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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08
Newarc of ointmcnts for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

e.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deranse
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they Will do is ten
fold TO the good You can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by T. ]. Cheney 6 Co.. Toledo,
o., contains no mercury. and Is taken
inscrnallW, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It Is taken
internally, and made In Toledo Ohio.
by f. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08
Advies 10 uISIondlker,.p

h, Advice TO "ISiondiker,.n
The 1nielllgcncer Is in receipt OF a
special mining editorial OF the Alaska
Mining Record, published at Juneau,
Alaska. Juneau Is the metropolis OF the
Alaska gold fields. and Is the outflt,lng
point for the aurlferous fields beyond.
The record Is printed In magazine form,
and contains vast amount of lnforma-
ton concerning the wonderful resources
OF Alaska, Including the rlacers OF the
Klondlke region, and many valuable
pointers to those who contemplate seek
Ing their fortunes In the gold fields OF the
great northwestern territory.
Under the heading who Should
Come" the Record gives some advice to
would be prospectors that IS OF especial
value at this time, when thousands OF
people In the United States are nrepar.
Ing to emisratc, with the opening of
spring. Government officers, and mhers
who are on the ground, have already
sent TO this country many precautions
concerning the unwlsdom of persons go
Ing to Alaska unprepared for q long
campaign OF hardship and waiting, but
H., .,,. >, ~. .,.,...,,.,.
mining companies and steamship owners
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p'epaieu i"t se!l-support Until ne mas
found 1t. He cannot depend upon his
own labor in anv direction for supnort
e.. ~ al, = r,,,,
o' '''e "e'A % tu''' oeeupieu bus ~
MN VINO Is prepared TO 1--we on MS own
resources while he prosecutes his search
ror. tha nrac,ous r,e,o1s tbars nv, n,,c,i-
|
iieeHS PROMISES IN every NH anu VII "
OF ALASKA. Nus that all may expect for
| tunes tut that all have ouu,l chances
ana .,,.,,,a .,,,,,,,
oppo' 'u'''''s'
Inns ao'!ce corresponds win mat
which has come from other sources, and
IS worth considering. The Record points
ou:. also. that those who succeed best
in the gold fields are those who have
practical knowledge OF quartz and
placer gold mining. Theory doesn't
amount to'much. 1t is the practical
prospector who succeeds. while the ten
de.foot' who expects to find gold every
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Not Offended.-The Dun.-I hope you
won't be offended II remind you that
We are very much in need of the money.
The Dunned--Not at all. If anybody's
going to be offended 1t is yourself.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Her Objection.-Old Mr.. Surplice-I
hope you object to dancing on religious
grounds?
Young Miss Featherstitching-Oh. no;
only on unwaXed noors.-RoXbury Gaz-
cite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

A fire mist and q planet,
a crystal and cell:
4 jellyiish and saurian.
And caves where the cave-men dwell:
Then sense OF law and beauty
And a face turned from the clod-
Some call 1t Evolution.
And others call 1t God.
4 haze on the fair horizon,
The infinite, tender sky:
The ripe rich tlnts OF the cornfields,
And the wild geese sailing high;
And all over upland and lowand
The charm OF tho Eoldenrod-
Some OF US call 1t Autumn,
And others call 1t God.
Like tides on crescent sea beach,
When the moon Is new and thin,
Into our hearts high yearninSs
Come yelling and aurSIng in
Come from the mystic ocean
Whose rim no foot has trod-
Some OF us call II Longing,
And others call II God.
A picket frozen OIL duty.
A mother starved for her brood,
Socrates drinking the hcmlock,
And Jesus on the rood;
Tho million who. humble and rameless
The straight. hard pathway trod-
Some call 1t Conservation,
And others call II God.
w. II. Carruth In Boston Christian Reg.
lister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

