Show SILVER BIbS IRON WORK No H9 West North Templo AKNICATED EUREKA CREAM The finest and most reliable lotion for chapped hands rough and sore skin sunburn sun-burn and tan pimples etc Especially prepared for this climate 23c bottles at druggists SALMONS MEAT MARKET Ihave removed my meat market from the old quarters IS W First South street to the corner of Fourth and E streets Twentieth Twen-tieth ward where customers will find the cleanest best and freshes meats to be had anywhere A SATINS OF 25 PER CENt Guaranteed if you buy your Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods of Joseph Simon opposite Continental hotel Bergen Lang tailors 89S West Temple Tem-ple Suits made to order Fit guaranteed The Denver Rio Grande railroad has two firstclass trains daily withsuperb Pullmans and elegant tourist sleeper and free chair cars to Glcnwood Aspen Lead ville Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver Den-ver Only one change of cars to Omaha Kansas City St Louis and Chicago and traverses the grandest scenery of the Rocky mountains Travel over it next time you go east FIRE ESCAPESCARD TO THE PUBLIC We are the home agents for the Hannill fire escape strong durable safe and sup plied with iceproof platforms and ladder rounds the latter roughened and bearded to prevent slipping One of these ladders may be seen on the Cullen hotel this city SALT LAKE COJTSTBDCTIOX Co 61 State street just east of Salt Lake theatre tbeaTry Try AnKell Bros Lumber yard No 62 First East street Telephone No 681 LIST OF LETTERS I T 1ST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS RE LIST the postofflce Salt Lake City Utah on Saturday May CO 1891 which U not called for within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office officeLADIES LADIES LIST A DAMS JANE ADAMSJANE BURKE MRS F C Burrows Mrs W 0 LJ Bcneslyn Miss E LARK MRS A B Curtiss Miss Emily CLARK Louisa Grain Mrs Calvin Campbell Mrs F Cox Mrs Emma Carter Mrs J G flENNY MRS N Dickenson Mrs M P DENNY Mrs Wm Danielson Mrs W E WING EMMA Carles Mrs Walter iniNCH MRS M J Fish Mrs Maudo J Forbes Miss Susie 11 KEEN MRS W C Green Mrs J A GREES VT GrejrgMlss Sadie TIILL LOUISE B Hannand Miss Minnie HILL Miss M Hennessy Miss Minnie Horton Mrs Sarah Hutchlns Miss Stella Harbin Mrs E A Hays Miss Carrie Hull Mrs Carrie Hodason Mrs Elizabeth Hagan Miss Hattie Hayward Mrs Jennie TAJXES MISS MARY Johnson Miss Ellen U Johnson Mrs W Johnson Miss S A Jones PL T7REGELD MRS L Kregeld Mrs L XV Krojrae Mrs L M Kelly Miss Mary E V T OYD EVA Lyons Miss Kate JJ Louder Mrs A J Lanslan Miss Emma Lacrolx Mile Maria Levy Miss Lou Lakin Mrs Thos I I r ORGAN MRSMARY Munsce Mrs Katie MORGAN Mr Jaslle Matlnney Mrs SO McMills Isabell Miller Jane Miles Mrs Fanle Mickland Miss Filda NAP > MRS XELLIENouse Mrs Sophia HrLIPS MRS M Polsen Miss Agnes PHILIPS Caroline Perry Miss Jennie Jlalsted Miss J Pbillp Mrs M Philips Miss L Plorcy MIss Sarah Possen Mrs S RHODES MRS M S Rowland Miss A It Robinson Mrs C Roberts Miss Mary DIPSO MISS n Stephenson Mrs n J Snow Miss Ada Saldticnley Mrs Stoke Mrs Alex Stephenson Irs n Selmalberst Mrs J IV Seed Mrs Maude Scnyer Miss I Sboll Mrs SnUfe Stani1 Mrs M Shod Mrs M 2 St John Mrs M Snodgrass Miss L Semlneson Mrs S 0 SmltbMrs Maggie nHO1PSO MRS A Thomas Sarah P 1 Turner Miss Y Turner Miss Viola Tyler Mrs W H OUGllAX MRS L lIT AITE MRS M Walker Mrs Sallie > Y Walt ° r Miss R Wilkins Mrs Jane Wooastonhalne Mrs M Wlmmlns Mrs G M VOtING MRS G M Young MlsS C JL Young Miss C Young Mrs Jano GENTLEMENS LIST A SDERSO COTT Allen cJl Edward J n Armstrong C F Athay Sard e Adams Joseph Anderson H AMddlemlssJ R Anderson Jack ArmstronJ Joe C Abrahams 1orrls Andrew M B Anderson Martinus Anderson R BOW EX J L JR 2 Bowen J Loye jr ijIluchell M J B lJlonk 1atlI3 Blatt Mike Dlckoell 11 D Brent Louise Brown James W Brink Leo L Browning Max H Bradt XNson A Hrlscoe Pbhllp