davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Mrs. Fanny Akin and son, Raymond
of Vinetia, Indian Territory. are visiting
the family of w. H. Poole.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Rev. M. D. Hornbeck went over to
Greeley this morning to attend the
Methodist conference in session there
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Losr-Black silk parasol between Lit.
ties barn and 18th street bridge. Re
turn to Camera office. 1t
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Mrs G.. Edwin Davis, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ella Oliver for the past
week, returned to Denver today.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

The University Book and Drug store
is headquarters for exchange of arithme.
tics and Biographies.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Buy your Preparatory school books a,
The University Book and Drug store and
get satisfaction.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

A. Geyler, the druggist, will remove
next week to Grand Island. Nebraska, to
establish in business at that point.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Call at the Lee. Kinsey Implement
company and see the new stock of bug.
gies and surries just received. Aft
Daily camera., 1898-08-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Screen doors at Woollett. Browns.

Mrs. Horace c. Hall and children have
gone to New York for several months
stay.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Joe Sturtevant is removing his photo.
graph gallery from Pearl and 9th streets
to 18th, near the railroad tracks.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housewcrk. w. H. Allison, 100.
Mapleton Ave.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

Mrs harvey Jackson and Misses Cora
Jackson and Mickey Cook, relatives of
Caterer o. T. Jackson. who have been
visiting here, lett for Kansas city this
morning
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

You will find the better grades of
school goods at the University Book and
Drug store
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

For RENT-Four rooms in Luxon's
terrace, I4th St. Enquire Joe Luxon.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

DR.. Lynn, at drug store, Cheney Blk.
IdIm
Daily camera., 1898-08-24
Company d, Attention.

All members of newly organized &C
D are ordered to meet for drill at tn
old armory at 8 o'clock sharp Monda,
night, August 20.
GRANT SAFELY, Captain.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24

A car load of grape baskets just re-
celved by the Lee. Kinsey Implement
company. Place your orders now.
Daily camera., 1898-08-24
Smoke Boulder Club cigars, 5 cents

School books at Raymond's, 1892 18th
street, Keeler Block.
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In lhe [ufopeln hlInIon.

Releases and app0lnimrnis-Eli'f
Clarence Eldrcdgc has been h'npf'b
released 10 return home ana sailed from
tIy,rploi ga saturday, october 20, o.
th, Cuuard nn Campania, hc was &C.
c5mpaniyd by Elder W, H. roonr' VINO
WAS expecting 90 sail from Glasgow on
November o. but BY special arrange
menta srilcd earlier
The following named mlstiunlrrs
have hern hunufnbly released tn return
home. aud viii leave Glasgow hy An
rhpr Line 49, furugraiu, NuN, tiAA.
DnVid. Unripy. Jesse W, knight. ana
Iucy Jane Hrimhnu OF the Bristol Gone
florence; led StrinHhnm, president Ht
Inc Liverpool Conference, WIN. H. oHtr
inr and Thomas Bennett uf tho same
conference, ". ~ CLARK, president ui
tho London conference, John II. Ford
of the Norwich conference, j. ",
| strlngfeliow, president uf tho Nuttng-
nam conference, and Edward g., Rich
[ OF the same conference, lev. 20, lNch-
I ards Of the sheffield conference. and
! Wm. n. Davis ~ tha welsh conference.
/ Elder George nun la released ua
| travelling Elder Boo lha Shrfhrll cone
ference and appointed Goo preside ln ihe
W. West 10 appointed o. preside boo the
B NOTTINGHAM rnNfrIHN'rt ElA.f Jacob
London conference Elder Amos "
Aisrli is released Hs Travelling ELDER Dol
tho Leeds conference Hud upp1Iut,i o.
preside iu che Liverpool conference
Eilcr A. H. nni.ngrr 10 released ui
Travelling Elder in thr London confer
unrc and appointed % labor in thr iirlH'
Col conference
sst,r Lucy Jane urImhll whose rc
lease Dr. noted .u this issue of the star
WIl' Hlll from G'lsrIW Tor home un tn.
liuh inst During her HuiIurn 100 thi
ur.Ush mission. she has Won ihe l0v.
ANA esteem uf 100 who have had th
pleasure Hf her acquaintance. Her mis-
IdnaIN work has been prosecuted VIII
much zeal ana faith aud great good VII
como from the labor she hls performed
] Sister uumhall is one uf The nrat iw
( sisters that were Hent aH regular mlH
. FHuarlca tu Great Britain and 90 There
. fog pioneer in this labor 10 Ia VII
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WEATHER REPORT
weather repor, showing observs'
tions OF am. todnyi