We read in the Madrid dispatches that
public feeling" In that city Is very
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Cause for Acton.-The English Dow
ager-So you husband, the duke, don't
love you? What are you going to do
about It?
American Hciress-Sue him for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.-
New York Town Topics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

lie Was Excused.-The teacher OF a
city school received the following note
explaining the absence OF one Of her
pupils the day before:
.'Plese excooze Henry for absents yes
terday. Him an me got a chance at a
ride to a funeral in charrige, an let
him stay TO home, as he had never rode
In a charrige an never went to 4 flu
neral nor had many other pleasures. So
plese excoze. "-Harper's Round Table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Hairs Family PMS arc the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

THE lNTELLIGENCER embracing Its
several editions. Is entered In the Post.
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va. as sccond.class
matterl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Dlscreet.-"I told higgins could
thrash him." boosted little Dicky, swas
gering.
what did he say?"
Didn't say anything, the coward-at
least, nothing that could hear. hung
up the receiver ard came away from the
telephone" York World.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08

Sold by Druggists, price &c per bot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08
PASSING PLEAsANTRIEa.

Not So. Hlgh.-Lady enters barber
shop with Skye terrier.
Mr.. Barber, can you cut my doggie's
hair?"
mo. ! cantor, rather. won't"
Indeed. You seem to hold yourself
pretty high for one in your position
Perhaps do: but I'm no skye
scraper. New York Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
rmr i.Rtr Al nINanAM.
showing 10 Promising rropsrty-ieasr
on the fien iiuticr.

The Bingham Bulletin says the incline
81 the Erie Is now down about 90 feet
below the tunnel level At the bottom.
also In drifts started enst and west
la a streak varying from is Inches 90
: fcct 2 Inches " good pay ore. q late
assay showing Is 2-i0 per cent copper
% G-i1 ounces silver. 50 gold aud 90 per
cent Iron, water IL now bnthcrinn but
sinking and drifting VIII be continued
with an Increased force when a pump
has been put iu.
Above the tunnel another vein was
discovered. from which s tons or ore
were taken IN June. II AVERAGED u
per cent lead. 10 ounces silver aud $40
In Eoid. As ne copper paid best. the
nscc employed this summer was c0n-
centrated ON u. but work has now been
resumed on the upper vein and viii be
cowlnurd Indefinitely.
Tho Hen Butter No. snd Jennie
claims. In Markham gulch, have lust
been icnred To- W. a. Wlght ana part
nerH ~ Salt Lake CITY A road VIII
be- built at once 80 that timber and oth-
o. materials can be hauled ana when
the property ~ IN shape. active opera
tlnos win begin, continuous work be-
Ing r1qulrcd during the lie OF the
lease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
BURGLARIES BY NEWSBOYS.
They Were After cash aud Got ~ Mt Saw.
ages, sersee'- aud the koiits
Handy kitchen.

Fer the past week OF 80, numerous
pcii, burgiarles have been perpctra,ed
In this city. right In the business dis.
,rlct The police were notified Of the
thcfts and have been working on them
Tor several days past This morning
their efforts were. in a mcclure. sue
ctEtful, and nrWnhuy named LOWS
wilkes was arrested by Onicor Perry
chargcd with being a party 10 the Of
frnHes
The stores burEiarisod were scracc's
bakery. e.. a. siyaFr's and the knlliz
Randy Kitchen. and from each was
taken a few dollars In cash. the cul-
prlt always striking Tor the money
drawer. These houses have been vie.
ilmlxcd on several different occasions
lately. the thieves entering a back door
a. window. taking what money they
could got. ami safely escaping.
In az sndehvnr 10 capture the guilty
ones. fome Of thu onlcrfr spent a night
or two IN the stores mentioned. but Nh
those oCcaalona the burglar failed O.
put IN an appearance. IL was thought
They were newshoys, however. NJ thcJ
bad icft papers behind them on ieav'
luW The premises,
Young wilkes was arralgned IN IN,
police court this afternoon when hi
hrirlur was continued until Tuesday
text az pm. Other arrests may fol
.ifutV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

Mandate AnirminE Territorial saprsnc
taart Received from Washington To-day.

