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Show " ' .- - , t UK SALT LAKK TIMES. TnunSDAV JUSE 18 . 1891 3 " ' ARE YOU GOING TO. THE RACES. Wc arc entered for the rcat free for all and are always first under the wire. WE LEAD BUT BIEVER. FGIIQW. SPECIAL RACE WEEK PRICES: & &t bet not taioSd,S KcK and Vk formerly ."1 Lew Cut Slioos in llalmoral. Huttim and Confess at pr.ee, to si, your sold at and Special prices or for $1.00, pur-o- . 50c 75c, race 35c 3 and csts and White and K,n.vM.,v;.i,mmnor(eUn com. Fancy Striped all Silk Ovcrshirts . 50, Rood uealfvoo Our line of Outm- - Coats esungs All tiic latest shapes in plain and fancy colored Straw and Manilla Hats. pletc. ---- --- ffc Close Pniiitly lit 1 p. 111, Saturday fetopM The Birthplace of Low Prices. BUST M LJnm READOUR LIST or CELEBRATED PIANOS. Stinewey. ('bickering, dough A- Warren, Kiial.e & Co, Pecker Urns. A. li. (..'haste, J. C. 1 i.her, Kverett. ALSO THK Stcrv Clark, A. li. Chase, Loring & jiluko and lii icl;epoi t Organs. We ?e'l any of the Instrument" on otif tii.'.i' and e nv paynimit". Out n .tr n tiimitu n in x.'h:itt.; for nw nit am) thirr4l r ihii" nilnwcl A written Ktiaraut of from Pvo t. sei'.-- years afnunpiiiiie" . arh piai-o- . Wo ar ii.b' fa. t. ry ain-ct- i for tlm t'eh.-brivtiH- l SUncwiiy 1'iiino For t'tnli, Vyniiilujr and ldilio. V.'e t it" tn ah'jwniK o.ir froo.is wh.hr you luleaJ vr not. CortTspouilenco BoIitHed. f. E. Warren Mercantile fo. Skookum Root l'w Groiuer. JC.-T- S Crowi Hair Rspidly. t. . . J Krarlicatci Dandruft ' gtops Tailing Hair. kiUflM ." of Bnldneaa, C V '! t Ur I Crowi Hair on t V Mr'Wy Bald Haad "if (A I n Exquisite iVil ToUet Artie I ttri I I I I Free from all i i )hi $ ' jjj' j' coloring matte Coutaiucs no Mineral orVegetable FolaotM 1$ an honest and tneritoriou preparation. Nature Own Remedy. ttoclQ Ecot Hair Grower Co, NEW YORK. jpor sl by all Dfugglata, DR. LESLIE'S :-- -Si IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY IN THE WORLD THAT WILL ABSO-LUTELY CURE jSICK headacbeR TKSTI MOIMIA L9 TOD & CRAWFORD. Commission a ant Dealers In Ituiidicff Material Sa.ma Kosa, Cai.,, Jan. 19, 1SU. BrlftusM-dMniOo- .! (,i.NT-.- . roar of tne 15th I Khali lie glad t o - v. .11 in ii- - n .o'i ..g the ' of I)r. en f'eserlption. Indeet. ?no!-- r of i h it I i.ai e t o.iicat of yo in the past four ye:t: has i.een .".Lev. away in self bav-in te.-- eoni'ib-tei- ritrv.i alter a of tieadaeiie. as 1 nn lt ia.l:y .ertlfy. HhoutJ o:i writ-- to either I) . Markeil or i.r. Ma-on- , .: tills p. a . you may ."' o Ti n & Hiu-rtm-as tn ttii Hipi'.i.'i ity ot Jour I'ouis ;r uy, Wilu'Ioo. Price, S Cents. .,lil trH I)rnElt. Eri Kadicine Co., San Irancisao, CaL J.OCAIi TICA INS. SALT LAKK ASH OOIUS. Leave Salt Lai;e i':lii in., :2.' a. m . snd 4: up. id- - U"Uirui!K', arrive at halt i a. ui., 6:li p. 111,. and u- - . in. lUMillAU .'NO WASAT''H. Leave Salt LaVe a. 111. Ketumin?. e K.Ut Lake 6.0U p 111. AMKH1CAN K.II1K, CK.lV.I, BPIMS1! VIM B. THIS-TLE. Mr. PLEASANT A NO .MANTI. Leave Salt Lai.e 9:;:U a. in. K turning, ar-rive Salt IiUe : p. 111. 1). C. MOIXSK, J. H UI NSKTT. tien'l J4.iuai;or- - Oeu 1 1'an.s. Agt. HELD BURG. TAILOR. J.W.Farrell&Co. rJJm h . -- A 4TuM A PLUMBERS, m S STEEM FITTERS. Dealers iu bit ktuds of -- LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS. Orders taken for Drive and Diipr Wells, Cess-pools bid X and roun'J,etKi.s made i:i7 Main, uy; S.tu AuerDacb liios. Xo.vUU'.ue. --Va M. R. EVANs.