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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
The Most Important Session That
Has Beer Held for Years.
PURIFYING NATIONAL GAME
IL IL Not Relieved that the Proposed
scheme for Reduction In League
urenit VIII go Through.

a New York dispatch says that to-
day marked the beginning Of the an
nual winter meeting OF the national
league at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Armed for an especially bitter attack,
the members were all on hand, but SO
much time was consumed by the board
OF arbitration that the league only met
TO carry out the requirements Of the
constitution and Immediately adj
journed.
Not In years. not since the end OF tho
famous Brotherhood fight, has a league
meeting been fraught with 50 much
Importance as the one just begun For
weeks past there has been no end Of
lobbying and wlre-pulllng among the
various club owners for all the ayowed
purpose Of reducing the circuit and
purifying the national game. Several
Of the minor league teams were also
represented.
II is not believed probable that the
proposed scheme for a reduction in the
league circuit will go through. The
situation as summed up BY one OF the
baseball men tonight, was to this ef-
feet.
Louisville and Cleveland will sell on
fair terms Wagner wants big money
for his franchise in Washington, and
the Brooklyn Baltimore syndicate want
the earth for the Oriole franchise. Who
Is going to put up this money? The
Lacquer Well, ! hope not"
For more than five hours today the
members Of the national board Of ar
bltratlOn OF the National League OF
Baseball clubs argued as to the merits
OF the Wrlgley controversy. In which
the New York, Brooklyn and Syracuse
clubs are involved
At the conclusion Of the conference
II was announced that resolution had
been adopted declaring that the Syra-
cuse club had no right to control Wrig.
ley's services after his contract had
terminated with that club. In a word,
the action of the board Of arbitration
was blow al the minor league clubs,
as this ruling means that any national
league club may take the players OF
the minor league clubs at the end OF
their season, which is one month earlier
than that Of the big league, and try
them out without paying any money
consideration to the club TO which the
player Is under reserve Teh fact that
the minor league clubs may be dicker-
ing with another club for the sale OF
the player makes no difference.
The Wrlgley fight was three-cor-
nered one between New York, Brook
lyn and Syracuse. AT the conclusion
Of the Eastern League season Wrigley
signed to finish the season with New
York A few days later he was sold
by the Syracuse club 70 Brooklyn, and,
acting under the advice OF President
Powers, Wrlgley went to Brooklyn and
finished the season.
Tomorrow the board OF directors will
consider the appeal made by the New
York club 10 Nave the Brooklyn man
agement Disciplined for playing Wrig-
ley when he had signed the New York
contract. What will be done is prob
lematlcal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
PERSONAL.

u. Kemper, Of Bingham, is at the
Walker
The Cullen register contains these
names: 5 VI. Shattuc. Denver: NJ.
Cunningham, Los Angeles; j. A. Hays,
Boise.
AZ the Knutsford are registered Mrs
]. =. Riley Mrs. NJ. J. Sweeny. New
Orleans; a. w. Elliott. Boston: Mrs.
J. C.. Card Portland. c. +. Caldwell.
Beneta. Chllion, Spokane: X. j. An
derson, $, l.. Upton, Boise w. B..
Peck, Mrs. W. y. Peck, j. II. Rohr,
Llndley Vinton, New York.
J. f. Markell and his secretary. f. II.
Culbertson, are here from Omaha. Mr..
Market Is the lessee OF the Union Pa
cihc syftem Of hotels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Railway Sold at Auction.

The Sioux City & Northern railroad
and its properties were sold yesterday
afternoon under an order OF the fed
eral court by Howard s. Baker. special
master in chancery, 20 VIM. Stewart
Tod and Robert Y. Tod Of New York.
Of the firm OF !. Kennedy Tod q Co.
The road was sold for 1880. 600. The
sale was to satisfy bonds OF 81, s2O. 600
and interest due and accrued amount
Ing 10 100000 The property will be
operated now IN connection with the
Sioux city a Western. also owned by
the Tods, by the Great Northern, II
is thought the two lines will eyentu-
ally be turned over to the Great North
ern with which the Sioux City &
Northern connects at Garrettson, S. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
A DEBT OF GRATITUDE.
Boston Deputy Sheriff Locked After
by Bert Seaboldt.

