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Show t THE SALT LAKE TIMES: SATTRPAY, JANUARY 16, 1892 5 cohn bros. "HOUSEHOLD LINENSI "-"- -sss- For the past eight years Everything in Our January Linen Sale goes fNm, at Actual Cost or OUR LINEN SALES 00 Have bees special features, bat this season we haw extra: r LLOw I a A SM mQT. dinary bargain to offer ourpatrm.-- . QQ mw9 Tai' al, i"'l"1,'!1 every thin;: m Tabic Lineal of even kind lad variety. Nothing is reserved of beldbeck. our As n.!:il t i liMoLinras ,iitoromon,.,:t l..;-!,Na- . 0"" entire atoeJc of Napkins, from the cheapest to they are easier to handle and nwlM m this shape. the xeiv best is in this sale. Heavy Boney-Com- b Bath Towels, lSxIlti, at slc apiece All Linen, Fringed Table Cloths, with colored borders, Our Entire Stock of T WKLI NG8 AM) C'lt ASHES TurhishW;, K,,,, at unMchid. a, Table Cot Nfl" DUti aW M LllllCtl ClOtDS ' , Mand d scri t.on ottered at bare cost , ... 100 dozen Fancy Turkish Bath Towels at leal than coal Of every description is Included in tliUssle at bare coat. a.n with Nankin, tn at lajfl iry ''"" colored borders, match, wil eserve. 50 pices Damask Searting Linens; fresh and Tah I fil)VPr. Damask towels at 8)tfc each and upwards. set .. l. beautiful designs, offered at bare cost. BBItTHSi la,MI,, fSliBI YUIUUI I Linen llnek Tone's at lo.c each and uparua. All ,.m' en. White Damask, Fringed Table Stamped and plain Tray clothe Ureter Scurfs, Splashers, la Oj7p- - Cloths, with .;tl. everything of this character is included m 1,1 dll WWil Everything in Towels is iuclnded in this sale. iS Napkins, at M.3S per set. ' this January Linen Sale. Are included in Una sale at les than cost. HWH MBI m III! M M lW MIIMiBIIIIWIlia W H Mini! w.JI.JIM mIM iUM wp w hit? Oroohel Bed ,';iili. at 85c each. Luce Aed Seta nt bare cost, Full sUe White Crochet bod qniltH at 80c each Striped and Checked Nainsooks at 6cper yard Extra heavy, Mi 10-- 1 While Bed Quilts, at I . . Our entire stock of Fine Imported .Marseilles ar"Tttri at eost, . India vi aperies 0 ifS9&siM.$iM9iM VII lex thau cost 1- -t Bleachetl Muslin at 5 1- - per yard. v nf tho , .,;, Ii(1lM.,,. M.n,, stt i i Brawn Sheeting at 6c per yarn, i.8e per yard Every Garment in Our Cloak Department, of Every Description, fXl f A T7 IA 1 ,1 f 4 f ) ff I I T Til ( LuA h DM AlllMijiM. C0HN BR0S- - Skookum Root Glows Hair Rapidly. fiSVrM Eradicates Dandruff. Stops Falling Hair. f-- : ; i i l'icvc :itive HHSHIa of Baldneas. t vSSsBwW' Grows Hair on j I Is .in I;:rj-u-i!- IiWmi ;' Toilet Article I il. IBm!in u Frcc from aIt fj coloring matter. Tradf mark registered.) Containes no Mineral orVegetable Toisoa Is au honest and mentorioua preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Skcokuni Hoot Hair Grower Co, NEW YORK. Pcjti Snle by all Drugoiata. Lannan's Market Leads all Others. We show Christmas week the finest animals that have ever been slaughtered for this market. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Honne. Cured Hams, Bacon and Lard. Our Sausage cannot bo equaled in the Territory. Come and see the prize winners. All our animals have been stall-fe- d. M. LANNAN. George M. Scott, Jas. Glendennlng, H. 8. Rumfieid, President. Secretary. George M. Scott & Co. (Incorporated.) Dealers In Hardware. Metal. Stoves, Tinware, Mill Find-ings, Etc., Etc. Agents for tho Todf?e Wood Pulley. Roebling's 8beel Wire Rope, Vacuum Cylln. fier aud Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas F.nginoii and Boilers, Mack Injectors, Buffr.lo Scales, Jefferson Uoric. Whim, lllukc 1'uiups, aliOSX' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Etc 168 Main Street, 6alt Lake City. -- UTAH-Carraige Shop. Blacksmithing, Genera Repairing and agon Work. Horseshoeing a Specialty. 230 South First West Street. JOHN D. SHAFFEB, Prop. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOBN I1. W. O W. POVSBS, ATTORNEY AT LAW OPPOSITE CULLEN FURNITURE. SANDBU MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL, icbool danka, ncreen, doore And furniture. Jobbing uid repairing promptly attended V; WTSo. Tmpl. INSURANCE. LOUISAMS & CO. T?IRE. LIFE AND ACCIDENT; HUTUALl r LUe of Naw York. Commercial Block.; PLUMBING. OTEAM HEATING ENGINKBB 9N MAI O St, Salt Lake Oitjr. 