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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13


MURRAY & READY. Phone Main 5S4S
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
Harness maker for large ranch. ................
Blacksmith's helper, same ranch..............
Blacksmith's helper country shop, $92 50....
Cabinet maker, city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6 farmers, large vineyard company $50 and
found; s mixers, SIS and s22 so and found;
laborers, near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 farm hands. .............. ...S2o and found
woodchoppers for large lumber company, 75c
cord for 4-foot redwood; tiemakers. 6XSxS, &c
each; Tnlker and wife .d1airy, ranch; farmer I14
RAY & READY, 634 and 6S6 Clay st.
MIXERS for Oregon, s25, fare paid see
boss here. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636
Clay st.
Porter and runner country hotel; second
baker, city, s25 and found; shirt polisher,
and $40; bed maker, $40; cook for an orchard
company, S25 and found; hotel and boarding
house cooks. MURRAY & READY, 634 and
636 Clay ST.
C. r. HANSEN & Phone Grant 1856
Want for the coast road. free fare
carpenters. s..............1 railroad blacksmith
teamster and laborers for Valley and noun
tain railroad; carpenter, house work, 80 so
day; blaCksmtth's helper for ranch, S25 and
found; mixers, s25 farmer, fare advanced
$40 and found; farmers, $40; mixers, city,
SIS, and others s........................... =.
gang of laborers for rockwork, 81 60 a day,
board So 90 a week. company work
3 laborers for quarry. 81 70 a day; team
sters city, 81 rs a day; woodchoppers 9Oc
81 10, 81 80 and 81 so cord, Sacramento and
Mariposa counties Observation-Disclosures.
Second cook, hotel. $50; broiler, hotel, $45: 8
second cooks, country hotels, S35; second
cook mine boarding house, S35; cooks helper
for mine. S25; second cook, restaurant, $40
week; broiler, restaurant, $40 week;
dishwasher s25 Observation-Disclosures.
wafheman and assistant cook, country hotel
free fare; bell boy, experience and reference,
SIS. free fare. C. r. HANSEN & CO., 104
Geary st.
NEAT young head waiter of good appearance
for a springs, $40. c. R./HANSEN & CO.,
104 Geary st.
COLoRED walters, hotel north, fare paid.
C. R. HANSEN & CO, 104 Geary St
WANTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 laborers for mill company, short distance
in country $40 and board; laborers for rail-
road, $40 and board.
Scandinavian farmer ....................--...S S25
to milk 10 cows and chore about ranch.
SIS; shingle sawyer. .,....'S4O and board
farmers for vineyards. orchards, etc. $40;
woodchoppers and tiemakers. w. d.
EVER & CO, 626 Clay St
WANTED-Cook and wife for springs, $50:
porter. springs, $40; night waiter, 50 a week
second baker, and others Apply to ]. f.
CROSETT & CO., 62S Sacramento st.
wANTED-Gardener for country. $25; gravel
miners, 81 80 day; quartz miners, S2 day and
board: blacksmiths. $50. $52 and $54: farm
ers, $40; choremen, $40. 10 laborers, 81 70 day
and others. Apply to ]. F. CROSETT & Co,
62S Sacramento st
WANTED-Gardener private place. $50: second
cook. $40 second cook, S35; kitchen hand $40
dishwasher. s25; waiter, plain hotel, S25;
washer for laundry, country. $50; laundry
man, near city. $50; gardener for nursery SIS
etc. ANDRES, S16, Stockton ST
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROOMS papered from So; whitened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 319 Sd st.
BAD tenants elected for 81: collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. AIS Montgomery ST. rooms 9-10 tel. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13

BAKERS. Laundry HELP. .Porters
Porter and runner country hotel; second
baker, city, SIS and found; shirt polisher
$780, dishwashers, different places. SIS
and $40; bed maker, $40; cook for an orchard
house cooks. MURRAY & READY, 634 and
636 Clay St.
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TO exehange-Cyclone camera for mandolin or
guitar. W. MOSELEY, care SERGEANT
HUGHES, Casual Detachment, Presidio
WANTED-A secondhand hair picker. Apply
to c. MELSKOV, Ills Howard St. nr. 7th
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

