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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-29
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, IRE hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 6 to s o'clock a. m. and from
to 6 O'Clock p. q.
ANDREW BROWN,
snpt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved by:
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, June II, 1899. 5zoo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-29
SUGAR MARKET 7
Williams, Dinnond Co.
and WiI|ett & Gray.
Financial Markets of Europe Affected
by British Reverses--Scarcity
ofCane Sugar Supplies.

The following correspondence, dated
December 21st, relative 10 the sugar
markets of the Mainland and Europe,
is furnished through the courtesy of
Messrs. Schaefer & Co.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
ARTISTS.

MISS L. l.. WILLARD ARTIST y
oil and water colofsi pupils desired ~
Vows works Of hrL studln 10 NAlH
Terrace
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pEsEREr EvENINa NEWS sAruRDAY, oCTopER "a, 1893

hear the star spangied banner and
Yankee Doodle
hut. my fellow Republicans. AZ we
are united in advancing full high TO
the front the banner Of Republicanisni,
certain duties Impose themselves upon
" az delegates that will enable IA 10
think what ~ needed to meet the op-
position q that party whose best en-
blem u the game cock u the Philippine
Islands, the rampant rooster.
We must choose as candidates for
the coming election men who. IN the
nrat place. VIII gain the votes " every
man whoever called himself u Republl-
can and we must try Mt the same time
to nominate Some one who will gain
the large headed. large Drained men
who were turned out " the Democratic
convention In order 10 do that We
must nominate Tor the offices at our
disposal. men who have ability. whose
character and attnlnments ~ them to
give ~ ful promise TINT they VIII not
neglect the duties n their Office. but
VIII make such good record that We can
point At the next election aud say,
Look at this picture AMI then az that
this Democratic administration that
proceeded and this Republican admins
trnilon u ours that has Just followed.
For the office of city attorney II ~
qulrca not politician but lawyer
and ! take pleasure In nominating a
man for that once who has every quail.
lhcntion 20 make n record that We can
look back 10 with pride. I nominate
Hon. g. w Morse TO b. city attorney"
Mr.. ocurr. =. Goodwin an at one time
probable candidate made n secondary
speech. Mr.. Wiley brown aiao com
mcnded the ntnoHs n Mr.. Morse 10 the
position, after which Louis Cnhn novel
that Mr. Morse b. nominated hy nrcln.
nation, and II carried with enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
PERSONAL SKETCHES.



The Republican candidate for mayor
Ezra Thompson, was born In Salt Lake
city, In 1850. A a boy he herded cows
and did tho work that generally fell 70
the lot Of a lad In humble circumstance
In those days when he reached the
bordcrland Of mans estate he engaged
In the vocation " freighting from salt
Lake city 90 outlying towns and min.
inE camps. Some eighteen years ugu
he went "a Park city where he took a
contract for handling the ore. coal and
supplies % the ontario Mining COM
pany. In the early ninetles Mr.. 1homp-
son secured stock In the Silver King
Mining company, then an uHdevelopcd
mine Of Park city, but later sprung %
the front aa a BONANZA. He atnl kept up
the orc-hnuling business and Tor many
years has had contracts with the DAILY
West the ontario and smaller mines.
Mr.. Th0mpson has bcon also a director
~ the silver King and Daly-Wcnt and L.
now president OF the Morgan Mining
company. During his residence In Park
city Mr.. Thompson served two terms
on the local city council. The Republi-
can standard bearer then moved TO Salt
Lake city. That was seven years ago.
since which time he has resided In the
Third precinct. In the days of the Pco-
pies party Mr. Thompson was idcnti-
fled with the Liberals: subsequently. on
the division on national party lines he
lined up as Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The rounr Educator wa. Named for rhis
Position BY Ex-Governor Thomas

