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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES. SATURDAY OCTOBER 3. 1591J WOW K TU FT TIMI7 Tfl RHYf . un ivJ IHLf i Ilvl ly 1 U UU! i NORTH BENCH PEOPERTY ! $50,000 to be Expended this Fall in Extention of Water Mains. Block 123, bet. C and D and Eighth and Ninth Streets, at a Big Bargain; 81000 will hold it until Novemver 1. Come and get the Price and Terms. 5 2-Sto-ry Frame Houses-ne- ar Electric Car Linc-- at S2,00 each; on monthly payments. Only a little more than rent. The finest building lot on the North Bench; fine Shade and Fruit Trees; only three 160 acres "over the river;" owner is a Colorado man, who has bought a mine out 13 blocks from the Temple; commands a fine view of the Great Salt Lake, Fort Douglas and the Deep Creek Country, and must have the money to develop same. This land will the City and Valley. bring jioo.oo per acre as soon as the Deep Creek Railroad is started. t A FEW MORE LOTS LEFT IN DAVIS, SHARP & STRINGER'S ADDITION, (Corner cT 7c:-'.!- : South and Second West Streets.) Will be sold on monthly payments. The West Side Rapid Transit Company will soon be making half-hourl- y trips with their New Edco Storage System Electric Cars. Bargains in Business and Prospective Business Property on all the Principal Streets of the City. 23 West 2nd South. Davis & St l'i IIgei. ' H. DINW00DEY FURNITURE CO, BEAUT HlnL CAR )r?m g PETS. I REDUCED pRICES IN LUMBER, J7TC. SELLS & CO. Are closing out their whole Stock of Lumber, Doors, Win--' dows and building material at REDUCED pRICES FOR (3ASH. " UenryF. Clark, TAILOR;" 23 e. rmsT sQirr? M. R. EVANs. 1 W. Bcoond 9on1& I Sporting (oodsJ Cids, Revolvers snl Ansifei E.cjv!c3, Tricyelfj & Wctiptuei. H?ort. TorSt CrM'rj, Shears aid Btropa; In t. an Cla i, Hoxtntt i ; io ' Duma Pvtia, r' Coll.i-rs- Iioctj msA cmw leld lind Upcra tf.sni l bzr sr.? Stock Mm Purchasls Utah & Montana Ilachinsry Zo. i ? . Machinery! For ill kin!s of duty. Carries In Stock tat li'iae J au de;l ry M gnt sia P tiooal, Pip- - ( o.- rut, lro i Pl nJ Kltilni. Air t'e ii n!ii;i, lakjrea-)ikaut- , H. O. Cx lu-c- br ... ENGINES & BOILERS. frMP 1 ie i'f: )i r Pjwr. firj .: ri-fc-- f. Vunij.s Horse wa rns. W!h u,i.; li 'i il. Mine and Milt Baj pll, bwmy N.tro l'i w.;r, Cap and tOM. Main Offlre anil Warvrooma, 39 & Mam 5i. Salt Lih City, AGENCY, ButW, Mot. fy Ocrresjoaasnce oUdtevV -- Dentist- .$t?-s- . - o l r. n.. ' O t an .. ' . r "" " ' ; ; l.ca. i'r' ...-c- i L . -- .I .ft '.'ii :::;. S., ;.;. rTetn-J- Pip. - VI! :' ,.)! .; I. hni ii :' a: a. . e.'rai m;; i rmn t .1 .VI . to 1'. M. The Spi'liiaii e. ii.'s at S i .. haf e are the iiu.'st in the !..a i. i ; , .,(, i j ,,j Main street, alt Lake ( it r. j J pendence with h'n string of young ones, j' .'The Moore baseball nine of Denver anil the Evans of this city were billed lor a game today. Tho annual meeting of the Went Side Driviu;? 