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Show TRUTH. Utah, September 15th, 1002, and to the Mayor for his approval, Q NY STROM. City Recorder. 16th day of Sept., 1902. APP roved this EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor. re-2e- d AT THE FAIR GROUNDS. A look over the new State Fair grounds at the Agricultural park surprises one at the extent and manifi-cen- ce of the permanent buildings and Utah, of State Salt of County and Citt improvements made as well as the imI J O Nystrom, City Recorder of Salt mediate Lake" City, Utah, do hereby certify that preparations for the coming a and true is full, and foregoing fair on September 30 and October 2, 3, the above An correct copy of an ordance entitled: and 4. The new exposition building ordinance confirming the assessment upon is the prettiest structure of its kind in thfl nrouertv on the north side of Spruce street between Ninth East and Tenth America. It was built with the special Ifcst streets, on the north side of Young object for which it was intended in view and in every way appears to be street between Tenth East and Eleventh East streets, and on the east side of Bar- eminently satisfactory. One great adSouth and clay street between Tenth District No. vantage is that there are no pillars or in Sidewalk streets, Young posts inside, it having a steel truss roof a of sidewalk. construction 28 for the and being self supporting. of Council Lake Sait The half the City Passed by and mile horse race at1903, track attracts also 15th, approved Sept. Utah, City as 1903, tention. is 16th, appears It constructed on the most by the Mayor, Sept. modern plan, and is the best of ist kind of record in my office. In witness whereof, I have here- in the west. Races will be given on unto set my hand and affixed the the track on 30 and October September said of this seal TsealI corporate city, 2 and 4; and fine sport is assured. There 16th day of Sept., 1903. are over 300 horse and cattle stalls on J. O. NYSTROM, City Recorder. 26. No. ,he grounds and over a mile of tight Extension 105. Sidewalk Bill No. ward fence has been constructed. The of the association have done directors ORDINANCE. AN wonders with the amount of money at An ordinance confirming the assessment east on side of command the and deserve warm comheir upon the property becond West street, between Second North mendation. Among other things and Third North streets, in Sewer District worthy of notice is the electrio No. 1, for the construction of a sewer. ighting system, said to be the best in Be it ordained by the City Council of he state. The directors have Bpread Salt Lake City, Utah: to make the coming fair a themselves Section 1. That the assessment list and as corrected, success, made by the City Treasurer great interest is being board of the in all over the state. Outside taken it and completed by approved heretofore and of of exhibits duly review, the live stock, agricultural equalization appointed by the City Council for that products and implements, there will be purpose, of the property abutting on the during the fair miscellaneous entertaineast side of Second West street between Second North and Third North streets, in ments, vaudeville and the like. It will Sewer District No. 1, of Salt Lake City, really.be a $2 show for 25c. Tuesday for the purpose of constructing a sewer afternoon, the opening day, will, on upon said portion of said street, is hereby recommendation of the governor and confirmed, and the assessments made and the mayor, be observed in the city as a returned in said completed lists are hereby partial holiday. .I es-jeci- ally confirmed. Section 2. This ordinance effect upon approval. shall take Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, September 15th, 1902, and referred to the Mayor for his approval. J. O. NYSTROM, City Recorder Approved this 16th day of September, 1902. EZRA TH OMPSON, Mayor. State of Utah, - ) City and County of Salt Lake, j I, J. O. Nystrom, City Recorder of Salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance entitled. An ordinance confirming the assessment upon the property on the east side of Second West street, between Second North and Third North streets, in Sewer District No. Passed 1, for the construction of a sewer. Council Lake of the Salt City, City by Utah, September 15th, 1902, and approved by the Mayor, September 16th, 1902, as appears of record in my office. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal corporate seal of said city, this 16th day of September, 1902. J. O. NYSTROM, City Recorder. Bill No. 103. Sewer Extension No. 100. FOR COUNTY CONVENTION. By authority of the Democratic county com' mittee of Salt Lake county, Utah, this call is Issued for a Democratic county convention to he held at Christensens hall, in Salt Lake City, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., on Monday, the 29th of September, 1902, for the following purposes: First The election of a Democratic county committee for Salt Lake county. Second The nomination of candidates for the following offices: Two members of the State Senate; ten members of the House of Representatives; three members of the Board of County Commissioners; a County Clerk; County Recorder; a County Treasurer; a CounCALL ty Assessor; a County Auditor; a County Surveyor; a County Attorney, and