AZ this juncture Chairman Hammond
Invited Mr, J. 8. Davelcr to take the
chair. who Immediately presented an
Invitation TO the assembled delegates to
attend ball at the ChristcnHcns next
Friday night. The order 81 business
was then proceeded with by the noml-
nation u !. Farley white. by ex-Uover-
nor Thomaa, who made speech 40
follows
- have made several campaigns In
this State In the interest Of the Hcpuh-
llcan party. and I have noticed one
fact which ! think has had an impor-
'ant bearing In past elections. and that
Ia. that the young men 81 tho State
seem to be grnvitatinE toward the Re-
publican party. I believe that We
should at all times when we consist
emily can, recognize earnest young Re
publlcana In the party. ne We have done
here today. I desire 20 present lot
your consideration clean young re-
publican. an honest man. a hard work
or for the party. one who will. I be-
licvc. add strength TO the ticket. Cen
tie ncn. present for your considera-
ton for Tour nominee for treasurer
Farley White 81 the Third precinct"
John y. Niscomb seconded the uomi-
nation. and ~ @. Button moved that
u BE- by exclamation. and hi lamc was
placed on the ticket by unanimous vote.
Mr.. white was called for. ana thanked
tho convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
CITY TEA HERS MEET.
Superintendent copcr Does Not Ap-
prove Of Mecngs on Pay Days.

The teachers tho city schools met
with supcrlntcmnt Cooper In the as
scmbly room Of ie High School build
Ing this mornim Mr.. Cooper said he
did not approved having these mcot-
ings on pay dan Superintendent Coop
cr announced tat on December Goth,
2iih and 2sth tn State Teachers assoc
citation would M ~ annual meeting
lie thought 10 valid not BE- necessary 10
invite the tchicrH 10 attend. He
recommended a.frul educational Jour
mails he though the teachers should
read, He pfofo'd 20 establish IL sort
ut reading clnt1nmong the principals
20 take up the study of professional
works, lie Ia emphasis upon the
necessity OF tcarors maintaining prop
e. discipline In q school room. 90 per-
nit nothing to est that would detrnct
from the ability Z the child 10 pay at
tention 20 his wrk. No one can work
when the limit exhnuatiok has been
reached. The chli should have rclaNa-
tion; Intervals ofrest. Of utter respite.
lie drew a diaErin indicating at what
hours of the day be child 10 most buoy
ant and vigorOu. and duiinH those
hours the work tn IL the msat difficult
should be given.
Clerk Morcton distributed sis.ag2 .gs
among tho teach,rH. this being the
amount Of the ttnry ro1 the nrHt
month OF the prcnnt school wear. The
excess over the firit month I last year
was 81 3Gi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
POLITICAL POINTERS.


There are but two avs Of registration
October 18th and let
DR. II. \. AndcrnotwaB olcctcl chair
man Of the Fifth pcclnct Democratic
convention last nigh
Dennis 9. Elchnoiwlii. Il IL said. be
reelected chaifrnannf the Democratic
city committee thisivcning.
For years the Fouh municipal ward
has been accused blythe other wards u
the city OF "piaylnghc dog In the man
Ger IN all Of the conventions. The
charge has been mile by both parties
This year that secbn failed TO secure
a single nominatioBirom either party.
The rcconvcned convention Of tho
Fourth Precinct DnOcrhts. caused by
the withdrawal ofiiobctt Patrick. as
Hemhlea Monday ilEht. The names
most frequently htrd AZ his successor
nrc; Judge Brndls, C. NJ. Freed head
Of the Freed Furtture company. 4. a.
WattenHtein ana ID. Chase.
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DESERETEyENING news
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

Today's weather report. (observa-
lions taken at a. m. Mountain Time).
Salt Lake City-Barometer. 29iSi.S
inches. temperature. ~: minimum,
Tempe nature, 81; wind. ~ miles per hour
from the south weather. cloudy.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Rain or snow this afternoon and to-
night cooler. Sunday. fair and cool.
For Utah Forecast made at San
FrancifcoD
Rain or snow tonight; fair Sunday:
heavy frost Sunday night,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The low" noted along the southern
California coast yesterday morning has
moved nOrthcastward and now covers
the middle and southern plateau. ia
center being over northern Utah. The
crest OF the high" lice over the Da-
kotaa. Rain has fallen over California,
the middle and southern plateau. vest
crn Houth Dakota and northern illi-
nols. II N much colder over California
and Kansas. The lowest temperature
OF the season. degrees. IL reported
from Calgary.
l.. n. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAGNETIC INSTITUTE.

e6l SOUTH MAIN STREET. SALT LAKE
city, the Wultmur Method currs lll dl'taa
nlllnut mvilcinc or surgery hasldE
ppndcnco solicited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
REPUBLICAN
NOMINEES.
Like Those Of the Democrats They
Were Espedltiously Chosen.
SPEECHES AND ENTHUSIASM
Who They are aud by whom Nomi-
mated Personal sketcbe. tom
paign WIN negin az once.