1'arlc association will he held Monday evening next at the oftice of J. M. N'eison. Lig Joe McAulifJe ii awaiting a reply to his challenge to Hilly Woods, whom hit wants to uofeat in Ogden if such a thin? is in fates fickle programme. Tha walking match between Gorman and Richmond, which was to have started at the I'arillion last night, has been indefinitely postponed on account of the weather. Pugilism in Zion is a back number. It was due to Colonel Kelly that great interest was awakened for a time, tint tho "vocal" slugger talked the sport inlo an untimely grave. The brother of Tnb. Jcsstip of this city, who is a graduate of Yale, hits again been plucking laurels from the raving course, and now tloats l he senior championship of the class of '91. The Kennel club held a meeting last night and adopted a resolution allowing the removal of dog9 at 5 o'clock each eveuing and then return to their ken-inl- s at 10 o'clock each morning. A vote of thanks was tendered the Knuts-for-for courtesies. jfiiERlc;;::; him Tha Meeting at the Wt Fid Track to Begin With a Fast St ilng oa Kond-iy- EVENTS FOE TEE SECOND. Tie Directors Will Bang Up $10. COD for the 19th Soma General Sporting llutes. Everything at the rn.--e track is now in cock-an- priicc condition and Mon-day afternoon as tine a collection of speed will pound tho gvuvcl of the West Sida l);ivit:g 1't.rk n.s has ever been rallied in ti.e .i.n-- t r.!ii'itain cir-cuit. The following e eels hav e been thus f'ir posted, the snv in l pand-wiel.e-it! the n.nner and Ull-ii- '! .11,1. h.v v.. I!W. : l'T. ' lion Antrim, h. a Matt n idi Pomp, ill. it ,'. A. Kiurera .! ..; I'rn.o El'KT I iscis, l.r. k ... . . J v. Mitch' P Jascy. br. s Mr Gram of Aun'm-a- rork TllliLK VIlAK o:.!! ' K;.r Hor" a. '' in r. Covcomti. eh. Sam Mcliitvre b. in Han ey i!..rey j iteillUS t. s .Mr. .VWl.tl.eW;. 'tl'ui 11. i". J h'falik Arms'roiis Tina e Mivnt in t. y - - ! !rk KiTrh'-- Hilly Kent. H: civ Ladv May. t in I. T SU' imi-- IVmmihi. Ii. s Mall .Mil n Tt mptar. b. s in .'cm: vie Bla'-- Camd. h. s I'. M. ,li Itiib'im KAMRII-llitllS- ' E. font,. ft'!'trt SoliUho. b. R II. V, .llni'Ml Lad," I'.. 11111. h. m ' .'. Hurt ( 'om inoilui'., Ii, h I M. Ni' S'in La ly Mai-k- h. in liam In e ck Lock, b. k G air: Hurnis, 'mi. n j 2:i K. ". Kt'.'v K lir. c J. M. Ncls.a, F.l.liT I, u br. c .1. A. M ! ell Jahey. br. fi Mr. il:ant. Aiil' nan ork I W Vl. !i ol.u It K. .)- ., Ai.n'iTii-t- . el:, s Mr. fori b". y.ien A nlia M . b. s !.'. A v.c r KcHUti'ri'. b. m S.n.i Mc!1;'. navu:u u i;k f. mlncik i i.as-- . ..;'... Ila:sey. b in tl:ir.' a u Inkeriiiiil. br. i;. :nt Lock. b. s ' ii o.'i' i.i.r.ai ..a u )i:ck. b. s . ity u Ie T!m Si'f'nii I M.u.l.n. The limird of diieetors of the 'living p:ir!t bad a mcoCn.j ni.;;it an :in-- ' tioiiiiced the fidkiwitig programme .r the I)!;' meet.iy, w liicii lul.o'A ', in the regular e.,ci' if the western circuit, and beaibii rrr () ir.l.ar fiv i;V7l';!l.,r ace, C.'L' els--- ; trottincr - c.'a-.- -: tanu .!g ta e, ha.l ni;e :!::- -:. s' ; li.ri 'I've1' c ' ra.'c. .; ,V cm ; :t '; ii r..cc, ' li i c iiinu n.; r.cv. tiVi'.'i.'i.;ii;- - of .tti.. ' -'! r ; .' : r.ic r . r " . c ale ;; ). i .; v. ; .n' i ,,. p ., I ,. ...i. A. G. l'..it iiU- - li t'UIIL'ii lu.ill Lelir-win was believed to be reliable, but in-quiry at the company's office proved he was not. The factory will not Sir.rt until it has at least a thousand tons of beets on hand. As no harvesting has been dose during the wet weather of the past few days, no manufacturing will be done until nearly the letter part of next week and possibly even later. Wet weather is gaid to have a most peculiar effect on the beets in decreasing the amount of sseh-arln- e they contain, but