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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Blankets and Comforts.

The Time Has Come Around Again,
We've Made the Prices as Close as
Possible to Induce Early Purehas
ing.
IONA White and Gray Blankets.
the best In the country Tor the
money, per pair only...."""""-
Extra quality White and Gray
Blankets, early priee..".".. """.
$1.OO
Full size comioriers only .......-
oOe
Extra quality Comiorters, made
OF iancy chintk and filled with
good cotton, only.-"............."
S1.5O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Black Dress Goods.

We Have Everything in the Newest
Weaves at Popular Prices.
80 inch Fancy Henrietta, only...
15e
50 inch fancy Weave Black
Mohair, only........ .....-" ......."
90 inch figured Black Dress
Goods, worth soc, only.."........
"a inch all wool Black Storm
Serge, only......... .....................
1Oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Ribbons.

This season will be more fashionable
than ever. Advance styles lust In,
show many new ideas, such as
brooches In all the splendor Of Or
ental colorings--Persians with satin
borders, MORE, antique, brocades,
fancy stripes and many others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Scissors.

We are opening a extra quality
Steel Scissors in FIVE different
sizes, warranted for two years,
worth soc, this week per pair,
only",. -""." -.."- ."-.-- .-.",..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

The Park Record says that the pro.
posed new Peck concentration will be
built In that city all reports to the con.
ttary Notwithstanding.
Tho Gemlni mine 10 the Tintic dis.
itict shipped train OF thirteen cars Of
high gtAdc ore last week aKgrogatlng
something over 270 tons.
The Mint group Of minoa near
Sielnfelter station, west OF Needles,
was sold laat week 10 an Irish syndi.
cafe for 100000. The new owners
~ill soon bpgin active work on the
property.-Redlands, CAL, Ciirogrsph.
Tho developments OF ths Crown
Point mino ut Bingham consist OF q
ctostout which intefaecis the vein Of
100 feet, south drlit 80 feet long
and a north drift that has been driven
100 feet. The property shows ofe
carrying 10 TO 20 por cent copper, o to
ounces oliver and s. geld.
According to the Binghsm Bulletin,
the total shipments from Bingham foi
the month OF May 10 surprise, nj
there were various reasons for antici.
pating that tho figures would be con
sidtrAbly under those OF April, where
"a there Ia an excess OF nearly T,46i
tons. the month'e shipments totallinF
up 600 tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
MINOR MENTION.

On Wednesday, Juno I0ln, tho Stale
board Of correction will meet at the
executive flee.
The Third quorum OF Seventy vii
meet this evening n. the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms. commencing nj
1850.
The Eleventh Ward Amusement
association will present the four act
drama, tbs Woven Web, IN the ward
assembly rooms on Thursday aud Fri.
day evenings next.
The funeral Of verrol, tho ten.
year.old child OF Mr.. anu Mrs. 1. A.
Clayton, ououITed from tao lmlIy
residenoe on y street NJ IL .. m. to .ay.
The nrvice, were toniuotvd by
Bishop q. L. Whitney. who spoke
feolingly OF the little ones death. The
opening prayer was offered by Elder
Robert Patrick and the benediclion
was pronounced by Elder William q.
Barlon. Tho music WAS rendered by
the Whitney-Speuoer-P Piper. Patrlcl,
quarlette, ana 10 was sung by Nat
NJ. Brigham.
Master Claude ~. Morris arrived In
Salt Lake on Saturday from Australia,
Ia wing come by the Oceanic =. s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Returned Missionaries.

Elders &. ID. Schettler anu william
McEwap. both Of this city, returned
home from tho German mission field
yesterday morning. They left this
city on January %, 1894, and have
labored Ia the German empire during
tho whole Of their absence. Elder
Schettlet's timo has buep devoted TO
rr0selyting Ia the cities OF Munich,
Nurcmbofg and Berlin. where he has
made many fTiende and has assisted IN
carrying the Gospel meteagc TO some OF
tho better class OF peope. A great
Improvement In noticed Ia the WORK
In this district and tho prospects for
future success are very encouraging.
Elder McEwau'A labofa have been
MALAY Ia the distriots oil Berlin,
DrcsdeD,l Chemniiz and Eofau. In
those localities branches OF the Church
are being Organised anu many are in-
vosiigating the principles OF the
Gospel. Elder McEwan was com.
psnyon 10 Elder on, when that
brotnef'e death occurred some months
ago, ana whose remains we're Inferred
IN tho city OF Dresden. Both OF the
returned Elders are proud Of their
experience IN the mission field and
return Ia tho best Of health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
A new bond ISSUE.
Proposition 10 Fund County Indebted
ness Oh Outstanding Warrants.
THE ATTORNEY 10 INVESTIGATE.


