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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES. TUESDAY. JULY, 7,1891 TI1II DATJ5 IN HISTOttV-JU- LY 7 Ht07 ldwnrd II of England died, bit last in-junction boinr that Ilia eon mut counter ricotlund. ICli. . Hi' hard Hrliihl' y Kim Irish orator ami dr.iuialit.t, died. 1W-- lie.ttle of Jiuyuu Cache, or Hill's Plantat-ion, An. WB i minor it t.'tv4, lurludliiK Htmrp rv ulry light nt luko. ,MU., mid iWit tho Nini U hjuiauauiid Indian, ut tort iiul-Ice- I. T. Ifl04- -f I, rman'ii advance for'-e- the of '!,:( I,;,!:, iwckt; l.aU! 1 at Clinton ujj.1 iliplcy, di. BOVTllBMpPM Tbe. Workman in tbe Employ of Guriiiey 4 iiridgm Gat Bevcnty-fiv- s Pur Coat of Their Wagea. 0UEK8EI 13 EXHONORATED. Till Eas Bu ft Glorious Good ewon for the Oattlonin-- A Urg. Jncreus Rtal Estate 11 oM. A seUleruiint l mvle with the workmen yesterday who had boon in the emptor of the firm of Uurnsey As l!i iU.' i'liM iiifon.ation wis i. jo in Thk Tidi:of lt night of the brisk of Bridge in drawing !9 bin contract which should hve been u.t'd lo pay hi lftoorers. but which he to hit own use, skipped hn.i :fi tin-i- in Hie lurch. ' Tli! I, ins of settlement with the worktnuo wns' sev.nty live per pent of (hi ;r imrninjcs. .Sulierers by Urldjes' defalcation cay that no blamo cm he attached t' Mr. (iurnsey, who did the best he coiiM and pftid them as Isrge a per eeniivjjo of their waft m he wa able to. SALT LAKE CITY Wednesday AND Thursday, JULY 15 and 16 ,- ,, . Fraser & Chalmers, Chicago; I C. Trent, General Western Manager, Salt Lake City, ftahf Helena, Montana. Miqirig: Machinery ! Aftd Machinery for the Systematic Reduction of Ores by Amalgamation, Con filtration, 8raelting' and Leaching. Builders of the Homestake. Granite Mountain, Drum Luinmon, Ansroodft, blue Bird. Lexington and Companies' Keduetion Works. Hoisting Engines, Geared and Direct Act lug; and Development Hoists; Builders of Iraprored Air Com. pri-.or.- i and Wire Tramways, 1'rue Vaauinjj ilaohiLui aud Embrey Co, eentrator, IEIEILxRGTRIG MOTORSffl Sole Western Agents lor Lldgerwood Hoisting Enjrinpi and Tyler Wire Works Double-Crimpe- Mining Cloth, Electrio Lijfht 1'lants, Oiiituond Corn Prospecting Drills, Coucentr. tion Mills. Electrio Elevators, Kami Rock Drills and t'otn prossoi s, Otis Ele Tutors, Kuowles' Fumps, Eoot Blowers, Kingtland St Douglas baw Mill. Shay Patent Locomotives I " Walker House. fh TTalkrt la th bnMnras caster i f ifl Cliy arm uaa all ta Hodern Improvements 4 Cooyeoleocfii prtaln:ii!r to a utrlctly flrst rlaai hous. It a nianar 1 " ' ", ' f hot l '' W", in I I. t' . taa.o aud tourist kutal II Bait La City. rHnenjrer Klevator. fh Walk er and tba Matronotltan w the twt leading botan ot Bilt Laas City. C. S. Erb, Proprietor. iiliii JUST OPENED. TEE CXLY riUST-OAS- S 20TEI U m mi Cor, Mala an! SonH Temple SH W, ( and evnniiip for hoaid and roo-n- . Acdrsi W Kftat Hr .t Suutb. 