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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Governor Wells and Treasurer
Chapman u. The asylum to1fi of come
mINsiuuots came down yesterday aud
nHId tho regular sIon'hly meeting.
The following buuiuts' was uan1.
uUItcs
The medical superintendent was
instructed 90 purchase car ui HlHr.
coal iIt the IufI .tU O. irstIus 90 lI un.
tutmiuu which u the must economical
slhct ur lump.
TIE iloaEufUi'U rep o. showed NHI
h1I been borrowed f.TH.g mo tuf. auu
that 500 interest bod teen Tniu 90 ].
J.. ID uiy 7uI sl.Ui uusprst National
ba. uu IUtrttsf TIu receipts .1f
Mny were t1lluli, di.buusiGun's,
4-,i5ItS.
ShHu,a 'Hr May, amounting TO- 80.
2'aNl, uud current aAuuusrs iHr Nsy ,
amounting 90 st.5 IS, were bll1arJ.
The Cafpuu'yfs sauly was reduce b
from { % Co $50 "a month.
Tue regulation IrIvlfiuE 'aT r.v.ug
800 dnyS notice ON discharge o.. en-.
ploycg, and rtlulung 800 JHyF NOTICE
ffom tuctu when Iuvy lgtilo 90 leave,
was repealed.
Four male uui four female patIcria
have btol admitted during the IA uii
Ui May; nuuu have uirl anu none have
been discharged. There are a. IrUssn
l23 male aud no iumllc patluuts.
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THE MINING MARKET
East Golden Gate Stock Continues 10
SILL Well.
OFFERED ArrgS CENTS PER SHARE
Ajax, Richmond Anaconda aud Dalton
Also Figure 10 the DAYS Work
On Change.

Trading on 'chango today was near
" identical with the work Of the
uf5trr, yesterday, and East Golden
gl,c was again called upon for ten
tncusnnd.shure sale, at tue same figure
% shich a similar trade was made on
Tho previous call. A block Of one
thousand thstes Also found its way to
another owner nj ten cent? per share,
End almost any amount u the stock
would have been delivered for the
iamo money. Ajax was called upon
Tor a transfer Of 100 sbafes, which
brought 10 the fclsr the sum OF 81!
conts pr share. Ninety cents was the
closing a,king quotation, while would.
DO buy els expressed their position 10
80 ollcr OF 80 cents for the stock.
Centennial Eureka holders offered
that filttdgcd security at 500, but not
a BID was iotlhc ming. rhe Dhlys
malnlainud goJI quotations, but tue
nrurcs were 90 i1fuign 10 each other
tnatsaits OF the property were next 10
~ impoasihilily.
Mrfcur couiu have been bought NJ
s6S7s tho bid being 20 cents lower,
wuiiy Mammoth was iifm Ut etiil
stronger ggufes than II has received
.pf s.mc time Tasi, bid u s. So being
made ior II and holdoia demanding
nothing i,ts than 1904.
Sgnnsoa started the ball rolling for
the unlisted Call hnd met with highly
respectable qu 8ta,ions, hut no sale. II
mainnd FOR Richmond Anaconda 90
record the fret transfer and this II did
with Au ins,allmont Il 1000 shares,
the stock beginning cent?. Dalton
followed shortly after with Ike sale
Ia every essential partieulaf--the
same number OF shares At tue came
fifutr. The Annie ut nntio made IT.
debut on change today and was rec
nyn Gru only by an Offering OF tile
stock nt 10 crnts Per share.
rue oltsluc figures were A. follows;
LISTED STOCKS
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Note, and Personals.

