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who state they would enlist if they could
get a chance to go TO the front at once
II looks as If they will have a chance
and that they can go soon.
g g g
Because of the resignation of Sergeant
Major Lewison and his discharge accord
ing to his own request, there is a vacancy
in the non-eommissioned staff of the
major commanding the artillery. a
vacancy in the position of chief of section
in Battery A, which will doubtless be
filled as soon as Captain Palmer decides
upon the right man. The vacancy in the
non-commissioned staff officers position
will be filed by Major Gibbs. He also
has = vacancy in the position OF chief
trumpeter, which is a very nice place for
some one who can blow a trumpet and ad-
nireS brass buttons
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THE COUNC|LhEN TALK
Discussion Over Recommendations
of the Finance Committee.
DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE
WILL BE DONE IN FUTURE BY
CONTRACT.

Maintenance of the Health Depart
ment-A Clerk For the Mayor and
Attorney-Hall Of Relics Doomed
Damage Suits-Patrolman Lar
sons Resignation Accepted
Measuring Weirs-Routine Bust
ness.
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Complete line of latest spring shades
in kid gloves at popular prices.
PALS MILLINERY COMPANY,
lis South Main Street
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Dennis Ha-s will spend the next ten
DAVIS in tho CITY Jail, serving out a SEN
tence for begging.
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Satisfied with Hoods,

"For several years have taken two or
three bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilie every
spring for graduating the humors in the
blood and for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
sarsaparilla has been very satisfactory"
GEO. FRANK, care of D. N. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Great Blood Purifier.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla is our family
physician and believe it needs no rec
ommendation. Wherever 1t has once been
used there can be no substitute for it; as
e blood purifier Miss c. a. ELLIOTT,
Grinnell, Iowa.
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the fact that a permit was granted the
/ Pioneer Jubilee commission to erect the
/ building. on condition that it be removed
within a reasonable time after the close
of the jubilee. and concluded with the di-
rection that the commission be notified
to dismantle and move the fre-trap struc-
/ that the building inspector and fire chief
cause the removal at the expense of the
/ commission.
Wallace and Romney announced that
] the jubilee commission had let contract
for the removal of the unsafe building,
and both favored deferring action on the
Z resolution for one week. A motion TO
that effect prevailed only Diehl, Robert
son and Siddoway voting in the negative.
EARTH FOR PILLOW. SKY FOR
BLANKET.
Allen offered d resolution authorizing
the expenditure of 200 to provide living
accommodations at the nighttime tank for
the tankman, who remains there perma-
nentl-- 4 motion to postpone action on
the resolution for one week was lost by
a vote of Z to Z. and a motion to adopt
shared a similar fate Allen. Buckle.
Diehl. Fernstrom. Margetts. Robertson.
Weller ard Barnes voted in favor OF
adopting the resolution.
COMPROMISING DAMAGE SUITS.
On recommendation of City Attorney
Hall the sum of $105 was appropriated to
satisf-' a judgment in favor Of Maria H.
Hollander.
rianne Wach TO dismiss her damage suit
against the city. demanding $500. on
payment of $50 the city attorney recon-
mended the acceptance of the terms of
the compromise. Referred to the mayor
and committee on claims, with power to
act.
PoLICEMAN'S RESIGNATION AC-
CEPTED.
Acting Chief Matt Rhodes sent in a
communication. stating that he had re-
ceIved the written resignation of Patrol
man l. :. Larson. to take effect on
March Goth. On motion of Calllster tine
resignation was accepted.
The committee on irrigation recon-
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C. II. Byron and Alma Bush were each
fined s. for drunkenness and Frank
Richards received IS blind for the same
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Rice Writer was arrested last evening
on the charge of drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace. The young woman
had INDUCED too freely in alcoholic
stimulants and. it is alleged. raised dis
turbance.
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Billy Fields was arraigned in police
court yesterday and pleaded guilty TO the
charge of assault. He was sentenced to
so days Imprisonment and was taken to
the county Jail TO serve it out. Fields was
arrested not long ago in Ogden on a
charge of rape, alleged to have been COM
city. upon the person of Helen Mckay,
a 14-year-old girl. For soma reason the
charge was changed to assault and the
one of rape was not brought against him.
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Current Time Table
IN EFFECT MARCH 5th, 1893

