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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-19

Fay In the world Of politics. She is Miss
Jennie NJ. Goodwin OF kansas City, the,
only woman live stock dealer in the Uniteds
States. Miss Goodwin Is fond OF Miss Fay
aud the latter reciprocates the attachment
with the same ardor she shows in working
Tor the appointment OF Green men 10 lucra-
tive offices Miss Fay is never so well
pleased as when discussing the charms OF
her Kansas City live stock friend ana
any one who visits her office at republican
Headquarters Will be sure to hear Jennie
said" this or Jennie did" that
1t has been nearly two years since MISS
Goodwin paid $1,000 for a membership IN
the live stock exchange Of Kansas City
and opened an office From the first she
has succeeded beyond her brightest ex-
peotations. Many prominent live stock men
have great confidence in her ability TO get
the best price the market offers and she
has no warmer friends than the cattlsmen
Of Texas. The first car Of cattle Miss Good
win ever sold was owned by that Gee
brated Texan. Shanghai Pierce. Colonel
Pierce. multi millionaire and famous whcr-
ever cattIemen congregate, was In Kansas
City when Miss Goodwin's office was
opened. He had known her when she was
employed In the office OF live stock COM
mission company and, with all a Texans
gallantry he swore a cowman's oath that
he would be the first to give her a con
sigDmeDt Of cattle. He had no steers ready
for market Just then, but n little thing
like that mattered not. He wired the fore
man of one Of his Indian Territory ranches
10 prepare and ship as speedily as possible
three car loads OF big long horns to Miss
Goodwin s charge. Her commission on this
consignment was exactly sS6 and she has
been prospecting ever since.
Miss Goodwin is a Southern girl having
been born among the mountains OF White
county, Tennessee, about twenty-five years
ago. She is not a new woman and there
Is nothing masculine In her character. She
is described. and her pictures confirm the
description. as an exceedingly pretty young
woman with all n sweet young woman's
charms. Her eyes are as blue as the skies
that hover above her birthplace and her
hair Is akin TO the ravens wing In It's shin
Ing blackness She is petite In figure, being
only five feet three inches In heiehth, full
Ct femerini,y and the WAYS Of woman.
Miss Goodwin enjoys the friendship NJ
many prominent Texas live stock shippers,
all of whom call on her when they visit
Kansas City. She is very Interesting per-
sonage and. from every account, deserves
tho popularity and distinction she has won.
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WOMAN LIVE sToCK AGENT.

shc IL Making Success of the Conn
mission business.
pailas, Texas. Juno 1S.--Miss ReSn ray
OF Dallas. who operates the machinery or
the republican party Of Texas. is one OF the
best known young women In the State
Miss Fay has young lady friend. chum
at that, who has earned as much distinction
IN quite another line Of work a. has Mas
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FOREIGN missionary Society.

Waco. Texas, J,ne lS.--Thc Womans
Foreign Missionary society met today in
the Fifth Street Methodist church. The
meeting will continue three days Rev
Harry w, Hubby. missionary to Southwest
africa, Will be here tomorrow and will de-
livei an address Monday. Mr. Hubby has
been engaged in THE Sierra Leone region
and was compelled to quit his mission la
bors by the uprising OF the natives
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Shrincrx NJ Wnrn

Waco. Texas, June 1S.--The Shriners' ex.
curston was delayed en- route from Houston
and Galveston. and instead OF reaching this
city at $3.50 a. IN. as scheduled. they ar
rived at a;4o a, III. They We're entertained
by the local Shriners.
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ASPHALT WAR BEGINS.
the culMta BROTHERS ARE INCLUDED.


