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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-08

The senators 40 home feeling t1at a.
legislators iney have performed ihulr
July ioufluasly anu c0uscIuutI.u y.
AZ confirmed ty the Senate, FnncIs
AtmBlr1ul la 90 serve Uu the State
board OF corrections fr tgvuu yUnr.,
Thomas kearns for i've years, anu NJ.
Is. Sow Ice Tor three yenfs.
The Senate counrmoi Tor iru alees of
tho Rsufm rcnUo John L % eta of
% x Elder, Tor seven yraui q. -.
Lewis OF Weber, Tor five ycau; AHhuy
sirIugham Of Weber, Tor tufru yoat.
TIE Houso resolution putting on the
printing U' HE legislative journals un'
los the State beard OF tEamiuUis
th uid consider tho printing necessary
wa kliIoI Boo inu Senate lust evening
by an iuuehnlto pJstp1urmouL
The Senate has confirmed the Gov.
oru0f's nominations on tue Spto b1atl
90 equalization aH follows; john H..
Booth 70 Unu county, Tor i've yeaisi
j. j. Tnomaa OF Salt Lake or three
yeau; Thomas ID. Dec of WsbHr, Coz
i've yosti; A. q. Luuj OF Warrington,
Tor three years,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-08

The old saying that zone mans
meat ia another man. poison, "is aptly
Illustrated Ia true story outlJlud, Al
a Matter Of rssle, Ia tue April number
ui ChnttertoE, Both little AMI big
ulks Will lind instruction and amuse.
Jneut in the aoings OF an African king
who iiknd 20 eat ants Tho Ttatufes
40 San Aut0ulO, an illustrates H'pry ID.
adventure Ia search of bud u tr8li.
urrs, by r., Russell, Will Prove OF
.utOrblng iuiors. 60 the youths Oi the
uliy, wolfe the litllu ones 40 IufB 10
hau itligntln Tue Y ulg Waaderars,
tnr story ui ~ brother auI sistsr who
of lwt, uni instruction iuAsyutou
q nut A b p CFHule, that tells all
Il Gus Tue Hesls OF different birds.
Old Customs OF st. VuI,utiuo's Da-,
win iIluslf.ltJ Will luttIest every
momnrr OF tue lhmlly rom grsndma {.
no tJdIlurs, Aud Tue 3 Org Ui Nelson,
anu blt OF natural history eutitIeu The
flames OF Swallows, viii rntth tht
buuy of HE d. ", Au0tuaF tuu. b of
.h'ufnl history IL about The Lily q
Dee Valley, aud with its charm Coz
N'H'HN"NAHN ~ 10 NNANNNANN MImNN 10
lease not only ,he utIle miss who D.
-.ill nh'1rued Iu her lOlls, but AlsJ her
boz" sIuttTa
l. Itlu boys and big boys, and the
Hls us well, viii be- tuuChed by the
tory Of The Faithful Dogs aud how
fHgy saycl Iltlle girl from q polsou.
Gus suak, Ia addition 90 an this
mere utu pooms, Illustrations, "a STORY
ui African adventure, labIus, luzz us,
"a lfIna5pluco la ten UolOrs aud 10 lac.
least Of good thlngs OF variety TO
IICkie the intellectual palate OF oyery
member OF The family from tho tot lu
paublrttuB 10 the tullurer on CIu,uuu.,
Ia he April number ChAttrTb8E NOR,
bnu bubaantiales its claim 20 the fore.
most rank anon periodicals i1T yluu
aud OLD. O"ChatttTu0E,H 30 couts Do
wear or8 mOutna for 10 cent?; Eslos a
Lhurlai, PuolIsneTs, Boston, NJ ial.l
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sessud vaiuatI1l 1f uHre tnau 100000
and lees than Sl,CJnuuL
Fourteenth Cas.-H fvlng an a..
stssed valuation nf mere than $50. 600
ami less that 5000 0OL
fifteenth CIss Having ~ assessed
valuation Of lees than $500 900.
IuiH claasihcaulu uts SCI Lake in
the ffst class aud Weber in Tue tnifd,
sud providing o. second clasH,ta whion
Weber lstNuecttd o. he eligible later
on, through growth Of is assessed
valuation.
Ihcto are no counties In the d't b
siEth nd seventh classes The counties
0tuer than Salt Luke AMI Wauor arr
in The following CIAsscg Fourth, Utah
county; eighth, Cache county uintn,
slrpsie, B0E Elder, Davis ami suu-
mil; tenth, JuHi; eleventh., Iu0Ule and
sever twelfth, CarOIu, M.llri, BUa.
yer nUd Emery; tntttuulu, 6raudi
Iron, Morgan, Ron, UInihh, Wa.a'ch
nlu Wa ng %, tIur.Hputu, GafH a.,
* %, and Pun O tesuIh, Gan Jan
aud WfEn.
The thIarius OF iHu l1leer, except.
ing assessor attorney auI Irrfruer,
In wnicn the hmHu ts we Do n itUly
hXcd, must be- nKrJ uy t.u boitd %.
county UUmmIfsltu wihlI thirty
dayH ani must not Tod .ur follow
ing maximum INA uHts
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Ralph Miller apparel before Judge
weug,r today hud pleaded guilty o.
having stolen par Of shoes from thr
q q. 81. L., He Mesquite rpntteut nuu
Promised 90 never cJum ttuth an act
lgain, wnetuIpJn suuteuoB was rue.
pended,
q. L1ur was arrnitueI uui pleaded
not gutlty lua charge OF petit lgICpuy.
His ud nee q Ilt.slyd la B'pHllug %.
ghuut s. la caah from g1o d me OF thr
Rev. j, 3D. Nuuog. The evidence wac
30 e nrluslveiEanluft Hlu that hu was
i0uu1 gully uud d ed o..
Isaac sud HotIa CumpurlI, n c0'0fpH
couple, pleaded guilty 10 ulutiuK anu
snch wa mulctvd $40,
Pnll hfaly d drunk, was flued $40,
while ~ Muruhy OF tho came olasr
vas assetHu s..
-Four hraEeuuam tourists aimitte
helr uilt 10 having stolen a ride, anl
or TIER 1Tuthiuluess all were allowed
,ogO.
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District Court orders.

