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ment that prisoners are not allowed to
use it is absolutely false.
Further than that, there is an excel
lent funigator at their disposal any
time of the day or night, and a room
has been fitted up for fumigating pur-
poses The prisoners can have all the
insect powder they need, and if they
is due TO their OWE Incidence. I buy on
an average of one pound a week.
Tramps Bring the Vermin.
Sanitary conditions are, of course,
not of the best in an old building like
this" continued the jailer, ''and the
city viii not furnish every five-day
prisoner with a new suit of clothes
Nine out of every ten tramps who come
in bring vermin with them, and ii is
impossible to keep clear of it. The
bedding is fumigated regularly
The jailer says that Gorth's point in
calling attention TO the part of the
day when bad conditions can be seen,
is TO have the lady visit before the
place has been claned, and at which
time the prisoners are moved upstairs
in order that the work can be done.
As matter of fact" said he, the
prisoners prefer the downstairs corri-
dor, because it has less vermin.''
The charge that Jailer Kimball sell
dom goes in the corridor, he pronounces
untrue. He sees to the cleaning of the
place every day, is always. there at
meal times, and even if his only visit
was with visitors, he claims that they
come often enough to give prisoners a
chance to make known their wants
nearly every hour of the day.
The fear of dungeon and sweat
box" said Jailer Kimball, lis absurd.
| have not used the sweat box more
than twice year for the past three or
four years, and then only in cases of
serious refraction."
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MARKET WELL STOCKED.
BUT PRICES ARE HIGH

The fruit and vegetable market pre-
sents few new features this week The
display of fruit is especially fine, but
prices remain high and housewives are
StlH forced to contemplate empty fruit
jars. Peaches, plums, apricots, pears
and cherries OF an unusually good quail
ity are coming in from California
Peaches especially are good, and prom
lse to be much cheaper. Cherries sell
for 20 cents a pound, the others bring
10 cents
Watermelons and cantaloupes are
plentiful on the market. The former
come from Texas and sell for 80 to 80
cents each. The latter still come from
California, and sell for to 10 cents
each.
black currants of a fine quality. They
sell at 10 cents per quart Raspberries
are also plentiful, and sell for 10 to 10
cents per quart. The red berries are of
a superior quality; the black ones are
Indifferent. Apples are beginning TO
come in, but Sre of poor quality, as a
rule. Most of them are wormy. They
sell for 80 TO 40 cents per peck.
Blackberries are coming in more
freely They still bring 10 to 10 cents
per quart; but these berries are plenti-
full and will be cheaper next week. but
there Will be no cheap fruit of any kind
as that term was understood in past
years.
The vegetable market is we'll stocked
with Utah products and the quality is
high. Potatoes, tomatoes. beets. tur-
nips, onions, cabbage and all the less
important vegetables are within the
reach of all. This may be also said of
peas and beans
Butter is unusually scarce and high
er, % cents being a common price for a
good article. But little good ranch but
ter is coming into the market. Eggs
are also scarce and high.
The other branches of the market
show but little change from last week.
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SALT LAKERS SUED.
Action Begun at Pennington to Re-
cover So, OOO-Probate Matters.


Pennington, July &.-The North Ameri-
can Loan & Trust company and l. H.
Hole. trustee, have commenced suit
against George Arbogast. Jesse Arbogast.
r. Nj. Gurnsey ana Davis county, TO
foreclose a note for S2.0e0, under date of
Feb. ], 1891, secured by a mortgage on
lots /, and 3 and the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter of section .,
township l north, range l west, OF salt
Lake meridian. The note bears u per
cent interest from Aug. l, 1876. 10 date
Plaintiffs ask 500 attorneys fees. Davis
county is made defendant because OF hold
ing a tax sale title 10 the mortgaged
property. The other DEFENDANTS are salt
Lake people.
Minnie Ball Cook has flied petition in
the district court asking that the Will OF
her mother, T.. NJ. Ban. lately deceased,
be admitted to probate. and that petition
er have letters test lmentary issued 70 heI
The heirs are Robert SAL OF halspell
Mont; Mary b. Brandon of Gunderson,
Mont; Katie b. Mcbride and Minnie y.
Cooke of BOuntiful. Mrs. h. NJ. Ban died
in BOuntiful. Jan. % 1899.
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motorcycles In COURT.
Three Hayward Lads Before Judge
Norrell Yesterday.