Brink Phillip Brooks T H Barton v W Bllrlll Wm Dealt A 1I Benson B G Branson n M Brains A K Brinton Bertie Bern 0 It Babcock Charles IJroJkc E Benton E G Dathwell Edrard Hentan Ed liusszy F W Becker Barry Bangban Geo Blttain Darry Benard Joseph Black James A Jsus3ef T lit I OLLISS BROS Cummings H D V Cassna Chas Chlsbolm C Compena G Cole Chas Campbell Wm Cra1tord Chestor CeltiC Cohn F Cox E D Crabtree James Cannanm Otto E Cromley P W Collwj Po N Cone W P Claw on Wm IlL LASTIN P Jr DrcwJack I lL DombroIs Prot J Deorat lath Dea1dn Thomas Dunn Thomas Doleo John Davis William B Dcine William Da son W W Duncan Wlllum H ED WARDS W1I Ebersole DC LA Edvnrds Chas F Ebersole Danol Ellis OH Evans Jay Emerson Ellroy A Edgerlv J H Eby William Edlfonls W A FOLLETT 0 A Fullewlder A M L Fraser Daniel Fiela Frank T Flous Franklin Fuedel G A Forkes John Fry James FrasliY Jakob Farnhom L L Fitzpatenck Feronce Feinner William Fink W A ILLE3PIE ALEX Goodulu M ACt A-Ct Gates D n GrcenikDT Gnntcd Charles Green Jmes A Green Theadoro Grcenll M GunzJey EdlIml Goldman W TAVLY ED W Halton Frank HA J1 ReDnunn H Hoten Harry HunterG W HartJ Horlncek Vencel Husinb Quincy Hutchins James Howard L Hobbs Leroy lie ctton S C Hazelwood Willis Hampton William n llall W L Haddhnbnm William Houston W G Boson Wallace Hoffman Walter JAClffiOX HOBT Jinkins W T tJ Jacobs William Jorgenson H C Johnston Mat Jobson W F Jones Reese Jones Walter KAIS R C Knudsen L S iI Kohn A L KOIDann John lober Sam Hocber H W Knox eorgc Uempton Jerome Keefer L Uoanse Helene Kuleuke Charles Kind A A Ienedy I LUNDnERG K Loc John LI Lemldan Esq Lindquist A J Lewis 0 H Laslett F 2 Lawrence Elmer Llndout E P Lansing G A Lamb H L Lindsay H P Lewis George D Lanelle Joseph J Lindsey Adelbert Lamb Rev lii F LaiD Jcseph Lciglen Parker Lundberg V Look George 2 fcKAY JOHN rcmbbon GeoE lll McKaine rI D 1IcLocklin lii Iunod P Morrison John Morrison J G Murphy J H Murphy Jerry Moore J F Morgan C Murphy John H 3 IlIuUlns J R Montgomery Elmer Morgan 0 S Iargasa WA Maloney Marvin J B Masden J C Mentzel John MaDncl D Murphy T H Maston Byron Market George Mnybew P Ma1tleld F S Marshal E C McCohe John MoAllIster Robert McCallum John McCoy John McDonald Auuste rIcDonds A F McDonald J W MeLoy W P IcFarlane Mr McEery James McGinty Michael TOFTAGE WJ Norton James NOTTAGE OSTANDER J M 4 Olson Alley POTTER D F Pier30n Eddie i Pltemlster M Peake I W Prymek Pruitt Moses3 Prult M Peterson 0 Price Billie Priest Thomas J Pltzan Willie Pritchett Wattes 2 Puttman Win Potter Will J Plley Fred Feces H 0 D BYNOLDS J W RaYI3 James REY thRandaUJS RictiED Heeds Henry IUggs ODonald lI Rldgon J W 4 Rlcbardson Lewis Robertson II G Hooks Ii C Roumel D D Rooner Lewis 2 Rogers Ian Roe W L Rich n D SIINAHD A Sidney All 0 Simpson A C Schutz Charles Saeme C L Soderiard Joseph Stenart James Snowball John G Swan T 0 Strasser C Schelin Eric Seely P A Bands Frank Sterns Fred Sanford Henry Summers J n Stetban George Scollie J lii ScollIe J V Slocum Fred G Schlnks J SbonIerJohn Sharp John A Sorensou M F Sanford Peter 0 Sind land Oscar Stevens T R Shirk V J Sherman H E Stoddanl Wllliam SmithJ Smith G W 2 Smith Harold B Smith Christ Smith B Smith A W Smith Siguicre AmA A-mA YLOR MR Thompson J 0 L TrippT W Tidwell jhos E Tippett Tbos E VOUDELLNILD Vulner X H r WAILIS J T Warner Mrs iy Wales Mrs Watkins Crib Williams 0 A Welmer D W Webb lit Wenn1n ton J W Warmouth J F Watson James Watkins LA Webber W Walker Robt Wlnterond E J Wheeler E 0 Williams Isaas Wilder James Whiting Mac Villard Jno E Wilson J K Wigeins S C Wilbon Wallls H Woodruff Chas Woodhall Taos Williams Jas Williams Afpy Williams Claud ERF H Zockeler Wm ZERF mSCILLANTOOS 1unker L Hoopes F M lopski 11 L Blue James Harklna W Barney A V Visey Dan PACKAGES Erickson Will Chase W M Wyman Mrs F Persons calling for the above letters or packages will please par advertised May 301891 