At the nesting OF the board Of
county commissioners today the fol-
lowing resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Roberts and unanimously adopted:
Whereas. there are outstanding
warrants Of this county, Issued prior
to June 4, 1896, to the smount Of about
1920, 900; aud
Whereas, In the opinion OF this
board It Is deemed advisable mud for
the public interest to fund said In.
debtedncss aud issus bonds therefor.
bsarlng interest Mt not TO exceed fve
per cent per annum, us provided by
law;
Therefore. be It resolved, that tho
county attorney be, and no IL hereby
directed, empowered and instructed 10
advise and counsel with PURCHASERS OF
such sccuritiea with n view Of ascer-
tainlng the moot desirable form OF such
bonds and the lowest ratio OF intereei
ut which the same would probably he
negotiated anu TO mako full report OF
such inquiry aud investigation ut ~
early uaie rs practicable. anu TO sub
nit 70 this court form Of bond that
will meet the requirements OF tho law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Death Valley.

a large audience greeted Mr..
Frederick l. Monson at tho Grand
Opera house last night, where he gave
bis illustrated lecture OF DEATH Valley.
The lecturer graphic ally described his
exploration OF that remarkable region
anu with the aid OF tho excellent steIo-
opticon viewa, tho hearers couI nj.
most fancy they travelled with him over
the parched ground, or together rested
In the moonlight, by this blazing camp
fire, or were struck with awe at this
ghasily scenes Of skeletons stEewn on
the gtound. Mr.. Monsoa mingled sc-
counts OF humorous Incidents Oh his
trip with tho pathetic Ia n way that
was much enjoyed, AZ frequent bursts
OF applause amply proved. The loo
ture no less than the photograph 10
views gave evidence OF the young ex-
plorer'a artistic ability. He has al
ready received earnest requisite for u
repetition OF tho entertainment before
long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Arrested for Stealing.

Carl Kirk, q lad OF about twelve
ysatp, was arrested this afternoon by
Detectives Sheets and Janney, charged
with petit larceny. The boy, who Ia
said TO be n splendid specimen Of In.
corfigibllity, 10 alleged TO have entered
the office OF Dentiet whytock, In the
Walker Mercantile block, and stolen
a Jurse containing s5.25. belonging
TO Mrs. Charlotte Rock VINO resides In
Camps Lane, Center ward. IL appears
that the lady was having her teeth
tixej, whom the youthful intruder
slipped iuto the doctors ofiioo and
secuted bis booty. Detective sheeta
says the lad belonge to an organized
gaug OF hoodlums aud pllfcrefs. Carl
will spend tho night In tho county jail,
aud tomorrow M effort will he mado
to have MIN committed TO the reform
school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Reunion Of Pacific Islands Mission
attau

Calder's Park, June 9Th, was the
scene OF one OF the most unique and
enjoyable events ever witnesssd la
this iavofite resort. IL was a happy,
nay, hn inspired thought which sug-
gested the appointment OF n Tepresen-
lativs committee Of the PolynesIan
groups OF islandy. aud from tho first tho
brethren laborei with will TO mako
the gathering rucccas. Seven hum
dred Invitations were mailed through.
cut the iutUTmounlain region, inviting
missio nariee, Saints and friends to as-
,emhIe Oh the above date, and, In &c.
eponse, over n thousand people, with
we'll nllei lunch baskets and Joyous
IL wss indeed eladdening sight 10
witness the hearty handshakea anu
listen TO the strange and vatied grcel-
ings. "Alohs nut" cried the Ha-
waiian; "rena koutou, pc reclaimed the
Maori; "ialoia lava" came from Sa'
moan thronts; "Jtotooin," spoke tue
'Iaorsna to Atua mau."
Soon after 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon tho boaE, ETC., were brought
INTO fequisi.ioh snu hhhNo eohHr
were sung 70 tho UP OF inc oAIt
and tho melodies were eagerly listened
by friends who ssunteren through
the shady walks,or walchsu the happy
crowds from tne pavlIion. AZ on.
o'clock tho tables were sIIeau anu
soon groaned bensh'h ,ne Iosu OF pro-
visions thereon, Pfest. Geo. q. Cannon
asking plessing IN inc hh"aiisn IAN
guage.
Visitois were corilsily ihvitou ana
Hospitality enieftainei by the ioca
Elders anu ffienus.
Az '. m. the people were sum
monod 70 INC covered pavilion py ths
delightful music produced by heid'i
band.
The program OF exercises was
then feudeteu, chairman John Il
Csine having charge OF the ceremo
nice.
On the stand was seated the com
mittee OF hrrangements, Hon. John u
Ceine, representing 5andwlch ieinndt
Elder u. doddard, representing Aus
tralAsiei Elder w. y. Leo, represent
INK 5amoni Elder James .. Sfown.
representing rahitl; Elder AVA But
Ter, representing rvngs, anu Elder
II. Dean tsnmoa) secretary.
Near 10 the stand was sealed Iion'
venerable lender, ftesluent WtliorG
woodrow; also rfesluenl liee. q. Can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
DAILY WEATHER vASE.