4 mandate has been received by
thc state supreme court from the
United States supreme c1un. Ia the
matter ~ the estate on oscar 4. Amy.
Affirming the decision of the territorial
supreme court and reversing the dis
trlet court Judge Merritt.
The cFinte consists % Skill rods ~
ground, ON state street. between First
md Second South streets. which adj
iolnf the Consolidated Implement COM
naus'H place ~ business. There we're
three separate claimants 20 the estate.
an nuut uf Amy'H, q half-hr1thur ana
sister and tho widow 0f decfdrnt The
probate court and district court pre-
sided over by judge Shields and Iudgl
Merritt. decrrcd the property Co tha
aunt but the territorial supreme
court, In m opincn delivered by Judge
W. ~. King. gave judgment Ia favor
OF Amy'H widow. one % the question:
Involved was the validity ~ a divorce
rendered BY the probate court uf ~
ur0uec IN is1o. between jennie Amy
nnd former husband named Elliot
nuttcrNorih, HAD tho divorce been
void. Mrs Amy cpud MOI legally in'
hertz the property u her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
SATURDAY IN THE PIT.
Il Was Day Of Fair Trading at Firm
Figures.
NUMBER OF STOCKS IN GOOD DEMAND.


Saturday. the closing day of another
week. found stocks fairly acllvc In tho
pit sales being made In Bullion Beck
-Four Aces. Dexter, Chloride Point ana
SUNBEAM. The days business indicated
a pleasing demand Tor certain socuri.
Ties. aud the figures at which sales
were made. gave evidence o. n firm
market. not q few ~ the stocks called
registering gratifying advances
To begln with. Anchor maintained a
good degree OF strength In hid Of 10
cents, with no offerings. Thon came
Ajax which was wanted at is conts but
could not be- had under CO. Bullion
Beck being CACHED. a sale was made
at 70, while the stock stood ntm and
was wanted az 1896. az against closing
offerings NJ 500. Four Aces throw
down thousand at 81 cents and was
wanted 90 ., but NJ the close holders
demanded 5it. thus ahuttinF IN further
business In this security. Aihough the
remaining listed stocks we're the re-
cipicnts ~ favorable figures, none
others made trnnsfora. IN spite II the
Tact that some. Mammoth and Morcuf
among them. seemed 10 b. eagerly
sought after.
Chasing atrckH unlisted The brokers
picked out Chloride Point and caused
sales ln this ht sos and ti.l0. Dexter
was also % seller. this stock making
transfers at $3.50. while SUNBEAM kept
time 10 she music ana hAndcd out l.
900 shares nj o. cents In this category
Swansea exhibited ita usual strength
ana South Swansea had n bid % ti.tfis.
hut could NOT be- had under fi.2l Nalco
looked wen among ~ associates
The closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
BIGCOTTONWOODCREEE
Union Light and Power Company Made DE-
Pendants IN a Suit Today.
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IS GRANTED.