7AN'1I1Ti TRAliK A I'iT NKAK l.ili-t- para f t Mikity. V.niot ii M)ll:,e,.l corner Tnlrd bout a ana Mini. A N TK.T- - T( ) HT' INK M A Hi )N 9 : ATI ST iV l ium yarj (orciuau. Ai'jiiy, itn rwler-em-- to i'. U. lion lo l. ' AST ia")M M U IATrLY A T ! B V Kit. rim l,.u, ti Went Houlb Teuiplu, ft g ol dining rMm jrlrl. XMNTKirUiTS t ClV'Ii. EV-l- l fiii'.r. wttn wiwa " v, I'.nntv of oik lu and near city. Ad .m as ! i:., Tims , oCIct. ClTt'ATIoN WANTHO-H- Y A YCH.'NO n man a Daysman; tili.a n t rrluisnc. AilJr.a ' L.'' i iui s. AOIES WANTKI); BALAHY AN'K KX-- j I panwK. Wbnl" or .ait time. Hellln : ro mid anrubs. iirown Mms. Co., Nuraory-ine- n. C'hlratfo. v"ANl'r.O- - Al7LtiNOair"BKi:olU ii lirud furnitiiia. Euhlaon & Vteii'ei-- , 157 Houta i- - irnt Kast. gov $a'.t. VHAHHAtN-- A Hut.'rtK OK TWOLAR'JB cluw l mill pantry ; flow-t- n wi-ll-, out lioiiMH. ham. r aud i art; all In. J'rlro WW; '' ;h. Mini on nmrtthlT . Inquire of II. Irniull-- y at Halt l.alte City tiaa Work iitcrtru to ioatt. tiF.Sl'lINi TO lit n: R- W Oil '1 0 1IAHT1KS A. M. J.;ni- WwMiln at, uN F YTO T.O a S US I M V il V r. I ) It K A I, eaiata h Jampa H. B iculi, at the Ameri-can National Hank t AND 8 KK CF.NT I,nN( TIME I J money 10 iwr ornt nort tlm. John J Bnydrr, to aud aelijopi r block. Telnphone lT cv Jlent. ioUNfAIN" 8 AI.OiTn ,fA! N OH CI t' N TK it and for r.nl. furuiahfd. 115 Malnstrrrt. Apply on prnni own. I"7uK KKNT- -6 HlMjT'rFKNlstHKb H LKE Pri'-W- U. Apply to Hora'-- J. Mat-!,- , Sid S. Main itnot. V'OK KI..X T --lrWOMt R I V F t' K V I E'J r r hi- t.sth l .'l i 'Taio family. Mr. HawU - norui-- r'lrt and H. V1CT i".Y FT NlfttlK 11WR 0 It" 8C t T E AN with nie of piano, all moilorn rmiven-Inno-am! rln boarJ, 1J? North Main itroet. J. D. Si'KNi-ait- 1'xHkK NTiTFl-rHNTaT- i kd r x m s, 1 Curap; i lone In. M)6 K. 8coUd bouth St. RF.NT MCKt.Y FUKNIBHF.D VIS-- ' Pig room, klU hen and thru otner rooma, In lariiH iuCxiw Ih.iiho. t'rli lln ot Hoarding roonmr. JiKpilra P. I), boi I. TOR KENT FURNISH F.D RO. IMS. WITH r us of kitchen; win Kaat 8outh. rVtT KKNT-SE- V ENN B W " IIOITSKS ON 1 Firm Bouth and Kluhth Kant trit. at ISM llghth Kaat street. Mrs. Ed glhton. rpWO FL'RNISHED ROOMS, CHEAP. 147 I Kant Rec ind Boutb. KKNT - A FOUK-KOO- URlCIf I Louhb. C. L. Hannaman, 142 Main St., up st alia. .OR RKNTFIVIC FURNISHED ROOM9 alo kitchen and dining room. Cloauln: nira lawu with ahaile. trees. Kast Bn-sn- 8outh: rpwo ROOMS FOR RKNT AND FUR-- 1 niture for vale. W3 Eat Fourth Soutli4 TXIR lFD ROOM3 WITH V board, at W Kast First Bouth. FHiK R(X)M9. l:uht and bath, with or without board. 303 South I lfth East. HOTEL KKDTSFOBD, OPENED .TUNE 3. New and Elegant la all Its Appoint- - ments. 250 Rooms, Single or Ea Suit?. 75 Rooms with h, G. S. HOLMES, Prop. Mechanics Hotel. 164 8. 2nd W., Cor. 2id 8, Conta'nlnu 30 larire. well ventilated rooma Itath rooms Iu conaeciion wlto hoasa. Rates From $5 io $7.50 per Week. Tabic board tl.oO- - First class a:oommods tlena lur families. V. II. Clements, Prop. M. R. Evans. M M W. eoond ont Positively no other ponnlbly pan or will ea-hl-beie In Auyuat, and the annor.ncetncnt to that erect ! an ur.mitlKtid falnehood and deception. I sits m Enormous Millionaire Antl Monopoly United Shows REGAL : WAW : DHTODROKL Wild Mocrlnh TaraVHn. Five Coutlnent limnagerle, Spectacular 1 ligrnu.tae to Me'V-a- . Triple (Jlrcui'. Tropical A'larliim, tiraud Aviary, Trained Animal Erpnltlon, Royal Japanese Troupe, A'abiaii NlehtV Kutevlalnment. The worM mot Hlgnal w onders, now tor the flrt