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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
Value of Cuban Coins

The silver peso of Cuba is equal to
921a cents Of United States money and
the gold dOubloon is equal to $5.O17.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

When measurement 4
city streets, are In I'M !
Gated with materials M,
United States standah ,
must be made for tbe /
standards, the same din,
as In the case of two stsd
ue. For this reason, VII
with the city are drawn n
vey bureau a clause Is In
the attention Of the contn
work to this dlscrepaney !
No case Of dispute has ,
to a property line In viii
ence in standards Of me,,
been brought in question
have, however, decided 4
ton of a mans property /
boundary. The street u
boundaries, and the ptup.
tween them must be adm
ton to them.-Philadelph
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
A POSSIBLE iMPOSSlBILiTY.
How a Person Can Easily Slip Through
Piece of Paper 5x7 Inches.

If you ask person casually to step
through piece Of paper seven inches
by five you would be looked upon as a
candidate for an insane asylum. But
it is really practicable. Take piece Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

We see no reason why the spirit of
mortal should be proud, unless he owns
a coal mine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
Mixed the Combination.

Whenever new soldier appeared in
the guards Of Frederick the Great, of
Prussia, it was the habit of the King
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27


Fast he held her hand md red brit
In a sort of love-locked pthe dista1
While he told the burning summer M
that rent his ofeas e old por
And the maiden sat ~ brier, an
While her eyes with tr!l clearest
AS his all-consuming all stood
bling tones COME, yries, the
Rut she tenderly repulseait o have
How her words viii ,os - hJ
him. ,..a<reen wi,
ne'er won fair hdy ysa IN front
And with eyes upon thils it--and q
Hoping that she might ZIP to the
Every point of her oO'e' u nap
liant vigor met ! to be I'm
x-going e.
Yet the maid was uul Of delic
Gave no token OF - lrry coul(
Though the burnlns jsettic.
seemed to almoa In tho To
To his every plea enpl. Ill., ~ ! ' : :, "a
She would shake hs she ,ro, ~
And his feeling oven l1rTo 49,, =,
most burst in tear 'riarrv \
MI, thr;l, Of hoge = ! rosebud
A. . honnv thought y go out q
And the bells Of JOY gate.
W wild and men! his han
As she fell upon mM he came
IN
He had promised ~ his stron.
would be a CHI aixt and
Toledo Evening No. ..,,ror
Not q Req earth he
Biggs-Does VIE domestic
en- rule? her, thu
Diggs-Well, not ng bowed
s1ses Is only electro sbbed lik(
she LAID
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
MINISTER JOURNALIST.
DR.. Hepworth Throws New Light on
the Armenian Massacres.

tHC
Rev. Dr. George II. Hepworth, the
famous New York divine who Is In Ar
menla Investigating the Turkish out
RACES on the Christians there by the
Turks. has written several letters to a
New York paper giving the results or
his investigations. He says that all the
blame for the massacres does not lie
with the Turk, and that politics had Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

!; DAYS

ne sing you
l days,
J days that
b the years
1 haze
(which we u
b all was br
[tricate win
on each lip
ht Won wer,
|
-,oss TO sust;I
the DAYS til
eed too gre.
Zen we rode
arrowing Il,
life was h.
ras hanpy 4
o rladso,,,c
use DAYS thu
n life was
min.
,ovful nyst)
hailed with
rain.
NO knew
t.-.;!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

The longer man is married the less
he lodges when his wife throws things
at h4pA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

LIS . oiN
The soft gl|
II heart a
rom the Oh
ir Amy!
years bet
vas far be
/ but the l.;
'lnfastelletl
ears, had 1
! el,istles.
~ sweet
! to hers OF
Id brick llc
! where TIT
would new
1. MS the n!
ribbon. it
and these
on, and llI
to Mrs. FL
/ thought
Id to ashes
ed them
J she bllrie|
she saw II
lnguish sl]
I'D 1,,1,,,,a|
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
OUGHT

A Beggar and Rk1ed away
We have heard Of The Is before.
gar who kept his carria@ne letters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
Court Happening, a, Pangui,sh.

