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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-16
(From The Heralds Correspondence

fFrom The Herald's CorresDondeuts.)
Gunnison, Utah, oct. l5.-Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather
there was a large turnout of both
sexes at the citizens meeting held here
last night There was considerable
bunEiing work done. creating much
amusement TO the many who were
present out of curiosity.
When the organization got in run
ming order. nominations for town
president were being offered by the
wholesale. To stop this, it was agreed
TO have rol signed by those desiring
10 be identified with the movement.
and about so names were secured
amongst which was the name of James
Metcalf, Jr-, who is now erecting a sa-
loon on the MeRenney block, and an
ardent supporter of the Republican
ticket
4 platform had been adopted prior to
this, elnaoodying the saloon plank in
The Logan Democratic platform and
closing with a plank against church
dictauol.
Upon the roll being signed. which
necessarily eliminated from taking
part in the proceedings the fun-loving
element, nominations We're resumed in
a dragging way. and the one put up
Tor president had TO be nominated by
reclamation 1t was hard to get a
board of trustees nominated, but If was
finally accomplished by naming d
woman. the result being a Republican
majority
The Mckinley Republicans were
practically In control Of the meeting
Fifty signatures will be required TO
certify nominations, so that there wiz
need to be 20 names rustIed today. No
doubt these names will be obtained
and present indications are that the
Democrats will have no ticket in the
field
Following is the Citizens ticket nom
mated.
President Of the Board-John Lar
son CD
Trustees-Hyrum NJ. Childs R9.
Austin Kearnes (B.). Helena Madsen
Cd, f. Ludvigson (R)
The lady member Of the board is the
wife of Bishop G. a. MaGsgel and is a
lady prominent in the wonan's suf-
frage cause and whose executive abil-
1ty makes her well fitted for honorable
position. Mr. Larson who is named for
president, is the one at whose instance
such havoc was played at the Demo-
cratic meeting on the night previous.
There is 6, profound sentiment against
the move by members prominent in
both parties. The Republican chair
man and secretary, who were so en-
thusias;ic in their support of the
straight Republican ticset are now
prominent in this citizens move. The
chairman of the Democratic party and
other prominent members refrained
from taking any part in the proceed
ingS
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HOUSE ON WHEELS.
Beats Anything That Ever Before
Crossed the Plains

New York, Oct, I'm. e. a. Laskey
has arrived at Morrisville, n. Y. on
his way to this city. travelling in a
house on wheels, drawn by horses. He
says he has come all the way from
Port Angeles, Wash. A cyclometer at
tached to the wheel gave the distance
covered as 6.S21 miles.
The house is occupied by man, wife
and five children, two of whom were
born on the road. The rig and its con-
tents weigh 2,l06 pounds. The running
gear is the same a that Of an ordinary
wagon, except that the high wheels
are in front The house, which sur
mounts it, is IL feet long, six feet high
and is entirely homemade. Inside are
a folding table, a camp stove, a high
chair, rocking chair, folding bed and
Other conveniences,
The family left Port Angeles on
March %. 1884 and has been on the
road ever since. The house was bat
tered and weather stained, but the
children look stout and healthy.
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Don secretary. Afterwards the tenn
porary organization was made perma-
nent.
Those placed in nomination for mayor
we're e. G. Williamson, J. H. Deming.
James IYers and D. c. Mclaughlin.
Both Mclaughlin and Ivers declined.
Deming receiced II votes and William
son 6.
For marshal Isaac Post. Isaac Nc
Kay and r. n. Simpson were named.
Post received 4, Mckay 10, and Simp-
son 6
For recorder Fred Stevens received
IS, a. Mont Ferry and Fred Bas-
band 2
Heath was nominated for treasurer
by reclamation, as was Loekhart for
justice.
The following were chosen as the city
committee: W D. Sutton. D. w Gull
liver, w Mont Ferry, D. G. McLaugh-
lin Frank Andrews. Peter Martin. W.
H Harris
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-CactIe.-The- bulk Of
the native steers sold at sf.50G5.i0. COM
mon dressed beef steers selling around 81
and prime shipping cattle findiug buyers
1t S5.l505.35 butchers and Gamers carEla
sold at about former prices. and some ex-
ira choice heifer5 br5ue-l=s S4.50d4. "a:
calves were in better demand best grades
bringing S5lt6.50; stocktrs and feeders
went for S3y0G45Q very few below $3.50;
western cattle sold very well, many going
for SS-50d4. 10.
HOgs--Sales were largely; az S3.7Od4,
coarse heavy packers selnug az s. 45a3. 70
AND prime butchers and assoWed light
at $f.10G4.15.
Sheep.-Sold for S2.15a3 for common ma
tiye5. up 10 s4.25d475 tor choice to prime
hoeks; western range sheep were active
at S5.614, and feeders sold at S3.50H3.Sj.
lambs sold actively at S3.15fJ5 Westerns
settings at $tq5.l0, and feeders at $3.50
4.75.
Recetpts--Caatle 1900; hogs 1900; sheep
II Goa
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MERcUR's HOT CAMPAIGN.
Democrat and Non-partisan Republi


