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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09

Billings-Mayor Yegen of Billings has
offered to purchase the present cour
house and Jail at Billings for 5000 and
donate a block of ground for a new site
on condition that the county build a court
house to cost not less than $25, 900. Mr..
Yegen's proposition will in all probability
be accepted.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09

Rent a Pasteur Family Filter 1888 T.,
! Park street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09

If you desire goods of the highest quail
;ty, visit US. We can supply you with
the best Fruits and Vegetables in cans
and glass. The want of the public have
been considered in the selecting of our
stock, and whether o are buying for
hotel, restaurant or private family, your
best interest might be served by calling
and examining our stock n learning
our prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
SHORT wEIGHr" FRAUDS.
Much Complaint from Patrons Who
Fail to Get What They Pay For.

There Il much complaint on the part
of the purchasing public regarding the
treatment it ia receiving at the hands
N numerous atoru-kccpcra and produce
dealers
The burden ~ their plalnt n that
thcy ore receiving flight weight and
short measurements and paying Tor
the same with n frequency that ia un.
hentuhlc. Twelve and fourteen ounce
butter. sold for pound. o. much more
common with many dealers than the
fu, pound ~ sixteen ounces.
state Food Inspector Faust when
spoken 90 concerning the matter today
SAID that be- was aware that the mar.
kot was thus Hooded. hut that " ala
not come under his official supervision
and therefore h. could not act. Butter
might, he declared. shrink half an
ounce" after being made up, hut " q
falls below TINT There u fraud going on
somewhere aud should be- inquired into.
! think the county attorney should take
tho matter in hand ana soc what can
be- done about II a few vigorous pros
oCuti0ns would have "a Wholesome 81
fsrt'
nut tho fraud n not confined 90 the
butter trunlc alone. short measure
ments In potatoes and fruits seem In
many Instances 10 have become the rule
instead ~ the exception. IL VIII pay
the thrifty housewife 90 DO her own
weighing and measuring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

n. e. Lund. graduate 81 the Ann
Arbor school u law, Michigan, was adj
mittcd Go practice before iho bar of the
Utah courts today.
Marriage llcrnaoa wcru today Issued
uH follows Fred g.. Walker. %. and
Josephine Epson. 90. both 90 Salt Lake
George Wood. 20. OF Holden, Willard
county, Utah. and julia Cuzicr. 20, OF
Tunun. Eiig1 county Nevada; joseph J..
Spencer. a. and Alice 10. Taylor. ~.
both Of MIN creek.
Mrs Josephine Richardson whitaker
NJ New York. formerly of Philadelphia.
who. with hor husband ~ pasalng
through Salt Lake. delighted several
friends By singing To them ln the Tabcr-
nnclc this morning ~ the fvuucFt ~
Apostle GRANT. Professor plyuua rem
dorcd "a brief organ recital iu honor ~
the party and Mr., Whitaker, who,
prlur To her marriage. had a wide rcpu-
tntion nH q vocillft, added 20 the enjoy
meut OF tho occasion by singing q solo.
ThosH who heard her speak 10 high
terms of her voice.
An order was received nt Fort Doug
Las today announcing that Capt Harry
". Hamilton had rendered hlH rpHlEna
tlon NJ captain 90 tho F0fty-Efcund
regiment N volunteers which passed
through Utah today on route 90 the
Philippines. and that b. had been
given ma honorable discharge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
SIX TRAINLOADS
OF VOLUNTEERS
Forty Second Regiment Passed
Through Ogden Today.
EN- ROUTE TO MANILA.