Judge Norrell held court yesterday
morning long enough to hear cause
from Albert Meyer. William Synagogue
and Joseph Rausch why they should
not be committed to the reform school,
The youthful gang were pinched last
Monday for breaking into Wanless
hardware store and carrying off a lot
of pocket cutlery. Assistant County
Attorney Van Colt appeared for the
state. and Attorney J. NJ. Hamilton
pleaded for the boys, who range in
age from 8 to II years.
Promises of reformation were made
in Rauschs behalf by his father, who
will endeavor to send him away. On
this stipulation, and the further assur-
ance that the father would report his
conduct regularly TO the county attor-
ney, Judge Norrell released Little
Joe" on his own recogniZance.
Synagogue was released on his moth
ers promise TO send him away to rela-
tives for reformation, and Meyers case
was continued, his bail being reduced
TO $780,
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Thieves Thick In Utah County.

Especial COrrespOndence.J
Provo. July 2S.-The officers today are
on the lookout for bicycle thief in this
city One of a green color was stolen
from w. II. Ray Iast evening and round
by Policeman jerry CIun To-Day near the
depot.
Word came to the sheriff. office today
that a horse, saddle ana DriGie Were sto.rn
at Pleasant Grove W e0nesoay evening.
The horse was found next Gay, but tie
saddle and bride are still missing, ana
the officers are on the INKOut lor the
thief.
Sheriff Storrs also received word today
from Mt. Pleasant that horse thief Ie-
Gently maze way with brown horse and
saddle belonging 10 Oscar Smith of
that city. So lar neither thief nor the
stolen property have been located.
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PROVO DISTRICT COURT.
Orders Made By Judge Booth-New
Suits Commenced.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Provo. July &.-The following business
was transacted by Juoge Booth t0cay:
Estate and guardianship of Evan Car
man ct al, minors, petition TO sell rear
estate heard and granted.
Z. Oscar Peterson vs.. ). q. Larsen; de-
murrer Overruled and defendant given
twenty days 10 plead.
Hannah Osborne vs.. Thomas Osborne.
divorce; trial continued TIL Aug. 8. De-
PENDANT was ordered to pay 10 clerk or
court Sl1.10 costs before the day OF trial.
Attorney Thomas Jonn Withdrew ais
name as counsel for defendant.
Estate Of Andrew Ferguson, deceased;
Dan &. Markham, Llelyn Jones and Jonah
Ainge appointed appraisers
Fannie Ii. Moore vs.. William Bowen ct
al; decree by default in favor OF plaIntin
Med today.
owen morgan today commenced suit
against Frederick Lewis to quiet title To
a twenty-three-acre farm lying west OF
Benjamin. Piaintin is represented by NJ.
NJ. Warner.
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Park CITY Notes.
ispecial Correspondence.l

Park City, July 2S.-John Boyle. the
foreman of the NaleO. mad his family in
creased by one TINS morning. IL was d
girl
DR.. ]. l.. Love. the dentist, is confined
TO his home with bad case OF la grippe.
DIR. NikO is in attendance.
The Hepburn Tourists advertised anOth-
er performance at the Dewey theatre Tor
lasl night, but only three or four people
were in the house when ii was time Tor
the curtain to go up. The money was re-
funded and the house closed. they Will
tour in newer and II is hoped more prOnt-
able fields.
h H. Terhune. the well known smelter
man. has been in the Park Tor Il coupe of
days on mining business.
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Railway Notes.

]. G. Campbell, general baggage agent
at Union station, Denver, is visiting
friends in town. His daughter accom-
pec:es him.
The Oregon Short Line will run three
separate excursions on Aug. 3. The So
ciety of the First Baptist church goes
to Garfield Beach. The Ladiea' Repub-
lican club to Saltair, and the Ogden
Fourth ward to Lagoon.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Zeruah Dunshee to Ellen S. Selfridge.
10 rods by 3s24 feet northwest from
10 feet west of southeast corner lot
. block 81, plat d; ...:....:........... 50, 500
G.. +. Nowlan to j. NJ. Oborn 211a
acres southeast quarter section 30
township 2 south. range / east -. I.5OO
John Kirkman to Henry Kirkman,
10x5 rods southwest from 5 rods
block 20. plat /
]. l. G. Reid to F. c. Nicholson. lots
and Z. block IL. Draper townsite.. 500
Elias Smith. trustee, to ]. |. G. Reid
lots and Z. block II, Draper town
James Williams to lions B. B. So.
l25x33 feet southwest from north
east corner lot ), block lis, plat A.. ]. 600
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Ready For Murder Trial.
(Specia. Corresponden.e.