The teachers OF tho public scbo J.
gave a pleasant social iu tie pWk
school lsst evening, 10 honor OF pfUi,a.
'ufa J. B. Walton, John Foo, II. d.,
Glys aud Mlss AlIcr Kellogg, wu.
have been connected win tuu Hyhu. l.
Tor several year,, lWi'Hrr' Walton
and FIotc will leave Uu MISSIONS in o.
srafg time, aud lfol GiltH hud MIFs
Kellogg have decided not g. teach any
longer The hoard 90 ruucltluu, tue
I Grhors aud tbclr wives spent very
enjoyable evening. Songs, rrcitalguB
auI tots.s oausud Ia umu o. pais
pleasantly. An elegant Htn~uoffy
luncheon was spggAI b1igro the prlu.
gJFueH aud their friends.
Joseph r.. Wright VI George Patton
II tue title " a ctso appealed from IuF.
tee Batuttpn court, 30 rHys1n, 100 the
Fourth district court, ligiutl
brought rult iU Tue 10 aUur' court uu
June Hrd. 1895, 10 collect $40 win
legal iutrtrst ttlm y vrmb Is, 1hYy,
iIt loo rods 90 fence wHIuI hr alleged
UU'uuIHnt had converted 10 htH own
use, Tue Justice rendered. Judgment
Tor dr'ouiaui, Ia oautc of action, buI
Cor s.3, 60 c1su, from 81 high Iuds mont
plaiuliii ,pIcaiF.
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The Fourth Of July.

Tho general committee on Fourth at
July met Last evening at tho court
house ana appointed tue following sub
committee:
ssluu-Marshal Sharp, David Love.
lee, Luke Cook.
Fiuauc,-T. r.. Thurman, James
Glove, Walter SCOT, r. y, Taylor
janice T., Snow,
Decorations o. Sm00i, Annie .
Akin, DE- J. HumteTg, Mt. w. H..
Pile, Mrs. {. II. Bllomstctbrsg Al.
Ied Harding, J. q. Coltrlu, Miss Rose
Webster, George \. Taylor, Mfs. j. Il.
IwolvJs.
Amusomcntf-R a. Barney, Brig
Johnson, Andrew EggofstOn, T.. T..
C0fiman, George T.. Howe, MTs. A..
T.. Ford, Miss Sadie Graham,
Music. II, Twelyes, ID. A. Swan,
Mts. n. X. Irvine IT,
Reception AMI RsiTtshment-R u.
Irvine, J. W, FATtrT, Hytum Jensen,
Julius Jensen, l.. o. Taft.
IL was decided 10 have no parade ;
price will be given Tor games Of yafi.
Gus kinds. An original poem viii
also be- awarded n prize, and the
Judges on prize poem will be- Rev, J..
u ~ nNNNNHH I NNIs AANHHH - RANlH NMN
ME-. Susie Y. Gates. The prOgtsm hus
not been completed, but Prot. George
n. Brimhall has been decided up0n
Tor orator ol tho day aud Mrs. Teeniu
4. Taylor Will read the Declaration VI
Independence.
nos. q, H. THURMAN RECOMMENDED.
A bar meeting was held last eyon.
ing with g0ou attendance. Tue oh,
luct u the meeting was tu
make Recommendation 10 Gov.
ernOr Wells OF gentleman tu
M the position " Judge m the Fourth
district. A resolution WAS unanimous.
ly adopted settling forth that II had
been communicated by the Governor,
through the president oi the associl.
tioB, that u vacancy existed on the
bench Of the Fourth judicial district
court, and that tho Governor would bu
pleased a. receive suggestions from the
bar On 10 an apTolnlee 1t WIS the sense
OF the association that Hon. X, II.
Thurman was the htlost man Ia the
district Tor the p0sitl1ni nud his up'
p0iulmeut was respectfully requested.
President Milnet and J.W. white
cotton, Etq, were app0lnl0l "A CONF
miltee 10 present the ft60iuiloua 10 the
Governor, AMI went 10 salt Lake today
fOf that purpose.
In this easa oil laymeu will agree
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OF the rremls,s TO its original con.
uitior; thnt while the construction nj
the sewer was Va progress the defend.
ant rafelessy covered, filled and DIES.
slToyei a large excavation which
plaintiff bad previously construct.
ed on the premises, damaging
him 10 the extent Of 500;
that lhe fence on the lot was ALEC DIES.
troyed by the defendant, a. wei AZ
the grade Of the Sidewalk, to his dam.
ane tn the sum u 500. The cum Of
$1,000 IA also Tfay Ell Tor on account Of
damages to plaiutih'. home alleged TO
have accrued from the construction Of
tie sewer. The total amount tsEed
Tor IL s2,g75.
Flank l.. Chaiiin also entered suit
agaiuet Samuel T.. Carlson ior the col.
lection Of ptomissOty note, secured
by mortgage, IN the SUN u 500, wiln
interest al the rate OF Per cent per
month from june 10, 1886, aud for
costs.
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Mr.. Greenep Retires.