United States Distisct Attorney Whit
femore hdsy entered four suits IN the
Federal court against twu nsphaltun
companies. two against the Gilson AS
phaltum company ana two against the
Assyrian Asphalt company. which Is
made Up OF the C1lmer Br,thors VI shla
city. The plaintiff In byth c,ses il the
United states. and In their complalp
they set forth thas the ellison com.
pany located several claims upon u.s.
phaltum lands which are within the
boundaries o. the uncsrnpahgre Indian
reservation. and by q wrong dsscrip-
ton " the property deceived she
,nlt'd states deputy mineral surveyor
VINO surveyed II FOR patent. he being
nndor ;he impression that X was OUT
sue OF the reservation. That the SUR
Neypr SEVERAL ~ Utah taking the field
Noes % the deputy mineral survey or
a. correct ~ certified TO them and that
inc pfe-idenf issued patents 80 she de-
fendanf companies.
Ihe petitioners ask that a restraining
order be issued Restraining she defend.
ants ffOm making uae OF the properties
ann alsp - show cause why the patents
aside
Judge Marshall this afternoon Issued
papers TO thc dcfcndants citing them
~ APPEAR brforc the court un Jan. ..
1879. ana show cauFs why the restrain.
ing orders should not be Issued.
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Samuel Probert. u scpiO. u visiting
friends IN shis city.
lion. r. ulrh,r,is ,ras In Provo. 90.
day. on legal business.
4 son has been born 90 Sc. and Mrs.
Thos Asborn. An well
Fred More has zone 10 Denver 20
acseps a n.sls -, ,,iih tbe q n Howe
Drtis conn,nv
o. ~. Puivcr a. NJ have Med notice
81 hcailun 81 sc Lake View No. ! min
iug claim. Dsuisgd 10 she Eldorado
mliring district.
.ss,...,.o,, a,n,...r a, Ar
ana Mrs. walter Peay dlcd yesterday.
The funsrai was held from the Second
ward meeting house today
.,. -. .,. -. ,,..,
ihe he.a aletee.l.W y, tn SpeIa
ns lf'-; Nn'en y s'.,ne su." ~
auNtIuFlnk iiNh tnss' NJ NV .he
p.ag - Nnl.as, ~ tht NeIl az
sn'' = stowdeu nous aA.ntsi' MON
~ psotihpeI on " tho hlsH'
A hoy wsnsqi vas prsseu.ai TO a
fair house Al the opera house last
cveninx. n SPIKE " she very Disagree
abis wsa,hsr The eomnapy gave a
Wy nughahle entcrsalnmcnt oi nnc
sp,eialilta' ani keW thc audl.nee
laushns Ior three sofa hours. inc
empsny EfH tfem mere y carson
~, N,Nae ~, anu pay IN saw LAKE On
Deeeh"tr ""'h'
J. N. ulillb ava. orr,isn.d i..ssre
Jusiic,1 nnJth. V,-t.rtlav IN a rh,rvc
Of pstlt Iarreuv .feaiirg , eddie fs,,,,,
Nlsls sar.n.s.o n pi1as,rs t,,Sv. .ss
NAV. M. gnsrr,d a nl,, ~ ~, ,,uil.y
AMI Inc he,rina vns - f,r Frii,v In
isfauN ~ tss0 i,,ii ne vas t,te, &, ths
coursy iaii' DSferi,rs va hr,,,,p,.
down by shcrln Lewis. VIII, has htl
him A, sharga -, .',ra LIZ. ~" 49,,
trial fnr vraud iarr,ry ht,, ~, .h,,.,s
aralur. him was dismi.std
telegram 70 relatives htre brought
the sad news % the suicide VI Jared
Young " khnab. which happsned on
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PROVO.
Provo. UTAH.
Fourth Dlsrit, Court.