Provo July 2S.-The officers have been
busy today making u plat OF the ground
near the depot where the murder OF Will
lam strong occurred a. ne plat Will also
contain the depot yard ~nere Oncer
SIrons was seeI. the n.gnt OF the kIinng
and VIII be used in taking the dispositions
of the three tramp witnesses in the case
Book, BlocKyou ana SuGuocK. district
Attorney ). A. King Will take the deposit
uonS or these men tomorrow. after winch
they VIII be allowed 10 nit the road. Con-
ductor Brady, brakeman Hilton ana other
railroad men who were on the train the
night of the murder were here TO-DAY as
slsting the officers in making the plat of
the ground.
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UTAH & PACIFIC TARIFF.
Reduction In Freight Rates Between
Milford and Other Points.

The Utah & Pacific has compiled "a
new tariff schedule, to take effect Aug
/. Comparison with previous schedule
shows the rate between Milford and
Lund the same as before for all classes
of goods, but reductions are made aver
aging about per cent on all classes,
and whether by carload or less, be-
tween Milford and Modena and Milford
and Uvada. This will mean consider
able saving to heavy shippers. A dis
lance tariff will go into effect on the
same date, covering all classev of
freight over all distances Atween ten
and eighty miles.
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Disbursements.
Piles are Universal.

One person in every four has some
form VI rectal trouble. Remedies thai
will relieve are plenty. but there is one
remedy only that radically cures the
most stubborn cases. Tabler's Buckeye
pile Ointment cures blind, bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. no matter
how old or serious the case may be. No
pain, no operation, no loss of time and
but trifiing expense. If your case is
serious you must choose between sur
gerry or Buckeye Pile Ointment. The
latter is the sulest. Price, in bottles.
so cents; in tubes. 20 cents.
Sold by q. C. NJ !. Drug Department.
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FROM GRAY TO BLUE.
Rapid Transit Employees to Have
New Uniforms. %

The Rapid Transit Railway company
has ordered its employees tos discard
the gray uniforms now worm and to
secure new ones of blue cloth as soon
as necessity requires it. Several rea-
sons are assigned for this innovation.
The gray cloth is difficult to procure:
it costs one-third more than a like
quality of blue; is easily soiIed, and
doesn't take kindly TO the cleaning
process. The employees, it is under
stood, will wear the uniforms they now
have until they fail to pass muster, so
for a while there will be no distinct
color worn by the Rapid Transit men.
Eventually they will all be clothed in
blue, the same as those of the Salt
Lake City line.
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JA1LER KIMBALL's STATEMENT.
Prisoner Gorth Lied About Conditions
at the Jail.

Jailer Kimball turns Gorth's appeal
TO ridicule, because of the falsities he
sets forth. Mrs. Boyden went through
the Jail few days ago. and afterward
expressed herself as fully satisfied that
the jailer kept the place as clean as
possible That bad conditions exist.
that there is a sorrowful lack of venti-
1ation and all that there can be no.
doubt, but it is equally true that it Is
all due to the dilapidated condition of
the Jail. which. for many years, has
been pointed 10 as a disgrace to the
cit-y
Referring 10 the Gorth missive, Jailer
Kimball last night said: Every room
of that Jail is scrubbed daily, from the
.drunk-house and basement TO the roof.
1t is whitewaShed twice a month from
top to bottom. Facilities for bathing
are such that any prisoner can take a
bath every half hour of the day, If he
so chooses. The tub, soap and all is
right in the corridor, and the state
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CHICKEN THIEVES SENTENCED.
Called Burglars and Get Year In the
Pen