Today is tho last Tor MT. Il. A.
Gfycnep iu the uoyetnof's tiilco ~
private secretary 10 his uxcellenoy.
His place will hereafter DO filleJ by
Getshnm u. wcuB, brother Of the
Governor. IL i with regret that thOSc
position bid him 10 Idby aud they
shake us hand with n wish 10 his
iuture Wciiatt. Mr. Gfeenep hls an
aut gtapn letter IT, m the Governor
recommending him b. tho very highest
terms, and n the NEWS kuUwB tue
ytugK mau aught he Will nisays have
plenty II itituda who viii speak a
gUou word i.r him.
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OGDEN.
oouLN. uIAL IuM b.. ls1o.
junction CITY items.

About 500 reggie we're Ut the union
depot last evening ~ witness tho mr..
rival Of the California dplgghtos TO IN,
Louis. The train was composed o
Ave cau--tursr sleep.ts, one baggage
Hnd one diuiuE car. Tue decorations
consisting Of "a slf,nmtf teauuE tue
words "pfOtec.i0n 90 American &c..
du'trios," had been torn on coming
through the snow rncds,
on Sunday evening the tabrrnac .
CHOIR viii give Pc sacred concert, wuiCn
will no doubt DO well attended, ut the
Grant opera house. The watl meet.
lngs Will he adjourned early 90 ns to
allow ell 10 attend.
A corral go by $50 feet 10 being built
nohg The iail TO accommodate tue b 1UJ
element which ig cFt- OgdcI. They
viii io given employment with rock
aud Gle 40 hammers.
Mrs. pcauou Of smlthholI has teen
bound 1vortn await tho action 90 the
gfauu jury. She DO charged with assist.
ing iJ run a Ihtillufy without o.
liCUnsr.
Mr. w. II. wisou has had cart and
harness stolen ifum his sawmui la
Ogden Canyon.
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MINOR MENTION.

Sheriff Hardy IL iown with an nj.
tack Of illntH,
The Governor has not yet received
the ThleJe petition.
George +. Smith, aged 20, ofIMur.
ray, Rnd Minnie T.. Denney, IS, Of
Union, were granted license 10
marry.
Elder David Mckenzie will deliver
n discourse on The Divine Authontici'
ty Of the BiUle, In tho Twelfth ward
meeting house tomorrow night, Ser.
vices begin NJ $3.50 and n general inyi'
tation 10 extended 10 tho public " b.
present.
Tomorrow, June l4ih. being the
ninety fourth anniversary Of the late
President HebeT G. kimball's birth
Gay, the kmbsll family aud friend,
will meet At the family cemetery ii IL
o'clock for the purpose OF decorating
his grave,
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District Court Orders.