4 Gabel, the Tailor. I'feg Y 6b W. 2nd South, I mi 1 Salt Lake Clty L'Biy Suits (" S 5 ta $55 kpg Pants " " $3.MtltN SUITS MADE IN 24 HOURS. 11 PANTS MADE IN 5 HOURS, CiB F'r8t Cl" Wckl&s a u"'' aW s THESUN Has Secured During 1392: "rtLR. Howell. H Rider H :'? rd, iJoorge Mer-- .Norman l.o' k vr. Andrew l.ang, ConaB Ift. V. Geor1 v- Mark Twain, Rndyard KiiMftg K('liai (!ier H:n: KouIb oteveritWD, ,Uini Black, W. riiuk Huttacll, Mary E. WiU kh'Jp'rance iioi','tiun lluxuett, aud nia&jr vital The Sunday Sun. Ctagcreatest SianiBv n. .r ripiT In the worldv l ii a cony. il a ii'ar. AddretsTilK bUN, Hew York. CO JADO Ml 0 L A? 0 R Ai LW AY. Ki;e':;; p.-:a-k route. Btai aw l'i'.igobsiween t'euver. l'ueble, Colorado S ,'ak8 cllJ gueBi Pacific Coast m Rorthwi vis Maultou, Lsa m , Bpen .0. ' j see JPCgT'lsi, Equipment Unsurpassed Thr cities , 'prs sn(i p0lituf.u Tourial bt Is and San Franolseo. .1 htt'tl. 'lie liocky Moiii.taii.s the ' ml' Vl''lfcin, f safest and the grandsst of raa I vv.es, div .1. tE ol etc. c.:dl uiuu ur address "I I U. 'I. BURNETT, I A ir c 8 uth, Bait Ijike City. ,. XuBtAl AK'ii na Mftuairer, Colo. Sprh ,, .' tST tJU- s. l.i:::. ''.oflfnl i er Ajjent, Deuvsf, l uioriulo. THE f DENVER&RIO GRANDE RAILROAD. Scenic Lino of the World. The favorite route to Ulenwood, Aapen, Lea ville, Pneblo, Colorado Spring, Deaver and all pmntH uud TWO FIRST-CLAS- S TRAINS DAILY. Elegant PaUman and Tourist sleepers, and, Fwe Chair Cars on each train. Vor full Infor uiatton, call on or address. W. .1. 8HOTWBLL, Agent, H W. 3d So E. T. JEKTIHY, A s. Ill (HIES, President i Oen'l Traffic Mananr. S. K. HOQTKB, 0. P 4 T. A, CONSUMPTION. have a p sitlTe remedy for the above, die-- t :i is; by its ue thousands of cases of I he worst kind and of Iouk standing have ' eon cured. Indeed so strong Is n,y taith In its eflaonoy, that i will send two Bomin khee. with a VAL-- UAHI.K TKEAT.8E on this disease to any sutTerer who will send me their Express UA V. Q. address. 1'. A. sloe u j , 11, .181 Pearl St., . I. I taken on a charge of adultery have seen a divorce ease develop from their alleged folly and to the ease is added another complica-tion, (ioodrich waa diacharged on an opin-ion by County Attorney Murphy who de-cided that there was a fatal error in the complaint in that it was preferred in the name of "the people" instead of the United States. It was not, as has been incorrectly reported by the morning papers, that ilie committing officer waa without jurisdiction In the case. Dn the contrary it is said an-other warrant will be sworn out before the Justice of the peace under tho laws of the United States. TIIK I!(NJ)S SOLD. Three Hundred Sold Ui Boston ltrokers by the School Hoard. The school board met in special session last evening for the purpose of parsing on a proposition to purchase the school bonds that were some time ago ordered placed on the market. The finance committco reported that hav-ing had under consideration tin accompany-ing bid for $300,000 of the school bonds, recommend its acceptance conditional on the legislation referred to therein. Tho bid is as follows: "Gbhtlevsh: In the matter of the issue of $300,000 twenty-yea- r 5 per cent bonds, of your district, dated duly 1, 1881, interest payable semi annually, both prineipal and interest payable al some Imnk in the city of New York, we make you the following proposition: "1 Wc will lake and sell said bonds at par, provided you pay us a commission for our services in selling said bonds at par, of 9H per cent, aud all interest accumulated to the date of payment of the same, includ-ing the interest coupons due January 1, "2 That the bonds are to be delivered for payment, in the city of Boston, Mass., in in-stallments as follows: S100.000 on February 1"), 093: 1100,000 on March 15, 1893; $100,000 on April 1."), 1808, we agreeing, In case the bonds are not sold by us by the dates named for