t. the ElIiori
Tho July term ~ the sixth judicial
district court convened IN Pangutch
July :. 1895. Judge McClrty ON the
bench. The following attorneys wcrc
present; Prosecuting Attorney J. r.
Chdcs,fr and w =. Sargent " PAN
ruItch. ilapp and Collins " Richh'ld
and Knox Of beaver. AZ the opening
~ the tlrm tho Jurors summoned %
serve FOR mo term were called ana ,N-
amlncl. The fir1i case o. have ihr at
tcution Of the court was that ~ the
state W Jos. Sawyer charged with IN
cost.
It will be- remembered that some timo
ago tho defendant was tried, convicted
aud sentenced TO a term ~ lmpfiHuus
mrnt A. the time the Crimo was said
90 have been committed Utah had a
territorial form ~ government and a
Jury consisted u twelve men. ~ thc
time ~ his conviction statehood had
arrived ana the Jury conalhird or
eight The supreme court decided that
u jury ~ eight was Illegal ana ordered
that Sawyer b. released. iir was
brought down and cited 90 appear az
tails term uf court 4 motion was
made % dismiss the Information now
prndlug against him, which tho court
De Doc held in thr sum uf $1,000 90 await
tho action NJ the Grand jury,
Tho nUNt case was that nf me state
W jos. Smith, grind larceny.
Tho defendant ~ charged with steal
Ink q white heller belonging 20 ono
Almnn NIblnHlu. 90 which he pleaded
not guilty Some little difficulty was
experienced M ubiulrlng q jury % try
tho ease, but finally the box was nilsl
ana the ease went o. trial Prosecute
ing Attorney J. r. ChldsHtcr and w,
n, Knox represented the state. while
" lapp looked after the Interest ~
the defendant. A lonF line of witt
nesFg1 We're examined by both sides.
and On the afternoon Of the Nth tho
tyldrpve was an iu and the arguments
10 the jury began, At $3.50 tho case
was given 90 the Jury ana after being
out over twelve hours thry came into
court and reported that they could not
arrive % verdict and were dis
charged.
Another jury was ompan led and
after being out considerable length
OF time rendered verdict OF guilty.
Sawyer was then sentenced by his
honor 90 one year in the state prison.
Judge Mcclriy leaves today for
kanlh 10 hold q session ~ court there.
Respectfully
". ], BURGESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

In ita weekly wflic-up. tho Park
Record says thr Marshc min a. doinr
gu1d work In reducing ontario tailings
90 bullion.
Tho Valcn commenced 81 haul ore
to the MnckiniuHh sampler Monday
last ana win complete shipment as
fast aH teams can be secured 10 do the
hauling
Three shifts OF men were put 90 work
10 "a tunnel back 81 the ontario mine
boarding house on Tuesday. II u
thought ;hr work has some connection
with the Crown Point Ontario suit
\ gang NJ men were taken out % the
silver King mine the fifft % the week
90 go ~ work on the nrW mill grade.
which IL b,ing hurried 90 allow stone
mlsona 10 Fct IN the retaining AMI
foundation walls. Some ~ fhr boys
uuIt rather than work In tho sun.
Tho copper King property. consist
l iur ~ Dix claims and located about
mile below irighton's hotel. IN Hig COT
t0nwHUd. " 90 be- incorporated ~ u
owned hy plrkltcH and much system.
attic development work has been done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
Dips aud spurs.