- tt-2- W. Becond South. I Spouting Goods, j Guns, Revolvers anl Ammunitiim. Eieyclcs, Tricycles St Velocipedes. Pa'Ore. Torhst CntlBry. Shears and S Issnr Btrojig: Ind an Cl'ibs, Moiinit (ilo. Dumb Hells, Dc Collars: Tlr mj.s..n boot aud fcliotw; t ljid and Oprra O aeiea. Examine Stock Bc fa reP urc h aslc g, M Central Bsiinj. Tinie-TaW- e, ia Effect April I, 1S91: I'aenfffir trains will run daily lierween Bait Lake aud Park City as follows: SALT l.AKK CITV.. train 1 leaves 8th South and Mala... Siana.n. 3 " "... 4:0.) p. m " 8 arrives " " " ,..10:o0a.ia " 4 " "... 6.:tw p.ta PARK CITT. 1 arrives at Park City 10:10 a r -- 8 " " 0:. P ra " 2 loaves " " :0u aua "4 " " ' 4:iki p.ia pasentflr tra'ns run daily Sait Lane C.ty and Mill Cret-- us fol-low s: ' Leave Salt Lake 0 4i and i.iO a tn., and 4 aad 6: IU n.m. Ke.urn.u: I.aiveMiU Creek 7:IS and 8:09 a.m., aud .1:1 and 6:48 p.m. Pf!ti-.- anl tpot cor. Eighth South and Malu Str.-et- Jcs. H. Young. T. J, H:cXlBtos!l, Gen. Sttpennteudout. Oen. & P At Utah & Montana Machinery So. & I.. efffe V." I mM..rir I..-- . . High Grade t. vw..,,,, ir. :..J Machinery! For all kinds of duty. Carries tn Stock fot Iiiini-t1:at- delivery M .sn-si- a e tioual, 1'ipe Covvrmx, Iron I'loe and t ittings. Air lns'eiboU-B-jitaut- , 14. D. Co. Kock brain. ENGINES & BOILERS. From 3 to IN Horse Power. flrest'tu Kit tines. Pnnips. Horse Whims, Wire Hour ir .1 8. reel. Mine and Mill Supplies, foaety N.uo Powder, Caps aud Fuse. Mam Offlee and Warerooma, 253 S. Main St. Sat Liko City, AGENCY, Butte, MouV y Correspondence Solicited, i. AT.Ti CUSWAY, FISH SFF.IKSS, CEEP CREEK STAGES Will leave CONNOlt 11KOS. IIOTi.L DAILY on the arrival of the L'iau & Train. There Will be Stations for the Benefit o? Passenger on the Btaga Lina. Parties wlshtnfr information tn regard to the road will call at Connor Hros. Dl'tanre hv stac line from Storkton to !) p reek.. 14.. mllei From Sio.Ut..n to s Kanch. W ' Krr.buer s to imirwaT... . intK'ivav to Fish Spr ns ? ,, " is-- . Bprins to liltou : Clifton to Deep Creek W Conner Bros. StccKon, Dtai Denver llGranflo SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD The Favorite Koute to Gknwood, Aspen, Leadrillc, PneMa, Cclorado Springs. Denver ' ' And all Points Kast and South. WO .3 DH!LY. Elegant Pullman and Tourist Kloepers, and Free Chair Cars on Each Train. For fuU Information, call on or admass W. J. SHOTWiiLli, An.:t, 58 W. Slid Soutl T. SMITH, A. 8, HUGHE3, .nrat Vanager. Traffic .Manage S. K. HOOPER, G. P. and T. A. S500 Howard ! WF. will pay tlie above wvd far any rane of llTwe Cemp'slnt. I'ypf isia. Fick ilea.la.-he- . l" jienon.'.ii-ftifalio- n or Cest, vuacrj we c&i.not euro w.ta Wete VeircUhle LlTer la;.., lien the il.re.-tl- ns ro utrietiy f .'i.naii 'i with. Tie. y are J.u-- t. ly and Hover tail to ? S.iifnr au-- Larue re.uauiie: I:illw. '.'j rents. Tew-ir- of ceiii.terfe. an.) in.. ;OjenH. . rnt.iie eeiy t'7 TUS JOHN C. Wf--. - (i- . lOf .r II I. For pale by Johnson, Pratt & Co., Salt Lake. ABeantifulWoman 6MILICS bWF.RT. I.V ft the tli.,ui;hl ot her uwu ioveii- - Be?. vciv woniao y - m.des sweetly hc f :s U isduin Ktf- - ;fJ bcrtinc, tor it (rive. j& , to her a clear, liana. (La 'r: ''') parent, beautilul TV SK'T-r- : aaiu. A beaiuilul y Vv omiplcx'.on aiouel. L. V' : olicu suilicient to Jet J v(' make woman V beautihiL A woman t 5 aC "ho has a beautiful '1J 1I compleaicn shouM I . preserve it : the one fe ,r,Vt Mes. k.rtun.e in Vj' jl"rvlvV " mhiituiapossession beautify It. I ( V $. X Wwlom'. sober- - Hne duel iust what fc. elaitned for it It not only preserve