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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Three new dining ears have been
placed on tho regular Chicago
run
~. a. Koorer of the Missouri Pacific
has sent word 10 the Salt Lake office
that he viii be- IN town Monday morn
INK next
Rio Grhndc Western train No. came
In this morning over three hours late,
but made connections with the Denver
and Rio Grundc az Grand Junction.
W, r. Kelly NJ ogden has b,en np-
pointed travelling frright ugcnt OF the
Union Pacific nt Portland, oregon, 'illi'
lng the place recently occupied by tho
late ". q, Niles.
Rlchard Robb. the walia Wnlla agent
~ the Pacific Express company. "a lu
the city on O visit Go his cuurln. u. r.
NrVinH, general AGENT ~ the Denver
ana Rio urnndc railway.
Hos win be called for shortly Tor tho
grading ~ the new branch Of tho
Western up IruV1 canyon. ~ IN stated
that work viii b. let IN small sections
nnd that local contractors WIN b. pre-
furrrd.
Gen. Ascent Noyina OF the u. & u. O..
returned last night from a trip 90 Price,
Utah. Mt, SeylnH nays that the SNOW
has dampened tho enthusiasm OF The
gold Hunters. but be- prcdiciH n boom
Tor tho Nornnl country In the spring
Work On the Diamond mine will he
resumed in all H. Workings by the lst
uf March. Tho miners are now ON The
NTH level and are WORKING slowly nnd
steadily Ca the scene ~ the flro, Inr
force u nt present taking out the hhlt
burned conf
The annual meeting Of the Boise
Terminal and Depot company was held
nj lfniHf CIV rTnHUf1g fTNtH ftnWINnUN
was formed during the time OF the re-
CelNciHhip, 20 connect the city with inc
old terminal, four miles out % the ciif'
The road has boon absorbed by the
Oregon Short Llnc since the rcorgnni-
zuiiou, but H. riiii ostcnslhly under ihr
original company. President Cornish
NJ the Short Linc was made president
OF the Terminal company.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Santa
lc Terminal company uf California
have been He'd In San Francisco, Tho
corporation proposes to acquircpropefly
for terminals for general railroad amt
ferry purposes. The incorporntora arr
Colonel n H. pnysun. W. \, nisaeli. ~
G. Bush J. l.. TruslOw and 4. Mnch.'
The capital stock IA 81 COCOON. of which
$3.50. SEQ has been Subscribed by A. H.
payHon. trustee, ana 800 h. each OF the
i've incorporatora.
onlolnls n the burlington railroad
are Jubllant over the performance OF
that oompany's fnst mail trains be-
tween Chicago and Council Buns dur.
ing the unprecedented cold weather or
tho first two weeks Of February. the
new schedule OF the trans-contlnenlil
mail "a fastest on the bo0-mlle stretch
between Lake Michigan nnd the MI,
souri, river, whore the burlington man
trains cover nearly nifty miles nm hour.
including stops, or run at the rate OK
over mile a minute with stops de-
Quoted. Despite the severity OF tho
weather, the burlington engineers
landed the overland mail from the Gust
at the Council Bluffs transfer ON time
every day save two from February 1T
10 18th. Inclusive.
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PERSONAL.