For Mayor-Ezra Thompson.
For Auditor--A. s. Riser
For iiccordcr-itay G. Nnylor.
For city Attorncy-C. W. Morse.
For TREASURER. Farley White.
For Police Justice-D. n. Twomey
This II the personnel OF the Repub-
licnn municipal ticket nominated In the
Thoster last evening.
The convention rushed its work. and
like tho one held by the Democrats at
the same place the day before. was
through before the sun went down %
Active campaign by both parties will
now begin at once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Ray c. Naylor Is twenty-elS years Of
age and has gained a varied experience
within that quarter OF a century. Born
In salt Lake city In 1873, he received
his education In the public schools 81
this city; finally he graduated with
honors AZ the University. After leav-
lng college he undertook to teach school
for three years occupying hls time dur
ing vacations as shipping clerk for
Studebaker Broa. when the war broke
out with spain, Mr., N0ylor reaigned the
prlncipalship Of the Contervillc schools
and threw In his lot with the Utah
batteries. lie LETT home as private
and returned aa lieutenant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Albert s, Relser. the candidate for
auditor. is ~ years Of age, and In also
native born Salt Laker, For some
time after graduating at the Univer-
sity he was associated with HE father
In the jcwclry business; later, In 1884,
he entered the postal service ~ a clerk
In the Salt Lake poatoiiicc. In 1896
he resigned his position 90 accept the
post Of deputy city recorder under the
late David =. Emery. Subsequently he
occupied a deak In the street depart
ment once. which position he Nils at
the present time.
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larry ImhIen.

AZ the conclusion Of the nomination
for the city offices Mrs. Kelsey moved
that the United States nag BE- adopted
as the party emblem. cries VI Let US
have the Eagle with II" brought out
the explanation that the mover intend
ed this and the motion was carried and
the nag and eagle viii be the Repub-
llcan emblem.
The city committee was authorized to
fll vacancies on the ticket. and at 1855
the convention adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

c. W. Morse who yesterday was nom
mated ms the Republican candidate for
city attorney. was born In Illinois In
1885 ard came 60 Salt Lake Ia lsss.
Previous to coming West he prncticed
law at wellington, Kan, removing to
Garden city Ia 1855, thence to salt Lake.
In the former city he served two terms
as clerk OF the district court, 10 later hll
the appointment OF city attorney OF
Garden city
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TINE AND DISTANCE


In keeug witt us past unhpproach-
able recNi. Inln Pacific H. H.. the
Great OSfland Route. Will. on October
18th, pla' IN Hdvice an entirely new,
strictly ~ clals limited train. 10 be
known the Iold familiar name OF
"rhe Ovland Limited" This IN nd
dltlon tohe prdent excellent schedule.
which I'll be- continued. The NEW
ONERL ND LIMITED VIII leave Salt
Lake q dang at mas a. M, Ogden
l!lb y. h.; arrive Denver u. m,
Omaha, 10 p. In. and Chicago $3.50 "a.
m, In aple Time for all eastern com
nectipns New York, Boston, Wash
ington, &, and be- the most hand
gomely clipped ana fastest train ever
given 10 le Western people. As usual
there wi % no change OF cars 10 Dem
yer. Omg ana Chicago. and only one
change principal eastern cities. Fur
Their 20 cularH az COmpany's office,
"Old Sta" 2Ol Main street, Salt Lake
City.
"Mornss and Mormonism." Last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The nomination for Auditor which at
times during the day appeared would
be somewhat accrtmoniour, was brought
Albert Reiacr by Judge Wengcr. and
Albert W. Raybould by Louis Cohn, but
OF counting the ballots Rciscr was the
victor by a majority OF 6s voice. being
ii0 against 1875. one Of tho chief work
ere In Mr. Raybould'e ranks moved to
make the choice unanimous, which was
done amid great enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Located In the exact geographical ccn-
ter Of the main business portion Of Salt
Lake city. Corner OF Main and Second
South Streets. 2S2 rooms N bath suites.
100 large. light sample rooms
The eye OF the luxury loving COM
mercial man or the swell tourist. al
ways rolling a faVoring glance towards
a very centrally located and elegant.
first class hotel, rests with Complaccnt
satisfaction upon this paiatinl hostlcry.
The Kenyon with an its luxurious
appointments " az much ahead OF the
ordinary so-called modern hotels ns the
Pullman sleeper IL ahead VI the coaches
Of long ago.
The new hotel has been leased TO Afr.
Don Porter. The cnyinhlc reputation
and unqualified success attained for tho
Kenyon 81 the result OF that favorable
Impression always made with each
guest The excellent table and home
like air that pervadoH ~ Invariably
praised by all
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ouIoK WORK VIM NArLoR.


