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SENATE And HOUSE.
sENAIoRrtLLEn CHARLES FRAUD.
lillman's Motion In lny' siIgate ALLEGED
Sp culntiOn iu sugar $40 KS
lost.

WAsnINoToN, July % - phere was
no uutw.Iu evijenuo W men the Senate
met today that the teision was last
drawiug TO close, although senRtore
gathered Ia 81. ups ahd discussed the
prospects OF getting away.
Tn. Ii luou bill was passed authorize.
Ing the President to suspea d dis
eliminating duties imposed On foreign
vessels ana cOmmeFce.
Aihpun then moved to procaed Win
the tam conference report, bus IIll-
r4nn contested this with motion to
taRe up his resolution adversely r.
ported vest. rdhy or an invCgiggtlon
u alleged senatorial speculation in
sugar stocks.
Iinmnn WIS about 10 begin speech
when A liis0n made tue pol { OF oEuer
that debate was OF ia order AND the
prssidii g officer suttained the point.
lrIlman tber, upon aeked for an aye
0ud may vote un which his motion
was loe; yeas Is; nnys IS, Those who
voted Tor tue motion wtEt: Allen,
Bacon, Bate, Brfry, Cannon, Chiitou,
Clay, Hariis, Keaney, MiIIs, Roach,
Vilimau, Turnoy, Turner anu Walt
hall.
A joiut resolution was passed for the
cree ION OF government building at
the rrsutm ssissippi In ernaliOnal Ez-
~ alton ht Omaha.
Ihs consideration OF the turin con-
Greece report was then resume u.
Teller (Culor0dC) tU.k the floor Tor u
general apc ch. He said he did not
avor the pending bill anu did not be-
lieve II would accomplish the purposes
! OF its irienls. Its passage, however,
would diepose OF the gus ion anu en-
able Congress 10 d. vote its attention
o other eubIecig, He regarded he
money question 81 the paramount one.
The last campaign Was nut. in his
judg meut, al endorsement OF the
gold standard. A great mary
people who voted Tor the
Rel ullicsn candidate did not believe
| 81 lie guld STANDARD, but felt that the
atiff outs '" WAS m1ro impOrinG OF
than thai II cling finance. Teller
urued b ..ltcntion to the political
| methods OF the last canpaign. L. az
| the most remark bic contest III cur
history, he salU, remarkable for the
AGENCIES set at work and the msth6dd
| employ ed for the first time.
a system OF terToriBm, OF deception,
| 4 franz, the like OF which hsu never
he ore been seen was pul IN operation.
| And This having been successful, the
| senator expressed tie fear lhs, surt
methods HAD bscOme permanent part
| II ,ul political sys1m u, until the peu'
| NE were arGugUu aud feiu lated thum
Ifany one Sedt eft s.aIements
then, Teller eeid, lie wound 90 int
| "details.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
A Meeiiog Held Aud Committees APP
pontd TO Urgdu,z'.

Pursuant to a published call n meet
ing was held at the Hotel TempletoD
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF organizing the uIah State
Historical society. The following
were present:
GOV. Heber NJ. Wells, ClessOn s.
Kinney, J. 4. Hammond, Prof. Jas
T. Kingfbury, Mrs. Anloinette b.
Kinney, Mrs. 1. Cameron Brown, Mat
4 homas, Haulty ID. johnson, f. d
Rich ards, John q, Cannon, DR.. Ellen
Is Ferguson, HeUer j. Granii j. II
Lslch T, j. 4. Parry. s. Ii. HIM. j I'm
IL ron, Willutd DIne. Joseph Parry,
Il. Q C0ray, Joseph ID. Smith, b. Il {.
'umn,nps, Jacob +. Miller, Janice
Y Fsrfus y, Elias Norris, Barry
Weide an Daeph Geo shegan.
-On motion Ut Governor Wells j. H..
lie cher Esq. was cIostn chairman @
tho me9tinl, anu tue latter stated lie
object, sNer which II u. j. II. HEm'
m0nu YVES cApseu tecretnry. Hon. +.
ID. kicnaIus, Hovssnor Welle, Mra.
/. Cameron Grown ant Hauley ID
johnson eaul spoke orith Ia supper.
OF tue pr'pOseJ mnvem ut.
ii Der J. q ant offered the following
~nich was al ptol;
As expressive OF the views of those
assembled pursuant to call, be II
Resolved, That this meeting proceed to
| organize tuo Ulah State Historical So
ciety, and for that purpose tho chairman
be authorized tu appoint com miiIee ui
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lIIE PAAUE EREATY.
Agreed Upon by She European Powers
anu turkey.