n. II. Hurton Of ogden Is In the city
today.
u. J. YcnIand Of Provo Is In the city
today.
q. e. wobbcr Of New York Is at the
Cullen.
\. y. Suits OF Denver, colo, Is at the
Kenyon.
A. T. Hoyden came In from Mammoth
last night.
John II. Eccies Of sconcld Is In the
city today.
J. II. bradshaw OF New York Is a
Cullen guest
J. NJ. uuEzart OF Manning Is u white
House guest
WIN. y. Livingston OF Mantl l. at the
white House.
Elmer y. iHartlell OF New York Is a
Kenyon guest.
J.. l.. Holman OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Is
az rho Kenyon.
=. g. James % Maryayaie IL Ia the
city ON bunlneHa,
H. y. pcnney OF Syracuse. n. y. Is
az the Knutsford.
q. W. Monk II stockton, Utah. Ia at
the White House.
n. =. Kirkcr o. Price came up from
the south last night.
Geo. A.. Poxion o. Evanston. wyo..
n at the knuiHford.
W, =. Mlilcts Of Spokane, Wash. IL In
tho city today on business.
]. Thompson Of Denver. Colo. came
In from the east this morning.
W. W. Ashley. ouray. Colo. came In
last night ON mining business.
Allan Wheeler OF Denver Colo.
reached the city last night on business.
II. W. Bartlett. Denver bunlness
man, came Ia from tho east this morn
ins,
George Van zandt Of Chicago ~ NJ
the knutsford ON his way east from the
coast.
o. Y, wheeler. travelling salesman FOR
Richardson Drug Co.. II also a walker
guest.
e. n. Hail and wife NJ brandon.
Manitoba. Canada, arc at the White
House.
q. Hoffman. n travelling man from
Columbus, Ohio. came In last night
from the north.
VIM, Il. Reid and wife came from
Mnnii last night and LETT this morning
Tor Cache county.
The family 81 Representative Full
mcr of Circlevillo are making their
home at the Walker.
Ray Jones. ". II. Griffin aud Peter
johnson ~ Provo are at the walker,
coming up last night
The family Of senator Tanner NJ
Beaver are az tho Walker, Joining the
senator In the city yesterday.
Chas. y. Weller and wife are at the
Walker. sir. Weller ~ vice president
VI tho Richardson Drug Co. at Omaha.
q. V. McI.awn and 5. McFarlano oi
Carson. Il. O., are az the White House,
coming In from the north this morning
Drs. John A. and A. v. u. Voorhees,
| Of New York. who have been spending
the winter In California. are at the
knutsford on their way home,
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TO YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Railway Authority Says II Is Being Discussed
Officially to Build Line There.
Asserts tina, II WIN Bcsin This spring
colorado Railroads open
Other Item. ct News.

II was learned today that tho build
INK OF tho Short Line branch 90 the
Yellowstone National Park IL under
consideration In the Fast. The people
or the snake River valley around Rex.
burg and nclghboring towns are using
their best efforts IN paving tho way
Tor the new line.
one who stands hiTh In knowledge "
the business uf the short f.ine said
this morning that nothing would be-
done ut present. but that when the
high officials ~ the System reached here
from tho East, which VIII be- IN The
spring. the matter VIII Do taken ~ IN
earnest.
The News" informant reiterated HE
assertion few weeks aRo that tho
ru1d would be- built as Ter az Hoxburg
during the coming season.
The travel the coming season g. tho
national par K viii be- very heavy and
Il IL though, double tho usual amount
81 tourists from the Fast will SO into
the park. nearly all 81 them going IN
from Market Lake ana Idaho Fails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
ANOREE AND
PARTY FOUND.
Remains Of the Intrepid Explorers
Discovered in Siberia
BODIES AND THE BALLOON.
siberian Advertiser Publishes n Guar
Rntccd Letter Prom u well Known
Sportsman Named hIaien.

New York, Feb gi-A dispatch to the
World from Berlin says! The following
letter which may have started the re-
cent report Ia regard to the supposed
finding Of Andrce. Il published In tho
Siberian Advertiser. It is from a well
known SPORTSMAN named Kjaieni
Il hasten 10 Inform you that An
drce's balloon has been found
81 was running on snow shoes after
elk In the primcval forest OF South
Nonlseiand. came across tracks Of
Ardrce. ~ was go vCrHts t2li milcsl
from Knasnoiars and 100 vcrsts 90
miirsl from the sold washing IN
S1nvinlch. down In the pit OF the river.
'rhe balloon and RUPEES were torn and
three bodies lay at IT, side, one with
"a broken skull.
please prepare assistance 30 the
balloon and bodies can be brought 10
the waahlnEr at sanvlnich. which can
only BE- done by means OF snowshOcs.
II guarantee the truth of these facts
ana shall soon be In Tomak."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