Silver tJi, lead tes0.
The Marion. q n thought.
WIN declare dividend some time this
week.
William ana Potter McDcrmuit have
bought the Murphy mines. north ~
lus,atura, Nevada.
In the matter OF shipments. tn, Grand
Central prumiHcf Co Guido AN previous
records during the month % July.
George Dorm was busy today prapar-
Ing checks in liquidation OF The Mprcur
dividend, TO be paid ON Wednesday
The Northern Cldof nj bingham. the
property nf thc Huttcrna'i NUrlr-
company, Is 20 be tapped by a tun-
mel 1850 iccs long.
Mcssrs. Morris ana West oi Beaver
Lake fame VIII 80 exporting iH tho
n1r,hwcs, IN several days. British
Columbia Is their destination.
During tha week Just parsed. Silver
city. in the Tlutlc district. sent 3l earn
of ore 90 market, the product coming
from thc Eun mine, Swansea, South
swansea ana Ruby Wedge.
Grand Valley Times: The ore from
several 0f lh' properties In Alill Greek
seem well adapted Tor the cyanide pr1-
COZ, ll l.lu't4Nh anu an cWurt VIII be-
made o. have such q min put in, There
are an The facilities az hand for Inc
operation of such a mill, power. timber
and water
Payson Header; Tho bank received
yesterday By express a bottle nf ore
from the Barefoot mine In nevada. mo
sample holng literally alive with free
Eald, and a large value "a attached 4,
The bottle, The Barefoot Ia The prpn.
erty upon which sills johnson ana
RUDE Lockwood have $4,000 bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
GRAIN.
NAY.


Very centrally located, az the corner
Of Main street aud Second South
Tho Kenyon On named nfCr that pub.
iiC-apifitvd citizen. sam J. Kenyon. To
his energetic ana bu1lnoHs-llkr mind
iH due ln great measure the hand.
some hotel which ln the outrruwth ~
determination ~ the owners 90 mako
the property q payl"~ one In every
way.
The company owning the Kenyon i1
the grnDabpUk company. John Henry
Smith IL presidents Charles q burton,
tnry and treasurer They, with %. j.
Salisbury. Hphrr J. Grant stephen
Hayes and Ralph -. Kenyon, couHtI.
tutc the board VI directors. The hotel
has been leased 90 Don. N. Porter MS
solo proprietor. he IL one nf the hrsi-
known hotel men in Tho West. and Ia
sure 90 make success ~ this new en-
torprlHp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

charles II. Drummer. resident "
Fremont. Nob.. and q st0ckholdCf lu
mo Msrrur Mining company. came In
frum Mofcur Las, evening after having
sp.nt ga inter, sting week In Ubhh
saiJ ,-tfnn. air. drummer visited uu
the biz upgrtci and acquainted nun
sof thoroughly with the district, AMI,
aa q result. ne will have quite nnc
story ~ tell whom h. returns To the land
nf corn. BEING lntgrCHtcd 81 The Mcr-
ciir.the NchtlHknn visited the mine uud
carefully Hcrutinizcd its entire work.
lugs. expressing himself morn than de-
lighted with what there was to be-
seen. he niFu did the GcyHnr- Marion,
and looked on with considerable salts
faction al tho daily grind of Dc L.
Mnr's monster mill on ores from the
Golden Gate mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

4 remarkably rich assay was secured
yesterday from ore sent w from the
Rip Van Wrinkle tunnel On Cooper hin.
The ore ran gi.l5s 90 the ton In gold.
This a. from new discovery iu the
tunnel. and ~ richness was surpril-
ing Co the Stockholders and officers ~
the company The ore was sent In
by o. W. Townor. Who o. FupDrirtcnl-
ont NJ the work that has been IN prog
rrtt on the property for several months
pact. This o. the same tunnel whore
they have tn great white sand vein
that averages over - to the ton. Lara
mile boomerang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

win find their present methods ns am
lHultrt and faulty ua uUw they con.
elder th1s. of nfty years ngo.
Interest nud dasIr. tEuu.h related i
arU VASTLY din.fsut u.sir. D. HIVaya
future. Irt.r.4t rfleent on. I4 ri con
.lIfiurt OF 81 v...,t %. a.. ,tt.. ,.t b4,.t
Ittar.-t De- t.t,, .f d..I,. .,.itb,,,,t 90 l
tbp lrttfr mover ,.. h.. f,uI,f,i
otb.r nU..t..,,. tt..',..'.i ,,rr. odd.
f.i.,gs
tvf.,.t, a.... ..Y, t.,... ,..... -,...
ia.ru..as '''''
Nyb.t .,. ,a. ....,i..... $500,
i'm ''' f''"'',' 'l h'''
,..,.,
l.t ''''''-l 'N"l ,l+.I 90. N.N'
Wv 'i lt. ,h.'"H Wi'lth.'' 'hl JOG
,'" H''"''
N'A' pr "'AhA N. putting in ll'IH /
'. ".N llk u" l'F'hNli.i'll i"tt
Nhli H meant 10y emphasizing Use ]
90. hll'la ln vdu'll Tony
ivw should phonic ur hurhtf
why should diugfitiD. %. taught and .
now
should The action uH suited CO. che
word ur thr word 60 ihH action.
What iH thD psychology ul emphasis
W r.adlrm
How du.a thI4 Jaw operate in teach.
luu reading D. IuHiuUt ur impulse. ..
Imitation. o. Invention
p.Iuco from enc following IN mental
hWs
First. Intuition. % ..rl syp.r.a,rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18