Agreed Upon by ihr European Powers
ANA turkey.
CoNsTAETINoFLE, July 25.- The
aIn UassHuUEs vi tue pjWers aou lew hk
Pasha have agreed upon the frontier
clause OF the peEc. treaty. The lluo
dawn by the military atiachc AMI IT.
sisted upon by tho powers from The
first, has been accepted by the sultan
with q slight technical modification.
I he reports that the Turkish iOices
have begun to evscuate rheesaly are
confirmeI.
Djeved Pashs has started on o
special mlssiJu TO Crete. Tns palace
party contents that bis experience
specially qgAililcs hln to bling ABOUT
an unueistsn iing between inc adj
niirAis Of the national heet anu Mus
sulmau CEelans with reference to
autonomy.
la cons. quence OF tho recent raids
by A lnpnisus iuto Servinn territory,
;hp S=IviRn loIeIgG minis 81 has ~.
formei the Porte that II further incur.
sious tsko place the SeTvInn uUops
VIII De Oruereu to pursue the raiders
inty Ottoman t-friO,y aud that lney
are nov held In r, adiusss a. Pro.
SUuptje pre- Jared " a.ttt fr tne
rJniicr Immediately. Tue Servlsh
mi uister nGus that H. the event CT an
other rsil tue Seiv.sD government
VIII decline All tespOnsiDiiIly Tor the
consequgLces.
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New foRIl, July ga :.
cAOi.srHin tJm Il ndon 10 ~. ~
ing p Ist says; ''e HI
arrangements have been w.,
Q mp direct TO the Unit ,J er,, @N,
s!draaole amouut OF COLI ~ 2
Ia IL. THIS is not yvueral = W. ~ a
AM g mi g at n m mont 81 mn
n ovement' on New Yors !. e
toa are locke, ioh VIII cts,,S L
ii4frt,e," III
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TRINIDAD, Col, July zB.-Six men
anu Two women are unlur arrest,
Chargei with the murder vi Dsrutits
Wlllism Green anu William Kelly
Hho were kileu when they were IN
search Of cattle thieves Ia the spriDg
OF 1896. Oiiioers are 10 ursuit OF two
mUfe men VINO are taid to have BEEN
Implicated IN the crime. The prisol-
ere are Juan Dnran, Nestor Martintz,
Ma cudDnio Afchuleta anu two women,
Luz Duran AM Luc ArcLulet.
a Ichuleta has made u oInie's!On is
which he says that the Two deputies
were killed from ambush aud their
bodies bufnei anu the nshe tcntteIeu
so thNt there would be NO trace OF the
bl0oJy WORK.
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TEE ROUSE.