The Foriy-sccond regiment NJ Y. g.
volunteers from Fort Niagara passed
through ogden this afternoon go route
10 San Francisco. and thence 90 Manila.
The regiment o. travelling in DIX Hoc-
tinu1 and is followed hy long freight
train bearing the haHrnrn and guuIp'
mont The commander VI thg Forty
SECOND ~ mono other than Col. j. Milton
Thompson, formerly commander nt inc
Twenty fourth. which was stationed %
Fort Douglas. The many Salt Lake
friends % Cox. ThumpHou regret very
much that the regiment dld not pass
through this city nH they would have
enjoyed giving him a warm reception.
Yesterday nyo long Union Pacific
trains pulled into the Junction city
and after switching about Humo pulled
out Tor the city ~ the Golden Gate On
board these nve sections were the i.nli
men and f1fty-ninc officers comprising
the Furtleth regiment ~ Uncle SAM
my'a boys from Fort Riley Kan.
Colonel ". A. Goodwin. whose rank
IN the regular service a. that " major
yyan In command, With each train WIS
cummiHfary car, IA which were RAJ
tiuna There u still another regiment
scheduled 10 pass through Utah on the
10th or nth inst The furty-ciThth
Will leave Fort Thomas, Ky. on The
5th Al the officers belonging To this
regiment are men who Wcre formerly
stationed al Fort Douglas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
No Necessity for Esiradltlng the
Congressman from Utah.
WILL COME HOME IF WANTED
ur. Roberts writes a Piain, Frank
letter 10 County Attorney streepcr
Of Davis County.

County Attorney strcepcr. Of Davis
County. waa ln Salt Lake this after
noon. iIo brought with him q letter he
received this morning from CongrcrH-
man iloberta which shDuid set 90 rect
tho rumors circulated BY Mr. Roberts
onemies that he b. oyailng arrest The
letter b. written from brooklyn and
roade an follows;
W, H. strcopcr. Jr., Ccniervillo, Utah.
Ny Dear sir.-I see from dispatches
ln the New York papers that charges
are 20 be- made against me before you
for an cxtroditablc oncnsc. writo TO
my that n you md u necessary in
order to discharge your oflciai duties 60
Issue warrant Tor such an oncurc
against me II will not BE- necessary Tor
you 10 act out oxtraduion pauore aa I
will gt once return TO Utah N you viii
inform me Of your action.
n you viii have my attorney Informed
Of tho issuc ~ any warrant u the kind
mentioned be- will wire me and { will
start Immediately Tor Utah aa I hold
myself amonablc 20 the lave OF my
country My home and fortunes arr
permanently established m Utah. there
~ no fear OF my fleeing from Justice.
ana no uocefaity tor utah officers ~
the law % got out cxtradltiou papers
FOR me and thu add weight 90 the sem
sltlon that o. trying 60 b. worked up
over what y called tho Roberts Cafe,
Nofy Truly Yours
3d. VI. WOuEltIF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