cans In the Field
Nrercur. Oct. 15.-The Democrats held
their convention in the opera house last
night, a large number of citizens being
present.
Frank Hunt was called to the chair
and Walter Kaylor acted as <scretary .
Resolutions We're adopted ASSERTING
continued faith in the Chicago plat
form, good clean men for officers and
economy in public expenditures.
The following ticket was nominated:
Mayor.-Thomas .. Wilde.
Recorder.-Frank Jardine
Treasurer Miner.
JUSTICE. e. Connot.
Marshall. z. Bradley.
Councilmen.-Gha Berry. Henry
Hales, c. II. Heritage, John Addie and
Henry Caldwell
A rooster, IN a defiant position on a
bar on which Is to l is inscribed. was
accepted as the emblem.
a cali had been issued for & citizens
convention, simply another name for
that portion of the Republican party
which has been running The city gov
eminent for the past year The con-
Ventioa was held at the school house.
Everything was railrOaded through, as
it had beea limited that a party on-
pbGCO 10 lilG pLGSCuI &uIllNAGIEu(IOIl
would Try to capture the convention
The result was az follows:
Mayor.-Dr. a. L. Castleman.
Recorder.-J. w. N1ahuffey.
Treasurer.-W- S. Hail
Justice.-A. Il. Dunlavy.
Marshall. J. MAR
Councilmen.-George L. Hannahs,
Fred Butler. Martin NIalinken. John
Griffith, Peter Anderson.
DR.. Casueman was the choice of the
Democrats. and had conditionaliy ac-
,epted the nomination, but at q late
hour telegraphed that business reasons
prevented him from accepting the
honor. Wilde will probably be endorsed
by both parties
a call has been issued for a miners
ticket, and the convention viii be held
this evening.
There is every likelihood of a hot
campaign, as the party in power will
use every endeavor TO carry the cleo
ton, and the opposition is just as anx-
ious to defeat them
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RIcHFIELD DEMOCRATS.
Senator Wright Nominated For May
ORA Strong Ticket.

Richheld, Oct 1.-THE Democrats met
last night and in a quiet. peaceable
way nominated q city ticket. Senator
l. K. Wright was named for mayor, W.
4. Seegmiller, James 2. Monson, An
drew Lawson. &. P. Bean and Henry
N Hayes we're selected as city council
men; James &. Ramsay as marshall
Miss Molly Onoch as recorder; Charles
Peters as treasurer: NJ. L. Brown as
city justice.
Many Republicans frankly admit that
though the city is heavily Republican,
the Democrats viii elect at least two
men. William Ogden and other lead
ing Republicans admit that the Demo-
Gratis have q strong ticket
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Park CITY Briefs.