a Sheriff. Third For the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the con vention. It was decided further the county com mittee that an assessment by of 60 cents be levied upon each delegate for the purpose of defraying the expense of the county conveution. By order of the county committee of 'Salt Lake county, Utah. NOBLE WARRUM, Chairman. THOMAS HOMER, Secretary. CLARK AND HEINZE Truth signed by none other than our old friend George II. Robinson, who is well known all over Utah. George has issued a circular to the working people of the state, too long to print its entirety, in which he uses the English language vigorously and ably. lie first sets out the holdings of the Amalgamated company in Montana and the result is tremendous. The Amalgamated has a large lot of properties anil employs 0 men. lie charges that Clark has joined forces with the Amalgamated for the avowed purpose of defeating Heinze, who stands as the only remaining barrier between the encroachments and greed of Wall street and the workingmen. He charges that Clark is to as opposed to Ileinze, represent himself because the ' latter is trying. to electa Democratic majority in the various state and county offices. That the object of Clark is to defeat the Democrats and make Montana Republican. That the Amalgamated company, restricted now by state laws, would, if Heinze and his forces are defeated, attack the labor unions and reduce wages. A re duction of $1 per day would add to their dividends at least $5,000,000 per year, 20,-00- Mr. ft ft Robinson also charges- - that Clark and the Amalgamated owns the control of forty-on- e country and city newspapers, including of course the Rutte Miner, the Anaconda Standard and the Butte Tne Inter-Mountai- n. last named can scarcely be designated as a newspaper, however, and the allusion to it as such, was doubtless a bit of sarcasm on the part of Mr. ft ft That the civcular hurt is evidenced by the fact that all the papers alluded to have been jumping George since its publication. They have handled him without gloves; alluded to him as a paid striker, a fool and other titles. Robinson is uncomplimentary the general manager of the Montana Ore Purchasing companys smelters and mines and is a man of high standing, both in this state and Montana, ft I ' ' t ' H ft All the news which comes from the north to us here in Utah is colored in the interests of Clark. Heinze has but one newspaper, The Reveille, to light for him. With it however, he is making a gallant fight.' Clark won in the state convention for the nomination because he secured his delegation seats. This convention nominated judges of the supreme court. But Heinze will doubtless elect his men to the county convention of Silver Bow. If he does not and Clark gets the upper hand, Montana will go Republican and Tom Carter will succeed Paris Gibson as United States senator. This would not worry Clark at all. Clark is a Democrat every time the Montana legislature meets to elect a senator and ho is a candidate. The Best FURNITURE In the World is in receipt of some informa- tion of an accurate character, relating to the bitter political fight in Montana, in which F. A. Heinze is leading one faction of the Democratic party, while W. A. Clark commands the other. Ordinarily, the people of Utah would not take any interest in Montana politics outside a general one which would extend to all other states alike. But in this instance it is different. Mr. Clark is the ostensible owner of a Democratic paper here which is not Democratic, and also has heavy interests in the railless, earless and engineless railroad which runs spectral trains between this city and Los Angeles. In addition to this particular feature which will have more or less in it to excite the attention of the people of this state, other Utahans are participants in the struggle, which by tne way is becoming very bitter. ft ft When Marcus Daly was alive, the fact that he was at' the head of the Amalgamated Copper company did not prevent him from keeping the state in the Democratic column, practically all of the time. Since his death however, the tendency of that great corporation, which has been absorbed and is controlled by the Standard Oil people, has been, and is, to make the state Republican. Heinze and his friends boldly charge Clark with working to that end and the boldest argument of all is Is made at Grand Rapids, Michigan. Hitherto not much of this most meritorious make has been brought to Salt Lake,; but from now on there will be more. THE CO-O- P. FURNITURE COMPANY i has now arriving large consignments from the manufacturers. The big store is filled with-ex- quisitely pretty bed room, dining room and drawing room suites in new and antique styles'. Artistic and elegant finish, combined with durability, substantialness and honest workmanship. , The prices are no greater than you pay for ordinary and inferior makes. Just call and .look over the stock and at the same time see the Wall Paper, Carpets, Curtains, Shades .and. Draperies. Honest goods and fair prices is the rule without an exception at the CO-O- i FURNITURE CO. P. 31-33-- 35 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Ca.stle Gate Winter Quarters Clear Creek Sunnyside Lump, Nut, Slack, Anthracite All Sizes. D. H. SHARP, Agent Telephone 429, 73 So. Main Si, A |