weather report showing obaerva'
lions OF : am. toiayi
Salt Lake Ciy-,iinmmcior ao.ll,
srmpsraturc. a.. minimum, Wi VIM.
aluihoaat. miles per hours ram -
inches. cloudy,
uaksr C.ty-ptromctsr. $3.50; tenn
psrnturo 81. minimum. ~ wilma, h'ith-
east. FEht. fnin. 20 lu9hrai rain,
Cheyenne Barometer, 2Fitl' tfWp'F
uturr. ~! minimum. a. wind, nofth'
west. 10 miles per hour, girhr
Uavre-laromftor. 1896 iempera-
ture az msfsmum. "a, Wind, south
west. v miles per hour. clear
Helena -naflmcter. 2pipQi temporal
ture. t0. minimum. ls. wind, rluthwcHt
10 miles per hour RAM ~ heh'a'
clear
Idaho Fails-iiarometer. aQioN toms
poraturs e. minimum. 10. Nind' SCUM
"a miles per hours cuudy.
Miles Clty-.Hnrametrr, DIS temper
allure. %. mrimum, a. W,nd, h'u'h'
miles per hours clear,
Winnomurcn- barometer, niei tenn
psruturs. %. minimum. 20; Wind rluth
west. " miles per hour clcaf' q.
General and local forecasts Tor =
hours ending ! y. m. Saturdays
FOR Utah forecast made 81 Fln
Trlnrtsc0l. Occar luul rain t1uIEh
and Saturday. Stationary temperature
For Salt Lake CITY and NlclnlN
OCCASIONAL rain tonight and saturday
Stationary temperature, ...,.,,
Observer. weather Bureau
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NEWS IERsELY IOLO.

FISHER +. Harris his been chosen a.
.srE1rlai campaign manager Tor 4. W,
MoCune
Honorable Alu.la Nebtkcr prcsidssit
" the state Senate. lH 10 ihc ely un
business,
4 meeting ~ the womhn's Christian
Temperance rB1n was held This after
noon. beginning nt $3.50 O'Clock a. the
paaonc's Home.
Each mou9cr ~ me city Council has
received complimentary copy ~ the
Constitutional c.nvpaU1n pilcerlings
from Secretary Of state Hammond
Funeral services over the hts Mrs
Huly q, Andrews VIII Doc held pmUr.
row morning fium Tho r0IdHnce ~ Mr.
l.. G. Tr.ua 900 west f,r' North street.
Major "Bll" Clivorly 40 one time "a
Wel-iU0wu civil officer ~ Evanston
ana recently connected with Torreya
urh riders ia go Salt Lake ~ q day
or two.
The "Ncwr" hAs received a card from
colonel willard Young asking that this
paper be H"ut Oh him ut Havana, cuba
Instead 0f GO savannah Georgia. The
colonel % now Co., the cuban capital
street RurrrNr1r seldm IL about q.
'1tuEurafr "a Wiri arc uu deluuuHl
p1u uNulyffa ilH has over 600 dn
] IHuuauH on his nst, aud proposes @.
h.g'n FUt against them as speedily nl
] POSSIBLE.
stmri Brett, son 90 captain and Mrs
Hr..t, has arrived 100 Fort ulurla
from I.enyenNlrih Kansas. end sal
| remain Tow days with h.l mother. an.
I chen depart with her 90 wyoming q
] join he father
Secretary ~ Hllr Hammond. mlt
. authority given him by the state boar
uf examiners r. uuEliiniiuE with M
/ municipal officials Zoo secure needing
| places Cor the Lea stature "a tho Join
building as howtlforr
Thu tire department m1de two run
lnft Oyrr7r orc tc The Empire hun
iry 1n Commercial Traat, whore FHH
w1H burning Dr. 70 Hmukrsnrk ana fh
.ih,r 30 ihv residence m gnrg. can
frg. 40 Yves. Third sHUh street
whore ID hllE. lrl h.HU caused hy %
. fuHHlrDu7 combustion W hUn hheI
grl ru used Hr marking q D Their
Nl1 practically 300 damage in elthr
plsg.
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SAID HE AND HIS vOttO FOR FOSTER.
Bh The luer Thinks We Was Being
"worked' fc' a Purpose.