and wn7 nhlc TO nearly ON my own
work continued thcusc o'yorrmodi.
cine, and e. ! that owcny recovery to
You. cannot thank youcunugl ipryour
advice md your wonderful medicine.
Any one dolbting my statement may
write 10 me and win gladly answer
all inquirigs.-Mrs. NELL llgusr, Deep
water, Nc.
Letter IKE thc FOREGOING. con.
siantly being received. contribute not
q little 10 tic satisfaction felt hy Mrl.
Pinkham that her medicine and counsel
nrcus,istinr women 20 bear their heavy
burdens.
Mr. pinyham'snddrcs sisLyun. Mass.
All suffering women are invited 10
write TO her i,r advice, which will be
given without charge. II Is ana OK.
pcriguocd womans advice towomcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
CONFIDENCE DISCOVERY
CT, ls lnshe, Of HISh'af'd'
" God 0r'
,,, from 500 10 $50 70 the 70S'


r.,,smors Of Beaver.
pr q. H. s.,o,l,v night and
,rp,d into q, TOW" I.-,gsa In ordering a
i pow r and other necessary - 49,,
tsr Vh'n ~ r,pedancs mine. O very
r,ni for ne ''"' rr5psrty In the
ml,.ns piece " F,pr more.
.,erlrs district pI ,ir,r,,r this
vten ','- r.io..Ing over iha spl'h-
rsrrins was W. ,. ,,.y. mentioned.
rl condition oil '''. ..,. dawn ago.
,hs fact that o'' " '." 80. y.,s
~. g S.,,b ofi1 rot new f'rl', ,. We" ~,
o. ~ ,. .sms disylosing 10 in'h'' ",
riis ih' ''''' w.. cot found 600 the
90 - flch o. guy ,.. .,5 running.
~, "a such o. qu'hu'3' ""t - 80
..ratl,e estimate ali tn' "',
ga e.. $3.50 90 the ton in E'lu'
frn N ~, tss reached o. depth
%. r'tss ihai' i'. a., ..,r..poctivt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

worth says the good ore showing cone
tirura On the washington, but NOT uu-
100 the mine is thoroughly prna i,l.
erection OF mill. Meanwhile ore il
Ia. ms taken out. but necessarily 90 q
rather slow rate. as the rock enguuu-
tered Ia development. Is quite hard ans
rptardr operations 20 a great extent
Nh. Farnswofth will spend % week ut
- at home before going into Nevada
L -..-L-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
TRADING N tmr ri
u Was slou, bot stocks Maintained Qulic
Encouraging Quotations.

a ust NJ "lln'i.elrs" fseilnr w3r
mnrf01tel in iha r.f thIa morning. ana
DO resulted Iu hui very utiia trading.
%. business 0u can reaching 1nIy Iisf
!llf-. n.lih.H hatlnru rHii|ns value on
IIaIH The stocks responding o. the
lll.Hg s,re Msfgur which driit 8ut "a
'hiu block 40 filnp0 share. North.
90 laeh' which a1l1 no iiis r.ntr. ana
n. 90. Point which found uE. rH lad
t HHl ~ eHntr.
Although ths volume ~ business was
iii.a lf noted above. nrufes. Iu tb.
.i.n. tffl truly in l ha.ithv 1t4ts. n
\ iN mary tendency taking rBrrarsi,B
Z tlM. while oihHu exhibited p.w
a .s'A lhi ue1rlrd nsur.f q Moline
'p 70 iH1 Do thn ascendant in
u ailtr class Wa1 CUui.nnHl.f,ursr
y h.i Y 81, Mammoth WIN nn, M
w ani South gWluma nnd y1u,s
.Nhi'f,ea which var, wanted A. fiie
~ cents respectively Nom
"A ~ . ln expectation ~ Ji,'i
.ll which iho "NtWfH n lruir'i '' .'lt
\, ihlH lIksly hr declared thi. NJ
ans closing figures were as f5llnv..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