installment deliveries, to advance the payments ou those dates, iess the com mission named, such advances to be re-tained by us from the proceeds of sales when the bonds are sold. "3 The bonds are to be legally and regularly issued, and full papers evidencing the legality thereof, satisfactory to our at-torneys, to be furnished us prior to any de-livery of bonds. "4 This offer is further conditioned upon an amendment of the present law by the Utah legislature, which will authorize the Issuance of the bonds, with l in-terest, and authorizing the board to pay a commission for effecting their sale. "If this hid is accepted, we offer to far-tm-within fifteen days, the guarantee of the Broadway National bank of Boston in the amount of 180,000 that this contract will be fully aud faithfully performed. "This proposition is conditioned upou ac-ceptance on Banuary 15, lssu. Bio. a. Fernanda Co., 20 Water street, Boston. My W. H. IHlk, Agent. This Was accompanied by a form of con-tru-acci ptance which read as follows: George V Fernald & Co,, Boston, Mass.: Gentlemen We hereby agree to the fore-going proposition for the sale of $390,000 of the bonds of the school district of Salt Lake City, Utah territory, and agree to deliver said bonds In Boston, Mass., at the dates mentioned above in your proposition, and to pay for your services in effecting sale of said bonds at par, the commission of 'J1., per rent and all interest accrued at the " therein delivery mentioned; provided that if It is found impossible to deliver the first install, roent on February loth, as provided, thut the delivery shall be made as soon thereafter as possible, not later than March l.", Is'.Cj. Trustee Pratt did not think the discount-ing of the bonds a wise move. Mr. Downey thought the proposition a fair one, as did also Messrs. Young and Pike. Colonel Nelson read a bill for an act on the subject which provides: Section That in all cities of the first class, w here school bonds have been Toted and are not yet issued, it shall be lawful for the board of education to make the interest thereon payable Bee :i lu all eases named in the lirst sec-tion of this act, it shall be lawful for the board of education to pay a reasonable com-mission for the sale of such bonds, not 5 per cent off from the par value of the same. After some further debate the question of accepting the offer was put and unani-mously carried. They go to Kcrnahl ,V Co. of Boston. The form of the bond being agreed upon tbj linance committee was ordered to pro- ceed with the printing of the 4"0 bonds of denomination e'looo each. Adjourned NATURAL GAS. What denial Henry Driver Has to Say About U Slllfl'. Since the passage of the ordinance grant-ing a franchise, to the American Natural Gas company to lay mains and pipe the city of Salt Lake for supplying natural gas to con-sumers, the company has received assur-ances from the (east of all the money neces-sary to successfully carry out the enterprise. Even Salt Lake capital has started, and the company lias sold a large number of shares at the islablished price 60 cents per share. The tirst property owner of this city .to subscribe, alter the passage of the franchise ordinance, was a lady who took a block of several hundred shares. H. L. Driver, treasurer of the company, said today, when talking of the expressions of alleged experts on natural gas, "I don't care whether wc tind Trenton rock, blue limestone, coal, gold, silver, soapstone, iron, granite or any other substance, or whether we have to go 500 feet or 600 miles down Into the earth. What 1 want is natural gas, and natural gas the American company has obtained. We are now drilling another well, and would just as soon strike natural gas near the surface, if plenty is to be ob tained, as to go half way down toward tliji, realm of his Satanic majesty. "These experts make ine tired." A never Artist. The Work of Kilpa,trick, the bloycll f and dancer at Wonderland this week, jh one of the most sensational and plea-ii- g novelties presented to the patrons kof tlinf popular place of amusement this