fh'hHshNm hhu 40 bppnueuts
The chairman had scarcely announced
the result Of the ballot FOR auditor when
J., l., christensen. was on hla feet
clnmoflng FOR recognition 90 present tho
name of Lieutenant Ray c. Naylor for
recorder. His speech was drowned In
cries Of ''NaylOrl" and Christensen
cried, IAN right. / second the nomlna
ton II, q, Button moved that the
rules De suspended and the nominal
tIOn be made by acclamntion, which
motion was enthusiastically carried, and
the band played the star Spangled
Banner" and Yankee Doodle" after
which the chair announced Lieutenant
Nuylor nH tho choice of the convention
for the Office OF recorder.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The candidate FOR city treasurer lays
claim 10 being born IN Wales twenty
eight years ago; az the age OF B years
he crossed the Atlantic with his parents
and came 10 Utah. After being the
fourth man to graduate In the scientific
course at the State University. he went
to Cornell college and, upon hia return,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Nominated by Lawyer Van Horn and
Seconded by Goodwin aud Hrown.

The city nttorneyshlp was the next on
the list 20 M and Lawyer Q. w. Morse
was nominated by Mr.W. q, Van Horne,
who said In part
II sat yesterday "a n spectator and
listener at the city convention of the
Democratic or Filipino party As one
who In times past has Ftrnyed tempo
rarlly only from allegiance 90 the Re
publican party 1t does my heart good
10 get back Into a convention where l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Was the result Of his splendid health.
indomitablc will and tremendous cncr-
ry are not found where stomach. Liver.
kidneys and Bowels arc out OF order.
II you want these qualities and tho
eucccas they bring. uHo Dr., klnga New
Life PILE. only 20 cents at Il. G. 81. l.
Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

n he'd had Itching plies Tcy'rc ter.
ribly annoylng but Hucklen's Arnlca
Salvc viii cure the worfe case Of Piles
on earth. n has cured thousands. For
iniurlcn. Palms or Bodily Eruptlons It's
the best salyc In the world. Price 2jc a
box. Cure guaranteed Sold by z. c.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
@TwoMrY ron roLIcr JUDor.
Led uarmsi Pratt In the Race by Nearly
Que Hundred Notes

The nomination FOR police Judge was
the next order of business and two
names were presented 60 the convcu-
ton. viz. Mr.. Harmed Pratt by Mr..
u. n, McnFcr and Mr.. u. II. Twomcy
By Mr.. W. II. Hutchinson.
The vote resulted In SIR. Twomcy'a
nomination. ZIG TO ie2. and was made
unanimous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

n lled the position a Instructor In
lnysios an1 chemistry in the uni-
N,lsliy. and the year filowinr was in-
fn,nustor In physics AID mathomaties.
a..ll,@ the past i've vars be has been
v 49,, elaied with the VOL known hrm OF
Nhite A. Sons company ~ this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