A complaint was nisd In the Third
district court today by 3. a. Caste.
%. Knudsen. Charles b. wQoton. Joseph
sutherland. +. J.. White. j. H. Carlisle
snd the Utah Power company. on boz
half of Themselves aud 200 Others.
AGAINST The Union Light and Power
company In which % is alleged that the
waters u the BIg Cottonwood Creek are
going io wssie. 60 the detriment and
damage OF plaintiffs. and a prayer l.
mado that % writ ~ injunction issue.
and that the court ascertain the rights
" plalnuns and defendants and de-
clare whoss o. paramount
Tho complaint sois forth mat plain
tins are the owners of large areas OF
agricultural lands. aggrcga,ing about
5000 acres. IN Salt Lake county. which
Will not produce crops without artl-
hcial irrigation. that Blg Cottonwood
crock o. q stream NJ water which rises
in The mountains southeast ~ the lands.
that 10 Or nuctuatinT ~ character,
reaching high water about the goth N
May % each year. and falling 10 the low
wHtcr limit about the lat uf July "
each year. and 90 continuing until
about the following March.
~ ia nlltg od that r. Knudaon nppro-
priatod the waters uf Zig Cottonwood
crook as power 90 operate % -four
mill. that the Utah Power company
appropriated the whole ~ the stream
Tor tho purpose Of generating elpc-
tfIclty with which 60 run the sire %
railway system IN Salt Lake city; that
the water from tho creek IL distributed
Into q great number of small streams.
and each of the plaintiffs haa a stream
ior a few hours AZ . time with which
TO lfriratc their lands.
u d. thon set out that after these APP
proprlntluna. the defendants constructed
an electric plant. which has Interrupted
the How of the water. by this ohfiruc.
ton, u IL alleged. PLAINTIFF are greatly
damaged. the stream flows 30 irrcgu.
lnrly ihii Some ~ the plaintiffs obtain
moro water than they nre entitled "a
and wise versa. the Hour mill has
had TO cease operating and the Utah
Power company ~ likewise lniurioualy
Affected u IL further alleged that mo
other pouuns Interested are having
thclr crops destroyed for want of water
and each are thereby damaged.
The complaint then rnoH ON to nilcri
| .hat q u entirely practicable f1r ih.
/ defendant company 90 30 construct it'
works, plant reservoir ana dam. H1 n'
not % Interrupt the natural How ~ ne
| stream. REPEATED requests 90 rOm1vi
/ the alleged INSTRUCTIONS has. in caci
/ Instance, met with a refusal
TEMPORARY WRIT GRANTED.
Attorney Wnldfmar Van Cot M,
/ neargh haf1re Judge NorCil this morn
/ Ing and asked that thr defendant ho rr
| quir'd % show cause on Friday next
| = o. lrd. Air. Van Clti said tho mat
/ Ter properly belonged % Judrc ililrHl
| DIVISION, hut ~ That gentleman was uu
/ Of the city, be- desired an early hear
Ing The court granted the Request an,
Hft The hearing down Tor Friday next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

c. H. caucn was over from Lchi ycv-
tcrday.
John H. McCrystni was over from
Eureka yesterday
Hon. Warren Foster was Provo
visitor yesterday.
The funeral services over tho remains
u the late Roburt Till wete held thir
afternoon In the meeting house.
y. =. Carol will take charge n tho
lehl banner, commencing next Mon
day.
a delightful musicale was Given
Thursday evening az the homo ~
County Attorney Ham a. King.
Tho sprlnRvillc ladies. engaged IN the
rilk industry, feel hlghly Sncpurnro1;
they vii have q larger Yield ~ rororuf
ana of superior quality this season than
ever before.
The nrst Issue NJ the Utah County
Democrat % expected 10 mako itH an.
pcanncc next "wednesday Tho paper
will be- issued Wcdhcrdays and satur-
dayai the Office u over Illness drug
store.
Col A. H. Cash hhd fnmliy viii leave
WITTY VI p. N'NNNNNNN ANN hNNNMW MNN'NN
they expect 60 locate. The colonel slya,
however. that h. may change his mind
md return 60 Salt Lake ana make that
city his home.
Tho board ~ education again met
last evening 10 hear evidence M raia-
tlun 10 certain charges made against a
lady teacher by the plaintiff In suit
for separate maintenance Theso
charges were made the grounds upon
which the teachers discharge was
asked IN q petition 10 the board. sign q
by nine ladies. NJ. NJ. Warner np-
pcared NJ counsel for petitioners while
tho interests OF the teacher were looked
after by her sister and hcrrif. Moth.
lng startling wnH developed. Tcati-
mony tp thr cffcct that the teacher In
question ana the defendant In The sep.
nrnto maintenance suit had been rsru
riding ana walking together was In.
truduced. and one lady who testified al
last Mondays meeting seeing them 90,
rother al Raltair some time inHl
month testified last niGht that ghe wn'
not sure ~ IL being tho lady teacher
who was nt the lake with tho defendant
The meeting adjourned tlli hoxt Mon
day evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