WAsHINGIUN, July 20 The House
has taken Il recess uut'l .'clock IN
anticipation OF action u4Ou me tariff
conference report by the Senate this
Afternoon.
TIE House today passed the bill
pr 8 ed ny the Senate yesterday to
iotiiy the compact entered int be-
tween the STATES Of North and South
Dakota relative 10 tae tislu,eI
bUunjrny Iine.
Hull, rep, Ioas,) asked unani.
mJu' cOHsent for the confederation Of
a I,siiuiiOn t. transfer S5O,000 from
the untxpendsd balance Ui the al
propIiaiion Tor the pay OF the army
Di 1896 TO the appropriation OF 1887.
He explained that II this efficiency
was not provided the West Pint
cadets just gradualeI ami 8 me OF The
private soldiers would ngve to do
without their ray until December.
Games Dem, TsnussseU) objected.
GrosvepOr Rep, Ohiol asked cen
sent for the CyusiI Grafton Of resolu.
ton giving 10! the chsiimer OF com.
milIees when appointed authority to
employ clerks curing the recess.
MeeEsun (Dem,, OhiO) 1DjecIei.
D!ngley, the leader q. the majority,
stated that he had been informed that
the Senate mieh act on the tariff
conference report todsy. LAS IL Is tx'
ceediugiy important" said he; "thst
the bill should become law at the
earliest moment, l move recess IN.
III o'clock.n
There was no objection and the
re cess wus ordered.
L.. IL q
at o'clc ok, 1t took anothsr recess
until S O'Clock, on the assurance oil
Dingley that II was likely the Sepatt
would reach vote tonight. McMii
Ian insisteu thu. THIS WAS not likely.
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story wihdowf, n bath tub beng used
H. lieu OF better croft. ru
Squaw Greek pafk, pleasure resorl
rear THE oity, was practically wit ed
INT Of existence. Trains are BEGIN
uing TO m1ve after twelve b ur'' do
lay. IL liz estimated that the IDsa Ia
this city alone Will approach 500. 600.
The storm was local, 10 ma y rt.
spects resembling olonihurst. the
people being given little warning.
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A REALISTIC SCENE.
A Harvest Field shown in the Streets
OF the Ciiy.

A scene at rest may be ever no beau.
thu, yet It has not the cnerm Rnu
fascip alton Of a scene IN motion. This
may be the secret oil the great stter-
ton attracted to the font OF tho Coop.
Wagon anu NJ chine c'mpapy. IL
every parade during TIE carnival 1t
has drawn the eyes OF the multitude
long ere II IeRcued them, ard they
have followed IL with delight Ions
after it has passtd. lls attrnctiveness
was decidedly enhanc' ID uuter the
spell OF the red light In Thuredsy's
illuminated parade.
Six horses are required to 6raw II.
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Via. Rio Grand western nailHr

Via. Rio Grand western ha'f"'
Ga July % and again Oh lne'
the II o Grando Western Faii
special train ct S:3J q. ma W
will atop at Iron spur on the pi1l
OF the Mt. Nebo Irrigation AMI y
c0mpRpy. Two dollars rouni
RsturD Ut 0 y. m. SINE day, ,
property prtssnta an a laring n''
hpmesesker- and investors.
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Look out for tomorrow.
Utah's future Ia assured,
The bands are ouidOing each other.
Everything floa,s on the Salt Lake.
Davis county mads tho best show.
ing.
Viotorla's jubilee is now outrivai-
leu.
summit county got the most general
applause.
Utah. Centennial will be celebrated
July, l937.
A blaze OF glory is what tOmoTrow's
parade will be.
Everywhere that Mary went the
lamb went t..
Only eight miles oil parade lie prom
iesd for tomorrow.
The Victor (Colo.) fl at was cheered
all along the line.
The elemeuts made another threat
today, hut nothing more.
Those who said the Jubilee would
be a "jubllie,o prevaricateo.
The ohildren'a concert takes place
at the Tabernacle tonight.
President Woodruff and ths Pic
neeEs viii be in lumorrow's parade.
Who can gainsay bat Salt Lake is
not destined to become great city.
Tho Ladies' PhiIomela club of Dem
yer sings at tonight's Tabernacle con-
cert.
The Utah Press association took In
the parade IRON the Board OF Trade
building.
Jubilee headquarters ia be'elged
daily by people representing sli ma
tional!ties.
1t 10 estimated that ihore were uI-
warts OF 100000 people ON the streets
last night.
Tomorrow's parade will bo repro.
ductiOn OF each days events, with
numerous additions.
Tho man VINO complains Of this
celebration was born crying and will
ole disappointed.
The long and short Of II lie this-all
but three counties were represented
anu represented wei.
All the counties In the Stale
twenty.seven Of tnem- were repre-
sented in tOdny's parade.
One thousand children, under the
direction OF Prot. E, X. Bassstt, will
sing at the Tabernacle tonight.
josh Davis is a typical Ch'naman.
He highly amused tue spectators with
bic penny antics last night. Josh ie
Tho author OF the dragon.
Miss Mary Jousssen and Miss Annie
Sorenson looked prettily at tbs crowds
of siRhtsrers, from commanding posi- .
tions ON n. q. NJ. rs bsauii nj tlOat.
b. II. Yung, frat foreman OF The
DEsERET News, and the man wac
sci the first suck of type in Utah, will
ride with the NEWS Il at 10 morrow.
"Hurfsh Boys" is the title Of his.
tory song oil Utah pioneers, words aud
music by Mis-. j. f. Oblad OF this city.
Irs a little gem ard will, no Goub,,
become populor.
Bands that have not az yet got their
assignments can receive them NJ s:3l
tomorrow morning at the Office o
Grand Marshal Brigham, room 5ui
Mccormick blCck.
1t has been suggested that oigh
pupilB OF each OF the Sunday school
march IN the lnai parade Of tomor
row. II would DO miuealure .
Thursday moTnit ga parade.
The bureau Of information ia IL
charge OF men well informed, at,
those who are without sccommods
tiOns should hu It item up at 81 wes
Second South street.
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NOTICE.