Tho following orders were made 10
Judge Youug's court this aiternooni
Theodore Bunnell W Thomas Carter
ct ali heretofore tried aud submitted,
the court handed dOwn a decision lhat
no Judgment be entered Egalnst the
defendant Carter Tor deficiency on
foreclosure OF mortgage; plaiuliG given
ten days for iiling Bill VI exceptions.
Johanua, Elder W Peter J Peterson ol
al; decision ~ favor Of plaintiff quiet.
inE title In her interest.
Carey Lombard Lumber company
vs j. IA. Heron OF al; court handed
down decision Tor plainun for fore
closure OF lieu FOR material furnished
Tor the sum oI S7i3 aud Interest.
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In order to ensure success ia Arctic
expiration Il 10 essential that there
should n possible, bea continuity Of
G at line. Tho total absence VI known
laui Ia the urighuofhoou of b tlug's
strait, Tonucrs exploration In that qulr.
ter undesirable until, at any rate, other
directions have been attempted. Il wac
the sudden termination OF land on
either aide Of smith sound, that 10 o.
say land tfuudIng In . norlhoTly 81.
teutlOn, that prevented Mares from
attaining an even higher latitude than
ibAt reached by bic travelling parties.
Had Air Euward Parry been slsdg-
INK along a COST llue Instead Of fore.
Log hia way Through n moving and
ufOkeu'up pack. he would nsHufoIly
have reached u position nearer 10 the
Pole than the one he gained, Tue crest
Nesidefalum therefore Ia selecting n
route fDf Polar exploration, h the pres.
uuco Of land ifun1iug 10 the uorthWati.
80 long hs THIS eau be found, 90 sbt. Do
10 that its northern termination,
however far u may bo uItuatud, viii
ue reached, Ihls particular UluIi.
ton, 90 Loo as We know 20 the couitaty,
b 90 be- found la FfatE josef Lend, f0r
Lieutenant Payer has slated that he
saW high lauI 10 the north Of the uusi.
ton which no reached, and which he
90 mate. rnust have been siiuatuu in
lat udu $50 aud, from the COungufa.
TO oi tue lana thus seen, taken Ia
o. uvctiHu with the nature Of the coast
a us which ne was travelling, it h.
more than probable that Fr M Josef
Land extends a considerable distauou
beyond tue uTlhtsl land tnht has yet
bern discovered. Taking all things
into consideration, u -vrms 10 me more
lhau likely inst, when the NuIth Polar
problem h sOlved-and solved II assur.
udly viii b,-tho solution Of 10 will be
found In the direction Of FualH Josef
Land. -Fr0m "rhe North Polar
Prublym," by Admiral A, IA. Max.
nam, II. ~, Ia North American Re.
view Tor Apui.
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A Fireman Discharged.