and beaa-t'li-the complexion, but repaos the dumsec. tUiie by lte 01 the many daiiKeron. ccin-- ! pound, now in the market, by iu tonic eiiect, re--: sunuiK the akin to a n.tural. healthy atuon. Head thetntimoniada hoin laaaon. artwun, oti feaaxed ch. n'"" aad uniucat klu&avua, ; )REUHL & pRANKEN. torn Tmm. 8.E. Oor. Main and Third South. w earrv a complete line of Droits, Chemical, . Proprietory K'jm'-dle- Trti-se- ., ims)itea and Domestic i'erturuds aad Toilet Articles th t Coonm. panodurtdlnn of Phyaiclanss Preserlp Family Kecipc our S( eciaity. Also a fm line of Trusts. lira es, Cratches, Etc. Special attention given to order bf mall. AGENCY TOE GUNTHEB'3 0AHDIE8. , KELLY & CO. Tr-inter- Stationers, Blank Book Makers. 4 West ffnd South Salt Late City. OUR FACILITIES FOR POINO Jot. Viliitiinr are of the newest and best, i.ooa.3 ruldi, primed an.t tan. nil to or-der. Sattiojes of hallroad. M.nln;', liana aafl y ercKutile work always on hand, c lupie.'a line of i)fte Kupplie. embrac.n the mot approved labor-savin- and tcououiical inveu- - tiona. J Ixw Prices. Call on Us. ranee 1 west J. F. MlllspnUgh 't tix. to Robert .1. ueeu, part of lot 6, block Si pint K ZI011 Men hantlle Co.. to Jane A. Y.ninn et deed, lot 3, block 411. pun D ' Catherine Lewis 1 al. to John D Lewis deed, part of l"t K block :. plat K . l.auQ Charles H. r .l ci ux to M.r. boreo.- - 8.11, dew!, lot in Alb-r- t Place, suLdl- - Visioll A. HJ.01.U.T to li. 0. Hoover, deed, mlu- - int,' proi-ert- Charus Wilcalns to Mary I.. I'inknr- - ton. deed, part uf 9 atlon J", towusinp I south, rant;.' Ue-- i 6.000 It 11 Hawkit s et tix. to Joseph Stay, .1. .ii. part if Intl. bio. k II, plat It.... 1.3.5 Klt is round, i'rolnto Jmlu'e. toitrsinu Jaooi-sou- deed. ttt.-- 7 and H, bl.sik at. Draper to.wisite I' Rasmus Jaoi son et ux. to rhrMtiia II .lee I. lul 7 and s blo.-- US, DriipertownsHe &0 Nl. In lIOK'i-iis- i ti to Christine Hansen, deed, lots 7 nud 8, block 18, Draper to'.vnsite 1 H M. Parke" et al. to Mrs. llaiiimh Tavlor. deed, pari of lot 1. block M, p at C SCO) II M. Parker et al. to Stan'ev F. Tav-- . :ee.t, part of lot I, bi.Ct 81, piat (J ., 1.500 Total 3J.W7 SALL'S fJVEii MDl TfeBt Sidera Have No Konson to Com-plain of Dull Time or tha Abaenua of Buyers, PRESSED BEIOK MADE AT HOME, Changes in tho Mercmtile Elock Pat-ronise Home Industry New from Brighton. Ileal estate men who are devoting their attontiou to tha haudliug of prop-erty over the Jordan are making very little complaint of dull time or luck of ales. Tho ellorts that are beiug luado by people over there to advance the in-terests of that suction, are beginning to bear fruit, as buyers are aiivo to t tie fact that if manufactories of various kinds go thero it is ttte proper plauo to niako iuvestuionls in a part of tiie earth. It is o'y a few mouths now since tho property owners of tho wist side decided to hold out every inducement to enterprises which give employment to labor. While tho efforts they have ma 16 have not resulted in securing any ver large manufacturing concern, they hat been wholly satisfactory and have "t." had the best of effect iu inspiring 8 in uyer- - I'10, impvovements ff that are being made in several addition two or three mile west of the river are broad gauged and important in tho ex-treme, aud tho population is increasing at a rapid rate. The largest sale of real estate made in the city iu a month was consummated over there last week. Ryp the Miliary at Hum. There is an almost universal protest nuinig all classes of