IN Ordnance increasing INC n nuaps IN
on the police force OF ~. icospd Y
lie 1t ordained by the Guy w.
SECT os 1. That the Hoard 81 IN i
Fire Commissioner OF SAT- Lin ss,sasl Z
by authorized to appoint an a " AMI 1t Z
cd policeman, to be assigned W s,Itit II
ty Park, and such other place,
as the pub ic service MAJ reluhsll al .
Section IL, This ordinance s"
Passed IN tho City Council o. s IN, -
stale Of Utah. July eth' l,n, 4. .plsqis
and referred TO the Mayor i9r W FNEgl.
(sEAL.l DA'' City 2tes1
Approved this the 9th day % EiS SI "
JAME Giles plNS'''
sTAIL OF UTAH, -. -
CITY and county OF SAT- LhAs' ~ sui n
/, David .. Emery. reCotuui ,' bsfsai
Irfe Utty, state OF Utah, 90 b.
thnt tho above and foregoing ~ sppae
and correct copy OF nm oTdlnsnn'Jsssf & z
ordnance Increasing the nnin, N.Y. ~
mo police force Of salt Lazy r Ialy y
tue CITY Council OF sslu .' 1uy ~ I
and approved Dy the May9g 'N'
appehrs Of record in NY Z l'lsu bcreuhs 1
In witness whereof | hsNy ny eofpGt
hand and Affixed ,hvd AN Z a
fsEALl % said city this EsI' S'
u. 1881. EMERL j
DANlp CyRS
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nIsAsrKOUs STORM.
HOUSES washed From Their Eoundn'
lions and Peapie k,Iiod.

HOUSES washed From Bheir Eounda-
lions aud PcRpie Killed.
Youh q sTowN, o., July 2S--Tha
storm wnicu struck this city and
vicinity Ut Pollock last night was
very disastrCus.
Cartheny Mayer was struck by
lightning and instantly killed while
ms aweetheart, who stood near, was
badly shocked.
The Mahoning river rose iva feet In
an hour md washed nSay several
bridges. Crab creek, an iDsigni 6csut
stream, rose II teen 1881 In n incre l.
by snort sEGus OF timr, Going great
damage in tho lower portions OF the
C ty. Houses were washei from theii
limitations aud men, women ana
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For Visitors.

For the entertainment of visitors
Chiot Divine has arranged an ex.
hibitlon which viii he given this
evening In front ri FIRE d"oArtment
headquarters at 1915 ''olark by two
hose companies. Az 1876 While the
men are in bed aDd the horses in their
stale. night alarm VIII be given.
The department. will run west m FlrAl
South stree, JAMES DIVINE,
Chic,
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ENIkAsIOA tIaL JuBIln
tlGEECN.


Reading vi, Oregon rhOri LID.
The Orcp, Ii SGOrt Line hsuhl
Instructions t. their cOndJc'0n
honor for return until iuy I'll
stead OF July 26th all JnbIIse,I
sion tickle s. It viii not be nsus
10 have lickets end rsei or exehi1
as the original tickets will be h'sll
y conductors 10 anu incluilrla
2sth.
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Letter LIST.

