OCR Text |
Show the salt lakk times. Friday, may s. isoi 1 WE ARE OVERSTOCKED!! Owiiv to very recent heavy purchases by our New York buyer the past M d ays, we must unload in order to make room fcr Goods arriving daily and for the NEXT SIX DAYS we will make r&F SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN EVEBY DEPARTMENT BEGABDLESS OF COST I -- 3 Mens' suits, tailor-made- , former price $&'3; this week - - 825.0( Mens' suits, fancy light cassimerc, former price $10; this week $ll.oo " Satin faced ' " " ')0; " - - - 23.oo' " " Plain and fancy stripes and checks, 15; " lo.oo Full satin lined " 29; " - - - 2o.ooj Shirt waists, well worth 0c cut price - 15c Very Nobby " " 25; " - - - 17.oo Boys' suits, 1 (Mo 14 yrs, good value $9, 810, 12, all go at 5.oo " English worsted " 22; " - - - 15.oo Knee pant suits, 4 to 14 yrs, regular price 7, $3, $9, special price 4.5o " Fine cheviots " 20; " - - - L3.oo Knee pants, 4 to 14 years, well worth 30c, now go for - . 15c 44 Blue and black tricot " 18; " - - - l2.oo .Full Stock of Mother's Friend Shirt Waists. "0, K" The Birthplace of Low Prices, 117 Main Street, JNNLUANCE. LQUI3 HYAM3 & 03 rS!IT. I.il 1, AN" .iLt.'iln.N'i. MfTrAt. Life i if Nei York. h." nn i K0 Coninicic.ul riX'.IIKINU -. M0EilT STFAM HKATt.MO J1) MAIN salt Lxko Our. F. E, ITcGURRIN, Orrtri at. 8TKNiv.it aph Fit j alt.ktd ii-- au.1 Tyiwwritiin. Dealer in tuiniiiiytou Typewriter and supplies; i'roresi iiil'iiri.;. i.loU'1.0. Walker House. fhe Walker Is located in th lm dncss center of tint I'll jr .iu i lias all lire, Madjrn Improverasnls L Conveniences l'e t ilr'.mr to a stri'tlv first-clas- s ioiis. 7r. j .s 'i.aii-i- il as 111 a :o y lj. ill I in i ;. vo-- t mi '11 ily t le bm ujas aad tourist hutal il Suit I,ak.' i it v. I'assonjrpr Klovtif or. I fae V!!i'T it ml thn Mi am the two ie..a.u.; boto.it of S.ilt LiakeC:ty. . S. I'rb, I'rojjrictor. T:!i: 3.Im;("AN' 1 l)TrL' ; C Fir .t-- i l;.s.i in All It Ap-- I I in' 1. Ciitos IVr Day $2.50. l'ire ( s ?) "s on i'V ry t'rtar. r ele-- ; l.to- ;ithii 1;. :t.. h t au.i o i w.t r. lice It' ' ' ;.n.l lei. i v. i ty ro.n.i. KUV IN l" to nit ( Ir.i f l ;r ,. .1. II. I I.VitK, f r, m pftEss (XKW YORK) FOR 1MH. QA1LY.- JOHOAY. EEXLY. DAri.Y-rpa.- ea. le.; SUNDAY-2- J pages, 4c; W Ki:K t. Y - d or lu paus, ac The Aggressive Republitan Journal of the Metropjlis! A NEW3PAPIB TOR THE MASSES. Founded lc cuilu r 1,'87. G.:rcLiat:o.i Cvcr139,CS0 Copies Dally. THE I'lSKSS Is tltooruan of no n, pulls no wiies; lias no aiilniositieii to avei g. The Most Eemarktble Newspaper Success in KbW York. TLe Press is a Kaliiol Newspaper. Clieni i e.vs, vnlTar to .sations an l trash flint no p. are lu Tins!'1 .. Ti:K I'i.ins has tti tori flit- at Kilito.'ial a:re n Nt v York. It seai k i's v iVr, point-s- . Tut. l'i;i;,n Setn.ty K.ot on is a siile-.di- i) .0 pa:-i- ' ) a;.er, cev. i tis' rie.y etiireul tojue of Inter t. Tin; Wee!:ly tiil.tlim C 'litalna ail the K'"l tlrtr-- s of lite Dally ami Sim.lay e 'itlona. thoe who c.:niiioi aft inl th.' Ii.il'y orar i prevent (1 y il st. .n c from i a ly receiving it, The U'ii;dy is a te.lnTJl Mti!it.t.ito. As mi A' crt!siiir in. (litini Tlic I'rcss has no Superior in JScav Vork. THc Pr;E3S. Within thn rea. li of ail. T n' t .tr..1 c!iea;ie.