Park City, Oct 15.-Coloael Dodge Of
The Rio Grande Western and Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Lcomls arrived this
morning over the Utah Central, in
company With MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
hearns, whose guests they are today.
4 good program me, consisting of mu-
sic, ROTATIONS and a dialogue, was
rendered last night at the regular
meeting of Mistletoe lodge. Degree of
Honor
Last night the rain storm turned to
SNOW covering the mountains with a.
beautiful veneer. Four inches fell at
the DAILY mine Ut is the first snow OF
the saasi-c and Genes three weeks later
than usual
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about dozen men working at their
dam site, digging for bedrock. They
intend putting the dam upon a solid
foundation SO that there viii be no loss
of water by seepage 1t is understood
that the canal will be completed to
bennington by spring. This Will make
things hum in this neighborhood if car
ried out. TIE Ibex smelter will be sold
on the 26th of this month ard it is very
probable that it Will start up soon af-
ter. Surely the prospects are very
bright for Lealnington.i 1t is the natu-
raj gateway of Willard, and with two
immense projects once set on foot she
cannot but reap a, rich harvest.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Neb-, Oct 5--CawIe,-ReceipSs
1000; market active. steady: native beef
steers. 5000 400; western steers, IS. 75f5
4:35: Texas steers S5llS. 20; cows and deif-
ers, S3a3s0: Gamers, S2Q2.SO: stockers and
feeders, S3-50u4.t9; calves, S3.550 $50; bulls,
s,ags. etc, S203- 50
H0gs.-Raceipts 35oO; market 5010c high
er; heaVies, S3-J0d3.T0: mixed. S3-5O03 SO:
lights S3.6jn3-75: bulk of sales, So 55d3. 60.
S1esp--Recatpts 500; market stronger;
fair TO choice natives. S3j0fI3-90. fair 10
choice Westerns S3.30d3.65: common and
stock sheep, $3d5.70; lambs. s4.j0aj.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas CRY, No Oot- 15--Cattle--Ra-
ce,pts 1900. Best native steady, others
slow. Texas steers. S2S0a4.25, Texas COWS.
S33Nd2.S5; natiTe steers. S2.5005.15; NATIVE
cows and heifers. Sl.50liA25; St0cker5 and
feeders, S2.50Q4,50i bulk Of sales were at
S25003.55.
Hogs.-RecCpss 1000. Market strong
to 1Gc higher. Bulk Of sales, s3.65gi3. 3;
heavies, S3-5943-70; packers, S3.459370;
mixed ami lights. S3-60G3.S0; workers, 50. 70
Gl3-S0; Pigs. S3-45l3-I5.
Sheep.-Receipts 1900 Market strong
Lambs. SSG5-25; mUuc-1s. S2di-
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Eureha News Notes.

Eureka, Oct 15.-The first snow
storm of the season was experienced
here last evening.
f. Il Snow. the Methodist preacher
chosen at the Methodist convention TO
fill the vacancy of Rev. Charles Nc
C5ard. who resigned. has arrived and
will preach his first sermon Sunday
evening
The news of the death of Stake
President William PaXm2n caused
much regret among the Saints. as he
WIS very highly esteemed here. Many
viii visit Nenhl from here to attend
his funeral 70 be he!d tomorrow.
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Twelve ounces

of Sehfzling's Best baking pow
der does as much work as a
pound Of any other baking
powder.
Your money back if you
don't like SrAtl2tng's Best at
grocers.'
sehiIing & Company
San trene;-~- 2f6T
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New YORK Money Market.

New York, Oct. 15.-Money on caN
steady at 214G31a per cent; last loan az
Per cent; closed offered 21a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 413n5 per cent; sterling
exchange, steady, with actual business IN
bankers bills q. 81 s4as04 S41a for demand,
and al S4,8Z for GO days. Posted rates,
s4S1
Silver certificates. 5Sd5S1s: bar silver.
5S%I; Mexican dollars +4t4; government
bonds firm; state bonds dull; railrcad
bonds weak
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Nominations at Price.

Price. Utah. Oct. 15.-The Democrats
of Price. in convention tonight. made
the following nominations for city Of
hceFs:
President Town Board-Albert Bry-
ner.
Trustees-G- G. Frandsen, soren Oh
sen, J. Q. Fausett, Joseph Jones.
This is a strong ticket and it is pre-
dicted that it wild win.
The Republicans have nominated Z.
s Horslay, H 6 Mathis, J. O. Pausett,
z. ". McIntire, D. W. Holloway.
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Bond Sales.

New York, oct. 15.-The total sales Of
stocks today were 432. GO shares. including
the following: Atchison pfd. 1927: Chesa-
oeake d Ohio. 1850; Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy. 4,246; Louisville & Nashville.
Is. 7S5; Manhattan. 1925; Missouri Pacific.
;,lOO; New York Central, 1915; ReadIng.
ITO; Rock Island, 1890: ST. Paul. 3d. COG I,
Union Pacific, q, ~; Southern Railway
ofd. 6922: American Tobacco. eX-divf-
lend. 26.35 Chicago Gas, 1860: Sugar
II 720: Western Union, 6.7S4: Chicago Gas,
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Largest Ever Before Known For
This Month, Says Dun.
SALT LAKE AT THE TOP
WITH A PERsENTAGE OF IN
CREASE Or SS.1.
Decrease In Sales of Wool For Spec
ulation, Though Prices Are
Strong and Acknowledgements
of Business Failures-W leather
Advances Wheat In Chicago.

