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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
SHORTS DISAPPOINTED.
Wheat Sells Above Ninety Under
Vigorous Demand.

Chicago. Sept. 9O.-Shorts in wheat
who expected a further break in wheat
that would have enabled them to buy
at an additional profit were disap-
pointed, the market starting with De-
&cenber bringing S91a@S99sc, as COM
pared with S9@094sc at the close yes
terday. Liverpool commenced the days
trading at prices unchanged to ed low
er. Paris started at a 10 confines de-
cline These prices were better than
expected in view of the terrific tumble
in prices late in yesterdays market
here. For q moment after the open
ing the market hesitated. Then shorts
concluded the quicker they covered the
better it would be, and the price of De-
cember, which had dropped through
neglect to SSMc. went up with q jump
to 9074c Shorts had considerable diff
Guilty in covering and not until 90Ac
had been reached did holders evince
any disposition to let go. After that
the market sagged off again to 90c.
Chicago receipts were 25S carloads and
Minneapolis and Duluth 1,0l9. Some
offers in the pit Of NO. spring wheat
at SIC for October delivery. at which
time the grade will be limited from the
regular contract grade, attracted gen.
eral attention from its discountIng
price at which it could be sold for at
the DIle ICE S9plGiuDGT dI oJC- MS
caused the price of December to- run
down to S9%c. But shortly afterward,
when it was announced that 100000
bushels of No. , spring that had been
offered at S5c had been taken by a
shipping firm for export. the speeu-
lators made haste to buy back What
they had been so anxious to sell q short
time before. The price responded to
the demand thus excited by another
rise to 90Mc In addition to the local
fresh purchases for export, the clear
ances of wheat and -four from Atlantic
ports for q hours amounted to $4,000
bushels Additional strength was lent
the market later by the 6 per cent
premium which wheat was command
ing at St. Louis over the Chicago price.
December finally sold uD TO 9o%4c un-
der q vigorous demand, and closed at
sos a90Mc.
The dry weather and the recovery in
wheat caused corn to rule firm.
oats were fairly active and stronger.
Speculative trade in provisions was
small. but prices were firm all day at
some improvements over yesterdays
closing values.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01

be done. even by the inhabitants OF a
S11all city. On entering the ba.l1lag
die first object that attracts attention
IS q beautiful display of flowers and
plants, whaca has been the Admiration
uf aG wtnO nave yet visited eha fair
FMS department is looked after ~ TWO
pretty maidens dressed IN the cotce-5 Of
the fair.
just 10 the rght Of this EXHIBIT s
Il very fair display Of fruits, such IL
apples, pears and plurns IN gl-sa.
variety, stra wDerries and rasDbcrr-z6
just picked from tae vines, and grapes
Ia abundance.
Next On TO the right is grea4 display
CT minerals from Utah mines and also
from other STAGES. Then comes q booth
called a fisiA po1d, wEere for 5 cents you
fish for prizes. Taen comes the co5lin,E
department. Here is found some Of
tl1e haEdiwCrk Of TIE nlcrllers aIr5 SIC
tefs in a great vaIieey, sllJWiug tls
skill Of HE fair ones. Connected with
this DEPARTMENT Is an eHcelleisi. c pay
of tcttle fruits and pickles which would
be hard 10 heat
Next 10 this d-spiay IS one CO the
prestiest Iitle cornSrs IN the bugl+t-I
and one that HAS taken the fancy Of me
Mtfd1 girls and tle-r mCtheT5. the DIS
pay Of dolls Prizes we're offered fer
the best dressed dolls. Next comes q
nioct beautiful display Of nc.il3neIy ard
fancy N.rk n grca'- variety. Next IS
the saddle and ol2rncss bc5t and shoe
d2paI,crsnt, srl Th5n the carpaate.- or
Y1cd WORKERS display, whach could G-tLye
haen muGil larger but in many cases J.
tia3WG skill ari abiGty There Is q very
Eine showing Of work d'-'-te Dy our s.J9ne
cutters and n,1So-s ara brick H-1.lufac-
tr-e9s, Which IS q credit 80 our aI'.-saIls.
Connected with this department. - a
very fire display of ONYX. Gu. and
pof.shed, bCtn by cur local Wozh1len
aiJd some done by SAT- Lake.
On the sage is lutte wossd ef
cllr1Ostties ana re..cs watch draws great
ar71n1Tation frccn the many Who va53-
tfzs dsq9. t.nellt- ADJ sing tllis dis
play IS The eXhi3Tt Cf sCAC3l work GL'Aa
ny Me pupils Of the schools IN the town,
such as Maps and charts. etc. -A6j0in-
ing ule SCHOOL work is very fine dis
play % agt, sucA as Gil paintings, W2.-a-
cosol+ng, pencil work. cIayon work ana
ladies fancy work with The brc-a. Here
IS tE2 THRONE rG-cu CT u1e QC7-a. Wn.Cih
. very t3.stefu1ly adorned with ptv.sh
iG.r tCse, lace curtains, rugs, etc,
HnHll make Vesy pletry effei..
There IL 4 sIl5M hat nice tt=piaY Of
pcu.try, .'p1n t;-a ICstol1fCe ECC1h. chen
comes the aglj1U.rre department
Were tat~e Is N cxf.fit.oA a fine dis
I-8y of vegetables aicd sraha.
IN tna ca1fer % rhe i-oll IS very
Hese bard sand, elevated Cl.gA ecu n
T. alHJi a pretty ll-ae bc5th under
meath. where three saiiY dressed maid
eEa deal Cuc c7ltiy arl fru.te. Nsaf
by is q gypsy IN small tetlt. t1uris
fortunes, wl-.la nelr by as Rebecca al
the well.
Among the visitors al the Gar have
been AR. Mcdaniel Of The Herald. s.
Taylcr. sax Lake City. Ar AIaeser CT
the U4onan, Mr.. LlstleGeli Of Nle Og-
den Staiie Journal. C. =. Bi5mster bGsiE,
state beard al agriculture. G. E AU1cr-
SCH, SpriE5y'-lsa ana joan Beck Of SAT-
Lake CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
GRASS CREEK RAILROAD.
Extension Will Be Completed In
Thirty Days.