LEAVE SALI LAKE lily.
No 2-For Provo. Grand juno
No. flor Provo. Grant Juno
No; &Eer Bingham, Lehi. Provo
Mt. Pleasant, Manti. Rich
field. Belknap. all intermediate
No, SFor Eureka: Payson:
No. @For Ogden and west...... SO p.m.
No. Flor Ogden and West...12:30 pm.
No. 42-For Park City and inter-
mediate points. ..:..:,..........-. 500 p. m.
No 1-From Bingham. Provo.
Grand Junction and the East. .2:2o pm
No. sFrom Provo. Grand
No. .H GFro M Provo. Bingham. Wv ~
Mand and al intermediate
No. RF'roIn ogden ana the - -
No EEronr Ogden and tne O''' '''''-
No. From Eureka. Paysoa. '' Pm
Provo and all intermediate
No F9From Park city and in Nv d. III
termediate points ...--.....-... $50 am
Only rne running through Pullman
Ci H,i TO san francisco and Portland: Sais
Lake City to Denver via Grand Junction.
ard Salt Lake City to Kansas City and
Chicago via Colorado points
Through tourist or family sleepers with
out change. TO Kansas City. Chicago and
Free reclining chair cars. Salt Lake City
Ticket once No 1os West Second South
g. stre e. p @fssG5c' co s f BABcock.
J. 4 WADLEIGH. Gen Pass. Agent
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tions. I will have none of them for
breeders.
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P0LNE ET(H|N(S.
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/ There are two queueless Cinnamon con-
/ fined in the city Jail as a result of the
/ efforts of some unknown tonsorial artist
among the prisoners in the jail II ap-
pears from the statement made by the
/ Cinnamon in question that they asked one
I of the prisonersG with whom they were
confined to do a little barbering for them.
Ching All Dee, who is serving a sentence
/ for petit larceny. asked to have his hair
I cut, and Hung Hung, vagrant o. the
/ far east. asked to have his head shaved.
/ From the Chinamen's explanations 1t
would seem that they only wished to have
their hair cut from around their queues.
stand what they meant and fulfilled their
requests to the letter. He took a pair of
scissors and cut lungs queue entirely
off and Clipped the hair as close to the
skin as possible. in his andeavor to shave
IL. Hung presented a very comical pic
The hair was cut very close to the skin
in places but there wers patches of longer
hair ell over his head. Dee had asked
for a haircut, SO his locks were left about
half an inch long, but queue was also
shorn.
When asked about it yesterday Dee said
he did not mean to have his queue cut off.
but 2ow that il was done he mo care
now. Hung did not like it very much,
but it seemed to be a mistake and he had
fellow at best, and has been in jail many
d time before. Dee on the other hand
seams to be rather good natured Celes-
tial and the loss of his pigtail did not
appear to worry him in the least.
@ g 8
T. NJ. Burriger was arrested yesterday
nv Detectives Sheets and Raleigh for haV-
ing stolen about IS from the till in Holly's
b-..cn=r shop. he WIFI be charged with
petit larceny.
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WE AND ROBERTSON SCORE.

the clerk was cut through misappre-
hension OF the merits of the case.
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appeared over the signatures of Coun-
cilmen Wallace, Romney, Norris. and
Barnes. Buckle, the other member of
the committee, did not sign.
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Ticket Once No. Ios West Second South
Street postoff1ce Corner.)
.. c. DODGE s. H BABCOCK
Vice Pres & Gen. Mgr. Traffic MEr.
y. A. WADLEIGH. Cen Pass. Agent
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There are number of men in this cit,
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FernStrom,
CLERK FOR THE ATTORNEY AND


The finance committee, reporting upon
the resolution of Councilman Callister
recommended that the city attorney be
authorized To employ stenographer. who
shall also act as the mayors clerk, at
salary of SD a month. during the pleasure
of the council. Adopted.
HALL OF RELICS DOOMED.
The representative., 1898-11-09
TW ENTY
TH0USAND
First Estimates on
RooscveXs Plural
1ty Correct
The Ne7o York Leg1s.
Mfure Is Safely
Republican.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The latest figures
obtainable show that Roosevelt's plurality
in the state is not far from 10000. Only
10 counties in the state gave Van Wyck
pluralities and they were all localities
swayed by cities, as New York. Kings.
Queens and Erie. The falling off in Roose-
velt's plurality as compared with Black S
in 1896 is due to a decrease in the Repub-
lican vote up the state of 81 600 and in Great
er New York of 62,C0O. Against this. Van
Wyck gained 10000 above the Harlem and
$1,000 below it, as compared with Porter
two years ago.
The result on the congressman In this
state seems to have surprised even the
Democrats themselves. Nineteen Of their
candidates We're elected the Republicans
getting but Is. In the present house the
Republicans stand q to 6 Democrats In
the Greater New York all the Democratic
candidates were elected.
After the gubeTnatorial contest as much
interest was taken in the state legislature
as i'll anything else. The state senate will
be Republican by four and the assembly
BY 20.
Political interest from now on will center
about the senatorship and already discus
sion as to the probable aspirants has be-
gun.
SO far there is no announced candidate
and the Republican organization has OF
declared itself
New York-Elvin W. Crane. the dofe ,ted
Democratic candidate for governor If New
Jersey, said yesterday that he reeognized
the fact that his defeat was due to national
questions. Many New York business men
reside in the townships throu ,hout the
state, and have no interest in local affairs
but vote according to their feeling in New
York.
The representative., 1898-11-09
CLIMBING
North Dakota Is Republican
by Nearly Five
Thousand.
(Special Telegram 10 The Tribune)