Especial COrrespondence)
Pennington, July 2S.-Frank Wilson and
James McCarty were brought before
Judge ROlGpp TO receive sentence for bur
glariZing the chicken mousse of John Bon
nemOrt in kaysvliie on June -. 1ney
were each given one year IN the state
prison. The two men were only proven
guilty of stealing enc chicken each. They
were arrested before the chickens were
killed. Sheriff Abbott took the prisoners
10 the pen this afternoon.
Harry Nilvad. who was arrested with
Wilson and McCarty for chicken stealing,
but who was released Wednesday night
for want of evidence TO convict. WIS run
in last night at Lagoon in STATE or
maudin inIoXication- lie spent the night
in jail but was allowed TO go today on
promise 10 leave the country.
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Storm at the Park.
lSpecial Corresnondencel

NcpSCldl NoiIespOHueuce.J
Park City. July 2S-One of the heaviest
rain storms in Park City's history fell
this afternoon. For over an hour the rain
came down in torrents and the streets
were Hooded. From the sidenills large
streams OF water were flowing and IN
many instances residents were Kept busy
keeping the water from flooding their
homes. All the creeks were overlooked.
and young foods could be seen from ali
sides At this writing no serious damage
has been reported.
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Uintah Road Repairs.
(SpeciaI Corresnondence.l }

Especial CorreSpondence.)
Nernal. July 25.-COunty Commission
Dan Allen. who is also road commissions
to superintend the expenditure of Uintah
portion of the state appropriation for III
repair Of roads, has contracted for N
delivery Of the lumber and material IL
new bridge across the Uintah at Foi
Duchesne. Work upon the structure wi
commence in the near future.
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engaged in the honey business The pape
will continue independent in politics, an
WILL its new owners state, devote its spac
TO the material interests OF the section
represents. Former Editor Holdawa
leaves in the morning for Utah county, &C
cOmpanied by his family. where he in
tends visiting among relatives before leay
ing for the scenes of his missionary labor
in Turkey.
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Whites Cream Vermifuge

is the one worm remedy that does ev-
cry possible good without the possibil-
ity OF harm. 1t is a purely vegetable
preparation that cannot fail to expel
worms. II your child eats wen. but
fails to grow; if it is dark under the
ewes. if it is fretful or If it sleeps Door
". the chances are that the worms are
sapping its vitality, retardfng it's
growth and endangering its life. You
can use Cream Vermifuge with absolute
certainty of results. Large bottles
small dose. Price, Is cents.
Sold by o.. c. Nj. I. Drug Department
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Will Be Back Tomorrow.

Logan. July 2S.-City Marshal Farr
expected back from Mexico. whittier
went with the Moses Thatcher party,
morrow.
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Finger Tips Gone.
(SpeciaI Correspondence.

Springville. July ga young man
the name of Nelson. who is employed {
the Rio Grande Western steel gang. 10
the tips of several fingers on his left haT
To-Day \ steel rail fell on them. mas
ing them so badly as TO necessitate amp
tation. VIII Nelson had several slight
mashed at the same time.
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Jagged on Ginger.

Especial Correspondence.)
st. George, July 3.-Indian Janey ar
Young Tom were tried this morning on
charge of drunkenness and found gull,
and nned by Judge Daggett s. and 81, n
spectively. Mode Andrus paid Tom fin
this afternoon. but Janey is still in ia
and likely TO be until justice is Statistic,
Their jag was on Jamaica ginger.
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Concession to the Union Pacific.

Tacoma, Wash, July &c. s. Mel
Ion. president of the Northern Pacific
railway. in an interview today, adj
mitted that the Union Pacific had been
offered a half interest in the Northern
Pacific from Portland TO Tacoma and
terminals in this city on advantageous
terms.
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Big Honey Product.
Especial Correspondence

Vernal. July 26.-Bee men are rush,
with business. The flow of honey is sa
TO be immense and the quality extra nm
c. Z. Bartlett yesterday extracted SO
pounds of the strained article and othe
are equally as busy.
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%zSSI2la.l SSLllJtIs5

Hoods PIN, cure liver ms; the nOn-irrisa,ins ana
only eatharae 70 take with Hoods saIsaPaE.ll.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for at the postoffice.
Salt Lake City, Utah, July IS, 1893. To OBJ
tain these letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters" and give the date
OF the list. If not called for within two
weeks. they will be sent to the dead let
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New Newspaper Owners.
Especial Correspondence.