Thirty Days.
coalville, Sept 29.-Work on the
Grass Creek railroad extension is pro
crossing rapidly. and IS is thought that
about so days more viii see II finished.
The new tunnel Of the old Church mine
ROW being opened by the Grass Creek
Coal company VIII be completed and in
condition 10 take out a large quantity
Of coal by the time the railroad reaches
IT,
st a meeting Of the Democratic pre-
cinct committee held tonight 1t was de-
ciGed TO cali a primary To nominate a
straight Democratic municipal ticket
for the 18th Of October, and notice CT
the same was ordered published.
City Attorney bismarck Snyder re-
turned last night from Baker City. Ore,
where he has been for tTo weeks on le-
gal and business matters.
The odd Fellows lodge OF this place
gave very pleasant and enjoyable
bah in their hall last night.
The Ladies :. i. i. L-te1ary si2csetY
resumed their meetings today and from
now on VIII hold regular meetings with
appropriate programme every Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept. o.-Cattle--sales
were On a basis of S.S0G4.OO for the
poorest dressed beef steers, up 10 5.25
@5.5o for the best shipping cattle, with
the buck cf tie transactions at 4.G0@
5.25. stockers and feeders, S.5O@40o.
Choice feeders brought 450@4GO. Feed
ing bulls said largely at S.O0@$.35, and
Beiognas sold from 800 down. Veal
calves sold at 3.5G@6.eO
Hogs.-Salss were largely at $3.50
40; heavy Packing lots sold ait $3.50
$50; and prime assorted light weights
at 430G4S5.
sheep.-sold freely at 2.5O@3.OO for
the poorest to 400 for choice heavy ma
Gives. Western range sheep were act
i've at 9.35@390, gocd feeders selling
freely around S6GW37O. Lambs sold at
4.0a@5S0 for poor to prime fiocls, west
ern fetching 3.5O@5.lO Very fey lambs
sold above $50.
Recetpts.-Cattle, 1850; hogs. 5000;
sheep Is 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01