soa--so-lie has a r.paee hut sixteen feet square to work in but executes all of the tricks known to the bicycle with gracefulness and simplicity. Ilis dancing was neat and graceful and the style of execution most perfect while his imitations of drum solos and a horse trotting across a bridge with his crutches were heartily applauded. socim r DAWES, Several Brilliant Social Affairs l ast Even-ing;. The "german" of the St. Mark's club last night was one of the most elegant social af-fairs of the season. It was a splendid society event and was attended by some of the best known people in the city. About forty-fiv- couples participated in the dance programme. Among those present were Misses Blanche Kimball. Stevens, Walker, Dolly Walker, Palmer, Morlan, Faulkener, Blanch Viola Smith. Fabian, Tills Fabian, the Misses Young, Misses Zauc, Hammer, Wallace, Sherman, Lawrence, I.ongmore, Woodward. Urr, Allen, Sawyer, Kalz anil Hawley. Mes:lames l'rcd Waikcr, George Downey, Corey, A. K. Smith, Dunbar, Caine, George, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Dr. and Mrs. Kendal, Mesdames Henry Lawrence, Hall and Kim ball. Messrs. Field. Fred Walker.Lewis. Fabian, Joe Young, John Donuovau, George Downey. Corey, Max Hammer. Dunbar, Caine, Cea Caine, GlendUining, Crsbbe, Will Lawrence, Bidwcdl, Max Smith, Christie, Will Smedley, A. Ii. Jones, Harry Shearman, Bras tow, Franklin, Heed, Dr. Witches, Lieutenant isteadmauand Lieutenant Storley. The second ball of the Scandinavian soci-et-wiib given last evening, it was an en-joy able success but, owing to a misunder standing about toe ball, was not as largely attended as was the first dance. Olson's or-chestra furnished the music. The commit-tees were: Invitation A. W. Winberg, Audi ew Jensen, 8. P. Neve, J. S. Jensen, J ('. Sandberg; door P. W. Madsen, C. A. (Jarlquist. The Social club of the Odd Fellows gave its usual dance last evening at Odd Fellow's ball. There wi re about fifty couples in attendance. The committee on reception were Messrs. Dr. King.Hodges, Walters, Kilcy, Klliott and Schultze. THE CHURCH FUND. THIRTY DAYS ALLOWED TO Fll E A BILL OF EXCEPTIONS. Ami to Bombard the Keport of the Master in Chancery The Tribune's nswer to tile l.lbei Suit 4 'imnterfeiter Tail in i'ourt Aaiu. The sixth day of the supreme court began at 10 o'clock this morning with Chief;.) ustlce Zane and associates Blackburn and Ander-son upon the bench, The report of l.oof hourow, the master In chancery to whom was referred the question of the disposition of the church fund was re-opened by Mr. Kichards, counsel for the who asked that thirty days might bo allowed the defense in which to tile a bill of exceptions. In reply to the motion District Attorney Varian stated that it was desirable to have the ense closed up at the present term of the supreme court for reasons first, to speed the issue to a final settlement, end second, to save costs that were accumu-lating with each delay. Mr. Rlchardl replying stated that the re-spondents were equally anxious to close up the case but the amount involved was a large one, the principle a delicate one and the evi-dence very voluminous. There were many things to which lin y desired to invite the at-tention of tile supreme. There were also a number of suits involving real estate in con-nection with the church and all matters if Snffloient was allowed might be brought Up and disposed of in a bunch. Judge .ane, reviewing stated that tlie master's report showed the fund to be out nt interest, and therefore ordered that the thirty days be allowed in which to lile a hill of exceptions. The following other orders were made: Long vs. C itizens' National bank; motion to dismiss denied. Turner vs. Stevens; motion to dismiss denied. Smith vs McKvoy; order dismissing ap-- a! si t aside, leave granted to amend and appeal reinstated on condition that appel-lant submit tlie issue on briefs. Hans . Anderson vs the Ogden I'nion Railway and Depot company; an appeal from the F'irst district. Argument was be-gun by Mr. Brant of Ogden, who was re-plied to by Mr. Marshall. Tlie