Weather reports showing obtervl-
10 . nj 5 am. today;
Salt Like City-Bar1meisr, 1914,
rmperaiurr, IS; minimum, %; Wind
uutheA4t, light; clear.
Cheyenne-BAfometoT, 29.ss; tenn.
craiutt, bs; minimunl, 10; wind,
loTth. hRhi; cleir.
Hulrns-- Barometer. $3.50; tompefa.
uTe, 50; minimum, 81; wind west,
irhi; clear.
Alilea Chy--Bsrome,er. 20 ~; tenn
eraturo, IS; maximum, "a; wind,
aal, hgh; clear.
Minnemucca - barometer, 1890
emperaturo, 50; minimum, ~; vino,
ulh west, 10 miles lef hour; partly
Loudly.
IuAhg Falls--Barometer, 1904; tenn
eratnrc, 80; minimum, ~, wiud,
northwest, q miles per hour; ear.
Baker barometer, as.s6; tenn
iefatute, 81; minimum, 81 wind
iorth, light; cloudy.
General and local forecast for ~
iGurs ending p. M. June 81 Fo
Jtah, fair tonight ami Tuesday, cooler
Salt Lake cry and vicinity; FAi
tAtl0nary temperature.
J. IA. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today temperature IL shown in IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
AN OLD SAILORS LECTURE.
What Blind Man Saw OF Cape Horn
VIII be Told In the Assembly
Hall Thursday Night

Captain Daniel Beck OF Seattle,
Warrington, Is In ibis city on "A mis-
lon OF mercy the detallsof which he
will relate In lecture In the Assembly
Hall on Thursday evening next. The
title OF the lecture Is, What a Blind
Man Saw OF Cape Horn. The object
Of his visii Is 10 raise means for the
founding and maintenance Of a school
for the adult blind Of Washington,
Montana, Idaho aud Utah, at fieattlv.
ms INSTITUTION " 10 be industrial Ia
ils character aud made as nearly
cell supporting rs possible. Gap
lain Beck says that the slte q
five.acrs tfact--has already been DO,
mated ina the necessary building ma
lerihl pledged. The estimated cost OF
the struoIure ia sS5, 900. Consli cradle
money has already been raised sum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

i01J signatures having been obtained.
4 mong the contributors OF this city ap.
pear the names Of Governor Wells aud
President Woodruff, with whom Cap.
tain Beck Had audiences today.
The car tain has had an extensive
ana thrilling experience ~ a eailor. He
abandoned hone Tor ocean life when
when TUT Ia years cid ana Tor thirty
one years roamed tie sens on all parts
u the globe. Seventeen yeats Of that
time he wss master Of n ship. He
spent six years In the United States
navy aud was at the storming u the
Ctimeau forts. Four yesrs ago, while
on mn expedition to the ice.bound re-
glous Of Cape Horn, he lost his eye
sight. His lecture on Thursday night
VIII he tree, n collection only being
taken up,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
7Gnoeuz1a

means paleness, thin, poor
blood, a lack Of the red corpus
cles in the blood. Nothing in
the world will supply them
and bring back color to the
checks and health and strength
like SCOTS Emulsion. The
combination Of Cod-liyer Oil
and Hypophosphites as pre-
pared IN this Emulsion has ex-
actly the elements that are
needed. No other emulsion
will begin TO take its place, and
one OF its greatest uses is in
building up and reddening,
thin, pale people.
DON'T be persuaded TO take a substitute.
fo' sale at 50 eta. and sieO BY all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Grant School Excursion.

The Grant school will give an exour.
sion to saltalr on Saturday next. Its
students will be out In force, and they
extend n cordial invitation 10 the pupiia
anu patrons OF other schools 10 attend
aud uDile with them In making the
occasion memorable one. Tue rendi-
ton Of an excellent program VIII begin
ut 3 pm. The proceeds will DO used
for tue iaudable purpose OF enlarging
the schoal library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
* VI ~
MOTHS.