--- t piit.osie d m Amerii a. I)ily nml Sutiitiay. 1 Vtrnr ...5.0o ' ' ' I! Month ts.no ' " " 1 4. Itmily Only, 1 Viar 3. ill) I Mombs l.oo unily. I Yr 'i.ei) kly frena, I Vaki l.lll) S n.t for Tun I'ltDssClienlar. Saniplesfiej. Auema wanted ve'yliere. Lll.eral Commts-aioi.s- . Address, Tin: imjkss, Totter I'.uiliiin. 3s Park K.iw, New York. Eio Me fesiem y Grande g wn VESTESN&i AjjAp CURRENT TiME-TADL-Et 3 InEftei-- Aprils, 1W1. . No. 2. No. i. EAST-HOUN- TRAINS Ailintx Atlaati Mail. Expro. L-- v i 'n.Wn S::ii) .ui. R:4ft p.m. Aruvt) H.i.t l.itkD W10 a.m. v b! p.m. i fc .it L.iKe lo-- a.in.'lu:.6 p.m. i Arrive IT vo 11 :M .ln. II :.'l p.nu I.e iv 1'iov i II Hi a.tu.!ll:.ls p.m. Ai'Mvet.r.'Pit It fi:3o p.m. ti:.i0 .m. i.eavei ittwr ti:Ui p.m. n::Vi a.m. A. rive i irami Junction. .. :.0 p.M. II . a.m. Arrive Fnoliio I:aip.ia. a.tn. Air.v, (.'olor.nto Spring. 3:W p.m. 4 la a.m. Arrive Di iivit &:4.i p.m. 7:UI a.m. No. 1. No. 9. l'aflo Parltto Mitil. Expre. lrtTe lienver :Oi a.m. 7:00 p.ui)""" I. eavtu.:- d Springs. t ( ::V a.m. 9:.'5p.' v L avo I'ueblu '.. 1:;Si p.m. Il: p.iJ l..'-.- Orani .umotUin. .. l:)p.in. U:0j p.i I Afive i;r.'-- Kivi-- r M::!n p.m. 5;l p.j J ) ai'in,r..i.i tiiver h:W a.m. C fi ll v Airn'e I'mvo L':'iO am ":) a.iu ).' J'lovo :nl p.ni.i3:s)0 a.m Arr.ve Sail Lnke '. I'45a.m I salt I.iku s:i.i p.m. g:ij .m A i rive i tl.OJ p.iu. 3:10 a.ra locai, ttcAixa. SALT r AliE AN1 IK'.I)E. leave Pair Lake. S'O . m., 9 Hi a.m.. 4:45 p. in. it union;, arrive in bjlt, Liiko, at in., u .10 p. ill., V p. iu. 1I1NOHAM. I.eav Palt I.nke, a. m. Returning, arv five In Salt Lake, ii.'JU p. ui. , Aiiuan'AM roitK, l Rovn, spRii3vn,T.r, this 11X, HOI-N- I'l aUfcANT AND MA.V'll, , Leave S ilt Lake. t:fl a. m. Returning, ar rive In Bait l.i'ic, 4.X p. ui. D. C. POI)t;E. J, H. BENNETT. Ueu'l .Vna ,r. Gen 1 I'm. AgX. Chicago mm u.e. ins ls mml MILWAUKEE & St PAUL I the oil? l.ne runu'm? Si.lirl H lti-.- anrt i'lo Ir'o Lighted Traius i Uniiy. tmtweeii Oiii.'a.o and O'liatta, ' compoaeU of M:f;nttl. ent Sleeping C.u.saiiU I Ue Finest EiEin3 Carj la as Wo?I3 EYlIlt VTIUNG J IKST-CLAS- S t Anjr further Information will tn cheerfoll fur lusliod by ALEX. MITCHELL Ckimmerclal Aat 201 Progress Bl'g, S ilt Lake dry. T. K. POWELL, Traveling Acnt. Colorado MM By, PIKE'S PEAK ROUTE. Standard Gaurje, ! A full car load of fresh TCJfet'llilCS jllst arrived at ('. If. Illl't's, 7'--' and 7t K:st Second South street. Ieskey's secoml addition has side-walks. Choir I'.uiltlinif lots in best part of Kast lleiirh, ou electric car line. 0. K. W ANTi.ANft, Main St. ln Thinl Oir Our special this week undertvpsr. l'lickeye (.'lothing, Hoot and Shoe Co. RAILROAD STOCKS j AND BONDS Ptistf, ("tiitv. tv i nl Town i; .nu, MifMiah rr, I'l'l''nin:, nt'l tM if (li Ni w V'li'i-- , .;n i. 1'ini ;. i,i tir i'o-l- ' a I'.m liaiiL--- , I. o -- iil aii-- J l ii Ca.