Bert seaboldt Of Salt Lake city, the
mining expert, who recently had such
an interesting experience with the blue
laws of Massachusetts. doesn't forget
service very soon, says the Denver
News. Albert G. Tiden, a Boston dep
uty sheriff, was at the Brown Palace
sunday, on his way back home from the
coast, and Mr. Seaboldt says he endea-
vored 20 show him as good time as his
purse and morals would permit. When
the mining man was arrested In the
Cape Cod country IN connection with a
business deal some time ago, Tilden
was one NJ the deputy sheriffs who
thought Seaboldt was good fellow, and
helped 10 keep him from getting lone
some during his constructive imprison-
ment, After Mr.. Seaboldt's bondsmen
came forth the deputies set up their
late prisoner to dinner and that's the
reason Mr., seaboldt is doing the right
thing now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
BROKE Ills ARM.
Jack Moffatt Is Unfortunate In His Fight
with George Gardiner.

A New York dispatch says that Jack
Moffatt OF Chicago was singularly
unfortunate tonight in his bout
with George Gardiner Of Lowell,
Massachusetts. at the Broadway Ath.
letic club. Moffatt had all the better
Of the argument up to the middle Of the
seventh round, when he broke his left
forearm in swinging for Gardiner, who
blocked the blow with his elbow. Mof-
fatt kept on lighting with his right,
his left hanging useless by his side.
But Gardiner was unable 10 land
knockout blow, despite the fact that
his manager, Tom O'Rourke. cried 10
him repeatedly to 20 In and end It.
When Molfat went 20 his corner he
told the referee that his arm was bfok-
en-. White examined the injured MEM
Der and when the bell rang for the
beginning Of the eight-round both men
stepped 10 the center Of the ring and
White went between them, neither
having shaped for the renewal Of hos
Titles. The referee then announced
that Mofatt was unable 10 continue,
and declared Gardner the winner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
SHOES FOR POOR CHILDREN.
They VIII be Furnished by the Salya'
ton Army.

There was a surplus Of 500 realized
from the Thanksgiving dinner fund
raised by the Salvation Army. and
these few dollars. this benevolent or
ganizatlon proposes 10 use In buying
shoes FOR the school children v -4e
foot wear IS sadly neglected. = use
Of the meager amount Of n lands.
shoes viii be- furnished only .pon rec
ommcndation Of principals and teach
crs
Adiutant Crawford with a few asso.
clates are arranging 10 give the poor
children Of the city an old-fashioned
Christmas Last night the city Council
granted permission 10 the army 10 cut
some evelgreens In City Greek canyon.
II is proposed TO dispense many Of the
necessities OF life and some OF the lux
urics and IN connection with this
Christmas party and afterwards a dis.
trlbution Of clothing viii be made TO
the needy. The people who are heading
this movement are depending largely
upon the charity OF the people Of salt
Lake 70 assist In making Christmas
merry for the poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
sPoRTISG NOTES.