a good story o. going The rounds ana
l.is IN the well known politician War
rem Foster socliitt and c2-Popniif.
rlndIol,e. Warren was sT3I'.ng down
r,ri Temple s.re,t one morning ms
vrsk with a took ON DIE Gce thar
p,liny Dld o. was nt fo.ilng To me
b.s, OF humor when up walked q ul'nh
who tu,ndsd Bile bind. at The same
dime exaatln.ng. "wGL old boy. you
admit I'D there d.d your
80" replied Warren solemniS' .
didn't got th.ra' ....
tInusi Ia. cheerful friend. u dd whii
1 could flr sou. g3. ylu four We.
ms own. mv WHO'S. The hlrUi Hii
ana MY muih1r.lulaw.s' ,... ,.-.
~ itf COY" ll1 Foster hs IAL'
Frightening up. aB visions NJ .hc '.l-
tssI" far before him lnd aa in'
fboupb.H % what might hhF h''h
perq5 iied through Die uey m
"frm. we'll ! iprrer.1'. lNt Mn
rHsa ms ff nd ' Do UNI|nn
AIM sure ihf. lf 40 t1' g...f..' nl ,''l
vrr. aa much intrrrHI0l ln the WgIIA.'
~ ,bs $500 La ynu rr.m 90 have h.eh'
sb,uid have uuilult ei'y sone 90 COM
rrrss beyond tht raradventufc .i "a
Ilubt. ana IAyIur Issues would 10" ".
"a ching N the i.1d past
what rrcHnD DEB yuu i've ~, w
t,,--tv frIrrlFH Warren uCNi rnquf o.
ny he extracted q supN book from DIS
inside coat pocket 49,,
"N0. -" the man replied. ,...
Are YOU sure thF,'s me dlsll'''
asnrs ns ah58ilng." responded th'
man. 800 ..v,..
''rhere must be a mlsiike .oin.-
vbrrc." fald the crsiwhilc POP. nei "
auaiy. aa be- gnuccd from nla., ,.
ibe memorandum. and from .he n-ii ''-
". -. IT,. th. nan. II didn't Ert =
si,gie y5ts IN ne 49, district
nv man collapsed ON hclns thus e't'
reroi ana started on up the sireti Of "a
lively gait.
frrlnr. ~ wonder n shat fellow W1s
iryiuF 90 wurk me flr years sub
scfIption 10 Liviug lssucsG'
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MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. N0v1S aga lff-l.ft 60
010. lofi over f3Nn, STOW. 'unol
Light. tll5 o. tl,is. m.A.i ~
flt1iLs heavy. $500 ~ fla. fHls1 81
30 $3.50. York0rt. $50 20 Nh .
Cattlt- Receipts. .sl hra4l
strong. bsrvrH. $3.50 40 500 ce.
haIfsrs. fisb 10 tAtls I.hN
$3.50 o. fl00! westerns, $40 w.
rIncktrs and feeders, hiN 81.
Sheep gHetlpia. lNO1, e..il.
nrmer Nauyr shr.p $40
westerns. $3.50 a. Ass Am'f ~ v
$40. .,..,o,...i
af Gbt. ef "a: pee. RIO COW a
MAY advanced DO 90, h.cem9.i ~
vancsd Do s6as ~ %. reacted 90 ~ %
advanced again %
whaat-Nov. tai4i ur'' wa ~
A esy;,n S, y aasg; pee. sH d. Z ,
uats-Soy.' ei'. -ii pee ~
%. 600
pork-Nov. ana nee ur
Iurd-Noy. nnd nr''
Rlhs- Nov. aud pt'r V'''
wh"it-No. =. rsl. CO q ',' 70 \
. 81. 40. .. hand w.n''l ~ .o-'ri
No n 90 n Giu; SO. T. u.r'Ari..'. ,..r
a.: 40. 9. C5N % cd's' 80 ''
cofn-No. .. ssN q 500 80 AZ
CatH-Nu. 9. 20 ~ 'si y"
narley-as 20 %.
rye CO.'S.
Timothy se.2l.
Fax u0i 80 ,vheat. yt'
Am Franclsco. Nov, ~, ,,,. a.
AM. Nay. ti.gtH; c1sA' 'l''"
nafl6y- Cash. fls''l'
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Whatever the purchase you want
quantity and quality 10 80 hand In
hand. u you buy a good thing and
get only n little " O, you do Your purse
nm Injury u you buy o. bad article
for kitchen use and got rrast deal N
u you do your system an injury To
get the best that life affords you should
gpt that which. though a great deaf IN
such o. our n. y. Baking Powder. You
yet great deal more than n quarters
worth when you spend quuutcr Tor
this
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THREATENED TO shoot NM
Lively Scene At Boarding aols q, w..
Temple Street Toiit '@