fNaNN tlnHl'' SoHt
The following orders have been made
IN the Fourth dlsirlo, court;
The bonds VI The county commits
SlonCrs-ulect were iixed al 5000
y. y, Dart VI l.. H. Dart. summons
ordered published.
Estate of Walter II. Halsh. deceased;
VI psyson. Mrs. Christina Hush. wife
u ghf deceased, appliIted admlntrtrA-
nix with Will annexed. under bonds of
1900
This fllkAlug agreement aa 70 the
disposal VI The property was made;
rp0n nrai distribution 81 the es.ase
Mrs. Hush shah receive one- thiri uf
she ESTATE; her four children Olive
Elizabeth, FlArl Ethel. Henry Aiexan-
der and l9va thsh. and Alma V. Hush
AMI CLAM Hush Moore shall each re-
c',ye ynr-sryftgh ~ she Vmalnlag
twu-ihlrda - the esiate, and the SUR
wing heirs % Lille Hush Fairbanks
shall receive one-f,venih ~ the re-
mairlng tgo-thlrls OF sal1 estate.
IN, The case ot Sinshelmrr. SevesOn &
c. W John THROWN And Thomas FOw-
Ter satisfaction q judgment In the sum
u tsOl20 has been nicd.
sarah Elizabeth Nelson has filed q
suit Tor dINufce against James v. NELL
spn, % whom she was married In Eu-
rckA, Utah, May ., 1871 She charges
nm with assertion and failure 20 pr0-
vide from May 49, 1897. and asks Tor
Ne restnntlln OF her maiden name,
sarah Elizabeth Carter. allmony and
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toomisIs nHnovED.
Jadse Mites Take Action In the Utah
Central case

Iuire Hiiea has ordered the removal
NJ George y LOOMS. special master IN
the Utah Central case. The order reads
~ f0liowri
Central True. company " New YORK
plairtin. We Utah CeE;fai Railway com.
piny and oihlrs attendants. It hov-
Inv been made 90 appear 10 the Judge of
ihs coufs that good cause exists there
f1f. 70 is ordered by the oour, That
GEORGE y. Lcomis. heretofore and on
the Gu day % March. 4. d. isgi. ap.
pointed special master. be-. and he IL
hereby removed And u T. further or.
drrot that George y. Blair. heretofore
appointed examiner 20 examine she ac-
counts ~ the SAID sptc.i master. be,
ana h. IL hereby required 10 report
forthwith % the cour; W whiting y
statement of ths accounts VI The SAID
LOOMS LOO the matter 81 his s1li trust
OGDEN HiLEs. District Judge.
Move Hibfr i0 1875
Deru,y CLERK George y. Hlalr viii Me
a report tomorrow. Mr. Blair VIII. 10
u thought. BE- named as Loomiss sue
ctssnr.
II n understood that unless L1omls
T. heard from shortly LEGAL steps MI.
b. taken 20 brlra him back; shat y II
h. cin be found.
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From the Chinese standpoint Td An
h llbtral and progressive. hut she is
% ignorant and secluded that 10 l. dlnl-
cult Cor any foreign ideas 20 reach her.
Whom she sees, something rln1 she
wants ~, but she has no cOncep, on
u the condition % china COMPARED
with that ~ other countries, and, OF
course, cannot apply the remedies ihat
are needed. II she could understand the
needs OF che people, u she could real
lxe tho ADVANTAGES 0f modern ideas and
improvements, che would promptly
adopt them She does no, lack intaill.
Rcncc. nut knowledge. and has sur
t1unici herself with advisers who
have never been outside Of China and
are even more unenilfhtenod as 10
modern unairs. Contrary o. the popular
Impression. ~ HUM ching has not
ngon Restored O. power. lie doubtless
retains che frlendiy relations he has al
ways enjoyed with the Empress Dpw-
aver since he suppressed the raiplng
rebellion, hut his name does not ap-
pear On the list OF the new ministry aud
he IL not a member ~ the Hrand ,,oun-
cll nor of she Tsuns II yamen --Amcfi-
can Monthly l,evew OF Reviews.
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Take the Army On, Of Politics.