tlnieexhlblted. CVKKNE, the great The everywhere triumphant F.mottoDal Bpanlnh Dancer. The only pair of n Olant, Hlpiioputauil, The only pair of Mliluet Cattle, The only Flock of Ulunt Oatrtchee. The only Halrleas Uorae. ems iilimn a i iF.i'r.1 ii 807, 209 and all H a Iioad, corner Second Soatb. Are showing t: m'.et elaborate line of FURNITURE CARPETS Tapestries and Upholsteries in the city. T7 maks a specialty of furnlehlnu private reldencei thronjrtt-EYerrthh- iff retr m rt'm. n"'"',le In C'nroct are ltitrelow and fecotcli Ainilnsters, Royal Wiltons, Kitltler-miniiter- s, sc, v. Also a larte line CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTINGS EARLS FIOTRE A5D CARPET CO. The Holme I?ulldln-- , Corner State ltoad and Second floutJ Bk GEO. A. LOWE, Dealer in all kinds of first-cla- ss AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! Buggies, Surries and Road Carts. Handsome, Stylish and Durable. Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Etc. Railroad Contractors' Supplies. "Warehouse: 133 to 1 5 IFire; t East St. I Sporting Goods, Gnns, Revolvers aoi AinmnnitiOE. Bicycles, Tricycles & Velocipedes. if-$- t. Pocket, cutlery. Shears and Sclsscf fltrvs; Indian tutil. Boxing Olovea, Dumb Jieti., Dog Collaiw; Thompson Boots and M; tlsld and OiVra Oiasea Examine mi Sock Before Purchasing. KELLY & CO. Printers, Stationers, Blank Book Makers. e West Snd Bouth Bait Lake City. OUR FaClLITIKS FOR DOTNQ Joh Ptlntinx are of the newest and beat Hooka ruled, prl ited and bound to or-f- l r. Sample, of hallroa.l. Mining, Kana and k.rcuml e wora always od han-t- CHimplet. line of office Supplies, emliruciurf the inoht approved labor-Savin- and economical Inve-ntion. Low Prices. Call on Us. HRDBURG. TAILOR. Ho. 17 Kast Third South Street. ' E. SELLS. J. TUCKER.. II. W. SELLS. SELLS & CO. ' WHOLESALE & RETAIL )EALERS IN LUMBER. IHrst South St., Opp. 14th Ward Aistmbly Rooms., Peatoffice Box, 1074. Old Pionear Yark of Ai mstrong iS Eagley. 'f-vWl5!l3- j' I 'I ;) Rings, Doable Elevated STAGE A Twenty-Centur- Kat'lnt; Clmilt, Ail Kilulii of TlulllliiK I ontesta, All the(.fe;iii-- . erf.irmers, A.I tue Most Hrl lia t Acts, Moat tin LJuca-tei- l liuilhta. Featnres fortli Tteir fsiiit in GOLD Thousands of Tons of Entertainment Romantic Srenea from Mahomet's F.ral A Sahara Desert I a nnul Uionpieadorinic all other HptR-lal- Bone of tho Prophet in l'iod:.ious I'fl'l! Oi:lv Tioyal Japane.ie Clrftial Chariot Kac.s th:it would have I'auuted Nerol Stupendous Aa.atlc. ArrU'an. Kuropean aud New i Or;tl Grandest Amphitheater evvr Erectel! Mo-.- t '1'hr.liuiK ha-e- ever l'reen'6d! Thr-- d lllnvs aud Dwiihle K.levatod Sui el A M i?i:ty M7.e of imrlng Mid-Ai- r Acta! Ulaaaic Athletes of ilermilean Htrenuthl Whirlwind liviouln and Herher Fepiestriaasl Hu.fe HliKvf.gwentinK Hlver H.rws! Auipliihioud Monsters or U trkrst Ai'rir-a- ! yua Irui eds that do Kveryhnif bntTa.kl To'inle Drove of Acting Kleiha:tt j.,!1, n..B ouman and Hrtito Clowns! Tu: t ' hamploiihof evniy N;tlonl Ilm aud Hero, lies In liorr-e.-T- inebip! The le lUiy. ()ri-- e and Skill of ail Arenas The I haHii' HarebiVli Kld ra of all Earth I ciiriotJrs and l.udy Joe'.eygt Tun Ktti liiK C'ln-u.