a man came into ,bs ,,..,
ney's ONCE today haue,s ana a.''f.
aud In an excited manner -.,s ,,l'i''i
County Attorney Van c,,, =. ivy
came near having the t5n M .. .'', b
blown on early this morning , "a
The maa had cooled on It1, N''''
formed Mr. Van Colt that b., 80 ~ ~
Andrew Tauzcr ana that ar w. -
noon he applied for lodging. ],
house known a. go wsst g.,r.
pie street. kept by Mrs caru,- II,
The man further stated irlt h.. ~
agreed he should wash dI.s.. -
board. This morning Dr. La ....,
bonrdor named John Cray. "a. 49,.
CATION OF Mrs. iluut. drew d r.s..i
tolc him n ne didn't "r.l" n. ~.
bl'' his brains out Tau1sr =,
ella. ned that the people % On. -.
ma 'akon his watch ana 8ib.r s.....
IRON MN. A warrant was lp.l-i,..
.sueh iqr uray'r arrest De- wau y. w
iiuht, IN, former being chained 81
lH-ANit WIN q deadly WEAPON. art "a.
l'.ict win ASSAULT ana rnnI br-...
Hi, AFTERNOON the parties Ufrs Y
Doc testimony of gray ana a., iii..,f
enc court ordered that Tiu7.r 4. -
under arrest Tor aauuIt'rr tfr. ~.
She latter claims shat Tausar ~ ~, r..
due liberties with her ya.farisy ~
hfligNlnE the man was not r.lr-'-,-
Tor he actions concluded 90 a,v ~.
INK about 90. Gray 900 Do. u.a'r F'.'
stated that TuuEer cam. in l'tt. H..
hE fupm thoH morning while y. ID.
eating hiH breakfast luI N'.v t,5,..
smoke ln hla face. This frf t6-.,,..
With his actions towards AIrf a..
caused him 10 pull run on T5uf,,
| The hearing was NOS concluded ~.
the New report closed.
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NEW DEPOT FOR PARK CITY.
Rio ennde Will Build a Thoroughly Hodcm
Structure Without Delay.