The mos. urgently needed reform
Il the absolute enforcement u he
army In an ~ ~ departments from
politics. u IL absurd TO expect the
same thorough efficiency and prcp1ra.
ton found IN other departments o. the
public service unless the Same methods
are used Military service isecrtalniy rs
important a. civil ferylcsLmorc ~ Ia
.hc time % emergency. Its admlnistra-
zion ought To BE- conducted with the
same single eye 20 efficiency. and NJ
department ~ the army should be- more
exempt from political influence than
he stan. This p1iuts al once 90 the
most urgent reform. via. make the COM
niandlng Esneral the real working head
of the army. instead OF. the secretary OF
war. No GOOD results have camc 20 The
service 10y tho extension OF she spcrc-
tary's powers Ia Grants IRE, admin
isiration. Mos; u the evils OF the SER
vice can b. traced TO the fac; that the
general commanding has since that
time been practically deprived 81 his
proper functions, anl the fcat head 81
the army hasSncyn a politician. usually
not vsrHrd IN military science. Promo
;ions In the service should never depend
upon political inhuenoc In any depart
mont. nor should IN. recommendations
% a politician carry any weight IN the
military service any more than they
would In those offices filed through thc
civil servce examinations alone. The
restoration NJ IT. proper functions 10 the
office OF the general commanding a.
Grant exercised them whom he was COM
mlndef.ln-chisf, would be- long step
IN the right direction. n would put En-.
administration ~ the army In the hands
NJ soldier. ANA shat would be an
origin ~ all other necessary ndmlnlh-
traiive decentralization Monthly RE-
View % Reviews.
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inert exchange says;
This musical buflesdue Is full OF
bright and tatchy music, amusing
scenes and incidents. and an ari1y Of
young und pretty women. clad In fetch.
inF oosiumes In an organization VI
more than seventy people. with ~
many special features. V IL weil.niKh
impossible 10 parilculafize. hui, weh-
out douO.. the most remarkable feature
OF the evening was the wonderful so
prinO voice " stuart" IN the cast %
Isabella" The psguionym uf the
Male T'atn l. an are one. for. win oil
the accsssorlcs Of female attire and a
vloce vlelng In compass and brllliancy
OF tone. with The choicest sopranos. u
was hard b. rtuiize shat he was not
what he presonaicd, n btllllant woman
vociliir."
"its:" holds the boards n the Salt
Lake Thtoscr Tuesday next
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RESCUED the UTAH BoYs.
A Discharged Volunteer Returns From Mania
and viii vi,i, vi, Sister.

william y. ". nodxsr. a soldier be-.
longing 90 the rwcnty.rhird United
States Infantry. reached Salt Lake from
Manila this morning. lie enlisted In
Texas. and was DISCHARGED from che
service ON account u physical disability.
lie " on his way to visit his ulster, q
Mrs. Wall. N wallsburE, utah. Hc said
h. talked with several of the Utah boys
before having th- Philippines. Mot u
ihem were In Eooi health ana doing
well. IN the battle OF August 18th. he
said that his rcHiment dashed up 10 the
support % the Utah boys Just In time
10 save them. A mistake had irsn made
In an order. aud the Eighteenth United
states Infantry, which was supposed 90
come ~ 20 their aid. took the wrong
road ana came up on the left.
Tho Tweuiy.thlfd had long run
when thu mistake was perceived. aud
Just reached the batteries In the nick
" time. iie said the Utah boys fought
that day like veterans. SIR. Rodgers
leaves Tor hla sisters hons this ayNn-
Ing.
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Pe;lt Juror W. q. smcdley wus cx-
cused for she gcrm by Judge Norrell
tooay.
city aiys their nrst ball Of the season
a, chnstonrcn's tomorrow night
Tho work OF ,'n.'h',F the biography
sSs ssa fSshsd and and 0e as pdU Sa q ,ss
class arr now ACCESSIBLE.
Secretary u State Hammond has ne
and IN behalf Of Utah ihe ii,is % the
southern branch normal school buildings
and Etounds At Cedar city. n.
The wsdns.daI Nisi, club gave an In.
tereatinF social dance az chriatenaena
hall last evening. The funrtion war
well attended notwithstanding tn. In
clcmency OF the weather.
Comrades" viii ie given this evening
NJ ~. Mafk'a school house. In addition
q nne musical program viii he pressntedi
nnei,y are Nj. achs'd 4Gyn MIS- "ns,hSeid.
Miss Harrow. Miss cochier and Miss
froiseth. H.sIlIH
George Weller. recently Of Captain
Gaines cavalry troop now on thu Pa
ellie coast, has returned homo on az
,?unt - tho reriou, lllnss. OF hls sister
tlon. .'NHi'
The ease ~ II. r. Giiicn. CHARGED
vim fovsSy - h,vi =, , ,,a s. The
viii be tried IN the police court 90
morrow. Justice Tmmony having
granted a coutlnDince this afternoon.
The funeral ssf',ie.e over the remain. Of
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Draper. Utah, Nov. 10 ia.
len Green Of shls piaeo si.,f- -.lifi Z
husband has been tatiss ,nai y
Known medicine. Hood. n ~. -
for sour stomach and h .ti,''l..' inflI
has cured him. MS hnii.t- y aliI
bet;cr the past se1ein tb,. " ID
fore. Her daughter h1s W !
Tor some time but has t.g.l ~
Hoods sarsspafilia unii p, w M. i .,.i !
pfovins. II Is she host r li-. ~, |. Z :
can buy. ''' 'ns y 3.
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ines.rlslbls In Court.