New York. Oct. 15.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade will say tomor-
row:
Foreign trade in September. the heavy
increase in iron production and con-
sumption. and the largest psGment5
through clearings ever known in October.
are indications which outweigh hesitation
in some markets. The increase in en-
pOlymSnt OF labor mas continued with
further accounts daily of works opening
increasing force of hands. of raising of
wages aud at every point where actual
production can be tested. it appears
Efforts Of the Bank of England have
Delayed further gold exports. but with q
cotton nl9,'enent rising. large. shipments
70 thts side are deemed certain and not
distant.
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PARK REPUBLICANS.
Mckinley Party Offers Ticket to the
Silver Camp.

PARK City. Oct. I5.-At the Republican
city convention this afternoon. the fol-
lowing ticket was put in the field:
Mayor. H Deming-
NarshaI.-Isaac Mckay
Recorder.-Fred Stevens.
rlreasurer-Charies Heath.
Tnstice-W. S Loclohart
zach candidate was nominated on the
first ballot.
4,on 10 order and S A Parshley WAS
chosen temporary chairman and James
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am told that the Baubury committee
of the Central Pacific railroad is receiving
overwhelming support from European
holders
There is Russian demand for god.
The Canadian Pacific ~ per cent loan
of f2,o90,000 was applied for twice over.
~ was awarded at about 9l49. or Y over
the maximum
The Paris tourse was dull and the Ber-
lin market quiet
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HEAT-No. 2.
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REPORT IS TRUE.
Bank of England Borrowing On
Conso1s and Money Tightening.

New York Oct 15.-The Evening Post's
financial cableSram;
The stock markets were dun today. Yes
terdays ruHnor about the Bank of ENG
land borrowing ON eouSols proves TO De
true and money rates are tightening, al
though at present only slightly
Americans are discodIragingly duh. but
the prices aIt THE close were q orifle stead
Ter Only the professional operators are
supporting the market here. and unless 1t
becomes more attractive SOON. tt is be-
HsYed. that. West Australian mines Will
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Bank CIearings.

New York Oct 15.-The following
table compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
bank clearngs at the principal cities for
the week ended Oct l. with the oe~-
centage of increase ard decrease as COM
year
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Suicided Through Desnondencv

Washington. Oct. 15.-Maud c. Badg-
ely. a clerk in the general land office,
committed suicide today by jumping
from Cabin Johns bridge, about six
miles west of this city. The drop TO
the ravine below is about 1875 feet. and
the girl was instantly killed. The mo-
tive, her friends say, was dependency
due to her physical condition
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LOVE AND POLITICS.
Enemies of Congressman Dingley In
spires Breach of Promise Suit.

San Francisco. Oct. 15.-w h Hadley
Of San Diego says that the recent
breach of promise suit at Auburn. Ne,
in which his wife WAS the defendant
and Arthur Melcher the plaintiff, was
simply political scheme devised by
the enemies OF Congressman Dingley.
who is a near relative of Mrs. Hadley.
He declares that Judge Ming, who was
Melcher's attorney, is a strong poIit;-
cal opponent Of the DingIeys, and de-
clare5 that Mrs. Hadley will return to
Maine, appeal from the judgment
against her and fight it out in the
supreme court.
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Disagreement for life by burns or
scaids may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel SaIYe. the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds OF
sores and skin troubles. A. c. Smith.
G. d Swift. 142 Main.
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THRIFTY FAMILY.
Elect Themselves As Members Of q
School Board In Kansas.

Topeka Kan, Oct. Estate Super
intendent Stricken has discovered a re-
markable plan for grabbing the state
school fund by residents of sparsely
settled districts in western Kansas.
w II. Freeman is the only resident
of a school district in Logan county.
Every year his wife, his s5n and MIN
self elect themselves as the three mem
bers of the school board. Then they
vote a six months term of school at
$40 a month and employ Mrs. Freeman's
daughter as teacher. Young Freeman
is her only pupil.
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Rucklen,s Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by q.
c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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WOOL SALES.