J. J. CLARK, who has long bosn a
malcouteut In tho ranks OF ihe nre de-
partment, "a member Of that body no
longer. Chioi Devine, for good and
rufiieient reasons anu acting under
the greater power which the new fir'
anu police law gives him, gave him
his "walking papua" today, nud
ordered hin 10 consider himself no
lo1grrh member OF tho department.
CLARK has been discharged from tot-
vice before, but was one or those frin.
stated by order VI the court. receiving
full pny Tor tile time hn was ButIoudeu.
His tcquittal this time, however, Will
no uouu. BE- permanent.
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MINOR MENTION.

The Ofpheus club, thirty.nve mem.
burs s,t0ug met last nigut sud d, Cided
~ 40 10 Denver anu participate 10 the
great musical festival ~ 10 given In
Ia I city September next.
The body Of John u. Larson, the
cook who hanged himself At the Mef.
cur mill ON Monday night list has
been brought 60 this city aud IL now
~ the Cor qllst undertaking parlur-,
wuefu u may be seen by iriends. The
iu1efal viii take place ~ O'Clock 10.
morrow morning.
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The salaries of Governor an other
OF the state oficrs are uxud ny % o
Constitution, aud have besu loft ut.
touched by the present l. y slaturu.
Other g ate officers created by tho
Lug flatufe had 10 have their taitri D
nkrI, sui these anu @ unity illUrts
were tue subject Of the bill which x /
through thia session. alter tuuyu a .
oussion anu worry,
rnr saIarts biI ne pnfsTd by the by
the n Use auu SENATE MAKES The fOl.
lYwiug nXeI saIarrs Tor Meets paid
by the Stale, aud maximum salarIas of
county Ulcers, with the exception OF
atsussofs, tfvasulofs AMI county attor'
uoys.
The salaries OF State officers IRE nErd
ns fHlluws.
/ Fish and game warden .........,..... go
tIyrs ui one .uprlwu court and UHsuNUI1
Reporter OF i,t'oas u -apfemo
'nuft stt.as ssfH.ssats.. ssHssHtHa...
Adiuiuut uturfM ssstsssss.... ....s.. COCO. 30
Two lana ruumiHHI1uyfa, each .......... lEB
loll mIn1 trHpr.tur ,ss..,.....s.t...s...tt 100
ffult ifut inspector ..s... ,s..sssssssrts.rss ~
L.gl m. murr % the state board Of
equalization, $40, aud tuu secretary VI
sa.l board, $500 cd liil1ual.
The uiHfuHt judge, mileage at the
rate 90 S cents pur mile, adiutnut geo.
I rfhi, coal mine inspector, land com.
I mis.luuers aud lth aud game warden,
actual necessary tEpenset, la addilJn
] 10 isHslHry.
For the purpose OF fxing the salaries
n county iiictrs this olasuiilcatlJn OF
} c9uut rB DO madt3
] First Class-All counties having hu
aiaf'bo1 valuation VI f21,UJJ,OJJ OF
over.
second Clafb-uavlng an asses,ed
valuation OF mufo than gl5 100000 and
lCsa tnsu i2O.UOO,tOO.
IhIti Glaze havinp an AstesHoI
/ valuation a mole thun $4,000, 900 aud
Ivfs than sl5,uIO,ulO.
Fourth Consolidating an assessed
| valuation OF moro tuAn tS,uuO,OOU Auu