Tribune's Answer. The late scandal in the empire of locks and tiolts, cages and other confine! over which the United States marshal presides lias been rehabilitated in the answer tiled by the Tiib-Ue- ' Publishing company against which an action in libel was Instituted by the marshal and of which is demanded damages in the sum of 85,000, The answ er covers an almost measureless area of foolscap, and is accompanied by the report of the grand jury In which the scan-dal of tlie offence is criticised, and his In-dictment as in a Commercial alley block that is tehsnted by persons mid used lor gambling purposes. The answer denies that the article complained of is libellous; denies that by its pub-lication plaintiff ha- - been injured; denies that plnintiff has been injured or maligned to bis damage in the sum of 00 or any other sum. Further answering, the article upon which the action is based is reproduced. it denies that the article complained of was published maliciously, and sets up that the same was published as editorial com-ment, Without malice, but in the execution imposed upon it in its business us a public journal; tlie answer reasserts the truth of the article and aver- - that on trial of the case It wiil prove the general reputation of the plaintiff to be as depicted in said article in question. it seta up further that the plaintiff was guilty of profane allusions during the late investigation to the governor and the district attorney; that on divers occasions plaintiff lias approached reputable ladies in a lecherous manner; tb.it between August 89, 1888, and September S, 1880. pab Ross Wilkerson, against whom a complaint had been tiled charging her with fornication, went to the marshal's office to obtain a pass visit the p mttcOttary to visit a friend, w ben the plaintiff offered to grant her request and procure Hie dismissal of the cast against her if she would lo his embraces, and that the cue "as afterwards dismissed. II alley' s that the plaintiff was guilty ..r assaults upon Annie Prindle, upon llauiiiih Hicks, that he stopped Carrie Youngdalo upou the street and asked her if she was receiving gentlemen." The an-swer recites various other alleged offenses of a lecherous nature, and adds upon its infor inntioii and belief mat in IssT the defendant made indecent proposal to a domestic em-ployed at thohoiiBc of Mrs. Millspaugh, bis daughter: that In ISS7 the defendant was continually taking improper liberties with n domestic employed at his bouse, and that she left him McaUtO of his insults: thut in lKvt tin- p until! called at the house of n neighbor while the neighbor and his family were absent, his own family being also ab-sent, an I asked if he might remain with her nil night ; that this party repelled his insults with force, and after begging her to say nothing about It he retired. The names of all the ladies are withheld for the reasons before stated. The answer further alleges tbntplaintiff by mi-r- e pi . nt at i"ii '"t let I'M hii'b were used In support "I Ins application for a I nited Males marshal. The an-- r calls attention to the conllict of authority at the peniten-tiary between Warden Vundercook and Guard Giesy ; that parties employed to sink a well wi re boarded nt government expense; that plaintiff lias endeavored to Induce cer. tain of to make false returis; that he has riindiicl.nl his office to his ow n profit and forced his deputies to live from band to mouth; Hint government stores have with his knowledge been appropriated to the benefit of bis brotlier-i- law. "Wherefore, having fully answered plain-tiff's complaint the defendant asked to lie dismissed bettce with its costs in this behalf sustained." Mi isrs. Powers .v. Bflel appear for the de-- I fendmit. Notice Or THE INTENTION OF THE CITY to extend sewer mains on F'irst and second sireetsfroni Stale stri-t-- ; and Canon ruad to between i and ,i streets. Notice is . !iy given by the City Council of Salt bake City of the Intention of stub Council to makethe following described Improvement, Sxtendtng and laying sewer pines or mains along the following streets, namsly; on First stro'd from Stat.' stre.'t to midway between and J streets'and on Second street lrom Canon road to midway between I and .1 streets with all neces-sary laterals and three fourth-- ' of the cost thereof, estimated at $ts.j,i.;:., hy a local assessment upon the lots or piei-e- of ground w ithin the following described district, being the district to beaffectedor benefited In s.iiil improve-ment, naffielv Lots II, 10,11, 12, unil 18, Block Lots 1, g, :i, I, :,. 