Posts Lonlioa financial cable says:
TIE stock markets here were good to-
day except Americans which followed
fhe New York lead and closed at about
the Lowest, It IS not likely thar tllera
wiz be any strong renewal of buying cs
Americans here, until the New York
position haS been more claariy defined.
IT IS still believed, however, that New
York WI soon start an upward move
ment again as tIle revival of trade ac-
1vfty there is increasing Mines were
gcod ami the papers talk of a trans
Ference of attention from Americans
to them. The market, however, pTac-
tically depends en- the New York inf'tia-
tive. The Paris and Berlin markets
were firm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01

Mt. Pleasant, Utah, Sept, sO--Rob-
bers entered the Rio Grande Western
depot last evening and blew open t1le
safe. They secured, as near as could
be learned, the following: $fC0 personal
notes. $50 cash. SIS telegraph money,
$50 express money. a few dollars COM
pany money ana conference tickets
amounting 10 several hundred dollars
The robbery WAS not discovered until
Mr.. Green, the agent. came as usal 10
open the Office at 40 am 10 clew as
to who the robbers are has, as yet, been
found. The safe VAS bored above the
lock a stick OF giant and a good cap
did the Test
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
Wool. coRea ana Sugar.

Options opened stead at IN
changed prices TO points advance on
demand from local shorts With sellers
scarce or fears OF oversold markets;
closed quiet, with prices unchanged to
) points ret advance; safes, 5000 Gags,
including: November. $50; December,
6.a0@645. Spot Rio, dull; No. invoice,
TIC asked; NO. JoOb.ng, 79sc; mild,
steady; Cordoya, l01s@1679.
Sugar-Haw. nonaiasI; refined stsady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Sept. -Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500 head; market steady; ma
tive beef steers. S4.2O@5.2O; western
steers, S3.,5@4.40; Texas steers. $3.50
3.75; cows and heifers, $3@3.S0; can
ners S1.75Q2.75; stockers and feeders,
$3.50G4.5O; calves. $4@G; bulls. stays,
etc, $2@3.7o
Hogs.-Receipts 1900; market strong;
fair to choice natives. S3.50@4; fair to
choice westerns, $330@3.S0; common
and stock sheep, $2.75@S.60; lambs,
81 5GO51 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
BOYS CLOTHING.

Boys clothing must be just SO to
catch the mothers fancy, and
strongly made to stand much care
less wear. A romping boy has no
liking for restraint; there should
be no clothes need Of it. We gladly
accept the responsibility of sell
ing clothes that viii last longer
and look better than other makes
our 500 suit is good, good enough
for half dollar more at other
places--our So, so is a great value;
comes with double seat and knee,
in sizes 8 to IL, and with wide sailor
collar, braid tined, for the
smaller boys, 8 to 8. We did a
whole lot of talking about our S3
suit, it had its effect. Nov other
people are doing the talking and its
having the same effect, batter be
one of us-even good things don't
last forever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
san Franeigco wool.

San Francisco, Sept sO-wool.-
Spring woods: Nevada. 1O@1Sc; Oregon.
11@14c; northern. 14@16c.
Fab Wools.-Southern coast lambs,
6@I19c; San Joaquin lambs. sole;
northern lambs, 9@1Oc; mountain, 100
lie; San Joaquin plans, 7@9c.
New York. Sept. .-WooI.-Firqn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City, Sept SO.-Cattle.-Re-
ceipts 5000 head Market steady tc
strong; Texas, $SG4.25; Texas COWS
S2.2o@3; natives, $3.50@5.20; native COWS
and heifers, $1@4; stockers and feeders
50. 50@4.45; bulls. 500.
Hogs.-Receipts 1000; market strong
to DC higher; bulk of sales. $S.80@3.9O;
heayies, S3.70@3.95; packers, $3.70@3. 80;
mixed. $4,000 lights. S3.T0@4; York
ers, $4,000; pigs, S3.75@S.95.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market firm;
lambs, $3.5005.20; muttons, $2.9O@3.S0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
HELMEs sENTENCED.

Judge Hart this evening sentenced
Herbert Hulmes, convicted Of assault
with intent to commit rape, to he COM
mitted TO the states prison for the
term of Is months. He will be taken
ID that place tomorrow.
a break in the line somewhere be-
tween Park City and Salt Lake has
shut of al telephone communication
With the latter place today, and as a
result the telegraph company has had
an increase of business from here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
1ackov Givcs Bonds.