10 RAILROAD laborers for mill company. $40
are areu and others WARD & CO.. 60S-6l0 Clay st.
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

A COOK and laundress; American family; IS
per month MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter ST,
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13

books; Richmand and Horn
er's Addition; Sunset Heights: and home
steads: give prices and particulars. Box $50,
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13
SITUATIONS wANrED-continued-

RESPECTABLE girl wishes situation under
stands German cooking thoroughly, or would
do general housework in small family; wages
s25. 2226B Geary st.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

OPERATORS on overshirts and underwear.
LEVI STRAUSS & co. 36k Fremont st.
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AT THE RESORTS.


sunday. Aug. i3-Basc bail, Il, q. W.
W Short Lime. Concert $3.50 ana o,
Tuesday Aug, lj-PeOple's day,
Wednesday Aug, iG-Eutucht club.
Thursday. Aug. l1-Young Ladies' Aid
society.
Friday. Aug. ls.-2. c. N. l. Shoe
factory. Rode race and base ball.
saturday Aug, lg-lL q. W. EN-
ployes, Ogden and salt Lake.
AT sALTAIR-
Following arc some OF the bookings
at Saltalr Tor the near future'
Monday, August ii-Ladies Day,
TUESDAY. August i5-SiNtecnth ward.
Wednesday, August l6-Suefols and
Luebs carnival OF characters,
Thursday August l1-MutuM Inn
pruyement day.
This Is sugar beet day at Saltuir
once "a year the employees OF the Utah
Sugar company the sugar company d
agents md many of tho main beet
growers OF Utah county assemble 10 eu-
Joy "a Hooiahle time and 10 consult re-
garding their mutual Interests, This
year they agreed 10 unite at beautiful
Saltair ana about 900 came up from the
south this morning, 200 coming from
Lehl alone; Manager r.. n. Cutler Is Iu
the thronEi but he viii leave early to
take tonIghts train Tor the East.
The people OF salt Lake city will be
treated Co a novelty at Saltair Wcdncs,
day, Aug. 10th, mt the Kings carnival
and children kirmess, Some of th1
main features are "a genuine all black
cake walk by ten colorrd couples Some
OF these walkers ars from well known
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ish speculation. Consequently the Arm
ness of time money whloh has Degn
held az fhu5 per cent had decidedly
less Influence. though IN conservative
quarters the necessity u caution u
urged In view Of the high prices FOR &C.
curItica and the probability that money
VIII command permanently better rates.
London was hardly "a factor In this
market. except sO far aa the action Of
itF money market influence the imam
clnl situation here. The foreign trans
actions in our stocks were about equal
ly divided between buying and selling
and amounted % little. Activity on
the part ~ the commission houses was
rertfICtCd, indicating that the puhlica
share In speculation Il rutnor impor.
tnnt though toward the end ~ the
week there appeared 10 be some re-
moved buying from that source. Pool
operations in some " the leading stocks
and speclnitics furnished occasion. how
ever, for nearly an the activity the
market exhibited. and IN most cases
whore efforts were put forth 10 advance
"a stock O. following ~ buying orders
was secured.
IN spite " ita strong UNDERGONE. the
market has been somewhat HuAHmoilc
and Irregular and in the bond depart
mpnt the combined effects Of dullucsH
and higher rates Tor money produced
H1mo concessions particularly among
bonds bearing u low rate o. interest,
but which sell nt high figures.
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kler Great Expansion Il Hesitates,
Says Dunn's Review Of Trade,
BUYING HAS NOW HALTED.
Failures Have Becn I3O In the United
states This Week ~ Against 100
During same Week Last Year.