-- ui vn M- - b n INVESTMlNT stocks and bonds a specialty, A. R . CHISOLM & CO i EANKER3 AND BROKERS, ri i.i;;. Dv av, m:v )okk. LFUUiiluil HTb.J WEEKLY CiHCULikR FRE& JWlTTss AltCHITKCrS. TBXD A. HALE, (IJtr 01 DSNTER.) ARCITITECT OF COMMKRCIAL BLOCK 1.0 iiiei ui ii..oiii'iiiui iil.i. k. r. M, ULME3. RC'IIiTI CT -l- i'3 l'itoiiBKSS lUJILDINQ VRflllTKCT. 72 WF.ST tEl'ONI) POT'TH Lake city, lam to furui.sb ail manner of pians in tlie roved Htyie of arehitHcture. urh as rltiireli'is, ojiera houses, lintels, banking houses, priv-ttr-ri'eideneeH and hnsinebd blocks of uny ilesfrip-- on. l.oit of rafereuie given a to my str.uj-i- u H. ROF b CO., r.) H. MAIN. IMPOHTKIts IX ,IA f A S KSE t?- -. anil Chini-s- e sere. ns. tirnn :es titbiiiKi.-- . wiliss, an i eie.s ai"i eti:,ort. boii.ete a iiovetlii B ..lway-- ; on h.ui.l. MEAL kbTATK Al LOANS. IUETCN, Q3CES3E0S 4 CO,, IKAL ESTATK, NO. W MAIM Hl'ltr-li- T l.alia City, U'ali. hoUry la olloo Telepnone4. MONEY WANTED. Tr you dksike a uo-ii- ) ldav placid rwil esuio, caii on 3. k'. Jj,e.n.ur. ii7 K aln street. TEE 8YKBI0ATE IKYEBTLTENT 00., 1 EAI. ESTATE, ROOM 1, OVF.lt ltANKOP V hail l.iio. hi reotmotiK for uoa ronidoau fctti.culby. ATTOUN E VS. lilEPABD GROVE & SEEPABdT" JAWYKUS K(X)M3 AND fx) WASATCH Salt L&Ki) City, c. w. powesi, Hljip TpiiSpii JUGT OPENED. THE C:.LY FIRST-CUS- S C3TEL 0 THE C1TF. Ccr. Main ail M Tespls SH The Cul!en, tse f:2e::i hotel cf s:lt wi s. v. i:vino. - - n:oru. Overland Excursion TO mmrails 1DAITO. Tinier Mumisemenl ir The Intf-rlo- r I.nntl auil iiiuiliritilun Couiimiiy, J.euvliiy Denier. Coliirmlo 0 3D 1. m., May 13 I'o. tliiinl, lre(Tiil N l' l. 13 Si.lt I.nUe, t liili l.:m t- ., Mht 1:1 Unite. Wiiiitimii 7.110 . in., .' lJ All train arririr.Riit Mlio Full tin the Diortiiim of Mnylt. TicKhIs frotii I'.irtlH.vl Rn'l D'-- ' (fori fiir n iliiys. From ISait Lake und buljl ('ity fivedr.s. Crmty Hnt4 At tho Ameriean Shoo and Clothing Co., 1.0 South Main siteet. - Eva, ear, nose, throat and liincs. 1'r. Hut rows, Til and fit ('oiiiiuereiiil build-i-ty. Have withdrawn from firm of I'reeiiiui) Hurrows. Speetaelos fitted. SANTA FE ROUTE. Msea, Topea & Santa Fa RR Rer. ttie F1ut TruinB batWfe'L Tenver, Co orado trj'.'.ns. i'ueMo et:d Ar.rhl-.oo- , Topcka, K.t s. v tr. Si. (Sjtcph, Giwbtwsf, Cicada V Tksse Trains aro SnJ Westibuh DINING 0AU3, FREE RIXJLININO LIBRARY CHAIR OAR3, Leaving Deliver Sp.ni. dally. MOST POPULAR ROUTE I I'o reach ail Eastern Point, ltar via Chicago or Ht. Louia. Aak any ticket agtut for ticket arcr thi Um For further information, time card, k., call apoa cr udrba J. D, KEMW0RTH , Gu'l Agt, Prrgr.is BUl'g, Bait Lalte Olty CEO. T. MCH0LS0N, Qaa. 13. A Tk't At, Topoka, Ka Mm& Rio Grills I.lkllitlfl. We want your trade in tine tbnes,nd will do our best to merit tho same. I'M Main street, lltiekeve store. 