Especial CONTEMPORARIES
vernal. July 26.-The Vernal Express
changed hands yesterday. The new as
pirants for journalistic laurels are the
Bartlett brothers and Merkeley, formerly
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ONLY 81 OGDEN AND Return
Sunday, july so.

Via Oregon Short Line. by Opal cIu
Train leaves 9:45 a. m. Returning, a
rive Salt Lake $40 and 1850 p. m. 3
cycles carried free.
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The Tenth ward primary day at La
COON, July 81 Monday. Everybody
should go and take their children.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

sibilities. any one of whom would be much
more acceptable to the people here than
any man who might be named from the
outside.
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The London Biograph.
Saltair every evening free.

Y. NJ. c. A road race. Pennington
course. Aug. l. See prizes at Joslin &;
Park and Gardners.
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Ladies' List.

Lassen, Mary.
Mckay, Alma.
McEwan, Mrs. ]. NJ.
McCray. Mrs. Ollie.
Mooney. Miss Marie.
Moore. Miss n. L.
Mcdonald, Mary.
Mumford. Mrs. Ed
gar.
Morgan, Mrs, $40 w.
LIST So.
Miller, Mrs. Laura.
Mead, Miss Helena.
Nelson, Mrs. Mary l.
Old, Mary.
IO'Leary. Margaret.
Oneill. Mrs. j.
Phillips, Miss Frank
Pith, Mrs. Florence.
Piper, Minnie Z.
Ross, c. V.
Rhoades, Mrs. J. d.
Rencher. Mrs. w. ID.
Rickter. Mrs. Lucy.
Summers, Bell, l57 E.
Bird So.
S I u r te want, Mrs.
Rork, A. NJ.
VIM.
Smith. Mrs. Sam.
Skinner. Miss Nellie,
(2).
Schirlem, Miss VIII.
Thompson. Miss Am
ALA.
Woodmansee. Lizzie.
Woodward. Ota.
Whitsey. Miss Alice
NJ.
Whitley. Mrs. Dow
ME.
Williams, Mrs. ii.
Walker. Angie A
Washington, Lucy
Wagner, Helen, 926
h. 9Th So.
/. THOMAS. p. NJ.
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Asimer, Miss Emma
Bastion, Mrs. Mar,
Bent, Blanche, car,
Jno. Bent.
Birch, Miss, care n
Z. A. headquarters
Bigelow, Mary h.
Blair, Mrs. j. r.
Burton. Clara IL.
Cameron, Mrs. Jas.
Mary.
Cherry, Effie 5.
c u mi n g 5, Mrs
Clayton. Mrs. Hattie
Glide, Miss Nettie.
Cochran. Mrs. Ettie-
Christensen. Caroline
Deacon, Mrs. b. H.
Denney. Miss Mary.
Evans, Mary.
Euholm. Miss ]. A.
Fish. Miss Lillian.
Ferguson, Lillian.
Fawcett. Miss Mary
Flanagan, Mrs. j.
w.
Gauser. Thresa S.
Grant. Agnes.
Harrison. Cecile.
Harris, Mrs.
Horrell. Laura A
Hendrickson. Mrs. II
Hinde. Ann ID.
Hogan, Jennie
Holman. Helen.
liver, Mary, SIS Brig.
street.
Jensen. Anna.
Johansen, Tillie.
Jennings, Della.
Janson, Jennie.
Kley. Augusta.
Kennard. Miss Clara
Laws. Edith.
Wade, Mrs. Henry.
Lucus, Mrs. Ellen.
A. /
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Will Wed.
(Speclai Correspon

Especial Correspondence.)
Logan, July 2S.-Ebenezer Wallis of L
gan and Eliza Stirland of Providence we
licensed to wed today.
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Still More Counterfeiting.
The secret service has unearthed a
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COUNTY SCHOOL MONEY.
Treasurer Lynch's Annual Report of
Revenue and Disbursements.

County Treasurer Lynch yesterday sub
mitted to State Superintendent Park of
the department of public instruction, his
report of school moneys handled for the
year ended June So 1899. The report
showed as follows:
Balance on hand July 1. 1898. .......s 416 90
State school fund receipts........ "A. 545 "a
County school fund receipts. q, 3SS IS
Tax sale redemptions. ....... $50 II