CoaNille, Utah. Sept 2O.-At a late
hour last night Heber AIackey. who is
bonds 10 the amount required by the
court. $3.50, and was accordingly re
leased from custody. James II. BAH Of
CoalViue ana John B. Kidd of Upton
being the sureties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
DYNAMITED THE SAFE
Successful JOB BY Robbers at Mt.
Pleasant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MADE a CLEAN SWEEP OF THE
SAFES CONTENTS.

Railroad, Telegraph and Express
Money Taken-George Nichol Ac-
quilted at P1ovo-Desciption Of
Lehi Fair Exhibits-Illness of q
Logan Pioneer-Hulmes Given
Eighteen Months For Attempted
Rape
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
--7z-lSo-s>---
Nnfice 10 Dehtnrs-

DR.. H. ". Davis being no longer in
my employ this is TO notify any or
ali who may be indebted to this office
that he is not authorized to collect, and
that all accounts must be paid to this
office direct. G.. r. STIEHL.
Formerly Stiehl & Creighton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
LIGHT OvERCOATs.

Just the thing for these. chilly
evenings, not cold enough yet for
your heavy coat, but you need
something-you'lI find it in one of
these light top coats. We have
them at all prices, latest styles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
EXCURSION SOUTH.
Saturday, Oct. 2.

until OCT. Z.
Train for Manti and intermediate
points viii leave at 1850 a. m For
Frisco, Nephi and intermediate points
at y. m.
City ticket office under Masonic hall.
No. 100 West Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
San Francisco Wheat.

San Francisco, Sept SO.-Close.-
Wheat steady, December. SASS; May,
ST. 49,.
Barley.-Quiet; December. 9OAe.
Washington, Sept. 30.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balances, $215,-
1918; gold reserve. $147. 62I. 962.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
LOGAN AFFAIRS.
Salaries Reduced BY council-Tllness
Of & Pioneer.

o. 8 Pioneer.
Logan. Sept. 39.-Tha Logan city
council met in regular session last
evening. with President John r. Car
isle in the chair IL being an import
ant session, All members were present.
Much routine work was disposed Of
The special committee Of s.X o. salaries
came in with their report and recon-
menGations, which, after quite an eN-
tended discussion, were unanimously
adopted without amendment ard re
ferred TO the committee on LAWS and
ordinances WiUh Instructions 10 draft
an ordinance iu accordance Herewith.
The salaries for both the elective and
appointiVe Offices were without eHcep-
rion adopted as given in this morning 5
Herald.
The trustees Of The Brigham Young
college viii hold an important meeting
At noon tomorrow in The college build
ing.
ILLNESS OF A PIONEER.
L. r. Martineau. a prominent busi-
Dess man OF Logan, Vas notified by
telegram TINS morning Of the serious
illness of MS father. James II. Mar
Tineau, Nll0 resides At Juarez, Mexico.
urging him TO come at once He left
this afternoon for his fathers bedside
His father WAS one Of the founders of
Logan. Was the first civil engineer of
cache county ana WAS chief engineer
OF the UtaE & Northern railroad For
many years he was one of the most
prominent men in this county. Mr..
MaruneaU viii Toe absent at least for
TWO weeks
Judge c. H. Hart returned this morn
ms from holding court at Coalwlle,
Summit county. for Judge Norrell.
Roses In3tcner, jr.. is back from at
tending the races at Opdn-7
ASSESSMENT OF SHEER.
Attorney f. h Nebeloer came up this
morning from Brigham City where he
Went 10 represent Cache county IL
checking up with The Box Elder officials
on transient herds Of sheep owned by
LcI Elder people, which are suninered
in dhis county and wintered in taat.
Everything vas done in the spirit Of
fairness and 10 Mr.. Nebeker's entire
satisfaction. The best OF feelings exist
between the officials of these two coun-
ties.
County Surveyor Ed Hanson and
County Commissioner William Sparks
yesterday ooened up 4 road between
Smithheld ana Newton, which shortens
the distance consider2 bly,. This change
was much needed.
The daughter 1t c. w Richards Of
Fielding. Box Elder county. has fully
recovered from the injuries she sus-
tanned short time since in an exciting
runaway.
Mrs Shirley of Paradise. who UNDER
Went a serious surgical operation in the
Logan hospital last Monday, is recover
ms nicely. Which is very gratifying to
her numerous relatives and friends.
Il is great study to The casual oh
server TO watch the expressions on the
faces Of the aspirants TO Ihe city offices
since the cut in the salaries has been
announced officially through the papers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
Net Declines Yesterday We're
Larger Than For Some Time.
L0ND0NERS SELLING OUT
EXCHANGE NEAR THE GOLD M
PORT POINT.
Active Stocks Show Net Decline of
More Than Point - No Likeli-
hood of American Buying Among
the British-Wheat Sells Well at
chicago-Live Stock, Wool and
General Markets.