0. Deep Creek Stage leaves Stnrkton for Dngway Moudav, Wednesday aud Friday noon. Time, 20 liotns to Ihiirwav. Fare '$u. 50. OIl'.l'O of II. C. Lett & Son, rooms 21 and ''.!. Commercial bank liiiildipg. ATTORNFY-AT-LAW- , OPPOSITE bscoud boutu street. I'l.ATINO. "Novelty HANurAOTrjEiNj aiT- - COLD, BILVEK AN'!) NICKEL I'I.ATI the Dyaamo lroe. All itutai of mjialrimj ilone with nar.utv auj tiisyiiuo. KhtrusoN Uko 01 e. 1.1 South. ' A, NF, ELAND 3 RACTICVL T V HOOKlN'Oi 1 ami .o tl.ii. d i ys i' i i es. oi'-- . l'.- - t tiaies f irn 'i",i on a Tc ui.,.,. St . ice I H'(irt. n ac ntf y ,ii.-o- r i.', s,,uih tstn.otlj tV'e t 1. 'iVlep1!! ne No '.'"J. MANT'F'Af TUIJKHS AM) l) LKK.S IM of urmti;r, l)es. hi doora and WinJo.v. J .nvuu'aat rn j airmp pniuiptly atumdud ijj Aai M SV fcouth Teiiiiiiw-stryet- UKOCKItf KS. .. "CiL HANSEN DfU.fr in choice FANTYrmorr.RtES ! tJratn, Coal and hiitdiiuit WouU. corner 1 liiru soulh and Suite street. E0GEE3 h C0MPAU7, aMlKI.KAIMXU toUOUfcai, toaUUST ri3ST X suuilt oliotk j ROUND TRIP RATES. From llrnvi-- r mid Omyeiiiie..., 10.00 I'rom r,o'tHind and Sj,ukalie :i0.lol From -- nit l.ak lly ' Krom Kiiiik I ity ( "' From Oijdeii G.uj Ticki ts rnay ln oliiiirtiHl from Ifieul Union P;i-- i citie nt'intu Rt a. iiit.'r tfUeiiins, at thj m! of oie pimI I'i.e-li- n f fmit tint ruiii. I'h" Hup.kf liiiror vnlli.y. in wioeit Id!,o rU! n rPiitrallv is Ihn nnsit tuvored reiioii fit tli i otry. It h milium oj term of rieii fiirmini: lands, nn abundatte wati r, v;il.s furf-is- uf ei,,. (iiulsir, vaoiHli'enoiv m! ci.tt! nil mei illrlilen A tii oi!.- 4..IM T, ..S). Mahn l .iijs it. on a w;:t i iiriv iii'i: of horo jiowit cat " 'Ay. It i dwitiiid to Ivs-'i- an rnitrciiij. ami maTinJ.e-liirtn- ruatfir, ftinl it proilii'iid tloii williin two o..rp tii oil J will li" the hiniieof l.'..iXl pwinle. I'r-al- lt piifU' lulitiu7(). I'opiihilion ef rounty )4,liim. REAL ESTATE SALES Vnntitt t!t rht of tl'e xrnri'mip ta, abrrt ni!Mitr f rhcifH iniiMj a") iOH('i.T ii.fjt iti tt. oohumk 'pwli wjllbtf v.lJ ta miciim wi)lnHit w vine (til an nit"fitnif y t f vpi,( ift,-- Mtiri. WKM.FIt A MArrifFKSON, IhMw Pnn FranciKCo. M.u tiou. !:( will U made n intontiuir fwtturo. EioSEGUE i!l3 JSLLIFIGATIOH On tiif ys of n irrund bMrKvaa fliv! will K'irif.-i- i fArthi'PTiti'rta:onintof by tK u.ttU'i.: ,t (Jm pionrsion. '!.'; pm-j- fr uiiinR will ti'uU, miwM, mui tc. Kul) iffvn.'ni'.r (tf thf "X4ur'fi, uko, itiforra i(tn of Iij::ho Kuiis und t.h TCikH Utver Tiiiiey iw 'bruinl fmm circniJtif n( Tits Interior Land and lasiijiaiisa Ccrnpar.y AiuomtdltfVIiallk Ulnck, Vtii, COLO, j SCENIC LINE OF THE WC-fU-Th Favorite Koutfl to Cknpccd, Aspen, PaaMa, Colorado Spring, Denver And all Foiuta liat and South. U I3 CiLY. Flegant Pullman