Mew7 Tlbcock. Henry ard w11.
lcigh returned last night after spending
"a ily a., lurk civ As predicted ,.v.
eral Gays aE1, the visit had as bs ob.
jaot one similar 90 the one south. Ov.
iuT 90 tho Wroichcd state OF tha w.s,4.
erli showing an the cay a, the Parish
party could NOT 81, around as much a.
ih.N desired They looked over Die
ground however ana mo-, several %
tho heavy shippers az the camp
Mr. nabCock stated this morning iht.
.HHy had fully decided 10 Greet r.v.
depot If the Park. Tho new BUILDING
HIII Hs ius. across me raylne from f1.
Union IaclAo depot and win Dr.. 3,
NH.Hhi As wen az "a PASSENGER d.p.t.
H.h Hll modern improvements. AIr
HUHHo0k also 5in'Ol thlt DO would hty.
every convenience and be large enough
fI IH.lmmuda.o ths trlfnC of the AL.
.rrt Cor years 90 come. Tha Improve.
mont NJ nothing else j. done, win Doe one
fH. Park CITY people win boz very grltp-
600 Tor. AS q used un freight car nav
serve when W road lB new. but as n
eluling Institution Is hardly up to
date.
Other improvements are cougemplat.
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A GROUP
Cure

Is what many q mother Ia looking
for; something absolutely safe and
reliable, that will disarm her terror
Of that dread rafting, strangling
cough, 30 fearful TO the mother, so
fatal to the child. Ayers Cherry
pectoral Is a Group cure that can DO
relied on. Thousands say so.
nEs. W. J. DICKSON C's,anford EyelelhC
writes from lruro. NIB; -
"That terror Of noihera, tho startling.
eroupy cough, never alarmed mo 10 long q !
had bottle Of Ayers Cherry Poetoral in tho
house,
ave have used Ayers Cherry Peetoral in
our family Tor years, Once when our boy
had severe attack Of Group, We thought
that no would die, But We broke up The
attack by using Ayers Cherry peeloraL"
R.H. cox, Plaueheyille, la.
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Ban Francisco Chronicle, George o.
Cannon, leading Apostle NJ the Mormon
church, and his son Senator FrunE D..
Cannon OF Utah, arrived in tho city
Monday night from salt Lake City
and are at the Palace Tor few days
stay, The elder Cannon being dgslrlua
0f escaping the crowds ~ callers which
are always about him when nc comes
20 this city, dld not register upon his
arrival, and his presence ala not boz
come known 90 many persons who
called TO see the younger man.
Senator Cannon said last night; II
am here FOR a few days on business
connected with mines IN Nevada, and,
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srocK nusiNlss nOOMINo.
ACTIVITY Unparalleled In tho History OF the
Local Market.