Chas. Mader vs Taylor, Romney a
Armstrong O.; ten days additional
time granted Ia which to prepare and
serve statement on motion for new
trial.
Dsseret National Bank Va Little,
Roundy & Co.; report OF receiver con-
firmed ana hearing on all other mat.
ters continued until two weeks from
TO-DAY.
n. r. Mowers vs. Sall Lake city; de.
murrer 10 complaint submitted without
mrs ument,
J. B. Smith Va +. W, Hanson; mo.
tion 20 strike cut certain parts Of the
complaint argued anu denlod.
la rve suns VI h. NJ Weller ct al,
executors, ag Aiust Emmy AN Wood
mauset; foreclosure OF mortgage was
ordered ON default OF defendant.
Harriet Ann Watson OF NJ " A. 4.
MHyberry; case reOpentd TO permit
defendants to Introduce documentary
evidence, Plaintiff excepted und the
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On W,Iu,-uuy, jane ITtu, nj 1880
o., H., So. is East fiuu south Street,
olc"Hui TOT uigh priced goods. Ftfe
uWIEht litur, cost 500. vu0d as new
D.rnn.t bedroom eel, CIs' SO, Zoe hnir
uHurt, elegant HgotUhiJ, cost sTbi
ta.susiYu nUd center tsD.ua, bacu burn
o.. aud utarr a.U Us,CO X stJvc, coat s4li
l'uurr &c., l0t OF silvo,wRre, granite.
"a.r lHu' curtains, poles and shades,
I"iUi hiIchvu utensils, nue llt ChicK-
rH., 'H..s, washiuE machine, Brussels
aaa 600 ur csTIria, rugs, lnmus, etc.
Is. A. ASDELws,
suttIJretT.
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cnss was submitted without Argument,
sxcrrt aststo the ndmllrluiiity VI tho
evidence.
Katie siowurt Va JOSEPH Slewert,
divorce; arguments continued pending
citation ofautrofities o. 20 the lufisilc.
lion of the court on account Di plain.
| tlil's residence.
Desefet saviuKs bank Va Box Elder
Stock ani Mercantile company; 70; IL.
Jones Rttoinled referee IN proceedings
supplemental to execution, and a. ~,
SNOW, Minnie l.. Snow and T.. ~.
Madsrn cite to appear before HaiL
referee IN Brigham CITY on June lslh,
at II a,m.
Butterneld Irrigation company We
Geo. W. Keel OF nl; nearing On dcmut.
rur set TOT ION inst
Thus. Greenwood ct nj VI Sandy
Irrigation company; sci lr July b.h.
+. Koys 1t nj W John r., COnBof;
stricken tom tho law and motion cal
endaFhni placed on the tidal cnlo dat.
II. II. Rca ct al VI Albanian Han.
Auer ct NJ; stricken IRAN the law ar d
motion calendar and settled.
Helen ". Eruhhsuscn vs. WIN. r..
Bulchpr, Get i1f 28fd.
jacob A. Heis. vs. J,mH Wood.
m'u, set Tor July stu.
Martina Ann Co1mbs W. u#h Paint
end OH company, at tot ls.n.
Peter rAvey " Peter tayt, settled
nnd stricken from law aud motion
calendar.
Peter Clays ct al W Peter ravey,
came order.
Magic smith Houief VIZ Charles
Smith ct nj, heafiag on demurrer set
tor 1870.
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CA WllHrlry rhtcu suUurng Mach .
Zoo, plant is now Do full operation at
soda springs, Idaho, tuu property VI
Cotton u Merrill. lt IA dling excel
IHul vote unI pronounced success IN
every wBy. The WuifCluy m1Chile
If LuElisu Manufacture aud is
u.lug largely used iu Australia ana
south Auoucr. HI- t.u oil. Its
Introduction 10 the b n.tsi In tnu
uluIa uI WIN. tUUiU Is NUIhcws,
Galveston, f,Nlst we'll hu.wu 10 our
su.,i m 90 aH tur rI puuiJrs OF tue
iHm.us Cooper sheep pIl."
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah. ldahc,
MOuiauu, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing oblsrva'
tons at am. toioy;
Salt Lake City-Batomeier, .9.s2;
temperature, 90; minimum, ca wiuu,
s1ulheasl; miica per hour; clear.
Baker Ciiy- Barometer, 2yBi; tenn
peratuTe, a; minimum, ~ wind,
sluth; lighi; clear.
Chtysu ue-Batometor, g9.7s, tenn.
feTa,ufs, O.; minimum, 81; wind,
northwest, = miles per hour; cloudy.
Hclens-Baromeic s6.0.; tempeFa'
ture, %; minimum, 81; wind south
wet, light; clear
Miles Ci,y-Barome,ef, .07i, tenn
peratuTe, IS; minimum, 81; wind,
0 miles Ter hour; clear.
Winnsmuccs - Barometer, 1915
temperature, 81; minimum, SO; wind,
southwest, miles per houi; clear.
IdAh. Falls-BsTUmeter, 1889; tenn.
reraluTe, 80; minimum, 81; wind,
NORTH, light clear.
General ana local forecast Tor 30
hours ending s y. N. June ~ For
Utah, fair tonight anu Sunday; sta.
ti0uAty temperature,
Salt Lake CITY ana vicinity: Fail;
stationary Temperature.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Todsyi. ttmrefatuTs 10 shown in tho
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Musical Recital.