when it gets dry again the beets recover thoir sweetness w.thin a day or two. Mytrius Murvajrlaf Tarty. A very mysterious surveying party is working on the west side on the exten-sion o! Eighth South street, driving slakes which look as if they were in-tended to woik the line of a railroad. Some of ttiese small wooden pegs bear suc'u if 'ends as "t wo foot cel." "four foot till," of. The engineer who is in churls of the party wtii give no iulor-malij-of the oujeit of thti survey, whete ;t is giing or for whom it is be-ing done: but it is supposed to be a Burlington outfit, which road is said to be behind the Denver, Apex it West-- I ern. Th Hot 8prlBga Itallroari. The grading on the extension of the Great Salt Lake i& Hot Springe railroad has been completed as far as Hountitul, with the exception of one little placeon ' CONDfflONf TRADE. Eastern Financial Centers Wore Tempor-arily Unsettled by 8- - V. Whita'i Fr.ilursbut Hays Kaoovered- - CONFIDENCE FULLY EE8T0P.ED. European Market will Absorb a!l of Amsrica'i Burping Grain and Good Times ere Assured. Chamberlain & Co.'s Report says: The beginning of the big boom whioh ought to spread all over the country, and started in Wall street, had a smart set back this week, but the immediate recovery and strong upward tone showed that nothing but immensely broad influences caa ,ity t ie tMi. Messrs. S. V. White & Co., one of inn largest houses ia Wall street, were forced to assign on account of being ou the wrong side in corn. Really not on the wrong side, but too previous. Then Mr Gould's road, the Missouri Pacific, passed its dividend, and the stock fell 8 per cent, carrying the gen-eral market down from two to five points, but the reaction was prompt. Es-timating wheat as worth $1 per bushol, aud corn at title., the supine crop which we can send to Europe should be worth $500,000,000, for the bust European esti-mate shows a shortage there of :2.0,000 bushels of wheat and more than that of corn. The gold movement westward continues steadily. Two millions have arrived and three millions more are in transit. Meanwhile sterling exehange was extremely weak aud (terms likely to remain so until further shipments are made. Money has continued in fair demand aud supply at from 5 per ' cent to 7 per cent. Collections ate re- - ported to be satisfactory at all points, and the latest situation, in general, shows less disturbance than has been ji seen for many months. W hue A: Son s land, on which the rail-road company has a condemnation suit pending. W lieu this caso has been the grading can lie finished in a few days and the whole road put into operation within a mouth. AilTuta(s of l'Td Sluati, No better illustration of the advant-ages of paved streets is necessary thiin ttiat presented today and yesterday by Commercial slnet. Whilu every other thoroughfare in the city has "been a swimming sea of mud, Commercial street was as clean as a swept tloor and perfectly dry in two hours alter the storm was over. 