Following arr the weeks marriage n.
censes az issued by County Clerk Dun.
bars
Phillip Richards, aged u, ana Mag
rie willmcs, aged 20. both Of silver
City Iuab county, Utah.
H. 81 Hay. aged o. AMI Ada n.
CunlIne. AGED e. both " Crescent
salt Lake county.
4. J, Klrkondall. ngcd :, ANA Annie
N. Edwards, aged q. both OF Salt Lake.
Frederick ". Muliner, AGED 80, of
Salt Lake Guy, ANA carrie Rouse, AGED
%, OF ogden,
John A. Hartyigacn, aged e. u Eu,
rekl, and oliNea Petersen, aged rs. VI
Provo.
3. o, Benninn. aged %. NJ Taylors-
vlllC and Charlotte T., Fowler. aged 20
~ Mn Creek
Robert W. Cunningham, aged e. and
Anna NJ. Sheets, AGED 20 both % Sail
Lake Clty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
DIrs ASD sruRs.


The Horn silver reported today with
" ore.
The Utah mine at Fish Spring. viii
have care of ore on the market Mon
LAY.
The Sacramento company viii pay
- August dividend % 1900 on Nom
day next.
Frank Taylor has returned from a
trip " Inspection Go she Waahakia
mine In casslh county, Idaho
During the week Tinilc shipped igi
ears u orr. cars OF concentrates and
2,33 bars OF bullion.
The mineral exhibit, n, thc Han Of
Relies n rilll open AMI those who have
not visited % should avau Themselves
81 the opportunity before a u 10, late,
Tomorrow the RIO urands Western
runs a special mining excursion 60 Eu-
reka. Mammoth and silver CITY. ihf
frain leaving here az sos am. and thG
fare being . Tor she round strip.
rin,ic Miner: W. u. Wilson exhrb.
ltcd some specimens 81 rich utr rr.
Gently. which came from the undino
e. =. bacon - Idaho. who o. inter atod
with AIR Wilson In the property, u OK
pccted ou, shortly. and u shipment
from the property win follow soon az
ter his advent.
e. y. McEntirc has secured bond
on the Glencoe Tor eastern parties and
the work VI develnplng the pr1pcrts
on an extensive nrlo wiz De- 40 once
begun under Mr.. fl1ddaiz'H manage
nent. II IL undwrinod that the amount
~ the bond n 10000 The Glencoe Il
one % the most promising properties lr
the southern par, u the dlstrict-Mcr.
cur Miner.
Tin,lc Mincr; ]. n. McGtnn Whoa'
faith IN the Rabbit Foot led him 4
long chase. II happy over a strike n
that property Tue vday which he nmly
believes VIII put him on Easy street
~ present the ore vein measures tive
fest. but lnCrranra In size with ever,
shot. The strike T. In n drift from tn
bottom a the SHAFT. In the Eycnlnl
Star ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
conrre,,man King on PollIe,.