The ofpheus club has sent out invl-
,ations 10 tho music loving public tor
1, second annual recital to DO held at
the Congregational church. on Tuesday
evening, June l6.h. The Ofpheu,
club 10 composed Of some OF the test
musical talent In tue clty,and It's rsoil.
ala have always been exceptionally
enjoyable. The entertainment on
Tuesday evening will DO furnished
principally, II not enliUly, by mem,
bers Of the organization, and II need
not DO said that II will 10 musical
lauquot tuoh ~ " not rendered their
numerous friends every DAY. The
church should DO filled on that coca.
slOu,
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Coxty at Saltair.

General I.t. q Key will arrive IN
thi. city lfom tie Wet ssmeumu To-.
morrow.
ON Monday evening, commoncii &
al pm, nc win speak Al the saltHi,
Pavilion, While 1 Is MT exactly
known what the generals theme viii
ue, II Is expected tnat ne Will Iaik
upJu lhOtu tubItcis which have tl'
feaJy maze HIN famous, viz, NON
Interest heafiug UOnue," hud "G1Od
Roads" Pssse ugefs on al pm. train
viii reach Sht beach la HnpIo Time W
neat Jut cgal oAvN's tak.
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Woman SnGrage.

The regular meeting OF the W. 3. A,
will DO held TUESDAY afternoon al 1880
In this woman's Exponent office, rot m
22s, Constitution building. All ladies
interested cordially invited to attend.
KATE II. GROEtBECK,
President.
CASSIE q. NEWMAN,
Secretary,
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PROVO.
TIE RUCKwlLL.Rl1TEg CASE
Rockwell May L'ugcr several Days
Ritter Not liadly liuti.