N-1- SpTot on --rTTona
e -
olsll VI any '''l.'l5 al pO'.'AS s'oe-> iiA-'-
ket TO give ef-e9lraGetEent TO the nope
of IhcEa Wnl D1Ofes.S 10 believe tiaat
ma. ,,,,,,,e- ,,,7, ,. co,7,.~s ., f.,. NC
=. ~
- '-o'i - 49, -, -
! resume us upward celrSe- me o-1--
acter Of tae dealings did not differ in
any respect from h,0o=a Of Yesterday
I1,-css 1,a,A ,oe5a7 ,7,r.-r vim, o7e,t
80. -, -
lsatl-- y az tHe slsAt Qs~L..;.s IilHI.cu
lt'iSe ollei4'l5s' ms s4-5i. lAi-les W-l.Sl-i
S.-SOIfeo d rev lines on tae con-. d. -
.eu % ~ at.i.j-.- toed! ceSS-1 IN ~ az
! NVl.y and ltie ul}@ ara a coursS on prices
y" as lAAlt-i4s a44 d'Aicull: It.S net oG
oN4-S @N-a4Sf "a 'VS'Sy = very HNueii
slsdleI ttlah l-,tt Oh Yeasssi ~ 2l.y -
ceass O e pea-ts IessrEea tLeF eLe-''
en- = LOT Log KS ilsttA itSul u lid'-N'.1s'
/ ieaYing no opportunity ior recoH--y cs-
idfe tne cl01e' as was aYlA' .--l,ly
oNIIg 20 an eNosse OF cl'.-llosllte ga ale
l---l cA s-ie neAts wl.y We co-yteI.l- 70
/ CNSt hi-it 4HSseId " 1ea-lAi43S ~
lilSei- epoety: lpe ne hiet con" Hhuee al
lis. u.s. WAe-ly olN4e'-~. '3tdt ana ole uoe'--
iEaS s@f-il-'@A 20 Ne ~ -1hed q ne IC9!li
tloceIS eHo--'t W.lei% - sN9NsS &c
ctf--d coNeT52 oTe'eN5 paced 10 Stoo-
49, - 60 NC We-e ~ I@i sc fHAe' H.
aIA 49, n-3leI.4-Ly IN .t.e decline, "A
! Ieasule H9 'He cay was u1e tlsVS1sul 81
,'1e 91e'lloa q nc operators TOY '.he
{ l-Q--1ol dccGCt- n'1o were se-lei5 tcaAy;
l---,l-u -nicGS 4l@1 came lower ana
't2ts was sad 70 &c due TO a Resumption
OF the sel.9G there Ter New york ac-
o5unt When was so psfsistently ad-
&c 10 So1SiI 1 - ia a f'ol 7-,r 1i-rS fti,t
to Paris orders owing to monthly settle
nlent IN progress at that center. Tha
resignation Qf the Spanish ministry ana
/ the prospects of a liberal government
( N Spain were accepted as tending to
ame!iorafe the relations between that
country artd the United States and the
J nous tIlat couOtIllccy proposals. from
( TIE Cuban Insurgents had beea rece-ve'i
al Madrid also tended TO deprive dle
! bears Of tteir pet weapon, the Cuban
question.
4 6ecCine in stertng exchange Of
121zc III posted RACES and ID in actual
rates brought HE price apprecfably
ri-arer to the gold import poln. ard was
q favorable faCtt5r TO increase the
ir.ces, as were q slightly easier tone n
tihe money market and a somewhat re-
6llCed volume cf CLEARING houta ex-
change. The bears continued 70 fccee
decline IN spite OF gan .lslsde coE .s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
MEMS CLOTHING.