AZ H. rwomcy. the Republican can
iintt Tot Judge Timnony's chair IN
.hs police court. has bon n resident Of
III. CITY for four ears past Mr..
yeara aEo In New Yrk civ. AZ an
early axe he went 10 hdinna. and from
,nste 70 Davenport. u He was admit
~ 70 the bar at lafayette. Ind, at
we nke OF n, and HDscquently prac-
iloei MS profession r. seventeen years
IN IOWA In 1897 he cmoved TO North
Dakoth, whore he emaingd for ten
gtAfs and served term az State
senator, Mr. Twomy came to salt
Lake from Duluth. MN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The october meeting N the officers
and teachers of the sunday schools "
the Salt Lake stake of Zion will be held
on Monday evening next IN the Four
tcenih ward assembly hall. at half past
! o'clock snporintcndcntH are especial
~ requested TO be present
llev. Joel A. Smith has commenced a
series 81 sunday evening talks at the
NJ y. church, corner u Ninth East and
First South streets. The subject Of the
addresses are, "Jin and His Folks."
The talk Tor tomorrow night ~ on
'Jim'e Father" Large congregations
are attending these services.
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FUNERAL SeRvlCtS.

The last rites wt-c observe over tho
remains u Albert q Eunignlycstcrday
at 1880, at the residence OfI G. En-
sign. 2Ci south s,coiid Ed who il
father of the devised. R-iirls of a
eonsolatory nature were mad by Elder
JoAcph =, Taylor special ffnd Of the
family. Two beautiful aclcdons We're
sung during the services by H. Horace
:. Ensign. brother of thu dof based. The
casket vas borne By two others and
two couslns. the latter cfnradea at
Mcrcur. The remains were iid to rest
In the lily cemetery. The house was
well Md with friends. msly having
come rom Mercur and roooie. in
which Ilncea the popular Dung man
spent th last thirteen yeaa of his life.
The nnnl offerings wera alutlful and
covered he cuskct and nlleln good part
of the nom.
Anothr Utah Pioneer ID been con-
signed b earth IN the perJn Of Mr.. FL
lott Hrtwell. when tha simple ser
Vices int marked the ln@ token ~ re-
Hpcct WIRE held al the rsldence OF his
daughte Mr. Geneva Nfnball, at i2t
south Sixth East atrceth cstcrday ar
ternoon. Rev, &, y. Hfbwn oficlated
Ia the sevicca under M rituals Of the
congrcsalonal church, The deceased
was abou No years of No and has been
~ W'AA hAtMh NNMNN ~ NAAA ANA AAAAAN
yrara. Tcro was a hrge turnout 0f
relatives nd friends.
YestcrdR afternoon NJ .. m. funeral
services Vre held oYrr the remains Of
William = Buaby who died after but
"A few daY Illness. 81 pneumonia. The
services wre held u the family rcsi-
dence, $40 puth sevnth East. the ward
Bishoprlo pssldlngI Rcmarla Of con-
soling nntpe we1 made BY Bishop
Spelrs. Eide WilBm Wood and John
Y. Smith-iuch telling and power be-
Ing manlf.t In he remarks Of the
latter two seaker
William .uaby was well known In
this city. living 'bcen born here, and
was particurly prominent IN baseball
circles In n eary s0's, He was p0pu-
lar with evtyboiy. and leaves wife,
Ave chlldrei a other and mother and
brothers an Hlfcra The house was
wholly inicqIte 10 contain the
crowds who s4uhlcd 10 pay the last
respects 20 he deceased and comfort
to the bercped pnes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Eegular services of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Lattcr-day Saints will
he held tomorrow at o'clock In the
Thbornaclc. Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 n. m, and mcctlnrf
MllAcnnl Mnrla % fnIIn.-..
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CHURCH NEWS.

Notice Tor publication In this column on
satuflais should h. handed In not later than
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MIsoELLAnloUs,

40 INVENTORS AND AUTHORS
Caveats hled. examinations made In tho o.
rights applied for, patents secured In alt
couutflos Inventors and authors rights
protected All business private, ". x
Patent AEnucy, uhas v. -taynur. Attorney
anu MANAGER Office Mccormick hulldlnF
salt Lake city. Telephone u, Correspond.
ence with stamps solicited.
JOIN. Sims. CniMMNtYs AND FUR
naccs cleaned and rupaired Utah stove
aud Hardware Co.. ~ W. fhifd south
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