John Rockwell was taken before
Justice De NOISY yesterday afternoon
for a rfgllminlry examination On q
churre OF assault with intent to com.
MT murder uu the pttsln Of William
Ritter, Uumuiltyd iu Provo on June
llth. Judge ". y. Dusunbofry ap-
Feared o. attorney tot Rockwell and
waived examination. II IrkWtli was
then bound over % await the action Ui
,hu court IN g. 600 boil. Its brother.
iu.lav, Mr. r., NJ, St9wcll, OF Salt
Lake, became one uf HE HuteuCs
anu viii ItOCutu nnothcr surety
VINO will Justify before Justice
Harvey In Salt Lake today,
AZ soon o. the touu was sigutd
David Rgckwcll was removed nom
the JAIL w JuuRo LufoulcrfY's fuais
duuuu where hu Will be- attended ny
John AMI he tlsttr, Mfu. Stowull,
He wng as well this morning ~ oil
any TINS after tue shooting, " not
better The toct1fH have 40 hopes OF
his recovery, lut tay hc may lingcf iOI
several lays.
william Ritter, the other w0untoi
man, Il doing uiculyi the ballet, ~ uu.
pear, uid not pats through hiH bIiy,
but /. lluwOI rlu under The uurh auu
came out uudpr anu tack % thc arm.
pit; the wound iH tlid 10 to almost
iIUutical with the one received uy
loren Nirlsgn, tue Mt Plras ut
banker Mo was shot some ytats ago.
He died several weeks after the shoot.
log from pHtuwouiu. That 10 co.,
danger that cJuifuuis Ritter, az he D.
almost cert ia 20 have Hu attack u'
pneumonia produced by the i.ilAmma-
ton winch viii he the natural tesul, 90
| his wuunt. liz mother nud hiu halI
brother, +. J. CuoToii, came la from
| Vernon last evening aud arc waiting
90 hin. lhcy viii unkUHu titsti 2.
| remove him to come more CJuvouirul
place than the county Iail today. liz
viii DO RfTnlguod on n charge Of M.
tault With a uotdly weapon with iu.
tent 10 commit murder, gud N David
Rockwell uita The cnafEc viii tr
cIauECd ~ murder, sheriff BIOFu
had net decided this afternoon
whether 10 PERMIT Ritter 10 be
removed be- ore his examination; " be-
does not allow lbi' the examination
will be held ~ jail
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EXCITEMENT HIGH.
The Last DAr on which to Vote For
the Carnival Queru-Mho VIII
Minl

The last day Of tho contest Tor Car.
nlval Queen 10 being marked ny the
exhibition Of considerable excitement
aud feeling among the paflIsans " the
two leading canIidatss. Bundle after
bundle Of ballots have been personally
delivered, by mail Thousands have
come, aud during the closing hour II Il
expected that headquarters will he
swamIed with the square bits Of
paper.
The executive committee have at
ltst r,alizcI just what II meats to con.
duct queen contest, the ylsi
amount Of labor u entails and the
responsibility which II attached 10 II.
II h because 0t ths responsibility tfat
thu executive committee " dtsitouH OF
having representatives Of the canIi.
dates IiCteut when the mai count
N mad', IN order That ali may be- ~
cured met "tquafu dchl' has ieri
melted. Lltt evening tue vote stoop;
Miss jean -. BdSsoll,,.,..,,....... ,......li ,HHl
hlsa AilAtv iturtssss .t.ssssssssssFr. ..af D
AlsH tIaUHHa ihAtuner..... ssssssssssss t,lil
hisH Laura Zee. r'ssst sssssss,.tssssts... l-ti
Alf- a, j. AlAlusssssssssa tsss,,s.tss.fs'''' vs.
Cut this opt and send Ia executive
committee, room jZ7 Atlas Block, city.
9s,s5 49, ~. 675s' y. !. !. ~,
-
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A Missionary FAREWELL.

Elder a. ). Sell, who on the 18th
Inst. will leave home ior thu Southern
States mission frlJ, will be- rendered a
farewell party In the Fun ward meet.
Ing house on TUESDAY evening next.
An excellent PROCLAIM has been PIE.
pztcd, end his irioudS, VINO are ali Ia.
vltod, uto Insured pleasant tiuo on
their attvn lance.
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The CitNs nealIh.

Following is tho weekly report Of
tie b ard u health Tor h. week end.
ing toiay;
Berthe 10; males I, females 3; de aihs
I; male. 7, iemulVH 7; bodies rcui' cd
tor iuteImsnt from Uluer place., 3, u
iAsilus diseasef, days outstanding To,
cases 10. No lew cnses OF infectious
uisrasts were reported TOT the week.
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TUE SUICIDE FOUND.
BODY Of the Nan Who bruWacd Him.
self In The Jordan Pound at
Ninth North.