Big iiody ~ Anthracite Discovered On u
Tributary of the Nukon,

san Francisco. July ia letter from
81. Michnols. Alaska. says An linz
menre deposit " coal has been discnv-
rrd 900 miles up the koyukuk. ana
competent English authority pronounc-
rH % equal 10 the beet anthracite ~
lrunsylNnnll, The Knyukuk between
This deposit ana the Junction with the
Yukon IH u1N.rahiH b. rteaml rs. such
as ply the latter stream. sp that tho
bearing OF the discovery on the cost ~
mining IN the klnndikc may prove exc
gH l'nrly important
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
nrnerR ANp onNsrn .MAnIoN.
ns,h rfop,rtis, In Excellent Condition
sf,to in the Latter

NnIH IflNfftNfH W fh'ff''"f
STRIFE In tho latter.
rha p.m. whose name lH aynouy-
go r'ih Narcuf ana iia iOvrlopmgnt
ramd from ihs camp Saturday
f..r.rs after having studied tnr Tow
1s.a d. obstacles Oh hH HurWnuntci
r. snIarrIng che MfrOur Company
-n Do IA daily capacity ~ go tons,
F.sfad 10 ne dast this morning Mr
r.-B t5ii a si1ry ~ gratifying prog
F.tf'Hn ID 10th he N0Teur and Coy.
tr.Ntf8n mlnea Tho former, he
Hl uaa dnlng 40 ihlt was expected
q %. ari more GOO. iha property con-
t.fIrF iH Yield N good Mullins ORG
hHl startling lts owners occasionally
iY rciri.ng strikes IN now ana
hitherto uHl.ysl0iai ground sp lkluF
~ ihf r.u strike In Che N'mrl. Mr'
r.m aA 40 arrangements were being
NOD On ihluurhly develop li ava
IH ifn days. b. believed tup.rlntlu-
d.1i Eluarit would have ihe new ore
l'1 erected aa1 o. Hur'ncs tram Het up
rliy % transport thH ore from l's
present location i1 whatever point 70
900 wanted Tho N.mrUi lHH between
N M0uur and Matte workings.
DIFFERENTIATION Strike.
~ he Osysgt- Marion Mt Dou
stated that eup f.utrudant Russell $50
dIIHg good work and recently hg M
opened 10 large ore bodies In gIrg.
rruHi thus an1rlIrg the Min a nri
source NJ Supply Although. the pmr
lriv was looking we'll aud ihe o1mpln
hll UNr1fhIrs i1 d. encouraged over
rather ihln 90 tho contrary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
Emery County Teneher,, ln,iliule.

Tho Emery County Teachers Insti-
tutc was In the school house at Castle
Dale, opening Monday June ~, and
closing Saturday, July ?, The faculty
was composed OF the following teach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