on December 2Srd Prof Young
Dutchey and Chris Lund viii have an
other meet In the prize ring. Il VIII
be twenty rounds for a side bet and he
better man takes an. Dutchey said he
VIII do some surprising work this time.
Next Friday evening the athletic
classes OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will give an
exhibition, arrangements having been
made by Physical Director ]. A. Angus
tus. The program will be concluded by
a game Of basket ball between the Reds
and Blues.
Although the High school team has
quit training, several members are
very anxious TO play game with some
OF the eastern teams that will pass
through here on their way 10 the
coast.
No word has been received by Mana.
ger AXton, Of the Y. NJ G. A., from the
Carlisle Indian team regarding a game
with II when II passes through this
city en- route to California. The In
dlans win play In Chicago and Den
yer before going TO the coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers filed In the
county recorders Office. Salt Lake City.
December Y. 1899:
Josiah Cope TO Emma ]. Cald-
wen, warranty deed. east Apo
feet Of lots 10 TO u, block s. Per-
klns First Grand View addition 100
James Alexander TO William
Hyde, warranty deed, q acres in
sections q and p. township 8
south, range l east ......... 2.25O
Joseph Shaw 10 J. w. Farrer.
wranty deed, part Of south half
OF northeast quarter Of section
g. township south, range
east ...... ... ... .....,.,....... IS
james Higgins to W. l.. Turner,
warranty deed1 l-3 acres north
west quarter OF southwest quar-.
ter Of section "a. township 2
south, range ] west ..... 49,. 90
W, ]. Halloran 10 Frances Rove.
warranty deed, 50 feet by s rods
southeast from 4 rods east. 200
feet south Of northwest corner
Of lot u, block II. Flye-acre plat
A.: r. p. =. .,...,..,..... 600
W W.Beatle 10 Bulah a. W. Bea-
tie warranty deed, 2S feet by 10
rods southwest from 50 feet
north Of southeast corner Of lot
Z, block ~ plat A ......,..., 25OO
]. w. Culley TO Celia NJ. bruce.
warranty deed. block and west
half block 3, West Drive subdl-
Vision 49,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Josie Midgley and husband 10 r.
I. Brinton, warranty deed. s4y4j
feet southeast from northwest
corner Of lot 3, block %. plat D.. a25O
Salt Lake city to Amanda T..
Burns, qult-claim deed lots 81
90 30, BLOCK ALA Veta Place.. 10
II. J. Gibson to William Young.
quit-claim deed, interest In En-
sign No. ] lode, etc. West Noun
TAIN 49, - -. -. ..........,..
Estate Of George Harrison to
Mary a. Harrison. deed, SOUTH
west quarter Of northwest quar-
Ter OF northwest quarter OF lot
3 block 2. plat ID. etc........ /
j. W. Fox, Jr., et al 10 Deseret
Savings bank. trustees deed,
southwest quarter Of southwest
quarter Of section Is, township
south. range | west ............ 7i3
Hannah NJ. Gonsalyes TO John
Weir, Jr.. trustees deed i0x5
rods northwest from southeast
corner OF LOT ?, block q, plat F.. 1856
Total 49,. -. ........,......siO.s 1886
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
POLICE POINTERS.
LnJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Billy Bryan got himself into serl-
Gus complications last evening. He
called al the city jail and asked TO see
young Gilbert, who IL serving twenty
days sentence for frequenting an opium
den. Jailor Kimball compiled with
Bryan's wishes and let him In. When
he was about to take leave OF his
imprisoned friend he held out his hand
and bade him an affectlonate farewell.
Jailor kimbaf noticed an expression Of
glad surprise on Gilbert's face and
made a grab FOR the prisoners hand.
10. there were two nicely cooked opium
pills. The next thing Bryan knew he
was flying towards Chief Hilton's
Office. lie said he didn't know he was
doing wrong, and after giving him
good lecture the chief told him 10
leave.
Il was reported 10 the police last
night that a small bay pony had been
stolen from OrsOn Rodgers. who resides
at III Third street. The animal dis
appeared some time last Monday night
il has been reported TO the police that
2 shot gun, valued at SIS, was stolen
from carr belonging to A. o. Bishop.
The cart was IN front OF the Valley
House when the theft was made.
The whisky that Is imbibsd by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