was detailed 20 the scene of the ncei-
dent She returned two days later with
the acow and Oncar HoCkcrE body.
Owing 10 the hiEh surf the crew Of the
Nordica could not make an cxaminn-
ton Of the overturned steamer. which.
no doubt. contained the bodies uf Mr..
and Mrs. Kuhner ana the unknown
man.
Upon nockera body were found
papers. but owing 90 their water
soaked condition they were not leglhle.
The party was made up IN Now YORK
city In the spring of 1895. The Beckers
and Runners lived II " said. nj no
East soventy-frat street The Beck
orc. Il is said. we're people In comfort
able circumstances. kuhncr, who was
r. ieweier. had married a Miss Beck
or. The family formed party and
purchased r. small iron steamer ana
named II the Jennie X" II was
shipped 90 Seattle last June. aud from
here scnt % r. Michael on q steamer
From there the party sailed for Ham
ilton station.
Severe storms were encountered and
other difficulties caused considerable
diaaenaiun. one day. u u said, kuhncr
threatened 10 shoot oscar Becker and
Dicderlck John becker left the party
on january lat. Later, Oscar becker
and Dicderick deserted and took un
new quarters. oscar Becker rcioiupd
the original party later. but John Beck
or and Dlodorick secured other poai-
lions.
The Roanoke had aboard. according
20 her owners. drafts and dust from
Cape Nome amounting 90 81 100000.
The principal uurilun " this u repre-
sontod by drafts h0i1 by John nryntc-
son, infet tAndcrhcrg, Y. ~ Anderson
and g, W. A. kliimln, four % the
original iocntora ~ the camp There
were fully 200 Others ou board with
dust valued NJ from 500 10 SO 900 each.
% large portion Of the same being beach
dust
The principal holdings are about az
foiinwHs findffhrrF and nnntea1n.
500 010. y. r. Anderson. 10000; q. W.
A. kliiimnn. gfi.0ln y. u. H. Hatch.
$4,000 D. schuw. $4,000, n. g. Wilkin-
son. t3o00o.
Owinr 10 the alleged lmpurity of the
water ut Nome. typhoid fever WAS quite
general az Tho time the Roanoke left,
aud twelve deaths had occurred. SlN %.
the patients who were Sufficiently wen
90 travel came down on the Roanoke,
ono OF the big atntorOumH having been
I Fixed up nH q temporary hospital JnfUi
/ Lindcrbcrr. ono N Cape Homes rlchoHi
/ men. was among The unf0riunntoa.
james r. Girlirr. a. wgii-known Eu-
giish mining expert who went north
l last June Tor the Anglo Alaskan syn.
dIcato. died october e2nd ON board thl
Roanoke at Dutch harbor Typhoid
FOYER caused hia death At Uullaakl
] the body was prepared Tor burial ut thl
/ Ueaslc Leo home and later inferred. IL
/ had spent about twenty years ln South
Africa, but considered London hli
! home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
County Warrant Case on Trial
before Judge Hiles.
BOTH SIDES WAIVE A JURY
Defendant Claims TO have been Dam-
aged through fraud In the
Purchase OF Furniture.

the $4,000 suit of 3. II. Auerbaoh
against Salt Lake county was called Tor
trial before Judge Niles without jury
in tho equity branch OF the Third dis
trict court today, with Dickson. Ellis
a Ellis. and Booth. lie q illtchic Tor
the plaintiff auACounty Attorney Put
nam and his afsiHtant. Ray Van Colt.
for the defendant county.
The action ia Go recover ON county
warrant for $1,000 Issued 90 A. II. An
drewa a Co. To- part payment u certain
furniture. in June, 1857 ana later sold
20 ~ Aucrbach a liro.
The defense uf the county ~ that j.
u. Morris, John n. Cahouu and Herman
Hamburger who wero at the time u the
deaf aelectmen Zoe salt Lake county,
entered Into q corrupt agreement with
Martin iinykcn, Andrews 4 Cos agent
By which salt Lake county was 10 pay
a sum largely IN excess u the market
value 81 the goods. the soioctmon u
receive twenty-five per cent u tho over
charge,
Tho county also contends that the
contract Tor the furniture was entered
into between Haykcn and the solcctmou
OF the knutHf0ri. az time when they
were not SITTING as county court 10 u
also set out by tho county that Hnyken
gut a rake on u 5000 on the deal
ana that large number ~ chairs val
uel at over $1,000 was supplied John =
Cnioou and Harry Hnyuss for tho Mur,
ray opera house. The defense further
claims that the furniture Tor winch th,
county paid t5t,gl1s5 was not worth {,
exceed $1,000.
Tho caHo was tried before judge Hllc'
ana o. jury lu June. isgs. ana after hay
lnE occupied about ten days ln trial
was continued Do order 90 allow IA de-
PENDANT Co allUEe that 10 had been Tam
aged through fraud DO purchase of fuf
niturc. Counsel thou ngrred hy Htipuln
[ ton 20 proceed this time without o
I jury
The plaintiffs testimony was nll u
I by noon and ihIH afternoon thU dgfous.
was having itH inning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Tho dog that has been causing such
"a relFn u terror among cyclists az
large iH now no more and his llfeleas
mntory The canine evidently had "a
deep rooted nntlpathy against all
whcclmun, probably from the fact that
when pup, O. Hcorcher rode over his
tail. Dee that as Il may, the black
spaniel has bitten eight cycllata ia the
lex more or less severely. Yesterday
he hnulod Henry Tucker on his wheel
Wy thc pants ler ana then nlpptd HIN
iu the calf This morning Harry chaud-
lcr the butcher, was the object uf bis
attentions and received "a love pinch on
hia trutter Chandler caught the anl-
NAL and lea him nc the end Of rope
20 the police station. whore hc was sol
omnly taken out Into the yard, tied un,
and dispatched with pistol bullet
Nervous acofchcra viii now breathe
easily once again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
FUNNY BAR TENDER.
Jack Pryor Gets the Short End of a
Practical Joke.