7. . !i and in. Ul k -. ami Lots 1, -', II and I, Block :t in I'lat "J"; Also Lot R, lilei k .".; Lots 3;and 4, block li; Lota Sand I. Block ; Lots 3 and t. Flock H; Lots :i and 4, Block B; Lots 3 and t, Block in; Lots and 4, Block 12; Lots 3 and 1, Block 13; Lots 3 aud I, Block ll: Lots 1, & 3 ami 4, Block 1".; Lots 1, ft, 3 ami 4, Him k P.; Lots 1, i, 3 and 4, Block 17; Lots 1, 2, 3 and !, II! 1, -' Lots 1, 2. 3 anil I. Block 111; Lots 1, 3 and I, Block '.i: Lots 1, 2, 3 and t, Block gt ; Lots 1, 3 and I. Block 22; Lots 1, 2, 3 and 1. Block 23; Lots 2 and 3, Block 24; Lot 2, Block 83: Lots 1 and 2, Block 31; Lots 1 and 2, Block 3a; Lots 1 aud 2, Block 3H; Lots 1 and 2, Block 87; Lots I aed 2. 111. s Lots 1 and 2, Block 39; Lots mid '.', Block in: Lots 1 and 2, Block il And Lots and ;, Bloi k 12, all in Pint "IV salt bake City Survey. All .riit.-sl- objections to the carrying out'of snrh intention must lie pre-sented m writing to the ( by Recorder ou or e FVbruary ti, ls:i2, being the time set by the said Coiincil wlien it will bear ami consider such objections as mav he made thereto. ilv order ol the City Council of salt. Lake City, made Jun'y 12, 1NM2- J. V. JACK. City Becordcr. Sewer No. 3. Trustor's Salr. TTTHEREAS, ANGELINA VICTORIA JEN y Mil, by certain deed of tru-t- . davd wtl '.ih ii y nl JtUte, 1801 1 and duly i''jrded in the of- - ' tic- tit the County R c trder of Salt Lake Countvt Territory, on theiStoday of June, iSH. in Book of TniPt Deeds, on aje til and At, im conveyed to the midereitined, a trustee, certain rttl estate lyinjt and oi'-- in therity nnd County of belt Lake sad 'IVrrltur.v of I tan and described v follows, to wit: The "north half of Lot live i5 in Hlock , t4S, I'lat "IV, Salt Lake City Survey. In tintt, however, to secure tho payment of a er tain pioiuiKJ-or- note, therein and with een ditto there Ith, for jlflfiO, payable to the order l. D, Mallory ;it the Commercial Bank "f Suit Lake City. I tali, two years after dute with Inteie.-- t thereon at K j er cent per annum, paynbh1 p:iarterly; which said interent was represented hy eijjht coupon nttes of $4I. each, attached t s.iid principal note, payable very three months afier the date of sa:n not: and whereas, aaid deed of tniHt provid'-d- , thnt in case said notes, or either of them, or the interest, tluTonn, ihoeld not I o paid when the same became due, tint tudtlor theio.)f miuht do lar the whole indebtednens red due ami payable at onte; and when a, aiid lntent notes due on Septem-beriMh, KL and DCMftbn "th. lwl, have not been paid, altliOUL'h demanded and whereHS, the owner of t aid notes has declared the w hole in-doi'tedne-- due, according to the terms of said trnal deed. Now, therefore, not ce. is hereby given that the dndertfitned truste- will seii, in acoofuanee with the letntl nod j.rovlsions of - i! deed of :, and at the re jueiit of the owner of said Doteei the real entate above detcribed, at public vendue to the higriesst bidder for cash, at the front door of the c runty court at Salt Lake City, Utah, on 'Wenne-d.iy- . Kebruary th, JHttti, at Vi, o'clock, M., of said day, for the putMM of paying the of excciting this trut, in liid;njr at'or- - neys fees and comptnaatton to the i n U reigned tritftep a nil pnni netee, principal und tntareat. Daed at Salt Lake City, Utah, thin ;th dayof Juuiiarv, MIM. JOHN w DON NELLAN, Trustee. FRANK PIERCE, Attorney MIXEHAL AT MAXTI. A K!nh Vein of Ore Dlsit ovrrcd Near tho Tov. n, Newsot big Strike aoar ManU reached the city last evening. Hon I.. T. Tuttle, a meiiilier id the legislature, leis