Lorenzo Edgar. is.year.old boy was
before Judge Norfeil this afternoon TO
show cause why h. should not be sent
10 the state Industrial School for rcfof-
ma4lou.
Tho boy was recently before Justice
Nslison for petit larceny. u beins el.
legged that on the 2bth ult. he stole 40
from Charles G. cralg.
The b1ya parents stated that thcy
could DO nothing with him.
Principal william Bradford. ~ the
Jackson school, said Lorenzo was a
bad boy. that NJ was guilty % swear
Ing and stealing, and was unnt 90 as
r0ciate with oiher boys.
The youthful defendant took the stand
aud said he didn't like going 20 school
10 would. however, prefer going there
than be sent 90 JAIL or the reform
school,
On promising 10 do better. Judge Nor
roll allowed i.ufsnxo TO 20 home with
hi parents. and " In thirty days ne
shows an Improvement. he will, In all
likelihood be discharged.
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The following data. covering a period
Of twcnty'four years. have been com.
piled from the Weather bureau records
at salt Lake City. Utahi
Month December for twenty.four years.
TEMPERATURES.
Mean or normal temperature. q de.
Hfurn
The warmrst month Vas that of lSs9
Will an average of % degrcus.
Iho tuldNHt month WAS that uf iklg
Win an average ~ q degrees Wv
,., ~, Mthwl temperature was a de-
NisgH on December \ lsli
Fnr lowest trmtoruture Wna io t,,.ta...
on brromhlr 90 isip.
., Ahrrasr dnio M which fret "klllngr
''A,l N..u ~ M autumn, October igth.
average date on which last "kiuinnf
ifnnl occurred In spring Aprl lst.
PRECIPITATION NAtN AND
MELTED SNOMl.
Average for tho month, i.Gt Inches.
Average number OF days with ,Oi OF nm
men or more. Z.
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D,ssoLurios Sor,e,

The partnership heretofore 49,
between Van n. Brooks and IsSs h
JI. under the f'rm name u nf5,i, /.
Weir, u this day dissolved BY -
consent.
The rqai estate and loan bs..,.
heretofore carried on hy sali nm !, n
west. Second South. viii l,o hlf,,t J.
continued by John Wtir Dr.. ~ y.
sumes all arm obligations and 4 a
ceiye all arm aHarts. All rents IA a.
~ payments accruinE. payable 4, n,
Office % said ffm should BE- tal I,
John Weir Jr.
VAN II. BROOKS
JOHN WEIR Jl
Dated December 4. fSgs.
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shelf upstairs Intending {, should re.
main there. she did not know Whai
p1qsesstd her 90 take che siiverwafi
away with her. as she had NJ desire
for such articles. She Wa sure that
there was no iniention on her part SO
dispose Of them.
Tho defendant was siiil giving her
direct testimony when the News re-
,.rf efNalH
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Commissioners Bonds.

Judges Cherry. Norreil. and Hilos. In
pursuance % law. have prescribed the
sum Of 10000 ~ the amount OF bond TO
be hlod by each msmbar-cloct Of the
board N county commissioners. The
bonds VIII have TO be- submitted 10 each
VI the Judges tot approval.
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csngre..m,n KInr ON 10 w,,hlnrior.