the afternoon viii b. consumed 10 the
tourney and In inspection. The mem
hers WIN leave the joint building
grounds on carr furnished by tae Rapid
Transit. promptly ~ ? o'clock inc
run to the prison viii be made IN about
thirty minutes Tho entire inautliipn
ard lie workings win thon be- inspected.
after which enc OF Warden Dpws de-
ucilus lunrhsona IN b. - rived 90 Tho
law -miinfa.
The return TO this city will be made
between and o'clock. The Ini-
versltv viii Ne visited Monday mornins
and other public institutions ~ soon ~
the senatorial hRht u over IN the
event TINT tho strurrle shall De pro-
traeicd throughout next week thcn
thcss visits will not be- made By the
f.egisiatufc Itself bat by committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

The thcater was wcii filled again last
night ana Trip 60 Africa went even
more smoothly than before. tho biz
finale and the overflow N the Nlls
scene being specially applaudod. To-
morrows matinee has been sold out Cor
two days ana tho standing rrnm sign
will probably he hung out before the
curtain rises tonight
Tho sale Tor tho Grau season Il going
on at the Grand.
fan Francisco. Fob. e7-Tho story
published here tn tho eject that Nance
o'Srlll and Mckee Rankin Ind been
secretly married, iH denied hy the
actress md denounced a. fhlHrhnnl
by Mr. Rankin. who Il her manager
both attribute the origin ~ tho report
10 the malice u a DISCHARGED advance
agent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

este IN the state ~ Utah. and pre-.
seribing penalties for its violation,
and recommended itH paSsare.
The judiciary committee reported
fayornbiy on VI. u. No. Ia. by shepard.
AN act authorizing any corporation
owning any railroad ~ this Htate. to
snii and convey IT, property and fran
chiscs. or any part thereof TO any other
railroad corporation organized under
the laws u this state or of any other
state or Territory. or the United states
and defining the powers Of such pur-
chasing corporation. also ". y. No. .,
by Evans ~ hill for an act amending
eection 6ss. Revised Statutes Of Utah,
defining civil Jurisdiction ~ Justices
COURTS aiso 8. H. No. ~. by cham.
bcra. An act amending section i.ifp.
chapter o. title % Revised Statutes. re-
iatlng TO driving animals on hillside
highway. providing Tor the collection
~ damages thereto and disposition OF
same. also <. ". No. n. by ltidcout,
AN act defining the counties embraced
IN the several Judicial districts u tho
State. also ". u. No i31, by Farr An
act to amend section 2ia Of the Revised
Statutes ~ tho state ~ Utah IN force
Jan. I. 1905. and providing for the elec.
ton ~ certain officers In the cities ana
towns ~ the state and liking the terms
therUof'i also y, J. n. No. ], ny ENhh-s
~ resolution proposing nm amendment
TO section :. article XII 81 the Constltu-
tlon"; also u. j. Il. No. 3. by smith
~ resolution proposing amendments %
sections ! and % " article g. OF the
Constitution"
The judiciary committee reported adj
veraniy on ~. n. No. n. By Law, An
act o. amend section $50 ~ the Re-
viscd Statutes of the state Of Utah
relating to trcspuss and injuries 10
property" also n u. No s.. by Law,
Revised statutes Of Utah, relating to
Injuries 60 trees"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
CREAMERY co. INCORPORATES.

The Mount Nobo Cream,ry company
Of Mona, Juab county, filed IT, articles
OF Incorporation with the secretary Of
state today. The capitalization ia
Fixed M s. 200 divided into 800 shares
and subject 10 b. Increased or dimln.
ishod In proportion with the capital
stock. The business OF the company,
the manufacture OF dairy and farm
products viii hc managed by board
o. directors consisting of the following
n. W. Ailerton. !, n. Newton. william
Newton. e. T.. Nelson and J. l.. Eller'
tuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT 10 MURDER

oliver Hunter. a gentleman ~ color.
was arrested last evening at o'clock
Tor attempting 90 murder Christian
NybarH. ~ seems that Hunter was
paying his attentions 10 NyhorH'a
daughter. This tho Old gentleman. who
D. n white man. objects 60. Hunter
denies that any row took place. The
trial was oct Tor o'clock this after.
noon, before Justice MoMasier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