'Th lrrlc'oi Ac." The Irrigation Age for October 1st is i number of Tery unusual interest and importance. It consists of noarly sixty pages, generously illustrated. One single feature of this number renders it indispensable to every iuvigorator and investor in irrigation enterprises. This feature is its complete illustrated ac-count of the Irrigation Congress, which pec u pica sixteen pages of the Aor. This is something which should he widely read and preserved. Besides this lhj A;t' will couftin details of tt.o coming campaign for the Condon cf the arid lands, an ac-count ot the organisation aud member-ship of the new American Association of Irrigation Loginesrs, a description of the first sugar istory in the world which depends on beets raised by irri-gation, tha Usual full departments of irrigation news, farm and orchard pipers und other attractive reading. This ed;ti:n of the Aye consists of 0i0 copi-- s. It wi t.c icnnil on ah ti'o m ' - f, i . for (xir.ii copies i.' r he ; .(1 .1, foiuvsr ! ta eiti.er i n iVnver or Luke uX;'is. Silnr Facturr linn tl. The Lehi su?ar factory has not yet . been put in motion as reported a day or two ago. J he information to that ellect published in Tin; Timks was from a irentleman who had eome ia from !jhi that morning and HLVDSTOXE'S SPEECH. Mow lh Krltlah Pr VI w tl Old Plstamll, Addrft Lost. on. Oct. 3 The newspapers of this city all contain exhaustive com-- , monts upon Gladstone's speech dedv-- I ered at New Castle last night. The Tiwm say; "Gladstone never before so completely abdicted tho functions of a great leader, or sunk so absolutely to a position mouth piece political ma-- I chine. Th i')inlnril, (conservative) says: 'His reference to the cost id the defences and to 1'ypt are most mischievous. He should be compelled to dec are plainly aye or no whether he holds the army or navy excessive; the country i i then know what to expect from hi return to repouili!ity." The ri ii ,': retei rintf to (ilad-tuiie'- s sjic'ch complains of his chilling tlea'llieiit nf Irtlior fUC.tion. lie .V. .. says Gladstone's warning to t!m pre-.-'ii- t government is likely to exert a wimlesomn niiliience on them. J "v will throw Lord Salts- - lilil y i) ei'lioali!. f. iit!,; Ill & Vn. hae removed from toeir eld ij No. tiii Secoi-i- South to thivr new m:irk.-- t, Nos. !0J 'ell K. Sccoa.1 s 1 i eoriiei" State. whe'-- i they v :i !... pleased to serve tin ir oul i.i.-iiii- a ue'.v icitruns. d. Y. Vr.T. ru'g'r. W C. T. r. Kvcimue, N'o. 47 W. 2d .!:: Iioo.t I: .rooiicd iiieaU'.d cts. . CONFERENCE. larf Crowd Arriving from th Vmrloui The sixty secjnd semi-anmia- l con-- i ferenee of the church of Christ of Latter Day Sa'.nts will begin lis under the directions of the First I'renideecy cousi-.tiu- of W'iif.nd Woodrull', George ij. C'aniKui sun F. Sinitii. at 111 o'clock tomoirmv morning in the labernacie. 'J'iio so-nu- n promises to be an important one and in addition to new lnisiues tuere will be the mnirls mini the various branches ot the chitreh. progi-i- i luaile during the interval U-- t cou fer-enee.-, etc. Large crowdi have been gather-ing .Hiring the . p3:-- t a v h u:;-- s rnaractensiic scenes are ,.' areur. l T'eii',;e block uiui the li'icngyard uud the attendance Vfi:i)i-- t' to he verv large li'oe.i the opeuin-- . .. ... rn- - ...!t :,, i p..-- , r I 'i - i ; Ii. . I'.iil'ice.i i: I'm I at i ; : .. i:; !:a' Nan " n! a .. :,' alter I i !''.':'- - en' s re c,.( ;r..; Ol the pioxn.ee, K i t.i.i. ali.i chiels lir.vfl "i: uiii d to (',,::. ; authorities. Tie; le'.oit in Vcinen ,s noWfiitloil. i. '.''....,', .' i I". '"' ."; ' ". ':'.,!'a '.'.f I' i '1 i i ; I.H.I. .j |