If you'd like to see what sort of
clothes can be got for any amount
of money-whatever- in. We
venture to say you won't want to
look further, but look as far as YOU
Eke-we shall ft you and suit you.
Just three items picked from our
stock.
Mems all wool cheviot suits,
dark brown mixtures, round or
square cut, well made throughout,
PRICE $3.50.
Mems very hobby business suit,
all wool mixed goods, round or
square cut,
PRICE $1,000.
Mems blue black cheviot, all
wool, three styles, round, square or
doublebre2sted, fine tailored, very
swell, PRICE $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
o7E a TIME CHECK.
Judgment Agains: Che Ontario Com
9aOv-Football Game.

y
pany-Eootbal Game.
Park CITY. Sept. 39.-Judge Lockhart
today gave judgment for the plaintiff
for SG5 in the case Of Welsh. DrisooiI &
Buck Us. the Ontario company w. l.
Snyder. attorney for the defendant
gave notice of appeal The suit was
over 4 tine check OF defendant COM
pany issued TO a. [. Fceney. and in one
corner We're the words, TO N. S. Asch-
helm Mercantile Co.. Feeney took the
check to the AschheiTn company. who
refused TO pay ali in cash, demanding
that a portion of it be applied to the
payment Of his account. He then took
the check 10 Welsh. Driscoll & Buck,
who caShcd it, and presented ii TO the
Ontario and AschAeim companies. botn
declining 10 pay it on the ground that it
was payable originally only by the
As1hheim company
Judge Locl5hart also gave Judgment
for plaintiff for 500 and costs in the
suit OF VI. l. Snyder vs.. Rasmussen
and Kneal for attorneys fees.
Mrs. William Reynolds left this after
noon for Alaska TO join her husband,
who is employed as shift boss at the
TreadWen mines on Douglas Island
FOOTBALL GAME
A game OF 1901 DaN mas peen ar
ranged for next Sunday between two
local teams, the lineup being as fol-
lows:
Robinson. !. .. &C. =. =. Roley
Zabriska. . . II. E =. =. Crawford
Cressman.. =. =. Il. G.. =. =. ....Cotter
Mclaughlin - q. b --..---M anix
Mason...... =. Il. g.. Kennedy
Lowe. n. H. B. Van Alstine
Marthina = =. r.. t. :. =. Murphy
Shields. L. t.. -.-DoVe9
Connelly..... Il. II. B.. Mcdonald
Reed. -. L. E.. go. ..Durkin
AIcSorley.. - F. B.. -. 900. ManiX
Captains-McLaugh and Crawford.
The literary and musical programme
which WAS expected 10 be given by En-
terprise lodge A. o. L. w next Friday
evening has been indefinitely postponed
owing 10 the inability Of several per-
sons on the programme 10 carry out
their numbers.
Harry Watson is moving his house
hold effects to Heber.
Air. and Mrs. j. S. Ferris returned
from salt Lake this morning.
Mr.. c. 6. Williams OF the freight de-
partment IF the Milwaukee railway, is
UP from Salt Lake on business today.
Jackson FairhUrst went DOM to Zion
today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01
TYPHOID AT EUREKA.
One Death Occurs, But the Disease
Will Be Checked.

Eureka, Sept. SO.-About this time
last year Eureka was visited by ty-
pfloid fever. and it has again begun its
deadly work this year. AS a result,
Carl Carlson, a native of Sweden,
passed TO the great beyond. 1t has not
as yet gained much of a foot-hoId ard
it is thought that it can be checked.
DR.. c. II. Keysor. the Salt Lake
deEtist, has established parlors in the
Marks building on upper Main street,
and will practice there in the future.
The following attractions are billed
to take place at the 1. o. o. f. hall:
Thursday evening, Sept 30, lecture by
Warren Foster of Salt Lake. Subject:
Government Ownership of Public
Utilities" Saturday evening, Oct. 2,
Senator Hamden's negro Ministries;
Monday evening, Oct. Z, Isl Perkins, -
by Burton-Coleman company.
Mrs Buckbee. wife of superintendent
Buckbee Of the Eureloa-Hiu, has re-
turned from Kansas city after a three
months visit.
Brooklyn Life: William Good-I.'s
Shocking the way some yang men spsad
money.
Jack Dasher-Isa't it! Now, I get ey-
eryth.Dg on credit.