\ wcHtbound traveller said this morn.
Ing that the work ~ keeping open the
Union Pacific during the last storm
had taxed the fuil strength of the di.
time. plowH pushed by M high ns
three engines we're passing over The
tracks whore the snow was drifting nc
regular Intervals. day and niEht. Orcit
credit Il due the division superintend.
ent fnrhla manner GA hnndlnr tho snow.
The trains, though in'c. have been
pushed through. the wrecks have huru
all cleared away and the trains to-day
are nearly on schedule time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Petit Juror Edward batrma- rot cx.
cused for the term by judge cherry n
day.
In the case ~ Thomas n. Robinson
W. James Whitaker Jury IN Judge
Cherry's court today found Tor thr
plalntin In the SUN Of $50.
Judge liues today overfultd tho dc
murfrr IA the case nf A, j sWenpon Ns
J. j, Smell pud gave the defendant ten
days 10 answer
The case Of no. Morohouse " simon
Bamborgcr a. al, involving 1900 shares
OF Omaha mining stock. was argued
befare Judge Hiles today, submitted
and taken under ndylsoment The ease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.
Good Amount Of Business Transacted Ia Listed
Securities.
Hear. Tried Pour Ace. Again Ajax
1.sris and Lower Mammoth
Among the sellers.

Listed stocks furnished n good vol
ume ~ trading at this afternoons call
on the Halt Lake exchange. Ajax led
out with sales at 81 and ii.i.s. Then
came Dalton \ iaTt on d lower scale
than ever. the stock SELLING at cents
and being followed by business In
Daisy at %, ana Eagle at 70. a total of
asoo shares changing hands at this
nTurr. -Four Aces wsa again attacked
and suffered slight weakness with
ready sales at ~ cents while Galcna
was dealt IN at ssis cents. Figures we're
InaInl as fnllnMai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
Orange Crop Ia California.

San Francisco. Feb. ei.-Edwln II.
Earl, who r. thoroughly familiar with
the California fruit trade. says; The
Yield OF oranges IN the southern part
Of the state this season Is about 5000. o
900 boxes, OF this number about four
nfths are being sent 10 the eastern
cities. Tho financial returns TO tho
orange growers for the crop will be be-
tween 5000 900 and $4,000. 900. Florida
N particularly out OF the race ns a
competitor Of California in the produce
ton OF oranges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The Senate met at 1850 q. m.
~ 49, ii2, repeating section 1909 of tho
Statutes relating 90 mines, was re-
rrlyed. Under suspension ~ the rules
the bin was read "a second and a third
time ana passed. ayes rs. absent g.
Senate Joint Resolution No, ., by
whitney, was introduced. authorizing
ana directing tho secretary Of State a.
deliver IN the brigham Young Memoir
inl association all tho funds now In his
custody from the committee OF the
somi-centenniai Jubilee.
The resolution WAS read three times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The i25th ballot was taken. resulting
AZ follows;
Cannon. a. King. q. McCunc. %; Neb-
eker. ~ sutherland. ~. Ridcnut. 2.
Fur Canuon-Sruaturs iNiesel and
shurtiif; Representatives Brumwell
iiaulF, y. J., lvcrs, Johnson, Smith
and Taylor--s.
For King senator Rldenut. Repre-
arntatiyes Fisher. Greenwood Larsen.
stewart and Mhrelcr-6.
For Mcclure senators Cannon,
Chambers. Evans. smoot Tanner,
Thomas, whitney. Wright. Represen-
ntlyes ncunion, liywater, clyde. Cum.
Mlngs. Furr. Fulimer. Hansen, Horne.
Lloyd. Mansfield. McQuarrie. O'Nicl,
Parry, Rodd. Robertson. shepard and
Alr, spcaker-gb,
For Nrhrkcr- senators lirnnlon.
Nehrker Pccry; Representatives
Belts. Cook jackson, Lapish, Laws.
For Sutherlund-sc Alder ana
Howell. Representatives Callister,
Christlnnscn crosby. Harria, 9. a.,
Miller Murdoch, Richards, Robinson.
Soruusnn and Wplch-i2
Absent Robson and H0lmgren.
Mr.. stewart moved that when the
i0lnt assembly dissolve, Il do 80 until
February 2ith at ii;i0 "a. m. Carried.
ON motion N Mr.. Jackson. the joint
assembly dissolved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
POLICE NOTES.