manufacturers be cause of the sending of contracts out 0'. ihe city for building material which ought to be given to homo institutions. ;t is even true in cases whero the home product can bo bud of as good a tjuiil-jt- y aud a cheap or cheaper tiian tlkat which comes from abroad. Tho blame for this is placed mostly on tho shoulders of the foreign contractors who have no interest in the city at all, evcept in tha piece of work they are engaged on. What is true, of brick, lime and cement makers. is more true of the iron manu facturers, who claim that in some instances they have not been even asked to bid on classes of material which they can compete successfully for with any similar works in tho west. None of these, people ask to be particularly fa-vored but they do demand that where everything is equal that they be) given an even show aud not ho discriminated against.in favor of some friend which a contractor may have in the east. ):n.n..ni or HiimnfM. It is frequently a matter of favorable comment, that the business growth of the city is not confined to any one local-ity or any street, but that it is spread-ing in all directions. Just now the riv-alry is between Second South and Stale girects, with the race nearly an even one. At this time, Second South has the pull by reason of the possession of the postotlice which attracts nearly ail of tho local travel, but this is offset by the immense amount of country trade which comes in over the State street thoroughfare. No one now, dares to venture an opinion as to which will become the main business street of the city when it shall have gotten a pop-ulation double to that which it has now. Chang, of TiU. Following wore the record in this city yesterday of the sales of real estate: F llevteet al. toWilllam F.unt.inoe deed, lot;'land37, block U. Hyde Park ad- - dit.on .............I 61 Willtaoi Thompson et tit. to Alwil la S. hiiil r. dcBd. part or lot 1, l.lock s. plat it , AlwildaS Miller to William I nomoson deed, part of lot 1. Idock IS. plat H. .. 4H0 K c ciii'istiansen et ux. to .loamiab Jensen, deed, lot block 5 r P Pratt et ux, to Merman II Anderson deed, part or plat I .................. - Altit Johnson et ux. to John H.mdrick- - son. deed, part of lot 1 and part of lot j in Kouiitaiii Place suid sum..... loud N Y Cliiwsou et al U. Jeanelte MtelL ,1 . part of lot 3. block M plat A .. 1 Jeaneitu Y Sue!! ct ai. to N Y CiawM.n, ileed. part of lot 3. block 70. plal. A 1 Jeanette Y Si.e.l et al. to Spencer Clawson. tr.isiee, ooed, part of lot d, block 70. pl.'t A 1 K Y Clason et ai. to Charlotto 1 . Votinn. deeU, li.rt of lot 6, Hihk i4, plat A ; 1 N Y Clvwion el nl. to Jeanette . Hnell. deed, part of lot t. block 71 plat JeauVfe'vI'siicil'et'ai.' to N. . Claw- - -- wiu. deed, part of lot 5. block .1 plat 1 N y Clasonit al. to P. U. Anderson, ae.il. part of lot :i. block .tiplat A... 1 Frank i'mos et al. to I :! lla Lynn, deed, part ill tot block ). plal l I Fred A. Cooper. Jr.. to A. .. (Sist.eman. f Heed. 111. iLiii,' !roperi" i David vi oodniaus. h t in. to John ,Voo"niaiis.Mi. deed, part of 1.U3, bio. k J,', pan- - Ed vara Martin to Joan Mattln. oeed. part of section l.', township 3 south. Rio Grants festerii RAILWAY fWpF AND A GRANDL 3 - D Currer.t Tiaae-Tat- ls In K:-- Suiiuay June ll.b. No. No. 4. Fast-boun- Trains. A'lmtlo A'umtlo Mail. Lxjrosd. I,favcOL'.l-- a. rn. H:4.r p. m. Arruesait l.altB U:)o a. m. :!U p. m. Leav e ft .It I.iUc f .ft a. 111. 10." p, 111. Arriv i'mvo 'llrvn a. 111. 1 p. m. Leave l rovo !ll:M a. 1.1. 