An entire reorganization OF the oper.
aung department OF the Atchlson, To-
peka q Santa Fe road. Is TO be made
Jan. l. -Four high officers OF the sys.
TEN viii be promoted, II. U. Nudge
general superintendent. VIII become
general manager; g., +, RessegliIe. gem
eral manager Of the Gulf Colorado a
santa Fe branch OF the Santa Re. will
succeed Mr.. Nudge as general super
intendent, w. G.. Nixon superintendent
Of the Chicago Terminal district Of the
company. viii be advanced TO general
manager Of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe, and Mr.. Nixon win be followed In
Chicago by Avery Turner. now assist
ant general superintendent at Topeka,
the latter Office being abolished The
shifting IL the result ~ the resignation
Of General Manager Frey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

In the meanwhile the Beers on the
open ground. directly IN front. moved
with the object Of making a flank at
tack. But this was frustrated by the
guards and artillery.
The Beers recommended Smelling IN
me evening but no damage was done.
The British slept on their position.
II Is expected there win be a renewal
Of the fight tomorrow.
The losses on both sides were heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Contents Will Probably be Made
Public In New York Today,
BEQUEATHs USE OF WATER
From the blair VIII Pond ut Blairs-
town 60 Public-Great Rail
readers Beneaeence.

It is expected that the win Of John
J. Blair, the railroad millionaire, VIII
be made public in New York today.
Several deeds made years ago. trans
ferrlng property to his favoriie nephew,
John d. Vail, were filed for record In
Warren county, N. j. They provide that
the water from the Blair mill pond at
Blairstown may be used by the public
forever without cost, and also give five
acres OF land to the people Of Blairs-
town for a park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
CARD OF THANKS.

The universal feeling OF sympathy
manifested by the people Of Utah, In the
bereavement occasloned by the death
OF President Franklin d. Richards. Is
greatly appreciated by his relatives.
The immense gathering al the funeral,
the splendid tribute TO his worth made
by the speakers, and the general ankle
~ shown during his sickness are very
gratifying TO their hearts To all who
by word or deed have impaired aid or
comfort In this time OF severe trial, we
desire TO express our gratitude and
thanks. and the hope that they will re-
ceiye similar support in any sorrow
that may come TO them
THE FAMILY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

topers Of late, seems to inspire them TO
deeds OF daring. Last night Ray
simper OF Murray came to town and
took too much. He kicked up a row
and when Oflcer Roberts demonstrated,
Simper threatened 10 dlslocate the po-
llceman's countenance. Ray occupied
a berth In fail last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
ABOLISH COFFIN SCREWS
Southern Railway Discountenances the
Use Of Cigarettes.

A general order has been Issued by
the Southern Railway at Atlanta, Ga.
applicable 10 the southern division, that
all employees must stop using cigarette
or resign their positions, and that in
future no one viii be employed who
smokes cigarettes. Assistant General
Passenger Agent $. II Hardwlck says
II may soon be made applicable to all
the different branches Of the road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
The Great American Classic
WASHINGTON,
Or the Drama OF the Reyolutlon ey %
Ethan Allen.

A true history u the American keyo..l9.l
from the BOSTON Massacre 10 Washlnasll,s.-,
Inaugural ion as President on We FlE,
States. Two parts. 1--WE acts esch i'D"
Illustrated by HgNRY hRkTiNth .s,s
This noble Epic should be L. the hAl1'~
every youth Ia our land -, ana,
In most generous spirit tol; t,ll N.. D. b..
has placed az the disposal OF The ouls ~
pies Auxiliary ~ The GeQfge " MA'l 4laI.
Memorial Association, INkNilib " ithV0,r
SAND VOLUMES Of Ihb pa s,. -.
THE REVOLUTION The prole ~. II =, :.
a. the regular price 81 iwo d9llais ". X,
crue TO lie objects 50 dear % the $500 $3.50,
and 50 appropriate during ihe $3.50 l,s. n
rear OF Washngton's death, the cream y y = !,
memorial building In Washington y l, Si,
commemorate George Wa,hlnglq9n 3 No. h,
10 a university OF the Uniiel 80 49,, h
which be left twenty-five IhousAna 1'''''
his viii. -, ,sn @oi
Two volumes In one, 200 post p''l -
miss HELEN IA DlTt ~, W. IN o,t
q W. isth street Nss,,,,er
DIRECTOR or YOUSG Peoples A l.,,,iea
George Washington Memorial As'0''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
DIAMOND @" SPECIAL.
Near Two Million Bars OF Soap Coming to
Salt Lake.