Local Market.
There is no gaInslylng the fact that
husincss j. now booming on she stock
exchange. Time NIH when a brisk day
iu the pit WIS followed by iia direct
auiiihcsiH, but ut pres ~ such "a nos
sne case and can In uU wise apply 20
current history. TDilyH work ln the
pli was equally as lively as that record
Cd yesterday although the ctllluE "
lhc nisl few stocks throw our the I'm.
precision that the call vas 10 be dull
one. Such was ult a1, however, a.
when Northern Llghi WAS reachod, "a
o. gullr fusllade W rilCs made lia ip.
D .iuncc while tht stock couunu d on
W. and upward at pace only par
aIi61Inr lia downfall s1msthing llkc six
or eight months ago. TIE call MS q
hummer ln every SENSE NJ the term, and
at itH close uvcrSl Ol0sharcs had changed
hands the selling value u whltn NAs
not much rhlrt ~ 10000.
Tho frat mock .l DO business was
Ajax. which isidn u safe az ~ Genie.
From here down 90 Lower Mammoth
there was net q single ifuuHfer' M-
though some NJ the nguroH posted Wcf,
Hufficisut Undue mrnt, 10 seemed, 90 cav
f1r "a further addition tn che days huHl.
ness. 1ne stock last mentioned hound
tffif In happy state VI renewed vlg9i
and when called upon, unds known 10
condition by handing oui upwards ol
900 shares. sales being Wtd' az iiNH
ggt, .1 10 cents. with the latter hfur'
pr1yIlInr at she close. Nlrtn'
ern Light was the next nlln,
Der On thc pi1gfam nnl
a hot ono IL was. nH during attention
T. this stock 1900 shares FOUND takers
and all az figures much IN excess ul
those recorded tho day before. IN,
stoek closed with rathcrsn veal bId
while oneringa we're made az "a ,cnt
Before departing from those IN the Up
psr register. the brokers made nhl'
of Ontario at $3.50 parted with o. ieN
shares of Sacramento near 12is ernu
aud aid business In sunshine az y
| cents Utah was practically stationary
with swansea nH starter, the un
listed class was favored with n Eup'
share of the trading, the stock name
! leading out with sales ne hlgh ~ tl,i
| and as low nH $40 whore one broke
| was caught mapping. South SwnnHnl
continued strong and sold az N'l'
/ while Dexter exhibited a degree %
wankursn and made transfers at $50
and fl0in. il1meatakc came ln 10
| recognition IN sales nc from ~ ~
cents. and sunbeam held up we'll will
| burlnpfa ut and ~ ccuta There wa
good sparrlng Tor Joe Bowers at ,
cents and Cor chloride Point 40 sic
but neither responded although Ia
quotations received were fully up 20 IN
standard. Buckeye figured In the trad
ing nt an improved figure, while Vale
aoil 40 tt.6i, ana had ~ closing nu'
lcst hll ut fLiO Little PlttHhurR
Hercules. null1n-Neck Tunnel pal
tom and Golden EaRlo, were also anon
| the DAVIS SELLERS, each gulug o.
| prices indicating q good deal of arm
| urFH.
Tho closing figures were as follows,
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Mrs. George W. Swan. whose address
do erosion. Union CO.. Iowa, would
gladly receive Information concerning
mo whereabouts NJ her brother. Frank
Vise. Mr. iUc, la about shr,y years
Ola, medium hdrhL % sturdy huila'
isa black hnir and sandy beard When
I've heard from Nc. Rice was AZ Ogden
rnh. That was Nov n, 1880
iIas than a month before then he
vas boarding 40 ih' White n lh.' san
IKE CIy. prryt1ua 30 that TINE u
sllns that his employment was c9n-
nectod with the railroad Hutweeu pElcn
and SAT- Lake cry lio used 90 write
i.,,ne Tvsrv low weeks Hnd Inform his
rnrents. brothers und sisters NJ hia ll'
I, hon, occupation, &C. but an ht once
he correspondence stopped ana they
hive 1s-.lusiy watchcd and waited for
mo past drht years 10 hear of Inn or
nom him again, but have ~. Hon
Ing they ven receive Hlnd tdluHa' AH
au Inquirer IN their hehlf
DAVID RisilTuN, crealon. Ia,
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No, Properly Signed.

During tho canvas Of election re-
turns this morning tho board refused
20 admit the vote In district No. Is cx-
copt uH g. the constitutional amend
muntH. The tally sheet " votes Tor
officers had u1t been signed by the
judges. who are toubcn A.. Miller.
Robert Harmon and ,. A. Carlisle.
The Hherin was sent after these gene
tlomen 20 Identify their returns be-
fore they nrr canvnHHcd. In district
80. 90 there was no vote at all on the
constitutional amendments.
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up,,l m, CnndY Sand.