RenaIp,ng unclaimed m the Postofice a I
salt Lake City Utah, on July 20, ls9I. To
obtain any OF these letters tho applicant must
call for" Advertised Letters" and give the dato
OF The list II not called Tor within two weeks
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter once at
Washington, DC.
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Il U uiliy pira uie Tesot.
The Pnilnmeln { Lrliesl Qlitaa
Deuvet, Saturday, July "a, Nil
7 r. IN. ID MT miss IL.
II und triT, ! c!uuiJ ( atMln,:
25 cen s.
Tfaine every hour ,tarlin, all.ilp
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Tue nnIy pieusufs
Ire PM n ia la n61 o mn,
Dsnvef. Saturday, Ju y "a al l..
Z IN. ID 'L't u,dsit.
RUM ttip. - cluuiug admis,,,
% cents.
Trains every Il rstNiti1t atl,iI,,
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AAiLtoN MUssLE JR -AmiItor Me-.
ID. -. at ruNO, ~ ly:s5 m, GsiG
inst, OF general debility. Va 'ls Z
Funeral Will be held In thisrIty
place VIII bc announced htruat,,, -'as /
LLMnoN Elizabeth lennon def 49,
agdd - years, NJ Cannon, Cache enni.. u
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BeautiluI Ll4oyi.
The PhiiOmeia (LAlitt'l On
nj D4Ever, Sa'ugaby, July u, (,
I pm. DJL', Di.si,.
Rsunl ttip, noluIing slmiao,
70 Cents.
Trains every h ar starting 'tl,ilu
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during jubilee week, ,umm,a,
1918 u. IN, July 20th. ses Eon,.
Rresteet 3 national II vtty BIZ NH
Move. Fare, tncluiing periorn,,,
uull 81 cputs.
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D1n't fell 10 visit Ulah'. nhly "a
lhe p ,iomeia (Ladies') Q isfisal
Dsn yer, Saturday, july a hia
Z y. III. ID MT miss II,
R9unu trip, irGiuding admiaiR
10 cent.
Trains every huur Ftarirg o. lNiI
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RICHES OF THE COUNTIES.
tConfinurd Prom page one

did bell, furnace, truss-l wItS, etc"
being nicely pictured. rms was
followed by JunD couuty'a dlspiay
which portrayed tho pfoduct ~ Tue
Neto Salt mpaDy, "a bunch o. shoti'
and mountain with lie uepos'ts
gyptum.
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q thl' NI,IfuU
Tbs Phnomek (L,iiepj Qi,p.
Dave 5u ur lay, July "a, az rs. NJ
pm. DJt't m'ss II. "a
Round tt D, including acm..,.
70 cents.
Trains every =, .,f sH-'tn, Inn.
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AMUSEM ENIS.

The Vaudeville cImpany a. the
Grand is meeting with popular favor
Indeed, the afternoon ana evening
performances yeslt rIsy being wit.
neaaed by iuli houses. The wonder
u monopedes are central figures oil
the entertainment MS are JosephiDe
Ssbsl and Billy Carter. Per 'ormances
will DO given this afternoon aud even.
ing nnd the Indications are tina. the
mouse VIII be filled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

The transfer books of the UiM Wy. " Y.
Co, Will close at bp IN, on ysy h
1897, and re. open at 10 ~ SSs
1887. HORACE u. WhllnL,i,,,,
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THOSE CARRIER PIGEONS.
A German Paper Says Many Birds
Have Been Released.
The Ons Captured In Norway Prob.
ably one Of These ANA not
Coming Prom Andree.

BERLIN, July 28 The Hambur.
gische Correspondent says tina!
thousand Ditds belonging to various
pigeon.hylng societies wore reieas,i
on the Is instant at place about
$50 kilometres northwest OF Heligo.
land. Each pigeon had an alumInum
ring on lis leg Inscribed with IA num-
Der and letter to IN iicaIe the year OF
its acquisition.
SIT is believed" says the Hambur.
giscne Correspondent, shat the
pigeon found in the neigh borhood Of
Soevde In R,iylke with silver riug
on ono OF It's feet mud lite wIngs
stamped with "Nortn Pole, li2 west,
~ 62' was one vi these.
THE TRoMsoE REPORT DENIED.
LONDON, July 2B--A displ tch from
COpeDDhgeu says Tat thu report o
the cspture Of n carrier pigeui N tn,
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Morgan county hAu pyramid
roaton which WIS painted fellei
map OF the county, showing It's ayr
cultural, mining and other reioutcos,
together with itu city 0t homes, lie
mountain sifea ms ana other attractive
features. The aJale wefo richly Ietor'
ateu with United STATE ilIss.
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Do You Use 1t?