- of Twi-rt- ( ei'.tm-ie- s Uae:nl msde Attractive to the Chllil' The v It s and M inn tre of Kra Living Things t . Will He Never XainbleT The dude who smokes a rlKarette I ran forslvo. If not forget Ca t overlook the w ho m.iih. Hut d.unn the liuiu who wca.s aaasil. Soot TTrY3r(sTi"ilsrrp ma JjBi.nth Main. A 111 eral reward. " 0 B T --- M A l iN V I C K N T 1 A M O N D J j t.ran-h-t- . I.ii.etal rowaid oiiefed. Ketuiu t" Marii'i-nt- e Stevens, j 1:1 s,uih Main, In (Vl"L hMXtTTAITl I A V K A LAKl.E front room with prlvileije of tail. loom, lioard If desirt-n- Jn a veil shaded hmife and 'lve inmiiti'S ride from Mamstroet. Apply tliroiiKh Uu.t 3.1. r O. O. F.-- WB EXTKNI) A HEAKTY V. Ft.-- come to ail lnHniherii of tho lnd")euderit Orlt.-- r o' Odd with or without raids, and to anv Me' t emeu w ho wl. h to aHend our meetlni:" on Tunsdny evenlnu-- of ea h wrek at the Plumbers' Hall. No. t'O Wet S!n l South. J.L. L. CHAUNi'I:V, C. F SOUANTON, Chairman. 8e rotary. IAUIKS"-- Vl liJN'Tl.rHKN'S SAPPt.F A and lipht rigs at the (ra-.- l blai'le, rear of hot"l, lorner Ut East and 1st bouth. IF YOU V'lHH TO DIET A BFAI'TIFTL house aud not cost mute than you are pay-lh-lu rent, Beo iieck, Keunidi & Co. Ol'H'M. MORPHINE, CHLOR AT.. COCAINE haoit cured. Chained and e l. II ok of IM pate" llls'tr d s"nt free. Pay ttteni'iire.l. Hoi l,,w.-a- 't Lake City. Utah. HGUHK MOVKHiS-riOY- LE & FOVVLEK, hoiibo mrivers and raisers. A r exierlure. I areet outfit In th territory. Ortire. O'Connor & Shaffnr's drug store, ifixl Main street. P. O. Ilox lliii. hecenity tis fonowfnq !V.fr apewtd In tht R tan franclico Chronic!. i " Tudce S hnd tieen sick only about two g weeks, mid it was not until the lii- -t thief or K four dav that the malady took a er!on turn. Al lhetic),iuniiixol 'hi.siimes licsudcred from R di:d-,-te- end stoiimi h disorder. Later the m kidneys rrttned to penbrm their fimctions and m he passed quietly awny. Thus cmU-- the lite m of one ot" the most prominent men in Call- - Kg foruU." Like thousands of others his un- - IS lydcatli wa theres'iitofnejjlcttingeuiiy t syicptoni.of kidney disease. Sp IF YOU m are troutded with diabetes, yrnvel, or any of Ihc kidneys or urinary oi snus K ifonV delny proper treitment until you are m forced to give up your daily duties ; don't wii ite your money on wnithless liniments w and worse plasters', but strike at the sent oft: ttiedisease at once by minx t!ie greatest of all known tour iies, the celetirnteil Oregon Kid-- I ney Tea. It has saved the lives oi'thounud. r Wi.v suould it not cure you? Try it. Purely i vegetable aurl picaaut to take. $1. 00 a pack-- 1 Ke. 0 for J5.O0. SaTIMESi IN OGDIiN. TMF TIMES Is delivered y carrier to sub ."jrhersTn O.ideo evely evening, excep Bimda?, at regular raii ft publishes ail th news oti th day bf Its oo cuxr.no. Joel Shoemaker, Cgde. Aient, Root FU H National Bant nudum g.'V,-- ! V.iJl- - i.. -.. - 89 S. MAIM ST., SALT LAKE CITT. AIjIi gfar, fish spaiaas, mnm I STAGES I I i Will lve CONNOR PROS. HOTEL DAILY on th arrival of tbe Utah a Ne-vada Train. Thsrs Will b Butioni for tbe Bssett st Ptsiengert ea Um Bttgs Luis. Parties wishing leformstlon tn regard to th toad will call at Connor broa. Distance by stage Un from Stocktoa to J eep ( reek 145 mllei From Si.c.ntoB to Bcrltmer Ranch. U9 rlenvner's hauch to Dugway... " l)u,iay to Fish Spr ns 9 " " Flsb Bprins to Clifton " CilftoB to Deep Cre i Connor Bros. Stoctton. Dla. EANDBEEG rUSNITUBE 00., AND DEALERS IN MANUFACTURERS School DoKke, ticrena dxrs and Windows. Jobbing and re lairing promptly attended t US aad IU) W fcouiL rempleatre.