Sufficient soap Is carried on the big
Diamond G" special to cleanse even
VIM. Kidd. the wild man" arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Goldman the other day.
There are In this special about forty
cars, and u viii reach here on the Rio
Grande Western some time tomorrow
afternoon. There are near two million
bars OF soap packed In these cars-all
booked for Utah--and these bricks OF
cleansing material viii come into the
city In some style, each car being dec
GRATED. The Cudahy company's prl-
yate car Is attached 10 the end OF the
train. but does not carry soap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
western Delav.a

,a The train. train from the east while, .. /.
nave arrived over the R PS,'' = ny
", Western this morning bs, ~, IVY. Gas,
by the snow and il viii NM r pesa dsllys.
arrive until this evening "0'sSy !;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Lacrosse, Wis, Der :,
worst snow storms 49, " Ii---0ne o, Al
IN sinu ,, until this norS' uasy ana i
an the railroads enterIps !, Inln /
delayed, Street csr lux lhls cIty i
are down. SUI telephone ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
"EUa Dispositions
Are Early Shown"

Just so eVa in the blood
comes oat IN shape of
scrofaLa, pimples, etc., in
children and young people.
Taken in time it can be
eradicated by using Hoods
Sarsaparlla. In older peo-
pie, the aftermath of meg-
alar HVing ShoDS itself in
bilious conditions, a heaVy
head, a foul mouth a
general bad feeling IT Is
the Blood, the impure Blood, friends,
SpEioh Is ths ,eaicause. Purify that adt
Hoos's Sa'sapar1a and happness 0a
reign n you' family.
Bladder Trouble -"Was a torg
tine seifirg oVe' the err, sVhieh Sas
followed BY severe ladder trouble. Moth
ING Helped until ! used Hoods Sarsapa-
ria. Tao lotiles made me sound ard
SoeE." Ms. Los Warts. EVan, Ter.
Poor Health-'I Das not feeling
SpeR, fool Hoods SS,sApa,ala qDat oaiok
and satisfactory effects. Kavs been IN
good health evsr since" @. l. MeLagss-
In, rs Hale S., olgeusia, Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
''Fu''ed and trains tiIa s1 \. s- J.

n, Chippewa !, Fans wIs|
WY anI snow storm NJ, DC IL
four to I IIye FL. imeassS6is. 'I n, d
tt SaIp Int. into Chippewa n Pa,I the ss'
d rIftes T. In The city M seoes y
n nhe snow no, continued to ,Sg let 4
' wihd which, last nleb, ,0lay ba y
ea Ium bern. have con ,1 o,ed ses,
( ,,S ,, every available pas o n
into the pinerles. ''s"s ana ss,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
RAILROAD Sorrs

The Alton has mt o,
train between Chicago and IS2,agl'.tsai|
Iraillc Manager Eocles q, a
Line is up in Idaho. V VI 'a' sass
T. j. Clark. trayell,,
agent Of the Rock lslabSD pa9s1ri|
this morning. arrived A.s
Passenger trains. som.
answered, ~ Il the tile ~ ysaa,i|
S eC,aT nd recently issued by the I Ros I
Aaron Keyser has petltIo,st -.
council for the 49,. "a III
run a railroad switch from n
FIRST and Second south s,. V.l"sa|
Thitd West eastward throngh@ NV, NV n
10 the west line o. second W. Ts ep :
was referred to the street conml NM !
a similar petition from The s,itt.,
Hardware company 10 run A s r,r,' :. ~
from Third West street enryi ~ ". v.
westerly into the rear on h, v NY.
house site, was referred 10 thA W..
committee with power to act '''H
The directors Of the Union p,.,.
railroad will meet in New yo,t ~, ~
70 take up among othsr r,.
ters the subject Of an Incrssss 3, n.
dividend rate There have bas, -.
slstent rumors Of a coming lbets,,,.I (,
the rate on the common st,ek nv =.
cent making Il 2 per cent fof n i,a
year and 3 per cent f0r the whols ys,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Snow Storms.