It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t re-
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
just as a desert will blossom
under rain, SO bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ished. But the roots must be
there. II you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
if you wish to restore the lost
tint OF gray or faded hair use
Ayers Hair Vigor.
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INDIANA PoLIs, Ind, July 2s-rhe
News today received toe fVIlow.ns
telegiRm from Piltsbur "Coal
npsrators' meeli e IN P!ltsLurg IL "a.
sIred. RJbins, DsArmitt and H,uns
Will Issue the cal. Hntrnr ~ nfh!.
tIatiOn. +. FRANK tCHaIfDr"
Mr.. Schmidt la "a uIeuijtr Ui the
Indiana Labor cOmmissioN.
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Via RIO Grand. Western Rall.s

OnWo nesdaYs and SalutdsNi
til Augustllth the Rio GrAode "
eru continue its low psssengEl
u all points Il Isl. Gail at ticket 1
DOOly bi elk ,brner. o. narliguia
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Tonight the laBt performance by the
Pioneer players viii be qiveD ut the
Tbeater, the bill being The Charcoal
Burner - he ulpy - Ths Macbe'h
chorusee, amt Family Jsrs--,he farce.
This will perhaps be the last chance TO
sec the old iavorites upon any stage
and the house should be crowded.
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When II c3mts 10 furDiehing
sulphur and plenty OF IL, no G uu!y IN
the State can cumIare WITH beaVer'
THIS was evident from the iloit wa ca
represented that area. 1t hhI piiiafH
OF the product the whole making up
very elegant looking bowery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Trail 3 tuH every nOur csmms,a
OIL l:l5 N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
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1RoMsoE, July "a.
pigeons were marked unr. AIDA.
wi"gu "Andte - AMI uAtSa, u,
respectively. Tney wefs ,n OA!s
bsreJ. Thirty O. ais ma MI tii
while he wss wiuierlnp hr,. saR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Performance are being given every
nigh .; The byceum spt rtxt week
the BOsmtr RUes comps ny npene an
for the summer. The
opening bill will be comedy drama
under the title OF The Phingsr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

vicinity o. rronsoe islam
II nth noint VI Norway, n'ii l
NnrIs and figures "North MI VI
10" Is not true. we, pus
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SOLuhBts DhlO,July io.-ffesiutH'
Raicuisrd wIrts irOn "a rmoDt 81
Hites miners have al pred and Ill o.
locals have been ofganizni. "Evury.
thing," he sHys, "la c1ning Gu wsy.'
He will address two meetngs louay
anu then return 20 Chinmbue.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July ga
convention OF lkah sc miners VII ne
reli a. PitisUutg, Kansas, tomorrow,
TO discuss the quet Ion ui striking
sympathy with their Eastern bretn o Z.
Unless there Is g racic change IN Ii U
situation between now and tn. time
tho convention assemble, II Ia b.
iit ved the delegs o. win be ~ most
unanim9usy oyrts ! 20 q strike at
tails lime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

admits that his roai Is not haulicg
much Wts, virginia coal. He says
his comraDy has on hand coal enough
10 last six y days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

The last concert OF the Jubilee ees.
son will be given at the Tabernacle
tonight. Th's "a to be children
night and chorus of 1000 iuve1ile
voices will delight The audience In at.
tendance With number Of selegtiOnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Foremost among the private loate
was that OF the Co.op. Wagon and
Machine Co., which Ia described eiBs-
where Ia this issue. Then came
Stencil, The furrieI. Mcdonald Candy
company, b. X. Bloch & Co., Robin.
son Bfos., X. n. M,ill, Hewlett
Bros, Nunn's Black Oh Co., U. >.
Cigar Co.,, solomon Bros., Csldef's
PARK, anu ConBolidated lmpiemsnt
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