lees tnau $40 .uuU,UUO.
Fitn Glaze 80 Having an assessed
| vaiuntlon o m 90 tuan S7,u1O,OUO aud
Ices lnau gs,uUU,UUO
SIKH Glass Having an assessed
| valuation uf more tunn g8,Ull, 600 aua
Ices than 81 900 QUO.
SovcuIu Ca.s-Having an Assessed
| vnlunt on of M re- than 5000 UuO anu
luas Hau 81 uUU.O 900.
Elghlu DIa..-hnving an nasereI
valuation Of mHfo thau S4,UOJ,uOO Arg
'e's than 60 OJO. 900.
Ninth Cia,B-Havirg an assustd
/ valua Ion of tauTe than 100000 Auu
/ less tnhn 81, OlD,OuO.
leuth tIhss- Having au uss0tsrd
/ Violation a more than s2O1O,OOO aud
les than t8,OOO,OOU.
Eleventh Ciasf--Haylng no assessed
/ valuation OF more than sl,8OO,OU AMI
lcis than 100000.
Twelfth Clau-Having an assessed
valuation Of more than 81 900, 900 and
lees lhal 81. 800, 900
Thlrptsfh rIHas-H1vIuu aa a..
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Bl 900, 900, divide into shares valued
al 81 enun, has fled articles VI iuclf.
potauan. INr iuc0rr0rniurs are Grufgf
r. serot. W. G. Hall, J, n. Woodmau,
"a. q. Htfiron, RtY Van C7tt aud T.
=. Sowers. Tine fii,ers are J. "A. Hef.
uor, president; D.. g. SOwofs, vice
pres dent, w. G.. Hal, seurotary AM
itraiuref The mpauy will operate
the Yosemite mine anu milIsiie and
other clsims, Iormet.y the proprtt.ra
OF George NJ. Scott g. Go. aud RENE
iunton, Juhnt0u IS g..
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COMMERCIAL.
Am lAKE oLEAHlNa nouse-

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,
rOdays clearing house exchanges
amounted Co fis3, 40. Same Jay lasl
year. 500, 63l.
rJDAy's QUOTATIONS
L0udou.-Slver. 81 810I.
New Y0fk.-SiiveL Jsl lead, $500.
Copper not,
ORE AND BULLION.
Wolls, Fargo & go. received today
Penn. bullion, e. $50.
w. Z MrCOruIUs q 90. received 10.
dayi SHvef Hnu leaI urus, So 2On,
Hauauer bullion, $1,000. Total, $500
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Notes

The members druw their checks 10.
day Including Mr. Gibson.
Having been timokoopsr, Mr.. Gibson
l. accused OF having appropriated tue
HIuse clock, cor 40 mucn thereof ne
may DO necesssry."
All the members gathered around
AT heineFs desk this morning, some.
one having discovered three Of tho
II use water pitchers therein. The
srrgcanl'ai'arms looked ~ II no knew
something about tho Joke.
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NrW hufh STOCK MARKET
NUW luuK. April s-et1Ct market opened
hIFuor viii trading iu n iaIr volume. Tobacco
ou Ihreu ulcuuEs cropped lt 90 sliti Mauhat
tru ruaH D.. tHH
I0HaCcb. accorded support 90 che low level
lY INSIDE lutrrcsiH, coon reEa.ucd che loss
1uo general market alec ruled higher with
EHIuH TRIVIAL
a genera Toecffiou ln prices occurred dur
realizing UrIUHH. sugar declined u point
tobacco advanced 90 siai bus later reccded'
lightly
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WANTED AN AGENT