L A BENTON Postmaster AFFAIRS IN CHILIAmerican interests inter-ests in the southern republics The status of the war See IMS SPXPAY HEB 4LD I Silt Uki City Oleo and Logan Utah Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons FIRSTCLASS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GEO A LOWE Buggies and Carriages SURREY WAGONS PHAETONS ADD HARNESS Handsome Durable and at Very Low Prices STEW EIGIHES SAW MILLS AND LEPFKL TURBINE WHEELS SALT LAKE WAREHOUSES No 1SG Sou1h First Basi St CALL AND EXAMINE QUALITY AND PRICES J 5 TURNERS FINE SHOES FOR GENTS WEAR The TURNER SHOE requires no breaking In It leads in Accurate Styl s Firstelms Workmanship Durability These aro pointr which commend themselves to every gentleman wearing a fine shoe H Perfect in Style and fforlianslup EASY FITTING ANJ DURABLE z c v 1 T Oolo Agen1s 5o utea u TTRE RETHREELITTLEmbUEi I Wiw cuC IIiADE Li THR UID5 RIGJDLE THAT THEYD vcoup IFA WIRE GAUZE oooft V5 NOT EUT flW THEIRjDVEMSt QV1RE c I Aftd their oouris Wa5p rfecfc FEerwardzvz IF YOU WANT THE BEST n = = C1ARTE OAC IP With the Wire Gauze Oven Doors zs C M L Sole Agents Salt Lake City I FRASER CHALMER j J CHICTCGO L C TRENT Salt Lake City Utah v General Western Manager f Helena Montana MINING MACHINERY I i And Machinery for the Systematic Reduction of Ores by Amalgamation Concentration Smelting and Leaching Builders of the HOMESTAKE GRANITE MOUNTAIN DRUM LUMMON ANACONDA BLUE BIRD LEXINGTON and BIMETALLIC COMPANIES REDUCTION WORKS lIoiatiog ngLnss ape and Direct Acting Prospecting and Development Holmts 1 Builder of Improved Air Compressors qnd Wire Tramways Fruo Vanning Machines and Embroy Concentrator = 1 1 ELECTRIC MOTORS 1 = soxac wsmnv JGmnIs BOR Inid0efLaood Hoisting Engines TYLER WIRE WORKS DOUBLECRIMPED MINING CLOTH Jileotrio Light 1lents Diamond Cof ppospeetlng Drills CONOENTRPTTION 1ltILLS ELECTRIC ELEVATORS fRani flock Drills and Compressors Otis Elevators Knowlas Pumps Root Blowers KINGSLAND DOUGLAS SAW MILLS Ii SHAY PATENT LOCOMOTIVES 1 l NJ S t xtt p MADSENS FURNITURE STORE 51 and 53 E First South Street A Large and Magnificent Assortment of WALL PAPER CARPETS CURTAINS DRAPERIES In the Newest and Most Desirable Colors and Patterns from the Cheapest to the Bost has now arrived BABY CARRIAGES In Great Variety and at Prices to Suit All RItERIGERATORS Of the Best and Most Approved Make P lMADSBN IT I S A ORIME i 7 Parents dont you think it is a crime to let your boys go ragged on tha shreeU when you can go to Samuel Kohn the Clothier No 213 Main street and get a Wool Suit for 135 worth 350 and 300 elsewhere in sizes from 4 to 13 or a pair of Knee Pants for 2oc that would sell rapidly at 5001 Then you might ask U What shall we do with the larger boyst Wen Samuel Kohn can give you Suits age 12 to 18 consisting of Coat Vest and Pants for 325 worth at any other store from 450 to 1300 Ask yourself if you can afford to let this golden opportunity go by Remember this sale only lasts until Saturday Satur-day Night May 9 Dont Forget the Place 215 Main Street HOME COAL COMpJYJI I 22 Eo First South St EXHIBITION OF WATERCOLORS By the most prominent French English and Italian Aritsta at Hotel Templeton Rooms IS and 19 on Wednesday June 3 and Thursday Juno 4 hours 10 am to 6 pm and 8 um to 10 pm H S VAX GIGCH of Paris Utah Cracker Factory 37 E THIRD SOUTH STREET Hascfctunr of tUs Ot br tJ Sifter Brand of Fine Graftem SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 11 lx J ReKoTHOMAS 26283032 East First South SALT LAKE CITY r 1 0 BARGAIN I CLEARANCE SALE All Departments Represented 1J J COIdIdENCING May 4th and continue to May 30th We must close out surplus stock and prices will be made low enough to effect this object I r JOB OFFICES Save Your Type By Having Forms = STEREOTYPED I sr v AT THE HERALD OFFICE A New and Complete Outfit Best Work at Eastern Prices J ov OrNrqi |