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Show We are ashamed to think that a slngins, B. S. Young and Katie Young A Volume of Poems. The follow Judge, in this boasted land of liberty rendered select readings and J. M. ing review, written by Brother II. W. and Justice, would mtter from the Young read a poem written for the oc- -. Naisbilt, of a new book, has been : bench such monstrous edicts and casiooj by Arretta Young, daughter Of handed in for publication : O'CLOCK. At rOC call, them flaw, as Jndsrc Zane Franklin W. Yonng. Alarge portion "Advance sheets of a volume of con of on the He in time was by J. H. poems have been regravely pronounced, pleasant; Tuesday. spent BY THE MINTED AND PUBtHHED from theWard, satin court and explained as the ter- versation, enterchanging of friendly ceived publishers, Joseph .rarry &t;o. DESERET NEWS COMPANY. rible crime of Royal B. Young, for sentiments and the relation of remin- jiy ruui uc volume is ei some .. HpLich 9 There 200 pages,iw;iuieu he multiplied upon him the iscences of the and quite attractive iu appast. viswas illustrated he had also instrumental music and pearance, being by native penalties of the law, that sketches were suggestive CHARLES W. PENROSE, EDITORS ited bis plural wife while she was in dancing. An excellent repast was talent wnose in the East, The contents of g, and at an- served at 7 o'clock. After a very engraved the throes of the volume are quite diversified, and time when his child was dying. pleasant season had been spent, the the title "Ballads of Life." ifives no Jan 3 188S other adequate idea of the variety of Has humanity fled from the courts jof company dismissed, the benediction really and topic style. The Doeins are not all Utah? Is the administration of the being prououueed by Elder Franklin of but fliere are none equal excellence, -. law here a tragedy or a farce? Can W.Youuuevoia oi interest. Tneir reeeptiou, THE LATEST "COHABITAThe sight of the company, all con however, will depend more or less up any respect be felt for a law capable of TION" CONSTRUCTION. tne mood or cultivation of such villainous perversion, or the off- nected with one family, was one of un- on The first striking Ax attempt was made by Judge Zane icers who administer it in so despicable usual interest. It served two pur- -' the reader. bearing the title "Eyerntore," poem on Tuesday to give another definition a manner? to poses the celebration of the anniver Is with its musical rythm calculated of the term "unlawful cohabitation" memory, and find a restWe hope this decision and that sary of the birthday of the illustrious linger iu the ing place in the heart. The little lyric .under the' Edmunds Act. This, as he speech of Judge Zane's will find head of tbe family, and that of a re called "Life" is worthy of reading and understands it, is tko ruling of the their" way into the hands of all union of an association formed for the repeiruon as is also tue one euiuieti "Be true to thvself .' Tha Haunv Is Supreme Court of the Territory; now the leading men of the general gover purpose" of keeping cemented by lands" exhibits the soint of the court of last resort In cohabitation nment. An administration that- - will the adhesive quality of friendly poetry in also a degree far bevond the aver cases. It means, when stripped of the sustain such doings is unworthy of the social intercourse ties that should age of writers. "Compensation" is a rags of verbiage and circumlocution support oi the country and will cer never be severed. The occasion was little gem. "The Incarnation" breathes devotional feelinsr. In fact, the thrown around it, any association tainly arouse the displeasure of the suggestive of numerous thoughts. It 8x warm sentiments of the heart find whatever of a man with a woman Great Ruler of the Universe. men such has often been asserted that vent in pathos, In the description of We find it difficult to repress the re as President Brlgham Young do not the quiet scenes of domestic life, in claiming to be his plural wife. After all the changes and vicissitudes to sentment that naturallyarises over such die, as they continue to live after they religious feelinffl and in'reminiscences. civil war. Bach as even the non- which this simple phrase' in the Ed perversions of law and outrages upon leave this probation, iu the hearts and of can for their munds law has been subject since its Justice as are becoming common in memories of the people. Brigbam combatants vivid picturing ofappreciate, serious times. A its premature ibirth amid great excite this raid against the Saints. But wc Young lives exteusively in an- few Choice narrative ancll humorous ment, it now stands before us to be know that redress will come lu due other sense. He is the parent stem oauaas, witn two or three more poems and some translations y. viewed as it is What it time, and that He who knows and from which shoot cut innumerable irwu various authors, matte up such a to look like Judges all things will in His own way branches. Suppose that the You be made may book as will Oud warm welcome from no mortal being can pre make manifest His anxer, ami smite Family Association should rendcf its a growing class of readers. "ins ncefiiess to remind the dict with certainty. It is doubtful if with His mighty hand the wicked and for that.the author is already well an. fa even the Supreme Court, with whom unjust from the Judgment sent. We what wouldperpetual be its dimensions at the vorably known as the writer of "The Judge Zane differed at the timeof their are willing to wait with patience and end of that perlojd? If all the offshoots Hand of Providence" and "liospil Philosophy," This effort yvhich comruling, will accept his explanation of bide our time. and connections should then be gath- bines versatility of sublect. itikitv construction. ther ered npilfcouid be safely stated, with- of expression, and niarkect ability as to For the present we know what out entering into the details of a math- - rhyme and rythm, will mtitUnly his "Mormon" is expected to promise WHAT 13 GAINED BY OBKYING ematicai.cuicuiation, mat, unoer orui admirers. The book should sell; ourvouuz neoDlu want it, Mauv Of iis ?n when he agrees te'obey the law as THELAW. conditions of increase, the largest dividual pieees wjl) be useii'in the rw'- nary A man who construed by the courts. in tne