and Tourist Slaepers; and Free Chair Cars on Each Train. For full information, call on or add: W. J. SHOT WLLli. At;:t, W W. uil South, T. SMITH. A. S. HUGHES, Jeii'Ml Manairer. Trafflc Muiagea S. K. liitOPKR, G. T. aud T. A. Henry f. Clark, 29 E. FIRST SOUTH, BETViEEN ,j tT)Ter. Onlnraio Rprir.ff. Pueblo. Saltl.ak Jl City Oeden. iJft.'tfln Cj'ist end all Norrhwe! II Pomti. vta Mam tou, Leauviil. A9usa and tf Ulcunood bpriui;. mm i'l num. EP'JOT ISSUttPASSED. Throuph PuirriRn Slenner nd Pultmaa Tourist Cim lulween Duiivtr and Mm Krancisoo. TlirouKta Itidhpart of th Koelty Mountain Thi rrinst i omfortablo, ih fci.fest and ;a kiiiiidestof ad For rates, rtpscrlpUoa, painphlstn, cail upou or address J. D- - KENWORTHY, Grn'l Ae't. Proirraii Btd'ff, Rait Lak Ctf. H. COLLBRAN, CHAS. S. LEE. i Gojeral M.inautir. Genjral Piss. Ajtt if Colo. 6iriugii, Colo. Usuvar, Ujt J have a pi':tifo ninniy f'T tlm atmvi. disniuip; hy it Usr lhiius,i;ni nf rf till virM.ir.l and of Inntf Bt.;niiir.i h;i vn twin lili .l si hIt-it- is my fai-l- l la ilaieTk-nry- t h li I will 'ml TWO BO'r ri.f.si FHEE.frilli V A.I.H AI'.l.K TttlCATlSK an fas duawsi. to any 'lf. fiTir wlm w.liwnd ran tln-i- liiiavsnnfi P.D. ililns, i T. A. iI. C. 181 J'rurl M., '. V. Look at Deskey'i second addition. C!.ad3TOne-di3ra:u- . Th (irandoir of in Two .'!mr;i-- t r to 11 Oiinn ir-i- l. Tim lyceiini al l:i onTlmrvl iv ne.xt will be upon this 1 ihow in,' i "Kesolvod. . th:t V. K i ;i ronier stuti'-- in Hutu I'.etijainin Pisracli. 'I In-- , allirtn-- ' Alive will I"' represented ly I'i'liT Klliut hihI X. Y. S.diolie d nml il:e nep.-itiv- by Jtilm lames mid I) T. Watti. Tin' TwfMiti.'tli want vestry room Ins liceii scl.'tM i t us (he fiiriiin. nnil an iiisfructit o uveniii is antici-- I paled. pn r.iitto, nml lii'st class coaches and smoker. These Kiiperior trains run daily be-t- n eeii )rnver, Lincoln, f imilin. Chicago ami I'eoria; between Denver, Atrliison, St. Joseph, Kansas City and Nt. Louis; Iietwren Kansas City, St. Joseph mid Chicago; between St. Louis and St. P:iul ft it ' I Minneapolis; and between Omaha. St. Joseph and Kansas City. Jiireet ennneeiioiiM are nniilo in ma;-niti-nt union ileiots at l'enver for ml jmints in scenic Colorado, I'tsh and the I'aciiie coast, at liie i'jo and St. Louis tor all points east and south, and at Kansas City for all points east, west and si (ill h The i'.uriincton is the shortest line, and inns through train with I'lillmaii (deeper- - to the l ack Hills. 1 or rales or time apply to any cou-pon ticket agent in I'tah, or thu uuder-sigried- . K. K. Wai.Ki it. Cen'l. Appn t. Salt Lake City, I'tah. J. Fhancis, (i. V. & X. A., Omaha, Neb. THE BURLING TON ROUTE. A Grot 8jntni M lown I.lnt Keaeli th Unit Cltlr. With TOOO miles of steel laid track penetrating the states of Illinois. Iowa Missouri, .Minnesota Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Wyoming aud South Dakota, is the