Congressman W. ". King and wife
leave fur Warrington souorrow morn.
Ing. air. Klng . very dsslrous VI be-.
Ing prssers on thc opening Of Congress
seen delays, win reach there Just IN
time for that event. Tie expects 10 rr.
turn 80 Utah Tor the holiday recess.
coming back Immediately after thr
cnngtc. shonal adjournment,
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Constipation prcver,. -

,,uuins Itself OF VASE oodY d,
Wits Little Early Riser. mater /,
,ns trouble and cure s.rt w rsns'
bllhousness. Inactive liz. heiii,,,
thc Complexion. Small ., aad a,
cont grippe or cause .Has.af-eo,,.l
schramm, Prescription Dr,s.l. y
sorn'ck nuilding corner Ms s,s'ss Y
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ANustMtNIs.

III Henry Mlns,reis have returned to
the ely agaln aud for the balance OF
the week Will appear at the Grand. civ
ing again a repetition Of the splendid
performances seen here last week.
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Il Gives Pleasure.

Those who use our u. =. baking pow
der are pleased 90 point 10 u with sat-
isfaction and recommend u ~ theiI
friends. We arc giving the satisfactory
qualify 90 many meals IN this country
today Tor we are making all the people
who use % feel that In no other material
could they fnd the excellence that We
provide IN can ~ our u. :. Made from
pure materials and on healihfnl forniu-
IN 10 Ia certain 20 give slilsfaetlun De.
Mum nnriIln 10 be rInhi.
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The 5000 damage sui; ~ Elisabeth
O'Donneil against samuel ". Auetbach
a bro was taken up 10y judge Cherry
aud . jury today. with isoofbouIOw
aud fsOOfbourow appearing f0r the
plaintiff and Marshall. it1yic and
iiemptHtcai TOT the defendants.
The complaint sets cut that on the
airt Of November 1895. pialu,in was
IN shr employ 81 defendants. uctsnE In
the capacity Of ralcsNuman. when a
package carrier fcii striking her On top
there was a dcfcct In the appliance on
which the basket was operated and
NJ oouaANasN llnsei y ~ IlsI u ,uui
charRcd against the defendants for not
warning their clerks Of the danger.
Tho trial had not concluded at press
time.
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PURE room Ann -.
Rich Mans
tea is Settling, Be-,
is delicious.


10 pieces Fancy Frep,h r.''
medium and d,,l aeilfH dts.,'
Dressing Jackets aa.I v ~lorinss-.
soc. Soc and 7sc. M" ialpers-s,-,
sale shis week. Dor ,",t tn,,fe llne
y. AuERBAcu 4 ~ K.
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Tho creates, monthly precipitation was
' i'hs i lo,,s, monthly precipitation was
Ths ~reatilt mount OF precipitation
recorded m any twcnty-i9ur consecuiivc
fs<s
The greatest AMOUNT of snowfall re-
corded in any twuuty-four consecutive
boura trcrori extending to winter OF
lssl.si only vas 70 inches on December
3. is'1.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number ~ clear DAYS ..
partly cloudy days. 10. cloudy days. IL.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the routhenst
The highest velocity. OF the wind was
~ miles from the north on December y.
1895.
statlon; salt Lake city. Utah.
Date Of Issue. November ID ISIS
j, ". SMITH.
Weather Bureau.
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nsrnay rousp Sor,e,

one llght.brown Jersey Cow A..
S.atH oll. uatk faco. white star h -
animal y not claimed ami 49, ~
on OF before December nj. ia \ ~
sold al the city cftfuy fotind ~
JOHN . NArTof
rturIs.s
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Tomorrow evening Davis & nusbys
Uncle Toms CABIN company Will begin
Two nights sngaEement at the Thea.
Der. \ bsrRain matinee viii be given
on Saturday afternoon.
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The medical properties Of U,,r, q,
Remover a. invig0rlte the scsis :. hl
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