Sow York Aug ii-R. O. Dun a
Co.'s Weekly Rcy.ew Of Trade VIII say
tomorrow After great expansion, bus
iucss hcsitatca. This yeas d is aston
lshinr that hesitation has been an
SLIGHT lu one branch after another
buying hls halted. only TO be followed
by larger buying The output ~ iron
furnace in blast Aug I was 2g90i2 tons
weekly. pr G.s per cont more than w
1899 and 90 per cont more than last
year with u decrease ~ 2f.1Gi tons iu
uua0iI stocks. nearly half 40 charcoal
Iron. the apparent consumption ana
exports ga not cXcced il2O.tN tons.
which barely equals the lowest report
uf production Aug. T. and other fur
Mares have started since that date. with
several more Go follow. The supply up.
pears 90 b. ut the east equal 60 tho
demand. although new demands Tor the
week have covered 400 tons Tor now
buildings nt chicago. with much for
bridges. and 1000 tons FOR eastern
buildings nj pittHhurg In bars both
eastern and western mills ARE unable
% take orders offered. nor On plates can
they take III orders anywhere. while In
sheets the western mills are oveIcruWd-
90. though the eastern demand 10
Thc Connousvulc coke output IL
again tFl $50 tons FOR the week. with
only 900 ovens idle. and prices arr I'M
changed. Tin. following London, has
risen TO 90 cents. but fell 10 80 80 ccnb.
and copper o. hard TO grt az lN'h cents
for lake. Load IL quoted nt " ~ 10
50 90. SOLE leather has slightly advanced
with hun and split. but tho cpnNrn-
ton ~ boot md HhuomakCra prupu ~
TO advance prices though without den
mite authority. New orders arr now In
some lines larger than the works can
accept though 10 many others NOR"
moderate, and not exceeding hht inc
uttput Chicago reports hides slightly
lower Tor packers but o. shade higher
for country hun and heavy cows,
Wool lH % little lees after ~ great
rlsc. and inside quotations are Hume-
times accepted, but sales at the three
! chief markets have been 20 t'l
I pounds In two weeks. against p i'3 'Hl
pounds IN tho Same weeks ~ lsli. ANA
D 10 flG 900 In tho same wrakn ~ 1902.
Wheat receipts at the west have been
| gGi2. $50 bushels IN two weeks, against
/ 5Gt5.pc0 bushels last yonr making u
hnrd 90 believe the unfuvorthlc crop
| rstimnteH which Ht'll come forward
/ from unofficial and official sources
The exports have alackencd. amount
] inr 90 only c2Gl.i31 bushels, Hour in.
/ ciudcd from Atlantic porul against
I EQtGgit bushels last year. and from Pa
| clio ports 600 200 bushels. against sll,'
/ gl5 last year. other exports bsing bih,'
/ $40 bushels. Contradictory rtnrlc'
/ about foreign crops weigh but uttl'
compared with tho actual buying Of
grain and movement from the farms
Tho truth aooms Co be- that the suppl
of wheat M the spring wheat region q
larger than anybody had supposed.
Failures Tor the week have been lA
| IN tho United States, against 100 laH
| year. and 20 In Canada. against Is Jas
| year.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Includes Science, History, Fiction and
Juvenile Literature.