designation of the H. & M. rail-road and other roads controlled by the C, H. & Q. railroad. This great system reaches, with its own lines, ail the important cities in the west: Omaha. Lincoln. Denver, Cheyenne, New Cast I", D Hot Springs und all points in tho lSlack Hiils; Des Moines, liiirlington, Davenport, Hock Island, lialesiaug, I'eoria. Chicago, Atchison, St. Joseph, Kansas City, Haaiiinl.tuiiicy.St. Louis, MinneaiinliK and St. J'aul. The Hurlitigtou's throueli vestibule trains are composed of Pullman pal- - design, titled up in luxurious and j ace sleeping ears of t he ne.n e t and latest ' furnished with drawing ituiiiis. suiok- - ing apartments, toilet rooms, and lava- - tories supplied with iiot and cold wa:er. and well suiected libraries of the works ' of our best authors; reelininu; i chair ears iseats free); the famous j liurliugtou ditiiugcais. servins meau j IC.iii"st by tliw Mifur, '1'iiat proier tionnrs be nlmwn our distiniruislied puest. President Hini-son- , who will honor the city with his presence, on Saturday , May llth. 1 re-quest that all places of business bo with llajrs and otlierdecoratioiis, and that a hearty and pe.neroii wel-come, be given him. I also requi st that nil places o business be closed till after the prcsiiletilial p.trty has tleparted from thn city. The present programme is that the presidential party will ar-rive tit 8 o'clock Saturday morning; breakfast at the Walker lnmo; proces-sion start from the Walker house fi r Liberty park at U:;li), where the rccrp tion eeiri-e- s will beheld. 'I hi party will leave the park in time to take their departure at I J o'clock noon. Ckii. M. S;'ni r. Mayor. . Thrm liiy' Special cale of underwear nt the Illicit eye Clothing, Hoot and Shoe company. OUR LETTER FROM OSDEN. lotcrotlna; I tuns frmn Hi Hut linn Little lly at thr liinrtiun, 8pa-la- l Correspondeiii f to TiieTimks. Oi.HKN, May H TUB Timks corre-spondent is informed by Mrs. W. li. M'illianis. most excellent chief of a Temple No. 1. Pythian Sisters, that Mrs. M. I. Wood. upremn mis-tre- s of records anil correspondence of the I'ytbian Sisters of the world, ex-pect to be in Salt Lake City about tho Uth inat. She will ho accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Williams and Mrs. J. O. White of Ogden. The object of tho ladie' visit w ill bo to oria.ui.e a temple of Pythiau Sisters. This organization is composed of wives, daughters and inter of members of the Knights of i'ythiav Calantlia Temple, No. 1, in Ogden is the only one now organized in the ter-ritory. This temple has sixty two members. Mrs. Wood has been organ-izing temples iu Nevada and California Biid is now on her return trip from or-ganizing a supremo temple in San - the Produce exchange yesterday business was very brisk. ltoth wheal nnil potatoes advanced and bids were ffeiiieut. Hotter and eggs dropped to low prices. Some futures worn bought but careful buying was noticed. Sales were made: 4 cars wheat, U cars pota-toes, 2IKI eases lemon. 