The tramp chinhman known a. John
was up before Police Justice Timmouy
today. charged with stealing vest
from ~ east First south street. The
Justice placed John out ~ harms way
Tor O. days during which time he viii
board ~ the eity Jail.
Eph Kelly was up charged with vag.
ranoy. lie viii board with tho city for
60 days
A Jackson. Tor being drunk and
creating a disturbance In q saloon. wns
fined so.
one hundred and eighty dollars was
gathered In from the gamblers aud
loNd women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
BURIED CITY IN UTAH.

\ letter received by Mrs. j. q, wcav-
dr from her brother. ole Ahisirom Of
Troplc. Utah. makes mention % n
buried city that he discovered south n
that place. Mr.. Ahlstrom Il a sheep
man aud while out with his herd ran
across tho ruins In an unffequentsd
place. Mr. Ahistrom brought many
hne specimens ~ pottery and other
triukeia frpm the ruins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
VISIT TO STATE PRISON,
Legislature win Inspect the Common
Nealth's Penal Institution
Tomorrow.

The members Of both branches Of the
Legislature will visit the State prison
tomorrow. The Joint assembly viii
meet at noon as usual and take at least
one ballot for United States senator
The Senate and House VIII each hold
sessions and transact buFineHs before
making the trip. The greater part ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Partisan rolie. .athsr In the Msi-ontent.
Daring Yesterdays Funeral services.

Paris. Feb. .i.-DoputioH Defouiedc.
Marcel Herbert and Aiheyoye. who
were arrested last night, were cnn-
Gen. ROGET who declared that N. De-
ruuleie had tried 20 induce him and
his troops 10 march on the l.lysc.
Palace. The friends OF NJ. Derouiede
fear that no viii be- tried before Tho
senate sitting nH u high court. In all
the police made about 900 arrests yeu-
tarduy
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Ams,r % Atrhanl.l.n nepor,ea nraa.

bombay. Feb. 2l-'rherc are persist.
cnt rumors among tho natives at
feHhnwur that tho hmcer ~ Afghnnia-
tan. Ahdur Hnhman Khan. ~ dead
The Indian government has not re-
cclvod any confirmation OF the report.
but Il " thought quite probable that
such Information would come more
speedily through native channels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
GoMrl Avn IVA Mrnr.
Cuban Uen.rsi IA reitsd by Patriots with
No.ss sud Laurel Mrsaths.