Jack Pryor, a bartender employed at
Mulvays saloon, was arrested by Onlcer
Palmer last night at the request of Can
ounthor, an cmployo OF tho Aha club.
According 10 the story told 10 the Of
nccr. Ounther was anxious 10 Hut 20 so
bill changed In lkellly'H saloon on state
and First south Hreota, Pryor uf-
forod TO accommodate him. whrrUupun.
90 the story goes, he took the bin, put
Il In his pocket and walked away.
This afternoon the practical Joker
faced Judge Timmony upon tho mourn
cra bench.
Jack Pryor." called the court
III Il please your honor there " no
complaint as the parties Interested APP
parcntly have not put In their appear
ancc."
After the court was Informed that
the arrcating officer would only be able
10 furnish hcarsay evidence. the case
waa dismissed
James Lowlal"
Here
"Dmnk3'
"Oueas that's right"
when were you here bOfOrof"
Never was here before"
you nrc discharged with the admO-
milton 10 keep sober and not come back
any more"
The preliminary heurlng Of the house.
breaking cases against Reeves and
Peterson was continued until O'Clock
Monday afternoon ON the motion NJ Al
toruey Hamilton Tor the defense,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
.NN~O~-O~~O-000-0~--

At tho Thoater tonight uoyts "Blnck
Sheep" opens its engagement, This lH
the Hkit in which OTIS Harlan n 30
well remembered in his character III
Hot stun The Arizona editor played
by Mr., DcYerg 10 also another prumi-
ncnt character iu the piece. The local
orgarization % Elka, after tuuights
performance. has AN open session In
honor OF Mr peyere.
At tho Grand this evening tho new
attrnc uon, under The pane of THE
Hottest Coon in Dixie" opens. the
character OF the entertainment can be
wen JUDGED by i!a .amo
Roth the Grand and Thaater drew
liuht audience last night Mistakes
win inppon" noes uu to the coast,
and Vanity Fair pushes Into tho
Interior towns
Mr. Mulyoy'a attraction next wcoi,
will be MY Friend From India in
which Walter Perkins has tho prlncl-
pal part.
A. Cnidcrs Music Han tomorrow
ovcnlng Prof j. a, Andera1n'H l0ng-ex
pectcd recital win taKo place. Prof
Anderson VIII be- assisted by Prof A
9. lund. The program will be brief
consisting only of four numbers. The
AFFAIR Il BY Invitation only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
ACCIDENT no BICYCLIsT.
Walter Smith Sustains Painful lu-
iurics ON West Temple Street.