I.ErTucE-Utah. per doz. punches.
liiEEN oNtoNs-u,os. per doz.
lunches. Zoe.
HspARACUs- utah. per pound Be-
eraiNG BEANS cal. PER pound &C.
rAiliAGE-Now Utah. per pound. 90.
ONIONS Dry. new Cal, per pound
r6wAToEs- Now. Cal. per pound
is.c; new. Utah. ptr bus iOc
rkRROTs New Utah. per doz.. zoe.
gEETs-New Utah. per doz. 20c
POULTRY.
ertirr chickens nre now supplying
ia. demand Tor poultry. thus tl AN px-
tspt. throwing the old stock out " the
,ratkct prlCcn are about stationary.
prSespd poultry drawn. with mead and
loot on. BRING figures as follows:
rurNcyB, per 10. ...... ......12U.i1
fferp.... ...... zee. ...s ...s... .lt
uoostera ........ s.......s.t....ss. .OI
sprlne chickens, per doz o.. ....&2fi t3.lO
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Dealers report tho butter market
ovordonc. and prices are being demol-
irhrd accordingly Fresh butter. how.
.ySr, remains quite stationary but ac.
runiiiiatpd stock lH being marketed at
very low figures.
creamery butter pr b". ...,".....li
pnIrytcholcoJ o.. .ss ,.ssss .ss.ss JOS
t'heeeo. Utah (ueW).. o.. .. 600. D.. .Osis
creamery butter To- GOOD demand
with an upward tendency
EGGS
Tho egg market 50 quito nrm nt pror-
cnt with u good demand Tor The product
ut 500 per case.
Tho above nro wholesale buying mr..
urcs on poultry. buttuL eggs aud
cheese. The selling figure 10 10 per
cent higher
GRAIN.
Wheat per hushCl b. b. " o. ...t 50
oats. per hundred ................. us
BARLEY per hundred. e.. q. .... o.. so
Rye, per hundred .......,.......... l.0l
Bran Per hundred. zee. .. 1000. 60
Corn per hundred. 70. o.. ,...,..,. 80
chopped com. por hundred. b. o.. %
HAY.
Hay. upland. per ton..........i %
Timothy, PER ton .........ggOJu&1 ~
Alfalfa. balcd, per ton...,... 81 %
Straw. bnled. per ton........... 90
Just now thu grain market ~
Hhlky and prices 1ra declining. The
products above mentioned nll Ind a
ready market at existing nrutfg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
l. OCAL MARKETS.
Salt Lake city, July Is. 1895.
FRUITS.


FRUITS.
ApPLEs-Rod, Utah. per box. 81 20 a
l.il; rod eastern, per box. $3.50 a si.7S
Nayehfancy, Cal. Der box
$3.50; navel, choice, Cal. per box. sgai'
seedlings, cal. per box. $500
hANANAs-AccQIding 10 size. fancy
per bunch. Sl.b0U $500; choice Recor3
ing 10 size, per bunch. 81 .O0qsi 5O
AIRAWbENRIES-lftah. Hlprie case
lie, double cusc, Sl.e5 '''
RASpBERRtES-u slnplo 400.
per case, si2imSi50. '"'''
pEACHES-cnlY per case. silU
APPLES--(NcW CROP Cal. ner c,s.
Sit0msl.15. vase
PLAINS per case. $50
APMCOTa-Ca por case. Si25
fEAitS-Colr per case, llL0Ggl.75
ElslllEs-l Black chi. per case
sii,loi nsS9yal Ann Oregon, per case
VEGETABLES.
nADlsHEs-utah. per dog. buncho,
Toe. "N"ph'Hi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

SALE I.at. C,ty auI v'au.ty-Fair to-
flrht ANA Tu ily Warmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

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The record-union., 1898-09-07
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH.
Discusses Various Subjects and
Hears Reports.

The City Board of Health held its
regular monthly meeting last night,
transacted considerable business, and
listened to the reports of the Health
Officer, Plumbing and Sanitary In
spectors and Food Inspector.
The latter reported that he had ex-
amined the various slaughter-houses
and found them in satisfactory condl-
ton. He had condemned unfit food as
follows: $50 pounds of tuberculous
beef and 10 pounds of tainted meat,
Schultz & Odel; 10 pounds of taint-
ed beef, r. Renrickson; 10 pounds of
meat, G. Neale; one leg of mutton, Mrs.
Metzger; 4 pounds of beef, j. M. Pow
derly; fruit and melons, J. Dierssen;
fruit and vegetables, Pacific Market;
S pounds of fish, American Fish Com
pany.
DR.. Fay suggested the necessity of
putting the whole slaughtering business
under the control of the city and in
one or two houses, as is done in some
other cities, so that the meat can be
inspected when it is killed.
In the discussion on houseboats along
the river front DR.. Henderson stated
that the Sanitary Inspector had noti-
fed the occupants to move. They had
all come to him and stated that they
We're not polluting the water, even by
cleaning their fish, and promised to not
pollute it in any way.
After a general discussion on various
subjects the board adjourned