The following additions have been
made 10 tho public free library during
tho week,
APPLEroN's SCIENTIFIC SERIES.
Groasc-b beginnings u art.
Jovons-Moncy and the mechanism OF
exchange.
observation-disclosures OF blmctalism OF
the United states
lecky- European morals. vols
Lomhrusu-rhe female offender
Mason-Woman's share IN primitive
culture.
Morrison-Thc Juvenile Offenders.
IhuHalg- Wages and capital.
Trowhridgy-W What II electricity.
Taylor-AnthropoloEy.
WcllH-llrCunt economic changes.
White-llihtory OF the warfare OF
science with theology. 2 vols.
Noumhns-Culturo demanded by mod
crn lifu
nuckIngham-Iife OF WIN. A. Buck.
ingham.
Gardener-Housc that GIN built.
Gree Springfield memoirs.
kotch--iilH ten wives,
ltuhnes-Faclul diagnosis.
Leupp-liuw 90 prepare for a civil
service examination.
Mackenzie Studies In Roman law,
pruul--POlltlcll crimes
Reynold8-lilHt0y OF the Book Of
Mormon.
symonds-story OF Perugla.
Trinc-What all the worlds n-scek-
Ing.
wallace-Land Of the Pueblos.
FICTION.
Churchlll-Rlchard Curyol
bhhlgrun-Ghlm, his Washington sea-
son.
0nsh-The false star.
HubcrtOn-The Chuutnuquuns.
Olllyunt-liob; the son OF battle.
steycnson's complete works. Thistle
| edition.
ThOmpson-Kl Of Honey Island.
WilHuu-Nushti.
Wall1Ce-The Fair God.
Wallace tsousan) Rcpose In Egypt.
JUVENILE.
nanos-Commodore cambridge. Horu
OF Erie. -
Buucrworth-Pilot OF the Maynower.
Carroll-Aicc'a adventures In Won
/ derland.
CaHuemon-FranlI among the ranch
| eros. Frank az Don Carlos ranch.
Flnlcy-Elale az Nantucket. ElHle'a
/ friends az Woodbun, Elsle's kith aud
/ kin. New relations, Elsle's woman
[ hood.
| MeMasters-school history OF the Uni
/ ted States.
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WAS WELCOMED
To HEBER CITY.
Municipal officials Tender Him
the Freedom OF the Town.
BRASS BAND-G0OD MUSIC.
The city HAS on Its Holiday clothes,
aud Flags aud bunting Are EverJ-
where Concert Tonight.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws.l
iIobcr city. Aug. i2.-Prosldcnt Snow
loft Salt Lake this morning at s.25 to
attend the wasatch Stake conference.
The President was accompanied by his
wife, Minnie J. Snow. his daughter.
Mabcllc. and his son. L. iloi G.. Prcsl-
dent Jos. y. Smith and wife. Apostle
Lyman. Bishop Preston. John Nichol-
son una Reporter Arthur Winters
The ride over the Utah Central was
thoroughly enjoyable to all the party.
and the journey was continued In COM
Portable Carriages sent from Heber
city. Upon approaching the city the
party was greeted most warmly by sew
orhl hundred citizens Of that place. who
came ont to meet tho distinguished
visitors.
President Abraham Hatch Of the
WaH1tch stake. Accompanied by other
stake officers and city officials. rode up
10 tho President and rendered him the
freedom ~ the city ana a hearty well
cuiue ut the depot
Marshal Cummings. marshal Of the
day In n handsome uniform ala full
justice 90 hla office and drew more 'han
HE due portion Of attention. Another
pleasant feature was the attendance u
70 largo brass band. which made the
air fairly ring with music The process
sion na 70 entered the city presented a
sight never TO be forgotten.
There were one hundred vehicles In
all, Today 10 one that win be- prone
inent IN the history Of iober city. All
business places and many private resi-
dcncea are deliberately decorated win
naEa and bunting All the people.
young and old. have turned out TO do
honor 10 the venerable President Much
credit ~ due President Hatch Tor the
perfect success Of the undertaking.
Al the young people met this after
noon on tho large lawn in front u
President Hatch's beautiful homo and
aerpnadcd the President. after which he
shook hands with Thorn all.
A concert will be given this evening
by the members Of the Provo choir, Who
are here Tor u summer outing, The
third session of tho conference will be
held tomorrow morning.
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London. Aug. i2.-Prcsldcnt Kruger
stlll seems 10 be waiting ON events.
The latest kilograms arr more reasaur-
Ing. but nothing decisive is known "a
TO whether Mr., Chumberlnin's proposal
for a Joint inquiry win be accepted The
fact that the semi official German pa
PEERS are beginning 10 hint pretty plain
Is that the Truusvahl can expect ma
help from Germany may combined
with the British governments steady
preparations Tor war, serve a. hasten "a
satisfactory settlement, In any case
no military movements would be- pos
slhlc until october,
4 rumur Is current that Great Britain
has secured a concession from Portugal
providing that IN the event Of hostilitlps
IN South Africa, Great Britain would
be permitted to land troops ut pelag0n
Ray and march them Into the Trans
yaal. This rumor. however, lacks con.
hrmatlon and Is generally dIscredited
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CASlMlR- PERlER
GIVES EVIDENCE,