Walter Smith, who n employed az
the oregon Short fiuc offices 40 a
photographer. met with painful acct
dent nt lill g.. On. today. Mr.. Smith
was riding back 90 work from bic lunch
ON his wheel along West Temple street.
when from some unexplained cause the
rim of tho front wheel OF bile bicycle
bucksd up and tho young man was
thrown with terrific force upon the
granite blocks between the street car
tracks. lie was picked up and assisted
Into the Fidelity storage company g
place ~ business. in the Continental
Market building and Dr. Hulhnurn sent
for. The young Wnu sustained Hc-
vcrely Wrouchrd shoulder blade t0gcth-
or with a badly lncgrntod nose aud face.
Ito was subsequently removed 10 his
home taG Fourth street ln hack
Dr. Colbuuru attended 90 the injured
man and worked un hia lDft shoulder
t0 reduce tho swelling but d. unable
10 definitely state whether any bones
are broken until the result iA couHum-
mated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

MERRtTT.-in this city November q
1909 t.avina Newton Merritt wife 81
John n. Merritt. AGED DO years, dnugh-
tor Of BENJAMIN and AgneH Newton.
formerly 81 NewcaHtlo-upon- Tyne. Eng
land. " child birth
Funeral tomorrow. November 3rd az
90. m. from 80. ne south Tenth West
street Friends Invited tntcrmont Ia
city cemetery
Miuonnlni star please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

The case of tho University of utah W.
MORGAN Richards, Jr. state auditor.
wac argued before the supreme court
today and taken under n1Vir. mont.
This D. un action Doe mlndhmua
brought 90 compel Mr luchards 30 iH-
Que warrant Tor 5000 Co Boz expended
on tho University building The auditor
refused Co draw 70 warrant ON tho
ground that the plaintiff had not CONE
Piled with tho law governing such mat
tors,
The question involved IL tho interprr-
Rtlou Of chaps o and 90 OF the laws of
1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

four Perssns Drowned by the Accident
Cola from thc hnrth

Seattle waaha Nov 1.-The treasure
ship U1luoEc. Nhlch reached horo six
teen days from sL dichnel ana eleven
days ffum Cape nome this moming.
briugs che hut flory W the death 1f
several Sow Workers, m0Wborl of an
are Mr. aud Mu. Emil kuhuer oscar
Hockfr md "a man who name % UNI
known Hycher'H BODY was washed on
the beach az 49, Michael island, and
later was found ln an overturned
steamer uud Hcow loaded with ma
chiuery which represented the assets
John Becker and Thcu p.clorlCk.
Tho n1ws was brought 60 So Michael
hy natives. who claim to have seen the
steamer oyofturn during n severe Wiud-
storm which prevailed about september
18th The government launch Norllcg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

The excursion for 1intlc and Movur
on the Short Line next sunday leaves
at a. m,
John Pctric' livestock agent OF the
Ing.
The Iowa regiment left San Francis
co last night and Will gu East over
the Union Pacific.
Travelling Freight Agent n A. stlc-
Eel Of The southern Pacific lH in town.
George lnmHnn n nt present engaged
IN selling oregon Short Line tickets In
Butte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
IMPORTING iT1IiSS LA1oRrRs.
strike In the sioeum Country, ~. g.. has
Reached CRISIS.

Vancouver. u. O.. Nov. "A special
from sandon. u. g.. nayHi The strike
ln the Hlocum country has reached a
crisis and the Silver Lead Milne owners
association hl commenced Importing
Italian lnbovn from Pacific coast
states.
The FIRST consignment arrived today
10 work ~ the Payne mine, The utrik-
Ing miners are excited over the arrival
and the now milne workers. but mo- vio-
lsuce was offered Ia the latter whom
tween the milne owners and the mine
workers D. uf dix months standing and
upon adoption uf new eight hour law,
the mino owners reduced wages from
81 90 t0 o. per day. tho miners refusing
tn ucHpt tho reduction. There have
boon many conferences bat neither side
would yield uul The mines have boon
entirely closed down during the con
truNtrHy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
Wasting

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tiredi Per-
haps the scales can tell you
why. II your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
SCOTS Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
sos ard ttoo, on dfugghu,
SCOTT a BOVINE, Chsmi,li, New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Judge cherry disposed OF The follow
lng cnH,H today.
u. A. llrnHHl 80 Isaac Iutoheri previ-
ously submlttodi judgment Tor defend
ant
Kyuuo CrnytOne GO. va ~. Gibbs 81
40. motion for now trial ryniri,
Joseph schuDlhuugh so John Hchon-
dnlli Judgment in favor 1f plaintiff f0r
5000. nH against defendant wife
John W. 4u0ll 50 j. D. Frost; tudg
ment for plaintiff Tor SO. aud i1i.0J In
tereHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