always helievtd thnt niineral wns to be fou&d In the hills aliout Muuti, aud for souio ltinnlha has hart an cxperioneed prospector at wurk g for mineral, A few days ago the prospector discovered a ledge of ore about n hall 'mile east or the Manti temple. Speci. iin ns of it that Here assayed show it to ' s ontice.i in silver, $:',7 in gold and u slight qaahtitr of copper. Mr. TutUe has gone to Manti to investi-gate the discovery which appears to lie one 'of the richest and most important that has been made in many years. Tlie Daly Mining company has declared the fifty-nin- th dividend oi lio cents pet share. It i, payal.Ie in Salt Lake. San Kraueis. n and New York on and after January HO, IM',12. Ore from the Alexander near San Pete by late assays show 4 ounces of silver and 87 per cent lend to the ton. The Sevier company held a business meet ing yesterday. The mine has shut down for the winter, owing to a lack of Tvater. The company failed to provide for the water lie fore the cold snap set in. Steward has iilll Ions of Bullion. Beck and 82 of Ceutennial-Kurek- a Ibis afternoon. Hodges received 319 tons of Bulliou-Bce-today. J. W. Currie was at work this morning on nineteen tons of galena from Fish Springs. PERSONAL. Colonel Kobrrasnn, of the Ctah 'Commis-sion, will arrive on the 35th inst. Judge Williams, of the board, who has been suffer-ing from an attack of tho grip, writes thai be is nearly well and that he expects to ar-rive in ion in the course of a few days. Colonel Godfrey, chairman of the Huh Commission, left last night for Honolulu for recuperation. Although much improved in health bitterly, he thinks the change that would be afforded by a sojourn of a few weeks In the balmy climate of the kingdom of Hawaii may be of material benefit to him. 1). 11. Caldwell, a stockman fr St. John, IT tab, is in the city. ilr. John Caruuhan of Ogden was in the oltj yesterday. A. B. Richardson, cashier of the Park City hank Is at the Templeton. O. O. Howard, representing the Ogden ,SV.o(Oi, is at the Cullen. ll. K. and A. K. Bernard, civil engineers from Springville, are ul the Walker. K. A Mellimiel, secretary of the. Ogden chamber of commerce, is in the city. William Mcfivcr. traveling auditor of the Union Pacific Railway company, is in the city. .T H. Morton, a railroad civil engineer with headquarters at Denver, Colo., i"ai the Cullen. A. II. Bennli of Bingham is at the Conti-nental. Joseph A. Smith of Idaho Falls, Idaho Is at the Templeton. A. B. Richardson of Bark City Is at the Te mplcton. V. V. t.oodwiu of Bingham Is at the White. Henry Miller and wife of South Dakota are stopping at the White house. J. K. Woodman of this city who is cast on business Is sick at his sister's residence in Maine. He is laid up with a severe cold Notice to Contractors. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE RECEIVED, as t elow, until '2 o'clock p.m., of .Monday, January Sfith, WW, for laving about LV IHI0 square feet of lemeut sidewalk pavement on Rast Temple street, between Third and sivth South ftrefts; also shout ',(HIO square feet nf asphalturn sidewalk psement on both sides of West Temple street, between second and Fourth South streets. The abop desi rilied work to be feme .: to plans and specifications on tile in the t uy Engineer's office, room No. U, t National Bank building Bids will bo received only for Ihn whole of the work, and no bid will be considered unless made on torms furnished by the undersigned. The right is i Merged to waive all tjeehnioaUQes, and to reject any aiet all bids. Address Board of Public Works, ltd South Main street, Salt Lake Citv, Utah. BOAKD (IK PCBLIC WORKS, By C. L. Haines, Chairman. A. F. TioitKMt's, City Engineer, Till: BINGHAM SCANDAL. (ioodrich Discharged on mi Order From the County Attorney. W. W. Goodrich and Mrs. Alice 0, Craw-ford, who were recently hronght oter from Bingham on a commitment issued by Justice of the Peace Qulnn, before w hom they were j Money to Loan. 1 have money to loan in amounts to suit on long or short lime. Ham J. Kcuvou room 30, Hooper block. |