Continued from page onel
companylnF his uttetanucs with gcs-
lures OF his right hand said.
My words have certainly been dis
turtcd for l have no recollection 90
such "a letter. The words the former
president OF the republic has Just ut
tered are exact. have never even
In my mind. supposed there was any
engagement undertaken by him and
that he had not held thereto. can
well understand the indication of NJ.
CAsimior-pcrior but such an idea never
crossed my mind
M. peMnnro had asked mo nt the
time OF the trial. in conveying through
NJ Wulduck.lsdHrcnu, my request Tor q
public trial. that this publicity should
only be- On condition that the question
NJ the origin of the documents remained
secret | gave my word of honor not
Co raise this question, and IN that
bow before the superior interpsts % my
country. In my mind % was with the
defense and not with the president of
the republic, that the word uf honor
was given I never had an Idea that an
engagement was made between the
president and myself Never. never"
Juunust Then you declare false these
letters In which u a. said the president
OF the republic entered into certain cu-
EuNNiUNNih WIN YOU
broyfua replied. TN any case the
sense has been completely dlFtUatcd,'
NJ Caslmir-Perirr gave his evidence
with "A blanchod face. but w the deter
mined tone Of u man who maintains
every word uttered, which inspired con-
ndcuCc In hla words,
Tho members of tho court martial
listened TO him respectfully.
GEN, MERCiER ENTERS.
when his testimony was ended NJ.
Cusimir-pericr was conducted back 10
hin seat by a non-cOmmlssloned officer
and Oh eyes wcrr directed towards a
door 10 the right. There was a moment
uf painful suspense and then Gen
MERCER entered the court room and
was conducted 10 the witness stand by
u soldier. lie lifted his right hand be-,
! fore the cruclhN and swore 10 tell IN,
/ whole truth. lie appeared 20 be- IN
broken health. lie spoke with hoaip'
/ voice. coughcd frequently. and asked e
/ be allowed 20 be seated.
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TO THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Pleasant Trip to be Undertaken by
Mr.. John u, Spencer.

Mr.. John d. Spencer leaves on Mon
day for trip 20 the thousand Islands.
the journey being In the way Of "a COM
pllmentnry recognition by the New
York Life Insurance co. of the oNcrp-
tlonm records Of lts representatives
throughout the various States.
The New York Life II the first com.
pany TO offer prizes 10 those ~ ~
agents who write "a certain amount OF
insurance In a given time. and Mr.
Spencer IL among the few N its i've
thousand agents who by their energy
have achieved "a place OF honor which
entities them 10 no less u prize than d
free trip to the Thousand Islands In
cluding all incidental expenses. He Will
while there attend q convention of Tho
fortunate agents. The News" adds lt.
congratulations TO those OF his many
friends. ana wishes him bon voyage
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Will Be Held at Fort Douglas
This Year Beginning Sept. a.
SIX COMPANIES - 2i MEN.
WIN Pitch Their Tents where the
Utab batteries were Located Prior
60 the war with spain.