The ci,y'r steam roller which has
been used DO packing zoe ground on
South Temple street. ran Into the ditch
at the corner o. shat thorourhfarc and
East Temple street as noon today, In
doing so II bumped against and com.
pistely overturned thf confoctlpnary
and fruit stand NJ George pufiin,brc
Ing the glass Jars and scattering candy
and fruit ln ~ dlrofuaua The city
via doubtless Nave 10 foot the bin
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mrs ANp sruRs.
silver c0Hi lead ESQ.

silver COS, lcld ESQ.
John Dcrn went Out 10 M.rJur tha
morning,
G. w. Mills has been rrlatad the
privilege of representing COL IS. 10. Alil.
Nor uu the stock exchange,
The strike IN the Northern Light 4s
slid 30 show exceptionally hIFh values
in SILVER, with pay values lu the yrl.IW
mstAl
Mammoth Record. The rock Our ths
fnundlti0u % Goo nov u'.ut uf .ha
Grand Central hls an bH.u htuI.d uu
and r. being placed IN position.
Strikes are rHlrtHd n tHr gsrtDr-
nial-Euroka nt TnUc, tho comm .r..ll
group 90 lnghlm she R.i W.us =.
the aIne district and ;he llouuIas oH
Lon Hlll
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my father. being In poor health, came
Win me Tor u few days rest This nc
can got here better than any 1ther
Mace and h. viii quietly enjoy himself
while 1 transact the business when
called me here. we VIII be here iof =
low days. and when have nnished my
busirees shall return 90 the mines
Ia Nevada. and my father VIII go on 10
Salt Lake
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aEPARATE MAINTENANcE.


Judge Cherry and jury have been os.
curisd the whole VI TO-DAY AGAIN t,klna
testimony IN the reployn suit ~ Aquiii
Nepekcr 81 al " George Harvey "a ui.
Judge llllcs IL rgli engaged irving ia,
issues 20 the $4,000 damaHo ruIi ~ 4,
y, Thfun, receiver ~ &. Hunting A a.,
bankers VI Daniel wolsiouh1lme.
Judgment BY stipulation Tor 81 go
vas rendered in favor of che pll.nUm
e. l. kfehs " s.mpn lIHcman.
The case Of Percy wmthan W J. T..
Ma,hhm ~ al was transferred "a
lN"elr county by Judge cherry today
Judge lIlles today dismissed hs eas.
OF Glen r. bThwcli W NJ. Koy,s1r.
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sIuK soLpm.n. IN n,n,n-
Gen. Kings Deinchmrnt sau. fs- ,ls-,
but Leaves 100 sitk nshi,a.

Washington. Nov. is=Ths f1.ui.,
report has come Co thH war defanm-,
from Gen. Merriam 90 San r.anrr.
commanding tho department I'd 81.
fornln, dated yesterday
Adiutnut General WaHb.nri8n. L. u
Reports from Honolulu o. Soy. Ft
Con. Kings deta,hmn biali.i ~
Arizona Nov. ith. leaving DO 81 /.
hospital. Arizona H Huu anchored IN.
side 0f the hnfb1f fHr Ohsuau5a :.
men with reference iu tirhrl. us-
klng himself 90 but d.s.l.e H.i foa nj.
cd. surgeon reports Cd aaa Il b..
pit1, 80 typhoid aud % mlmIa. r.
naming c1uynleHcout of Other ciHts.
Following deaths reported n Iui N.a
York regiment;
Private Clarence No. rQfis5 umry
~. mullrilL
Private Charles if ThHnfs r. com.
pnny ~. tuhoryui0rH
Private Webster Mccarthy. CON.
pnny a. typhoid,
Private Charles 2. Carter. company
a.. Uphold.
Sergeant VIM. Goldrrh. ,om.ary C.
typhoid.
Private Geo. Van Rurgn. clnuv
q. typhoid.
Private Thomas p lemon oznv
\. typhoid.
Corporal oscar Il. wheelcf o-fig
y. typhoid
Date N deaths not given afiu an
VI other rvrlmcntr given.
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cd as wen IN the interests OF Inc shlp.
leIA IL Vs. only nnitor ~ a sn1rt
'tlne wneh the guuEo ~ the line will bf
ny .sed 20 ~ % obvilto the work OF
dal.Iet Nothing could b. learned re-
eirulhs thls,howevcr, further than thal
u ls contemplated and a bid h. made
Tor the ore trade. which Ia now enioved
"hoHy by the Union Pacific.