IN ENENf sICrluN, TO CANyaBg. FLO0
4 90 70 o. a day made, soils AZ aIgnt, a.su d
mAu 10 ael' slap kuods 90 uo4 or, utaL side
liN.' il. WNhtn. salary ur lurEu counts
SION INSIDE. experience unnecessary. luF
hra ga paIteu uTs hunu stamp Chiffon roap
Manufacturing Company Cincinnati, ONO
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thtcnEo Live Htnck.
CHICAGO. April g.
Iiors. receipts today live.
lHEnt. $50. n % %.
MINHu. t.N .fNHI.
ItayV, So. "HIHh
huUru. lLN H.fh.
Cattle. rUco'uts. lH.ulH
NpUVtH. $40. hH
toUaund ngItrs fifruaGi.
Texas Steers 80 HHliuI.
HfUrkura and feeders. tllHafllt.
sheep rrUUIUIHt I.UIs Market Htuaiy.
About 1000 slorr arrived today. The De
Ward woe uareIy steady. sheep l1ll at 81 4
90 %. westerns thIyuy 10 o. U.aiI 70. Lamb
were mostly westerns SUD medium class. Toe
sale. ranged ftOm "a a. ail.tu.
chicago uarkct.
uhIeasp, close. April b.
Wucat-AprH. gI. May. coz.
CuruaATHi. t't Stay Us.
uats=AYrI, lHt May tNa,
fura= pul. Iatu, MHY, fa4fk
tard=ApuI. aus May, b.lgs.
iuJs-Apul it'' Ahy, ttC0.
llHNaaHI
Timothy
silver, Lead
tiivsrts. lead. fRNl
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WINDING UP SCENE.
Tho Last 1a7 OF DhsLlSt Day FINISHES
LgS.auIe Business.
SPEAKER DENNY ers A CAM
Presented by the Democratic Members
Of The House-Go Feeling Of
Parting Legislator.

The House viii, In all probability,
cl5so No ssssi5n tbis evening, ib5ugh
ai noon u wins agrcsd 10 "shuuier' un.
ular. rpall the members the az.
louf1me { viii be font, though
each will 40 home to remember with
pleasure, bic associations a. law.
maker Tor the new State. dosd feel.
Ing marked the closing nourl a. 81 hes
In the m ,in Jutiug tho enlite tcssi0n.
The sitting this morning opeueu at
10 O'clock.
4 PRESERVATION.
Mr smuot arose 90 question Of
rgia3uni privilege aud 5uid: Nluoiy.
two days ago We were called together
ln special session and two days later
mot in regular sts'iJn o. tho First
Legislature OF the State Of Unh, IL
would probably have been boiler hal
there been 90 lawson the siptuio b0oks
atd We had 10 make 40 'nistIy new
cole. We have had more uIniouu
ask than nuy Of our IrtdUreBs 10; but
although We were mex UruuCuu DO
Iaumak ng We nave succeeded 10 UU'
lrg uuf duty luaway that can lew
900 criticism aH 10 our intent While
we uavu made errors OF omission nuu
commission no cit ErU can cfltIciHr,
hud do 10 honest y, the motive. ufanl
member on tbt II Or OF the House.
This side u the House l. grateful Tor
lur C0urtuy of the mo. rIty. We
were not 2 pared Tor ~ kIuu tfntts
mtnt na We have receive at their
Unuuf. We nluu thank the Htrrt-
lug committee OF tho m ITiiy
OF the Kind consideration uuI
assistance % has given uH iu
our work. We also dUalto 10 thank tue
ChIui clerk iUr the excellent u.srhsr.s
"i duties mote nfdu.us tnHu thuso %
AZ % hi prgat. ustOfB. We III know,
uuu { utUIUIu KNOW, nov vol ur uHH
done hls work. The committee C.cIEs,
too, VIZ uusifo % tuhuk Tor their
cUuficsy auI assistance, Mr.. Sp0ab.r
.u, Bif, were called 10 pusid1 over
iuiB BODY ui mex cIirucfd leg alatur [,
tut your kindness aud llhutauty have
sstlbtol utin tue harm 1niHuu IUriufm.
BuCs 10 our duty. Tnis u0dy Will never
meet again, with tue sAuIc member.
ship, but We h 10 that tno ifivuIsnIIs
WulUn have been futmtd uu the Il nII
.f this House Will grow strong, vi b
mo pa.stgo Of time. Now Mr. $40 Euf,
~ Hnd iu behalf Ui tue mtrou'y, /
present 10 you this token s'.rri peot aud
Yspu iu alter lio you vail lpuh upon lI
with thUuEhis of the esteem in which
you nfe held ny the Dsm0cfatic mem.
Uers Of this "A use.
Mt. sm0at tuen pfrarutsd haut-
s1mUly engraved gold.hef DO tanp.
Speaker Denny replied thai lat
ytnr he had "nslped 10 dOvua Demo.
cratic Cainr," but this one ho would
always support. lie clmplimoutuI
the members On their splrt diI work
during the session anu duIy uppTuci.
a.td tho confederation oEtunuui to
uim,
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STONED