Word c,mc to police headquarters
jus, Loiorc = O'Clock 10 the eiec, thut
tho dead body OF strange
man had boon found on
the banks OF the Jordan river At
Ninth North. The patrol wagon wac
sent to the scene Of discovery At once.
The body IA evidently thsl Of the man
who recently buiciaoi by jumping
from tho White bridge.
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Relief Society Conference.

The Relief Society conference Il
this Stake Of Zion viii DO held In tao
Salt Lake Assembly Hall In this city
on Saturday, June -, 1890, meetings
commencing nj 10 '. M. anu 9 p. m. NJ
ufual. IL Is very desirable tnat lop-
county should he present 10 report. All
members OF the society ana oil those
interested IN the work, etpt clally
BlshOIs, are cordially Invited ~ attend
the conference.
NJ. Isabella HORNE,
President.
MARGARET A. CAISE,
Secretary.
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COMM L RCIAL.
aAIr 80 cLrAnINn noun.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
Today'a clearing house oEcngugos
amounted iu g.8Ig22. same day last
year, tglU,03l
wsgg's clearing, 81 $50 53s. Same
week lat year, sll.2i,u-b
rJpAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York,-Siivcr d. lead, gg.0I.
Londou,-Silyvr, 80 Blbi.
ORE ASp uuLLIUS
W. +. Mccormick 4 Go. tocoI vod i,.
day; Silver gnd lrni ores, $3.50.
Hanausr bullion, $500. Tlial, ylg,.
$50.
a. II. Jones x Go. received loIay
Ofcs, $500; bullion, 5000. Total,
SO 200.
Wells, Fargo n 60. received today
Penn, bullion, $3.50,
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ST. DouIs, Mo-, June lac, W.
Fairbanks has been named temporary
chairman Of the Republican national
convention.
Tho nomination u Fairbanks was
made by Do Young Of California,
There were no Otner nominations.
The Republican national committee
choose q. w. johnson, Minnesota
temporary secretary, with W. H.
Riley, OF n.y., Harry smith, Washing
ton, ID. g., and A. II. Humphfieg,
New York an assittants.
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MY CHOICE FOR QUEEN,


This coupon entities holder 10 ono vote
for Queen Of tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake city, July md, jnd and ith,
1900.
Al counties Ia tho Stale will DO invited
20 Join In the Carnival Pageant aud TO
choose Queens Of their several counties
20 represent their delegations, who Will
boz received by tho Carnival Queen ~ the
Throne me- guests Of Honor.
$780, ~
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Gnrlleld 10 Omen.

II has haally been decided to open
Garfield for the season Of 1896. The
opening will occur July let. Olsen's
orchestra will be In attendance, and
Captain Mill Batratt will have charge
OF The TtaVTL
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Midsummer Rates.

Tie Uuion Pacific has offered very
low Midsummer Carnival rates TOT all
Utah common points. il.ho, wyom.
irg ant OrtgnU. a $50 ruuud TIP
rate has been offered from ID nyer au1
q sl5 from Butte.
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IRANsIKns OE srOCI.s.

Olo hundred shares Of Ajax ut 67l
cenif; 1000 East Golden Cato al 10
cent; 1000 Richmond AnacondA al
csbW; 900 Dhi.on q. I cents. Total
shstts sole, ~ 100.
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Died.
MARGARET A, CAISE,
SecIo

Died on Friday, June u, 1898, Mi.
dred b. infant daughter Of Florence
Barton and DR.. Edwin T.. Wilcox, q
shoTt time after birth. lnlerment TO.
day.
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WAsHINGToS, June l2.-Dub0ia
will leave mere on Sunday for ST.
Louis to assist Senator Teller In the
tight for silver.
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,!o East Via Tito Grandc western ny,
On June li,h the Il. q. w. m kes
tho inllnwing rates TO eastern poinu:
M's.ouri River points $4,000.
~. Louia, 500 90,
Chictgo, $1,000.
Call on /. A, b nlon, 10 w. Sscond
South Street.