Provo will send 1000 people to the
Carnival. SO says the Enquirer.
Tho carnival buttons arc In demand
they are sold for l0eents piece.
Auerbach Bros. arc constructing an
advertising il1at, tho estimated coat Of
which IL $500.
The fret Carnival concert rehearsal
takes place AZ the big Tabernacle to.
night beginning at 1890 O'Clock.
'fhe electric light company will HIGHT
tho city during the Carnival for 81, 800.
The executive committee 10 not con.
eldering tho proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
NEWS OF THE MINES.
A Fair Days Trading Oh The Stock
Exchange.
Il Sells Somewhat BLOW The 81 Mark
Other Transf,rs-Dips aud
spurs.

Mefcur was the only listed stock
dealt In at ioday's call on 'change, AMI
tho shares sold, changed hands a,
eighty reduced figure, Bringing for a
5O.iot $3.50, ami for board lot sGs5.
Mammoth continues q run up In the
scale Of values aud Notwithstanding
tho fact that $3.50 was bid for the stock,
holders OF II refused TO give up their
possessions under s3.e0, at which
fguro the offerings were somewhat
lin ted. BIDS OF $3.50 Tor Sunshine
were sccly made, but s27i was the
figure Demanded, thus thwaftlug all
efforts 70 bring about transfers OF tue
stock. Gaiena VAST Offering ht s2.a5,
while n niu OF Sl.90 was apparently too
inr IN the rear ~ receive attention.
OF the unllalci stocks three shsrei
IN the -Richmonu.Ac acouda,
Natural Gas and Morgan (Park Cliy).
The former met WIN Transfers nggre-
getting 1900 snAfcs, some Of u going al
!. conts ana some NJ ". Gas bfoug ht
cents Tor 1000 ttnfts and
cl1ted with bios 81 3 cents
.or more while holders indicated
theif Willingness TO dispose OF II at
0 cesis. Tho Morgan stock sold ai 90
cents per share, 100 shares covering
tho days oxcnan.es. Swansea was
strong Of SO 10 bio, but certificates for
any amount could nOtbe secured under
s2.b per snare, while Gold King was
hammcfed down 10 mere nothing,
ono aud An eighth cents being the bid,
with oneunga OF tue property at Que
and oue.hali.
Tne elssny ngures were ~ iollows;
tIsrrp sroctka.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
Bingham Mining Suit.

In the ,quity division Of the Third
district court Judge Ritohie Is trying
tho case Of Harfict Ann Watson, rep
resented by e. q. Dsy aud >. IL.
Lewip, agains, A. Z. Mayberry, whosu
case ~ conducted by Z. w. Bennett
and X. Hatkntss. The suit grows out
OF n dispute over locations In a mining
property Ia Bingham and II IL expected
that II viii occupy the courps ntten.
ton couple OF days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
UNTOLD MISERY
FROM
RHEUMATISM
c.H. King, Water Valley, Miss, cured BY
Ayers SarsapariIIa

"fcr nvc years. I suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism. ! tried every
known remedy. consulted the best ph,ti
clans, visited Hot Springs. Ark.. three limo,
spending 5000 there, besides doctors bllis ,
hut could obtain only Temporary relief. My
hcsh was wasted away N that weighed
only ninety-tiirce pounds: my lcft arm and
leg were drawn out Of shape. tho uluselgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

AInuedn, viaSan Francisco. "A, 80,
remain mere With his parerts
brother who haze psrman emily io,.,na
Ia this city. Literary prodnc,,,aaul
noth PROSE and pooticil Of Mr.. Cbs,ias
~. Morris, Clanre's fsthsr. iavs
peaten In the NEWS from time to ,,,,l.
Tor tue past year AFT. Morris Ia nn,s
engaged in the Insurance. buslnrss ~ t,'
headquarters In this city. ""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
NOTICE.

Tho Rear Lake Land & Live Stock Co, o0'
porAtiOn, principal place cf buhine"
salt LnGO Ctiy. Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES THAI a. Z,
~ meeting OF tho directors held June :, ssisd
an assessment OF 10 cents per Stare Nna lie
corporation. payable July ~, i r.o
Geo, q. Lambert Jr secretary hnu MS,s,Iake
at his Office. - west Fret South ST. rhis ~
City. Utah Any stock upon which this ss ~ n
mont NAV remain unpaid on the ljlii ual "a "a
July, 1875, will bo delinquent and anNs.i,asn,
tor sale az public auction. and unless ,av al
Il made before. will DO sold on thn sin
August, 1886 10 pAy the delinquent nriunsnn. ~
together with the cost OF advertising anu "
GEO. @. LAMBERr Jil:.
secy. and IisAss'
% W. Frat South ST.. Salt Lake CITY, u'AA
Lated June 9Th, lssC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
UNDER THE NEWLAW
,Ouuty Commissioners Will RedlSlFlcl
The County for Elections.
.upI1On erIs 8 500 A yEAn.
lis Bond Pixed at $s5,OO0-Board
Organized Under tn Nrw County
Government Law.