10H cases or-anges, I VI eases eggs, 4'MHl pounds but-ter, and 10 cars of wheat for delivery (luring this month. -- - A-- The largo number of hold-up- s recent-ly occurring and the daring deeds of would tie murderers havo .caused the C'tizens to risu in their might and organize for mutual protection. Two prominent biisi-nes- s men have been shot and one bat-tered over the head in the pt three weeks. No one seems to be safe away from homo after dark. The police force is not large euough to watch the haunts of robber. Il is proposed that a citizens' patrol be organized and vo-lunteers be placed on duty every night till tin horns and other undesir-able characters sre driven away trom the city. The new force will noon bo put on the principal thor-oughfares and woe be unto the hold-u- that any of them catches in the act. Moral tmasion is no argument to men who wstit their lives, families, neighbors and homes protected from the miduight marauder. - toughs were released from the city reformatory today. They were taken to the city limits and commanded to leave and warned never to return. Kach one had just completed a term of imprisonment and bore the usual tough symbols. - -- - sanitary inspector is on the alert for all signs of disease. To prevent the spread of the contagion signs of mea-sles are posted on the houses where the disease is reported, and peoplu are warned to keep away. The houses are not quarantined as in more dangerous epidemics or contagions, but it is de-sired that all diseases be kept under' coutrol. - - Onlv one hack awaited passengers in rear of the Union Depot last night. The the others were stationed at the foot of Twenty-fift- street. This was occas-ione- d by the depot managers demand-ing rental privileges from hack drivers for occupying space whilo waiting for trains. special excursion train came up from Salt Lake City last night and went east over the Union Pacific. The tour-ists had spent a day in the capital city viiiivinfT t hf fitrhte nf yion - e Kio Grande regular train came in on time, last nieht. Arrivals and over this road have heen lately occasioned by delays in trausferrinif thronirh eastern and west-ern passengers from other roads. A market home is being strongly ad-vocated by the l'r.ntiiee exehaneo.' J'lio house wili probably be built soon, - AtriainCity last nipht the people were treated !o another eenuice demo-cratic rally. W. V. Helfrich was the champion of the evening and warmed up the low tariif advocates. Notir of KelUdTal. We desire to inform our patron and friends of our removal to Lirper nnd more convenient quarters in the new Commercial block, iooiiih .V nml Wi. where we will be, a heretofore, realty to transact with promptness anil dis-patch all tire and life insurance business our friends may deem advisable to favor us with. HyamsA; I.indmy, Commercial Bank ltiiililing. |