Hou'e bin lO3, providing Tor uni.
form system VI rec schools, WIS signed
~ the SPEAKER and the PfcsIdont anu
srut TO tho Governor Inc speaker
also sigueI tho salaries biIl anu some
changes were ma 20 90 the uugT1ssmrnt
no tNo APPROPRIATION aud county gov.
eminent bills anu recess was taEou
600 . O'Clock.
S,nato bill l22 pr vldirg Tor tho nal =
mUut Of Interest on unpaid wauAl|F
was ttul the third time an passcI ny
vote li 20 90 3, Mr. Clark NOV" Iu
reconsider ami the btll o. nov liable o
weep he members iu their utti fJf
some time,
IhB speaker siarod the government
anu appropriation billie.
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WIN IlN I'm MuLLE.

Booth stated that the county
COVER maut bul wAs -uU In mn
II use, nni when 10 ltf that body
Was prIbanle the Governor Wuu.4 .
slmr suggoili0ua ,u make.
The s0uatpis waited around for the
House o. GET through sU aa 90 nuIs
sumo OF Ilsm feeling lltNo impausu,
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attne dvIiy, as they wished % leave ~
o sem.
CIuE COMMISSION.
The Governor sent in, ne the com.
mission Co c1dify the Stale lnwti
n W. Young and Gan. Suith, "
SaIt Lake, HuI W, A. Ice, u. Weber.
The nom nations were confined.
COUNTY UDvrHyuEg DISPUTE
The GIvsffof return the county
COVER ment Dill Witl suggest on
that jury Ices should 10 tue state
Treasury
This was opposed by Warner only,
lut the Governor iusist.d aui at 3
O'Clock the senators we're trying %
persuade Warauf 10 consent, o. his
vote was necessary 90 sq1Utum.
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silver, Lead.
tiiver 90 lead. iLs1
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TuE dlvERNOH'8 OFFIoE,
LAND COMMISSIONERS.

The Senate was rocnuvou,d in OK.
rcutive session o. cDusilrr the follow.
Ing, namtd by tho Governor Tor Safe
land commissioner!
Wesley X. waltJu,of Woodruff, Rich
county,
II. d. Reese, Of wnler, s,nut
C0uuty.
Tho nomination. were confirmed.
D And % sEuOuLIuRE.
The Governor als1 nominated 90,
following 90 the Utah Blk commits.
sion:
Mv, Una ID. "A Young.0f Salt Like
county, tu serve Tor i've ytafs.
Me, lssbrlIh y. Bennett, OF Salt
Lake, 10 serve Tor four years,
Mfs Margaret a. CuIurut salt LAKE.
90 serve Tor three yvurH.
hlfs. Ann C.Wu1d ufy, OF Waahlur.
ton, t1 serve o two yUNIH,
Me. Mary a, Caz.UT OF Jugb, o.
serve Z one year
Tue Senate confirmed those nomina-
,,nna AMI took recess tlIl q pm.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
Bags, Bags.