Pursuant to general order issued
from Governor Wells ohlcc ana signed
by u. II. Wells. az acting adiutant
general. the Utah National Guard Will
go into camp 1T Fort Douglas septom-
bcr TN They will remain In their tents
FOR six days The camp will be pitched
on the slt that was occupied by the bait
tofics as Camp Kent prior TO their
departure Tor Manila. There will be six
companies. with total enrolment Of
ggt men and twenty officers. that viii
take part. The present strength OF the
companies ranges from thlrty-nve TO
nfty-nve men. a. II and g belong 10
Salt Lake. So has b FAR o long time. but
It 10 20 be mustered out August itth.
ita letter has been adopted by the CONE
pany az Woodruff, Rich county. COM
pany T. 10 at Bountiful and + az Mlnu.
BrIgadlef General Cannon IL Instructed
In the order Issued yesterday TO assem-
bic the troops September ith for en-
Cnmpmcut purposes. The companies
here viii march 10 the camping ground.
outside companies will BE- furnished
with transportation 90 salt Lake.
The men will b. paid uH provided by
statute during the six days they spend
away from their buaiuoHs. Tho Cover
nur'n stan viii receive no compensation.
but the order states that any Volun.
tnry services win be- appreciated 4
quurtcrmaatcr who will be- appointed,
VIII look after the necessary equlpigu.
ratious and other details one cook. nt
n salary % not moro than $3.50 per day,
VIII be allowed each company. The sur
Eeon general ~ directed to report to
General Cannon Tor dtuy In connection
with tho camp. His duty vii consist iu
drilling tho hospital corps nud luullug
after the sick or injured. 10 % proposed
also 90 xiv. the boys some target prnc-
tCc. For this purpose "a range win be
secured and ammunition drawn from
/ the qunrtOrmnHtHr'H department There
/ o. uu specific provision Tor these things
On the order but they VIII hg attended
/ 90 by General Cannon The mlutlnmeu
] were not overly pleased when they
/ learned that they are 90 camp az Fort
/ Douglas The most uf them ANTICIPATED
/ going o. Castillo Springs or some other
I resort. They don't fancy much. the Idea
/ % six days % hard work on the drilling
| line with little chance for relaxation.
/ II IL evident that the authorities pro-
| pose 90 make this "a camp ~ instruc-
] tlnn ana not q vacation picnic. Conc
panicH a. o and e. Of Salt Lake aud
] y vi luunuful were yesterday ordered
! 90 take part in the parade next Catur-
| day IN honor of tho returning battery.
/ men. They viii report With the Hgnnl
| corps al the nrmory at o'clock in tho
morning, prepared 10 march with tho
] volunteers. Colonel HltChlo Will be la
! command. on receipt OF yesterdays or.
l der he viii report 90 General Penroae.
grand marshal. who win designate a
/ place 90 be occpuiod by the command In
the parade.
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Denver. Colo. Aux. i2.-it is an
nounced this afternoon that the rn9si-
srs at the omaha and Grant Smeli'r
was quietly started With hfty mon y'a-
terday morning ana thai lhr l'IN.'
employee of the plant are rapidly ape
plying tor work. The union voted nEuln
last night Co continue The Eight hut th,
men afr nil Co be hreakIng away. li
IL tho intention of the company Go blow
In part Of the furnaces in a day ur Two
and Il ~ predicted by the officers thli
all the old men VIII DE- BACK al M.Lh
within Ia week. The furnaces ut the
Globe plant are also being put iu shape
for operation An BE- quiet 30 far
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ORE NNp BuLLIOy RErOR rs.
BAMnERGER & MCMILLAN.
snARKEY is IMPROVING.

Police oniccr Andrew Smith has
sworn to complaint In the district
court charging william sharkry the
fellow who came near soaring the lie
out OF tho boardcrs at the Alyord
House "a fcw nighta ago, with insanity.
No arrangement has been made 10 awe
ShBrkcy "a hearing Tor the reason that
he now appears Co BE- Improving Il 10
believed the mans actions We're due to
mild attack OF the delirlum tremcnA.
sometimes called snakes"
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HEWLETT BROS. co.

eastern coiorod theatrical troupes. A
white cake walk by local talent and an
oriental arm by twenty young ladleHe
from the Retail clerks association.
Ton young men viii also Eu through
the manual of Zouuvc drill under CONE
mnnd of Capt klnasg
Bartholomew horses will continue 10
delight the audiences Tor another week
AZ Lagoon. lack and Iill" win slide
down the tuboggnu "Sclum" viii 80
through nil hla antics IN pursuit Of the
handkerchief and the biz feature. u
the cake walk. roe on ln every show.
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The NEWS" INDEX.

80
p..,..,. Al, ,,,...,,.,. A.. ~,
Volunteer Reception Ncwa'
preyfuF' startling Accusation Against
zen. Mefclcr Tnalmlr-fcrier
"lNes Evidence
Pase p
hoeer city Welcomes President
N., snow o,.., =. H.. r.. ,u.,.,
Encainpment al lori Douglas.
Salt Lake and General Business Re-
view,
Latest Local Occurrences
Page -
Frank q. Carpenter on Gambling Ia
Porto Rico and Milton Dollar hu-
lar Expedition.
Page -
Editorial. 'lrsf
~.
iass ,, Va
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PsEe g
mining News ~ 7
rage =
Ogden. Provo and other State Hap
P"'"'''
lagc 3
Edwin East Falls. from a. Parachute
W nnu ~ Ns VIZ ~ St,S'''''' 'o''''
fasc p
en-. ii el,,r ~ iinW"'I i iih w
AmericaB Oldest Living statesmen.
rage "
Destiny 81 the Latter-duy Saints by
ireH' JOS ~ smith,
paEc IL