The county commissioners will take
, census Of the voting population oil
he several precincts Of tho county Tor
he purpose OF redisIrictiug under tte
rev county government law. This
morning the board fixed the SALARY OF
Jounly Auditor !. NJ. Fisher at 81 500
,st annum aud his bond at $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

Two large excursions are booked ioI
Saltair, the ilrst on Thursday, June
lSih, by the lodges Of knignts Of
PythiaS, and the second ON Thursday
June 2blh, by the Odd Fellows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
rnANsrEns or sroclls.

Ffly shares Of Mercur at $3.50 and
i0U Al 80 SIS; 500 Richmond Anaconda
at a ceuiH anu 5000 at shSi,00O Ma
iurAl Gas nj 4 cent?; 100 Morgan (pafk
CITY, al 20 cents. Total shares sold,
1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
On Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Judge Richie announces that all
hearlugo In probate matters will here
after be had on Wednesdays aud BAT.
urdnyG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

being twisted up In knots. I was unable 10
dress myself except with assistance. and
could ouly hohhc about by using cane.
had no appetite. aud was assured. by tts
doctors. that could not live. The pains. a
times. were 80 awful. that ! could procure
RELIEF only by means Of hypodonnfc lnlec.
tons OF morphine. I had my limbs bandagoi
In clay, m sulphur. IN pouliicesi but these
Faye only tcmpomr. relief. After tying
everything. aud suffering the most awful
iotiurcs. began 10 take Ayers sarsapaiilkl
Inside Of two months, I was able 90 walk
without canc. IN three mouths, my limbs
began 10 strengthen. and IN the course NJ a
year. was cured Mywelght has Increased
10 ics pounds, aud ! am now able TO do my
fall days work as a failfnld blacksmith"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
IN cnoI,E FOR QUEEN.

This coupon cnlltlo. holder TO one vote
for Quoon OF the Midsummer Carnival,
Salt Lake City, July md, snd and iih,
lsu0.
All counliosin tho State will be invited
TO Join IN tho Carnival Pageant and to
choose Quoons OF their several counties
To represent tboir delegations, who viii
be received by tho Carnival Queen al tho
Throne Ru guests OF Honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

Tho resolution was adopted aud
county Attorney Whitlemofe pre-
JARED an ordinance, according to the
isw county government law. ms fol-
eva:
Tho board Of county commissioners Of
he county OF Salt Lake do ordaln as fol-
ows:
Sec. 1. That tho amount Of tho official
,ond ofthe county auditor shall be aud
he same l. hereby hx0d ut tho hum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars.
WANTS nIM REMOVED.
Chfiatofiefson introduced the fol.
owing, action on which was postponed
VI this afternoon;
Resolved, That John Woods Is hereby
omoyed from the position Of road super
laor OF road district No 10, and Fergus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
AYERS
The Only Worlds Fair sarsaparllla.
ArER's RMS e"rs Headache.

Lovely Lawn and Swiss Dresses.
Mrp. Francis and daughter, "a q
street, Will make them up for $500.
This month onlv.
NINE. Lambs sale.
Commencing at ~ m. Monday, June
stb, will be tic greaiest facriflcs s.le
OF mil in4ry eve IN ,wn IN Salt L. ke
City; % 10 30 prr o mt discount on III
70 Ids. Everything must Vo,n reserve.
Remember the place. So Msin strro'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

KnLLY.-fn the Seventh ward. this eitv .t,..
!, le96, OF general deb lily, John Joseph keise
Torn December 10. isl1. nj Dougils, Isie 2,
Funeral services will be held Tuesd.,. Ina.
2, at2 y. m, from iel south FIRST West tres
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
DBAurra.

finID--In this city. jane Z, JessaF,sts .,
cancer OF tue sioniarh The deco 40 a ~.
bor on August :, 1881, at Chcltenhaml rw.n
OF this city. rinent
Funeral services will be held theta M,
rcsihencc, % east North Temple strset -
meow tuesday, al tnJ p. N. Friendt M
ogden papers. please COPY.