Harmony. MINI, Dec. 13.-Snow
drifts fifteen feet high. the result OF
sixty hour storm that has just ended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The ward fair and festival in the
Eighteenth ward opens this evening. IL
will last three nights and Saturday az
ternoOn, there being a change OF pro-
gram each night. The lower floor OF
the hall will be fitted up with booths.
refreshment stands, candy stands, etc,
presided over by young ladies In COS
tune. During the evening the follow
ing program viii be rendered in the up
per hail.
]. sextette, Miss Bessie Edinonds, Miss
Ruth Wilson and Messrs. Pyper,
Ensign, Whitney and Spencer.
= SKIRT Dance ....,.,,..Teresa Taylor
.. Recitation ..... ..,Mr. Il. 5. Young
T. Duet ''.....'..,,.....,....,. Miss
Bessie Edmonds and Mr. ]. Bowers
.. Song Violin Obligato, q. fl.
scneluer) go. ....,,.Mlss Lily Pye
6. Dutch Clog Dance ...........
..,... david and Teresa Taylor
4 Duet ..Profs. Weihe and Shepherd
s. Recitation ... ..... Miss Nellie Boyer
song ...,...........M Mr.. Fred Graham
Tomorrow night in the upstairs hall
the second act Of the Chimes of Nor
many VIII be rendered with the follow
ing cast
The Marquis ,...,... Mr.. II. S. Goddard
Gaspard .,.,.. ...."., Mr.. j. ID. Spencer
Grenecheux 80. -. Mr. Geo. u, Piper
Baillie ..",.. ......Mr. 4. $. Campbell
serpolette 90. ..,...Mlss Louise Savage
Germalne .,....,. ,..,.,, Miss Lily Pye
Chorus by Misses EdmOnds, Pitt VIII
son. Saville, Penrose, Barrow and
Messrs. Siddoway, Castleton, Kelson,
owen, Gates and Wallace.
Friday night there will be q grand
ball and an auction sale Of the articles
In the booths remaining unsold. Sat.
urday afternoon there will be a chill
dren's party with free entertainment
The funds derived from the fair will 20
to the Sunday school organ fund and
poor fund Of the ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Report made 10 the Secretary Of s,,. d,
the state Of Utah oi The con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
STATE OF UTAH.
CnnntYnl SAlt LakO. |
STATE or UTAH
OFFICE or THE
SECRETARY OF STATE

|. James r. Hammond seeretar7 q siie
Of the -tato OF Utah, do hereby eeiilll hh
the foreg ing is n full, true ADD correct eop
OF the settlement OF the above naned e-,
pany. now on file la my Office thsElad IN
~ J. I. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of siSie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
TO CURE A COLD IN oyr M,

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tsps.
All druggists refund the money d I
fails to cure. L. W. Groves sirn,,s.
Is on each box. 25c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Kolitz Goth Century Chocolates. The
Latest CORRECTION out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
B. \. SCREIILER. BANKER

Located at Salt Lake City, IN the Count,
OF Salt Lake, State ~ Utah. az tAs
close OF busine,, on The sndda
u Dec, is9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

The whisky that Is imb.ssd by the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-07-14
At THE PENSION OFFICE.
A 6. A. r. Committee at Washing
ton Investigating the Working
of the Pension Bureau.
EVERY FACILITY AFFORDED COMMITTEE

II Any Reforms Are Found to Be Needed
In the Pension ONCE System the Com
mittee Will Make Proper Recommend
atiOns to the G. A. R.-The Cabinet Meet
ing Devoted to Miscellaneous Matters.