The young man Brennan. who re-
ceived "a 800 me and four months IN
The county Jan FOR obtaining money un-
mony yesterday. ~ liable 90 serve some
three Go ave years IN the penitcutipry
after De- has concluded biz present
torn. The charge against him fur steal
Inv a coat has been dropped but n war
tunt Tor lmperronntlnH revenue oni-
Ger was issued against him yesterday
mffrfuuuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Justice Morris sommer left for Park
city this morning for the purpose N
Incorporating the East Nalc0 Mining
company. lie viii return tomorrow
mIuhI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

A. ~ stevenson succeeds Charles ". INing
at racateiio lie does - Coiara do.

e. W. king has rendered his rcaiRnh-
lion 10 dispatcher for the Third AMI
Fourth districts. Idaho division, uf the
Oregon Short Liue at iochtcllo. A.
u. Stevenson, former chief dispatcher
az kemmercr Tor the Fist and Second
districts. has been named nH his auc-
ccssor. Mr. King left FOR Colorado
Springs last night where b. will act
AZ dispatcher Tor the Colorado MID
land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Resident. on Toartb west are Mating q
Vigorous fiEht Against uHion Depot.

Tomorrow evening there Will DO
another mass meeting nt tho West
minister church between First and See
ond South OF tho cltlzonH NJ Fourth
West street Tor the purpose uf taking
further action against the Union sta
ton franchise. The people are unnni-
nous In this movement. ana arU going
20 make a strong night against the
uruuuHlfluu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

"a. Joseph. No., Nov 2.-Fomor con.
uo1fmuu Daniel D. Burns died go bio
home 200 this city at 1870 o'clock this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
"Better Be Wise
Than Rich.

Wise peopR are also rich
q,bs, fbsv b,ogu , ,srfscf
remedy Tor an annoying diS-
eases of the blood, kfdneUs.
e.. -. n =
HYe' o. ""S VV'"s,S' ~
MOOD S oarSaparftia' POhich
Is perfect in its action. II so
f6s SLae 9 the saif is syitfm Is
never disappomts.
Rheumatism "SNy mother, ei1hiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Oregon Short Line R-tifes Two mea at
nutte-rhsir Successors Not Named.

T. G. Mcmillan. city uckot agent. and
J. A. harrington. city freight solicitor
OF the oregon Short Line at Butte.
have been retired and their successors
have nut yet been named. n may be-
that the vacancies VIII not bt filled I'M
al u % decided what arrangements arc
10 be- made IA Portland AMI Butte
uuruT.0n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Announces 10 the public The opening
OF his new store i12 South Main. next
door TO JoRln a Parks The largest
stock uf imported goods On the city
carried. superior nc, finish and work.
munship guaranteed. Ladies' tailoring
department now open,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

uuyan. o.. Nov 2.-Slace dayhreak "a
furious snow storm haH been raging.
I'hc snow storm was preceded by rain,
Thor % no ipdieauon Of the s,orm
ullting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city. Nov g 1899.
Tolay'H clolrlnEH ,,..,......,s ai9,G2l, 90
Same day last year ,.....s.. a0i,A1,u'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

The young man Higgins. who was
drought IN by the police on suspicion %
being present az the Miller Foundry
burglary. was released yesterday as mo-
conclusive evidence 0f his guilt could
b. brought against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Rest cot III teeth Tor $500 nj Western
Dental Company, 1i-a2 Eagle Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

The case against Ethan P,tut for
fufloufly driving over The Second south
and state street crorslng and Knocking
lu tito police court this afternoon nH
the affair had been settled out %
court