Many kinds and for many uses.
Some tinted and some stamped in
artistic designs for outlining.
Brown Duck Laundry Bags, $50
and 6oc; of Fancy Art Denim, 5oc;,
Denim Shoe Bags, two pockets,
I5C.
Darning Bags Of art denim, 22c,,
Collar and Cuff Bags, 22c.
Newspaper Holders of pretty
denims, 75c.
The record-union., 1896-10-12

LEAL--In this city October lIth,
Mary Silvera Leal, wife of the late Manuel
Silvera leal tmother of Manuel King
Frank, Annie and Amelia Leai and Mrs
Joe Santos), native of Portugal, aged 81
years
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to NOR
row Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. from her late
residence, 32i street.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
I in One Day

To Cure 81 Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 2oc.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
November
Fashion Book.

The Standard Designer, with,
beautiful colored costume and mil
llnery plates, is ready. Also
abounds in interesting and helpful,
reading matter. A big 10 cents
worth, even in these days Of mar
velously cheap magazines.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
Wool
Dress SergeS.

No fabric wears better than a
good Storm Serge Our new
Storm Serges in black and navy
blue are As inches wide and will
make handsome and durable win
ter suits. Ask to see them when
passing our dress goods counters.
Price, soc yard.
Navy and Black Diagonal Vale
SergeS, all wool. 4S inches wide
and superior finish. Price, 75c
yard.
Special value in Fine Worsted
Serge, So inches wide. An ex-
cellent fabric for tailor-made suits.
81 IS yard.
The genuine Black Rainproof
Serge, 54 inches wide. Can be
worn in any rainstorm without the
slightest injury to its rich appear
ance. Price, 81 IS yard.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
X=Ray Lamp
CHin7HeVS

Give more light than the old kind.
The sides are corrugated and the
light is reflected from larger sur
face than if smooth. Prices, SC
and Ioc.
We have tried them and know
they are a good thing"
The record-union., 1896-10-12
Little Things for Little
People at Little Prices.

Stamped Duck Mats for outlining. sizes
8, Il and Is inches. Prices &C. Sc and &C.
White Duck Splashers, stamped in col
ored designs for embroidery, size 1sx27
inches. Price, &c.
White Duck Sofa Pillow Covers, % inches
square, in colored designs for embroider-
ing. Price, Sc.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
GWEN }52IIsI Il 5ial\ EsS90
HOSIERY.

we have placed on our coun-
tiers: Womens Seamless and
Stalnless Black Cotton Hose at
I23c; double heels, and will give
good wear.
Black Dropstitch Cotton Hose, /
real Maco yarn and high-spliced
heels, at 24c pair.
You cannot err i'll buying either !
one
The record-union., 1896-10-12
TaffetaS, z5C.

Changeable Taffeta Silks for
waists, skirts, etc, in all the new
est combinations of color, and in a
quality that our buyers and sales
people are proud to have reached
In 75c silk.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
Perfectly Satisfied.

/ have been using glasses furnished
by +. de Wolfe Hennah for several
months past L have derived great ben
eft from them and am perfectly salts
fed with the treatment which I have
received at his hands. Benjamin
Welch, NJ. G. B. s. P.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
-
DIED.

Call and get our prices on stoves. NJ
Hirsch, 1913 and 1915 street.
The record-union., 1896-10-12

The latest weave in black goods
Stylish All-Wool Black Suitlngs,
novelty raised designs on the new
etamine ground. The effect Of
this new weave is rich and strik-
ing. We are offering the best
value obtainable, 4S inches wide,
for 81 yard.
The record-union., 1896-10-12
New MOrdanfe
SuifingS, 75C.

Choice New Fall Suitings, in
Jacquard brocades, excellent copies
OF foreign goods at twice the price.
These rough effects are very sty-
lish. and come in handsome green,
brown, blue and terra Gotta effects.
Price, 75c yard.