11 HO p. lit. Arrivtif.twn Kivpr f p. m. 6:ki a. in. l.eareirwn Hlvt'r ft:. i. m. r:-- a. in. Arrive urand Jiiurtion n: . p. in. l" a. m. Leave Cram! Juiu'tiou. .MJ . in, l(i:lf a. in. Arr. v ( ;iuwo. nl tipn'R! 1 u." a. 111. 1 : p. tn. Arriv LeadviUo h:.i5 it. in. ' I', ri. Arrive t'ur..:o 1": a p. tn. - a. An ive Colo , Spr.nKi... p. m. 4:Jia. m. AiTivs I .fuvr i ' I ; Jt.". J !..?. 'ih No 3. No. 1. West-biVm- Trains. Atlantic Atla.ntlo Mall. hxpre.-is- . Leave Denver fS'lip. n. :W n- - Leave Colo.. Springs. .. la :1a p. ni. II fn a. m. L. avii 1'unblo Il:t5 p. 1". 1 p. ni. LcavB Leadville C:lz, lyln. p. m. lr'i'Hf'ift f-- .- j. i.ve flraad Junction. u. 4:41) a. m. arrive urffpn I'av.'r f'la.S p. in. 8tL'a a. 1.1. Lease tircun Klver :is p. m. 8:4A a, m. Aril.n l rovo lis i'l a. 1.1. :' p. in. Leave J'rovo U- 0 a. 111. :1 p. in. Arrive Salt Luke ..Vi a. m. ' m. Leave Bait Lako a to a. nt. 4:4. p. 111. Arrive Owden J .!:!. a. tn- p. jn. TK BURLINGTON ROUTE. A Crtal RtUra Vrhuia Ltoaa Bak t Ureal CIU.. TT!tb T000 mi!e of iteel laid track penetrating tlia slates of Illinois, Iowa Missouri, Minnesota Kansar, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota, lis the designation of the Ii. & M. rail-roa- d and oilier roa.la controlled by the C.. B. 4 railroad. Thia great sytu-u-i reaches, with iti own lines, all the Important ritics in the west: Omaha, Lineoln, llenvrsr, Cheyenne, JCew (..'ant!, J)eadwood, Da-kota, lint Springs end all point In the B'.ack II. lis; Dns Rlolnos, llurhugtoa, liavenport, lioek Itianil, Gal.'iuur, 1'eoria, Chicago, Atthisnti, St. Joseph, Kunsas City, i'iauilal,Cjuiucy,St. Louis, Minneapolis and I'aul. Tne Unrlington through vettibule trrins are coiiiposad of I'uUman titled up in luxurious stylu and are sleeping rare of the uewestand latest furnished with drawing rooms, amok-la- g apartments, toilet rooms, aod lava-tories supplied with hot and cnldwaur, and well selected libraries of tho work 'f our best authors; elegant reclining ehair cars (seatg free); the famous Burlington dining curs, serving meal en route, and first clatM coaches and goioker.v Tbee superior trains run d.illy be-tween Denver, Lineoln, Omaha. Chicago and Teoria; between Denver, Atchison, St. Joseph, Kansas City and St. Louixi between Kansas City, St. Joseph and Chicago; between St. Louis and St. Taut and Minneapolis; and between Omaha, St. Joseph and Kitoeita-citj'- . Direct connections are made ,;n mag-nificent union depots at Donver for ail ts in scenic Colorado, Utah and the foin ooast, at Chicago and St. Loui for all points cii--t and south, and at Kansas City for all pointa east, west and south. The Burlington is the shortest line, and runs through trains with Pullman steppers to the li.ack Hills. I'or rates or time apply to any con-pe- n ticket agcut iu Utah, or the under-signed. E. E. Wai kfk. Gen'l. Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. J. Francis, G. P. 01 X. A., Omaha, Ken. REPu'B.ICAN C0NVEN1I0N.I i, .11 f..r Convention of l;.publl. Clntu 111(11(9, tu ba f elluwad by a Oraud Republican Uatly. To TUB lttlt ULlCANS OF UTAH TERIU-TOIt- The organization of the two national parties is now in progress. There are iu Utah thousands f voters who have not yet allied themselves with either of tho two grekt parties, and who are now studying tbh question of national poli-- ; tica. F f ' Utah is entering upon that . magnifi-cent mateijil and political progress which mai ls' ita manifest destiny, and it is Important that every voter shall be familiar