FARGO, N D., Nov 10.--The latest re-
turns from outlying counties and precincts
indicate a great Republican landslide. The
last estimate give the Republicans about T.
900 majority, with the whole state ticket
elected. Halland has about 700 more than
Schafer. Spalding for congress, leads the
ticket, followed by Driscol, for treasurer,
Fancher for governor, Devine for lieuten-
ant governor and Carlblom for auditor, all
receiving handsome ma jorities.
The Republicans claim majority OF % on
Joint ballot in the house Both committees
closed their headquarters last night.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 10.-All returns ar
irving from over the state have swelled
the Republican majority. Spalding. Repub-
ncan, nominee for congress, gets the largest
vote and Will probably reach majority Of
five thousand The balance of the ticket
average 4600 to 4,70O, except Halland, who
may have 1000 to spare. There was a great
landslide on the legislature. Returns show
2l out Of 81 senators are sure Republican,
while In the house "a Republicans of 81 have
been elected with four more doubtful.
This gives the Republicans 81 majority on
Joint ballot, which ought to make a Repup-
lican successor to Senator Roach certain.
The representative., 1898-11-09
IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Republicans Elect Twenty 81
Twenty One Congressmen.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lo-The complete
vote of the state with four counties missing
gives Stone. Rep 400, ~: jerks, Dem Ss33:3 Ss33 1888
Swallow, Prohibition and honest govern
ment, 124. .i37, plurality Tor Stone of 122, OS9
which will be increased to about l25.0OO by
the complete returns The total vote in the
state will approximate 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1O.-The delega-
ton from Pennsylvania in the next congress
will comprise q Republicans and nine Dem
OcratS, a Democratic gain of six. The pres
ent delegation is composed of u Republi-
cans and three Democrats. The districts
gained by the Democrats are the Eighth
Twelfth. Thirte 2nth, Seventeenth. Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth. The successful
Democrats In these districts are respective
ly: Laid II. Barber. Stanley w. Davenport,
James K. Ryan. r lfus X. Polk Joseph c.
Sibley, and James X. Hall. In each of the
ent Republican representative was a candi-
named: William e. kirkpatrick, Morgan
B. Williams Charles K Brumm Charles
w Stone and William c. Arnold. The
Seventeenth district is now represented by
Monroe II. Kulp. The defeated Republican
candidate in this district is William II.
Woodin. William McAleer who was re-
elected from the Third district Is sound
money Democrat and the Republicans made
no nomination against him.
Later-Complete returns from the Twenty
sixth congressional district elect George II.
Higgins Rep.) over Athelston CASTOR
Dem. and Pro.) by Is plurality. This makes
the Pennsylvania delegation in the next
house q Republicans and nine Democrats.
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make a campaign against an opponent
worthy Of his steel. The defeat of c. A.
Towne shows that the cause OF free silver
has not been strengthened in the two years
just ended. Lind made his campaign assert
ing that silver was not issue Of this
campaign, and he is elected. Towne, on the
contrary, made that his text, and he is
defeated. bitter attack was made upon
the Republican nominees for the supreme
bench, yet it would appear that their cleo
tion is a certainty. The demagogfc charges
made against them We're evidently Of little
weight with the people.
Again, the voters showed their apprcca-
ton Of the services in the United States
senate of G. X. Davis by returning legis-
lature Overwhelmingly Republican. This
also shows that so far state issues are
concerned the people are satisfied with the
legislation given them by the Republican
oarty.
Lind is the victor. not the fusion parties.
Verify.
The representative., 1898-11-09