-- . The iariffOiiestioii! There is no subject that is of so much interest to the people of all sections, and particularly to these of Utah, who have not decided what their political affiliations shall be, as the Tariff Qucstior! If you desire to thoroughly post yourselves on the sub-ject, you should subscribe for Tds American Eeoiioni, A Weekly Journal devoted to the discussion of all phases of the question. Subscription price $2 per annum. Sample Copies Free. Address American Protective Tariff League. 23 Y. iilird Street, New York. jf jpy ,BE m GREAT MOff You will see here this Season! (aivln it each Moruiu;j, i'ree to all, THE MOST Gtoriuus Holidiy Sireei fmfo) All NoMy Illustratliift W Continuous year of Progreea and Public batie'sct on. One Ticket Admitting to All. Two Pwfonoanee Da ly, at 2 and 8 p m. Doois opun one liunr 1 ravlous. I WILL ALSO ElEIEiTiT: Provo, Tuesday, July 14th. Odt-n-, Friday, July 17th. l.oguii, Saturday,, Ally 18th, fOSEASTST.STiST. Dillon, Monday, July 20th. ll.nli f C'ai.t. Ii'r. John l)irbT, the nianacr of the Promontory C'attfn t,'n., whose rnm:h is on the Union i'acilio ni-a- r the station of Promontory, is in the city. Mr. Derby gays that the past winti-- has been one of "the most favorable for the cattlemen of any they have been blessed with for n niinibor of years. The lonfs have bpen merely numical and the stock are all iu splendid condition. The drop of ealve is most unusually larfte. As nnarly a' can be estimated at this early day, fully seventy-liv- e per cent of the cows have dropped a lowing offspring, with the neighbors (tho mavericks) yet to bo rounded up. The Promontory Cattle Co, own ft hurd of 12,000 head. tol.a ITep.rtyl The following articles of ladles' wer-Inp- ; npparel are t the city ball: One skirt, striped; one skirt na?y blue flan-Eel- ; ono basque or jacket, gray raoire. Owner please ell and identify and recolre the tamo. Llua;g tv.l.r Slinklnx V.'ater Priii, tor. I'he planer m;iiM know o ns the TJ' Fork of the Slirkinsr watr liver sr. iu tho Columbia ui'mint? district, which is situated on the Stinking water river. A great majority of the locations have been wade on one vat mineral belt in which is situated the ISoulder, New World, t'olttmoia, South Fork, Klkhorn and Wood Kiver districts iu the states of Wvoming-- and Montana, and not far from lied Lodge. The richness of these mines cannot be fully determined Until tho snow goes off, which will be alont; in July. These placers are bke otoert lu the state it will take time and money to make the proper dovelopment. The owners of the property in the Columbia district have the bent wishes of the people of Kod Lodge, because if this cmp turns out goo I It will be tributary to our town. Thomas W. Fisher end Frank Chatfield are at present prospecting in the Columbia miniug district, and prob-ably by the tiino that they corns out we may hear some favorable news from