Sales of wool for speculation have
gtcstV decreased but manufactures DO
not hnd that current prices are warranted
by their market for goods, though it is
strong ald advancing.
Sales OF wool for Two weeks nave been
q 331, 600 pounds at the three chief mar
kcts. OF which 1897 800 were domestic. and
while quotations are maintained large
lots previously Withdrawn by consignors
are usw offered.
The demand for spring goods IS limited.
But the prices of some qualities have
aGganced q shade further.
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Activity at Leaninntnn

Willard Progress: bennington prom
lses to be the ltVeliest town in Willard
county before long, If the present an
ticipations of many are realized. The
Lake bonneville company Nag nov
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San Francisco Wheat

Sam Francisco. Oct 4.-Spot wheat IS
dull; shipping wheat, sl.471z for No. / and
81 .4Sdl for choice; milling wheat, sl.5915
1J219-
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Bnffer and -

New York, Oct. -Butter-Recoipts
2,Sl6 packages; quiet; western creamery
1f5G221sc. EIgtns. 22Igc: fac-0ry. gQ1gc.
--Racslpts. 6.S0O packages; quist;
state and Pennsylvania, lEGIS1sc; western,
161ad17c-
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UNIQUE PLATFORM.


The chairman called for resolutions
and c A. Gandland presented the fol-
lowing platform, which was adopted:
First-Low taxes, payable in part
store pay.
Second-Low salaries, payable in
part vegetables.
Administration, good, sound,
sober and honest.
Fourth-No bonds. tSomeone in the
audience added, In matrimony.)
Fifth-No salaries except for marshal.
Sixtll-TShat the policy of every man
for himself is detrimental to the spir-
;tuaI welfare OF mankind; therefore, we
pledge the Citizens party TO the sup
mort of a policy looking to the estah-
fishing of the United Order and de-
rnand from our candidates a promise
TO work energeticaIly and constantly
for the same
Next came nominations tor mayor.
Several names we're offered and one
gentleman was called in who had not
heard the platform read but requested
Il read for his benefit before he would
consent TO be placed on the ticket:
when it came to the part Of sober and
honest" he said he would have to de-
cline. Finally, after a great deal OF
5fe greatest burlesque, the following
ticket was nominated:
Mayor-w Il. Racken (Rep)
Reeordar-W- l. WeOle (ReD-)
Marshall. H. Potts Non-partisan.)
Treasurer-H. Hammer (Dem.)
.Justice-A Simmons (Rep.)
CouneiI-N. A. Brown (Rep), C.
11fchh Rep.). L. Garn Oem), D.
Thurman (Dem.]. James Brook (Rep.1
only two of the candidates were
present and before the ticket was COM
1ieted the secretary and many others
had gone home.
s committee was appointed to notify
tbe candidates of their nomination, and
they went to the residence Of Mr..
potts. the candidate for marshal. and
called him out of bed. He is a banjo
PLAYER and supposed he was wanted to
NAV at some dance. When informed
that he had been nominated for mar
shaI he accompanied the committee
hack 10 the hail, where about 80 Of the
maCs remained. Two Of the committee
made speeches. eulogising him up to
the top notch He responded. thanking
fhe convention for the nomination.
Then all adjourned 10 the saloon. So 1t
e reported. and it cost Mr.. Potts 81. 80
Ia open the campaign
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The proper way to build health is to
make the blood rich and pure by TAX
ing Hoods SarsaDarllla, the one true
blood purifier,
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NoN-PARTIsAN BURLEsaUE.
Lehi Ways Play Horse With the
New Alovement,

Lehi. Utah. Oct. 15.-Last evening. in
spite of the rain, about 10 to SO people
assembled at the court house for the
purpose of nominating so-called cit
liens ticket. The meeting was a cork
er from start to finish, many present
treating the movement as joke.
H. Simmons was elected chairman
and j. Woodhouse secretary. Someone
wanted the call read and q man went
out and brought in the notice that had
been possed up. One Of the windows in
the court rain was broken and the
sergeant-at arms was ordered S to stuff tut!
out. In rao,faw moments the chair
mans attention was called to the fact
that the cali for the meeting was
crawling oug of the Window and the
sergeant-at-arn1s was ordered to
sim il
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MORE TICKETS NAMED
Utah Political Forces Lining Up Fer
the Fray.
GUNNISON COMPLICATIONS
REPUBLICANS DESERT THEIR
TICKET AND BECOME NON
PARTISANS.

Senator Wright For Mayor of Rich
field and Author Buckbee Mayor
OF Eureka-McKinley Repubk-
cans Control Republican Conven-
tions-Not a Vesrige of the Silver
Republican Party Left.
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Warning: Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the
warnings of danger and save them
selves suffering ard fatal results by
using One Minute Cough Cure. It is
an infaIlibIe remedy for coughs. colds.
Group and all throat and lung troubles
A c. Smith C. D. Swift 142 Main.