Kvith the doctrines of the republican rirly, so nocessary to the progress and Vapid development of the west. With a view to the more thorough equipment of the republican party, and the teaching of its doctrines in this ter-ritory, the republican club of Ogdcn and Weber county: First Invites all republican clubs that may bo then organized to send threo delegates from each club to a convention of clubs, to meet in Ogden at 111 o'clock a. 111. Friday, July 10, for the purpose of organizing a territo-rial league. Second And further invites all re-publicans in tho territory to meet in a grand rally and mass meeting to be held in the grand opera house, in tha city of Ogden, at 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday tho 11th day of July, 1W1. Fkawc J. Cannon, President. C. H. M Cl.rrtE, Secretary. William H. Harvey. J. S. Painter, R. II. (i. Minty, J. K. ilagley, F. J. Can-non, committee of arrangements. PSkle Rapil Transit Wy TIME TABLE, To Take Effect May 1st, 1891. Local Trains for the Jordan Klver, Garden. City, UrinbU'U and Eldorado. MAVKfl T.EAVB ILPOHATlO SALT l.AKK I'TTT r:noa.ra. LOipra. " " H:'1 " 40) " , i," , - " " p.lOl f.:.0 Ha ll:W " 6;uu " Maxim. City Station: Corner Seventh South an Beeond West str-e- t. J. G. JACOBS, Gcn'l Bl'g'r. REPUBLICAN RALLY AT MILL CREEK. Th Utiut and Mmt KoMiu.laatlo l'olit-le- al M.etli.K Ever Unlit There. An enthusiastic republican rally was held in'Mill creek precinct. The ward house was crowded. A parade headed by the Mill creek hand preceded the meeting which was opened by Mr. ShtirtlelT. (ieorge Taylor was made chairman and Alexander McFarlane secretary. The speakers were Mr. Heber M. Wells. Honorable James Sharp. John M. Zane, James Devine; and the way each speaker was cheered showed plain-ly that the people of Mill Creek appre-ciated good, sound republican doctrine when they beard it. The speakers dwelt principally upon the benelits that would accrue to Utah through the protective system, and showed to the satisfaction 'of all present that Utah needed a protective tariff, and that without protection our mines, that are now a great source of revenue to the people, would lay dormant. At the close of the speeches James 11. Miller, Benjamin Harmon and Robert Wilsf-- were appointed to organize a Republican club iu Mill Caeek. -- e MORNING ARRIVALS. Templeton J. K. Tate. Chtea-co- J H. Cobb, Baltimore; Kied 0. Koely, New York; 111. Sinytl 0, Denver; ii. Kosensioek. Chicago, iiileiiWaltor Southworth, Pleasant Val-ley Junction; Mrs. (1. llulkley, Fred (1. ilulk-ley- , Aspen, Colo.; Frank (Iriswold and wife, New ork; Marlon Hamvoll, Eureka. Walker John T. Husband, San Francisco; F. Creene, New York.: J.J.Taylor aud wife. El I'a-- o. Tex. ; W. L. Austin and wlto, P Ore. ; Frank Huckiey, jr.. S in Francisco; L M. D-- e, Ocdea; E. Maloney, ipden. White II him-Jo- hn J. F.pley, Denver; F. Howen, Chlcano; C. E. 11 1!, l rovo; t.eo L. 8vendson, Losan; J.Clark, DausasCtty; Jolui C. tloeln, Wo .lby, Wash.; - J lCumiit, Provo; 11. Datlrei? r. St. Paul: H. Harrison, Omaha; C. Strom:, Wallace. Idaho; U. H. Whit lock" Maylleid; J. T. Uarr.nf ton, Denver; F. Hitch-cock. Denver. Ktintsforil-- 1). Wnmick. Kansas City; 0. T. A. Chicago: II. It. Willis ami wife', San Francises: John W. Collin. Sail Dleiro; Ceo. It. Clarke. Chicago: C. 1. Two-pcu- J. H. Parliin. Loudon: (J. Katterroann, Japan: F. HohtiKa, H.n Kong: W. I'. Creu-stian- i. (Ww.; K. W. Ma-tic- C. Cant. San N. K 00s, New York; H. Hasting, Cars .11; J. P, Cobb. Baltimore. |