th? camp. The Columbia ruining district was dbk-orere- in by F. II. Chstlield and Thomas W. Fisher. The principal quartz location is the Cleveland lode, lying acrojs Cleveland mountain, and the placer claims are situated on the creek below. The ore from the Clove- - lund claim ii said to bo very rich and is free milling. This claim was locntod by Thomas V. Fisher. Mrs. F. H Chat-liol-and William Langston. It is more Wian probable that the owners will do isnnsiderable doveloptiient work on their lodo this aiimmer wlien the snow is olf. It is to lie hoped that this claim will prove to be, with work, a good mine. On the road to the Stinking Water mines one pasiet on the eilo of a s'ruat coal littld in the vicinity of Cedar moudtaiu. We have nut examined into the quality of coal or the widih of veins or probable extent of the lield, but will make personal investiga-tions prior to the next appearauce of this paper. Th. Faslilnnaul. Culur Miss Flora Davis In New York Journal. Iu my opinion, uiauvo is the favorite color this season. One n aion is that it is becoming alike to blonde aud to brunette and is suitable for the debu-tante as well U9 the lustroti. For dark-eye- d belles there is a lovely shado, al-most on a rosu coior, and for blue-eve-beauties there is a shade just the color of violotn. Mrs. Astor wore ft Worth fjowrn of mauve-colorn-silk aud chiffon at her sou's wedding in February, and since then it has become the rage. The princess of Wales favors the pretty shade and has worn it this season at drawing-rooms- , gar-den parlies and dinners, and she sets tbe fashion fur womankind to the same extent that the prince dooa for thu men. The favtuile style of gown this season has been a revival of the demi-traine- d skirts with the quaint jackets of the time of Louis Seize. Of course, nothing is so pretty for these as delioato mauve silk, plain or bro-caded in tiny boquots and lover's kuots, and trimmed with ruflles of filmy chiffon. Every ono is agreed that the fashious in gowns wore never so picturesquely pretty as they have been this spring, and a visit to one of the Claremout teas, or to the pretty open air play at Castle 1'oint on Tues-day of last week, would have shown how pretty the New York girl can look when she lays by her dark tailor-mad-gowns aud steps forth in all her dainty summer silks and laces. All of the girls I know have somewhere packed awny in their big trunks a gown of one of tha limine tints, with chiiTron-covere- par-its-and iitce shado hat to match. X Rich Ooli Mia. Bhlena Win. hat discovered what la believed to b. one of tbe richest gold mines iu Moa ana on tbe head of 1'ooruian is a tributary of the big Hlackfoot river, and has its source in th utatn ratifre of the Kocky mountairs, opuiw.te Virginia creek. That section of the coiiBiry erobraciitg Marysville. Jsv (Ionic! Stemple Rna l'ooi nun ii beliered to be richer iu co d quarts than any other portion of Mou-taua- . A DUtinotloa With a Diff,rae. Erom Life. Sharpe Say, Steele, we can sett: the case of Smith vs. Thompson for $150. That's $75 for you and ?5 forme. Steele-B- ut how about our clieut? Where does he come in? Sharpe (impatiently) Oh, give him tit). (Suddenly) No, promise to give hiui HO. . J |