New York. Feb. si.--A dispatch TO the
Herald from Havana says;
A. nucun Vista the train on which
Maxine Gomez was travelling stopped
long enough for Comes and Lee to
shake hands. A. II started the Amer
lean soldiers were cheering Gomez,
while from the cars hundreds were
shouting "yiye" for Lee.
A. Gomez stepped from tho train AZ
Muralann he was pelted with r0scn
and laurel wrcnths until he cried FOR
mercy. n required half an hour FOR
the insurgcnt troops 10 cStrlcate theft
chief from the crowd which was mad
with enthusiasm. Then he was -.
curtcd By the cuban ana American
troops 90 the residence which had been
prepared and where he dined with Lee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The case ~ n. l. Miers " T. W
Madison, on appeal, came NJ heforv
Judge Cherry Thursday afternoon.
Plaintiff brought suit a. recover thr
sum OF tiS.i0 alleged 10 be- tho ha'tnce
due on a certain order drawn b. o. a..
Taylor IN favor of plaintiff and ucrrut-
ed By defendant The ruae w1t trlri
before Commissioner Harmed Pratt ln
January, 1876, ana judgment rendered
IN favor OF the plaintiff
Judge cherry reversed the commits
fioner'H court By rendering Judgment
for the defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
HTOCIl TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. too NJ 81 a.. 900 az si.lsi..
Dalton and Lark. 800 at o..
Daisy, 500 at snc,
EaElr, 500 al To-,
-Four Aces. 600 nt h9itci 200 nt Sic;
too ~ tsc. r.ller 10 days. Boo at sgts,
seller 20 DAYS.
uaiOua. 100 ut t2itc.
l.nwvr Mammoth. 800 at sici 600 at
s0A.
Northern Iight. 1900 az ssc.
star Consolidated, 100 at 81 IS. 200 al
tilsih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Sacramento. Cal. Fob. et--Gruvc l..
johnson was given "a complimentary
vote Tor senator today by the licpub.
Leans. and william H. Hearst by the
Democrats, Thrrr WAS no actual
change In the deadlock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

New York. Feb. sl.-Thc following
bulletin was Issued NJ . am. today
Mr., klpllng passed u comfortable
night The lower part % ihc left lung
somewhat Involved Condition Il not
worse. a. J, JANEWAY. ~. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

The best Plano In the world, Chick
erlng. Daynes Music Co. "a Main
Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Latest Marches and Cake Walks.
Daynes Music co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

sterling Pianos. the coming instru-
ment. Daynes Music co.
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Fourth Anni,srsar, ot the Revolution C.is-
hr.tsd WIN becoming Functions.

Havana. Feb. gt-Four years ago
today the revolution Ia cuba, which
has Just ended IN the disappearance
~ Spanish rule from this island. broke
out and today IN a general holiday. tri-
umphal arches have been erected Ia
tho different quarters OF tho city bear
ing fatriotlc Inscriptions, rockets are
popping In the air, bands are playing
au' Gen. Ludlow, governor OF Havana,
h1H given permlHHl0n 10 the cubanf to
bring go Of their troops Into tho city
with Gen Maxine Gomez. who has
selected this day Tor his iriumphal en-
uy into the Cuban capital.
Gen. Ludlow win also receive Gen.
Gomez with military honorH. and Gen.
brooke desires To show the cuban
commander every attention. Gomez viii
attend a charity hall this evening at
Tncun, the proceeds going 10 the or
phana Of cuba.
Tho bremen win give n fre drlil NJ
their house in Central Park IN honor
Of domcz. who VIII witness II aud ne
win be banqueted tomorrow by the
city. The Cuban assembly meets 10.
morrow under tho presidency Of Con.
Gomez ana Il II hoped that tho menu
bers VIII get down To business.
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chlekcrlng Pianos Daynes Music
Co.
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rules, ayes ie. absent 2
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced.
read and referred 10 committees!
<. II. No. 81, By sm00t, tp amend sec
ton 24tT ~ the statutes. relating ~ the
duties of the dairy and food commits
siuner.
$. H. no c.. BY smooi. 10 amend title
u - the statutes. relating to dairy
pruductn.
$. y. No. 81 by Smoot 20 prevent the
feeding ~ unwhosesome food to cattle.
=. u. No. 60. by Stewart. 10 prevent
the sale % milk and dairy products
from cattle affected with Tuberculosis,
etc.
> y. No. q. by Chambers 20 amend
section ilii ~ the statutes. relating
10 property exempt from taxation.
:. D. No. 60. by Chambers 10 provide
Tor an appropriation in aid n an In
tcfnnuntain exposition. TO be- held In
Salt Lake city. In lsgp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Estey Organs. $1,000 In use. The best
In the world. Daynes Ausic Co.
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TnE CRIr CURE THAT DOrs CURE
Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces Ia
Grippe. The genuine has l.. u. o on
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