the Republicans will have Sc and the Dem
Ocrats, "A. This will give the Republicans a
majority of IS on joint ballot and means
the election Of Republican to the United
States senate to succeed Mr. Turpie.
The official returns from all over the state
may change these figures some, but it is
a result that both parties have agreed upon
practically. The vote in Indiana will fall
far short of the vote in 1896 and the re-
turns are coming in slower than they ever
did before in the history of Indiana cleo
tions .....s
Advices received indicate the following
congressional results in Indiana:
First district, J. A. Hemenway, Rep; Sec
ond, Robert w. Miers, DEM; Third, W. 4.
Senor, Dem. Fourth F. NJ Griffith, Dem. !;
Fifth, in doubt; Sixth, James A. Watson,
Rep; Seventh Jesse Overstreet. Rep:
Eighth, George w. Cromer, Rep; Ninth, C.
B. Lands. Rep; Tenth, Ed Crumpacker.
Rep: Eleventh, George w. Steele, Rep;
Twelfth; DIR. c. b. Stevens, Rep; Thir-
teenth, A. l.. Brick, Rep
The Fifth district is claimed by both
Hamhil Dem., and Faris, Rep, for con-
gress.
1T will require a recount to determine the
contest. The vote is almost a tie.
The representative., 1898-11-09

States Senator Quay, will consist Of 254
members on joint ballot. 128 votes being
necessary to elect senator. The friends Of
Senator Quay claim yesterday they win
have 1N votes on joint ballot for Mr.. Quay,
three more than is necessary to elect. This
estimate. they say. Is independent OF tho
members favorable to Senator Magee OF
Allegheny county and the followers Of
David Martin in Philadelphia.
The antl-Quay people in this city dispute
these figures and claim that they have
elected sufficient members of the assembly
to defeat the reelection of Senator Quay.
Senator Quay, in telegram from his home
this morning, conceded the election Of two
Democrats to the legislature from his home
county Of Beaver by 400 majority. This is
a Democratic gain.
The representative., 1898-11-09
LARGE GAINS.
Republicans Have Things Nearly
Their Own Way in California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 10.-About half of
the vote of California has been counted
Ill complete precincts California 2,47 give
Gage, Republican. for governor. $50 plural
ity At this rate, his vote will be 10000 In
excess of Mcguire. 1t Is reasonably sure
also that the Republicans have carried the
rest of the state ticket with the exception
perhaps, of secretary Of state and two
judges of the supreme court. The vote on
these is close with the chances in favor of
the Democratic candidates. 1t is certain
that the Republicans have gained at least
two congressman with the third one in
doubt. While the congressional vote has
not been counted, enough is known to war
rant the following statement:
First district. doubtful with Barham, Re-
publican slightly in the lead; Second,
Marion Devries, DEM, reelected; Third
Victor Metcalf, Rep. elected: Fourth. Ju-
das Kahn Rep, elected; Fifth, Eugene F.
E. Loud, Rep. reelected; Sixth r. j.
Waters, Rep. elected Seventh, j. c. Need
ham. Rep, elected.
The legislature will be Republican
The representative., 1898-11-09
Wyoming Rs All Right,

CHELENNE, Wyo., Nov. 10.-Wymoming
has gone Republican on state and congress
sional tickets in maiorities ranging from
1000 to 1SC0 votes. The legislature is also
undoubtedly Republican and will elect Re-
publican senator to succeed Clark. Returns
from 81 precincts out Of 2S7 districts in the
state are now in. These gave 26O majority
for Mondell for congress in 1896 and now
give him 529 majority a net gain Of 269
votes. In these precincts Richards (Rep.),
for governor, has 5ss majority, net gain
Of 13f votes
The representative., 1898-11-09
IN Kentucky.
The Democrats Make Well Nigh a
Glenn Sweep.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov 10.-The Demo-
Gratis of Kentucky Won sweeping victory
Tuesday by electing nine and POSSIBLY 10
congressman out of II and prevented the Re-
pubicans from gaining control of the court
of appeals.
Democratic congressman are elected in
the First. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth.
Sixth, Seventh Eighth and Tenth districts,
while the vote is close in the Ninth, it looks
like Williams the Democrat. had won.
There is a certain gain Of two congress-
men, with a possible gain of three. The
present congressional delegation stands
seven Democrats to four Republicans.
The biggest victory, however, was in the
Third appellate court district, which was
carried by Mckinley. in 1896. by 900 major
ity Hobson, the Democratic nominee for
judge not only overcame this majority, but
has Won with about 1900 votes to spare.
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In Stutsmam County.
(Special to The Tribune.)