Mt. Pleasant Pyramid, Congryssman
W. n. King was In AIT Pleasant a
couple Of days this week on hls return
from a journey into Pluto county. Hls
rhort stay herr was ostenalbly 90 hlld
a legal Consultation with a client who
should have met Mr. King here, hui
Who failed 90 make come tons. In
eldcntaily he boxed over tha ground
from a political standpoint. and took
the trpuhit 10 hsccrtain the local feel.
ines aud proHpfcta on his party
N a Pyramid reporter h. expressed
the nfrn opinion that the Democratic
party would carry everything IN the
state. making u clean sweep 81 the inns
portant offices. He predlcttd q Demo,
cratic majority IN the state of frum
! 800 20 5000 votes The attempted uni-
fcation ~ the two factions NJ tho Re-
publican party by means ~ the To-
sorting IN tho platforms ~ q silver
plank, az outlined M tho committees
calls, would prove a failure according
% Mir Kings Ideas. ana the state con.
veuii0n there would b. war between
tho factions with possibly a serious re.
suit for the party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
TRAVELLERS At sALTAlH.
They Have a Splendid lime Of It at the Beau
illul Resort.


Tho Utah commercial travellers with
their wives awcoihcaris and friends
numbering several hundred. visited
sai,air yesterday and had % gala time
they feasi,d danced. bathed. i1ld
their business achievements, talked over
former associations and enjoyed Go the
fullest oXtrnt the advantage which this
famous resort affords. 10 would Dr. q
dlnlcult matter to md more senial
class N people than ore those business
mon who represent the varied Industries
OF our country and bring o. me doors
OF our mercantile establishments ne
best products that the markets auVfd.
Tho weather was quite pleasant during
the day. in mAfkrd contract with the
Temperature here ln Che city. In The
afternoon n little hrrrTf came NJ, rum
lng the water considerably ana ctua.
ing a mlfhap o. genial charlie Auer,
who happened o. b. about half a mile
distant from thu pavilion nc the time.
The squat camr M ~ suddenly that u
capslssd Nf. AuerH boat. but he had
no diinculty ln getting upon tho up'
turned surface uf the bottom oi thc
boat, and was foun rescued.
In the morning. at. and Mrs, baird,
81 carrollt0n. KENTUCKY. visited the
beach aud took alp IN the water, and
were loud In their praise 81 saliair,
and viii speak In unqualified terms OF
lie manage mont
Tho committee. consisting 81 Mesara.
Cieaver. barlow. Hooper. Frye. Myers
and Niclu. extended the invitation 10
join the association. In those wurdai
Come, ~, ~ bagk In the Hunshing ~
pleasure" and they performed their
part we'll
The statesmen present were az followa;
q. IA. MoMahan representing rlmona
Hardware company, st. Louis, q. hAr-
low. A. schliiuR a Co. San Francisco;
WIN calder. smith Wallace Shoe cnm-
pany Chicago W. u. liutier ~. u.
smith 4 Co, Omaha, J. N. Frye, Com
tiucntai OH company. city, Joe Hen
shaw. pioneer companion OF the travel
INK fraternity aud favoriic. now az
the Knutsfofd. a. g. Holaer. Phi Ztng
liruwing company. Denver, ". Hcner-
nan. Iisnernan- Thompson company,
Eurekal r. ., Angel, Marshal q Me
civ. Louis fnnd. Th,st n Co. San
Francisooi g. g. Sloan. bradley \ Met
calf. Milwaukee Lem Learn. HuCrv-
tory and treasurer Union Pacific Goa
company. riiy. n, &. Thumpdln, Rove
Morris Rummethayr q CO, cltyi NV
ina y. ufoenc. mining. Chicago. NJ
Racha. .Hostutier company eNw York
e. N. heli. Grouse n HrnndlHoe, Utica
". ". Edwin "a, browns. Llcvre. ffick'
a Co. Han FranciHco! VIA Nicol Johf
stroatman. buffalo. ]. ~. WsiHt. urll'
void. Palmer a Co. chichEoi =. ~
bradshaw. y. u. klrkcndall A Co.
omaha.
rhe following attractions are booked
for next week.
Monday-Firat baptist church. Sail
Lake. and ~ T. A., Cache county.
Tufaday--'rahtrnae choir.
Wednesday -chtlftenaens Danclni
academy,
ThurHday-tilf NJ. ~. church,
Fflday--Fifteenih ward and Twenty
fourth ward combined societies,