Especial to The Tribune.)
JAMESTOWN, N. D., Nov. 10.-The follow
ing Republican county officers were elected
In Stutsman county Sheriff, j. II. Severn;
superintendent of schools, l.. Lyon; clerk
of court, c. Webber; Judge Of probate, b.
F. Bigelow; coroner, DR.. Baldwin: states
attorney, Fredrus Baldwin. l.. 3. VIE
never independent Democrat is elected
audttor and c. r. Flint, of the same party,
is elected county commissioner. The vote
for register of deeds and treasurer Is very
close and a few county districts are stlll
unreported 1t is possible that the official
count will be required to decide who Is
elected C. C. Sanford and Ormsby McIIary
fRep) are elected as representatives.
The representative., 1898-11-09
In wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Nov. 1O.-Election re-
turns received, though far from being COM
pleted, indicate that Gov. Edward Scofeld
(Rep) is sure Of election by at least 10000
plurality. Republican Chairman Treat still
sticks to his claim Of 10000; the Sentinel
says at least 10000.
The latest returns from the second con-
gressional district give Herman f. Dahle,
Republican, 1000 majority over James E.
Jones, Democrat, thus insuring solid Re-
publican congressional delegation from Wis
consin. Later state returns swell Gov. Sco-
fields plurality to H,O00.
The representative., 1898-11-09
A SAFE MAJORITY.
Washington Is Republican by at Least
Three Thousand.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 10.--Returns from
the state of Washington are yet incomp q
but enough at hand to make if ce tain
that the Republicans have ovs rcome the
fusion majority of 1900 two years. and
elected both congressman and two supreme
court justices by a majority of at least
5000. Later returns will, it is thought, in
crease rather than decrease this estimate.
The legislature which will elect a United
States senator will be Republican ON
ballot by at least 40 out of a membership
of 112. This estimate gives the fusionists
all the doubtful districts. They retain cen
troll of the senate.
The legislature now stands: Senate, Re-
publicans Is, fusion 10; house, Republicans
81, fusion II.
The two amendments to the state con-
stituton, woman suffrage and local opt on
in municipal taxation. are overA hamlngly
defeated The Repub leans attribute their
victory largely to the latter amendment
which they made a direct issue. claim ng
it was "single tax" They also assign ere 1t
to the sentiment in favor Of sus aiming the
national administrat on. The fuSionists
ascribe their defeat to the light vote. which
was from Il, 600 to 10000 less than two years
ago, and to the apprehension that single
tax was an issue.
The representative., 1898-11-09

Both Parties Claim the Legislature In
West virginia.

Both PARTIES Claim the LeE1SINture In
West Virginia.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 10-The Re-
publicans have elected two congressman in
West Virginia sure, Dovener in the First
CWheeling) by 1900 majority. and Freer in
the Fourth by 1000 majority Both par
ties claim the Second and Third. Dayton,
Republican, claims his election in the Sec
ond by s91, and Edwards, Republican, claims
200 in the Third.
Chairman Dawson, of the Republican
state committee. claims the election of seven
Republicans and six Democrats to the state
senate, and 40 Republicans and 81 Democrats
to the house Of delegates. With the hold
over senators this will give the Republicans
the election of Republican United States
senator as successor to Faulkner, Demo-
crat
Chairman Ohley. of the Democratic COM
mittee, claims the legislature on joint ballot.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. 10.-Late
returns increase the majority of Johnston,
Dem for congress- in the Third district.
to over 500, and make his election absolutely
sure. Neal, Democrat, in the Fourth dis
trict, comedies the election of Freer, Re
publican. The Republican state committee
claims the election Of Dayton, Republican
in the second district, by $50 majority. The
Democrats claim the legislature by major
ity Of three on joint ballot for senator.
The representative., 1898-11-09
CLOSE But SAFE.
Republicans Take About Everything
I'm Sight in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1o-The Repub-
licans have carried Indiana by majority
between Is 900 and 10000 Chairman Martin
of the Democratic state committee figur-
ing last night upon official and estimated
returns from all but three of the 92 coun-
ties conceded Republican plurality of A.
500. He states upon the returns at hand
that the Democrats have made net gain
over the presidential vote of Sc of 1852
Later and authentic returns, however, may
change the present indicated result of from
1900 to 5000. The Republicans claim the
state by 10000
The legislature will be Republican and the
state based upon the latest returns shows
that in the senate the Republicans will have
=. and the Democrats q; in the lower house