world would not begin nai:oa room, ana a iw win nun a perniche in literature. A book has married a plural wife for time and It has been repeatedly proven in these omldiug to them. Even yesterday there manent hold home made Will secure almost entirely all eternity must pledge himself not columns that a rational compliance was a goodly showing, notwith home patronage am warm friends." quite Eilmuuds the the with provisionsbf even to associate with her any more standing that many members of the under the most harmless conditions law is not a bar to prosecution lu the Association were unable to attend, be a man and that Utah At unaio ireex, a iew oars ago, a courts; having Anything "indicating that relation," as Colonel Klrke saloon ReepeHkvn ing absent from this part of the coun who wives endeavors to keep plural evidence would be Zane says, Judge committed sureme bv shoojtiug him try. fares not better within its limits, any A man named Howard, had bor of cohabitation. That is, whether the It was appropriate and becoming to self. an another who makes no attempt to rowed all nis money and left tiie placj. man and woman actually cohabited illusof the honor the thus memory lived together, or not, "any association be governed by It. This received an trious dead. There are various ways in the Third of any kind," such as Vvisitin? other exemplification if you have pain and palpitalioa of on Court District Tuesday. Roysl B. in which this can be done, especially the heart it indicates a congestive conthe house, or associating with of members the the family dition of the system, especially by younger of the her in public places at church, Young who, as a matter of fact, had association. There is a way in which kidneys and liver, which can be re or the theatre or other places,' only lived with his legal wife during the memory of President Young can be moved only by Warner's safe cure. by the indictments would be evidence of cohabitation the period covered and kept shining with un was to perpetuated1 subiected the And to sum it up, the Judge admits his against him, dimmed splendor that is ahead of alt and the process, segregating, inabilUyto say what would or would were so piled ethers by the emulation of his virtues not be construed totnean cohabitation penaltieshimotithe law Wim.iams. On Jane 1st, io the 10th his that imprisonment and, through perseverance acdactlv nana hAttim B n Mr Mrt f tflK all nst upon of pneumonia, llertha VVillimua.v. ife Ward, to for his capacity man who has a Dlural wife alive can was made to aggregate a term of ity, approximating of K. J. Williams, aged 25 years. will a that months fines and his nine accomplishing The funeral service will he held at tlio tell what his conduct must be towards eighteen hundred dollars besides cost, tbree endure after the fashion of the one residence; of the family, No. 731 east, Sixth her , to escape the twists and quirks times fine performed by him. maximum lawful of the both South Street, at 11 a. m. on Fridav. Friends and traps and snares of the law as con and ' of the family are respectfully invited to at imprisonment. strued by the courts. The evidence against him showed tend. URIjIKF AT LAST. , Judge Zane says the decision ot the that his plural wife, with whom. the PttATT. At Coyote, (iarfleld County.lTtah Supreme Court of the Territory is offense was changed, had been absent Tiik action of the City Council, last relict of the late that, "A lawful marriage and the ac nearly all the time. But he had paid night, iu reference to supplying the of dropsy, Sarah II. lralt, I. Pratt, May 20, 188U. She was horn knowledgement of that relation, in this her two visits (the Court thought three) residents of the North Bench with Parley Star County, Ohio, August 3d, lr.. SI district, is conclusive evidence of co during that period, one at the birth of water for drinking and. culinary pur in wns a fatthful ami leave 0 habitation as to the lawful wife and a child, the other at its death, and he poses, is commendable. The consum children. no evidence can be admitted to contradict was known to have called upon her mation desired is not yet reached, but cohabitation.' That is the kind of law one morning after that period surely it amounts to almost a certain early as construed by the courts dcai$ The Court claimed that the circum ty now. The sufferers nave been so out for the special prosecution stances of the latter visit indicated often NE "WEEK AliO, A BLACK MOUUX disappointed when the refreshWe challenge the tnat tne aeienaant aaa of "Mormons." mac Dolman, trimmed with dead vos her ing cup of cold water appeared to be occupied Leave with Mm. W. W. Kiit-of for Bnenterie. .such any precedent production room during at least a portion approaching .their parched lips, that S40, onrtli ttist Street; and he rewarded. a ruling. Never since courts have been of the night. The evidence most dis tf they are tardy to believe in the actual declaa define has laws to empowered tinctly proved t the contrary. The realization until it arrives. They ration like this been made from the presumption of ' the Court is not trne, have in their sad experience WAMTTED- bench. It Is contrary to well known it was contradicted by the evidence for of the the truth adage, APPLY AT 7HRST CLASS WKAVKKS. and undisputed rules. It. violates the the prosecution, and whether true or proved of Ieneret Woolen MillsCo., tiiat "There is many a slip between the '.Firstoillec Sonth Street. Jurisprudence of centuries. Presump- false, the occurrence was alter the last cup and the lip." We can assure them, FHAXK W. JENNINGS, tion that may not be disproved by evi- date in the indictment. Therefore the however, that the point has been d:H Manager. dence is a new thing under the legal "crime" of Royal B. Young consisted reached when they may no longer fashioned sun. It is fabricated and of the visits we have named. dou'jt. Before long the result sought THIS IS NO especially . for the prosecution' of In taking this course the defendant for by earnest effort, petition, "Mormons" and is a monstrosity and understood "he 'was Irving according to and the calls of humanity for an absurdity as (well as an outrage. the law. His previous relations he pleading seventeen years will be attained. oyer Marriage and cohabitation are two admitted. But they ceased before the ?The determination has been ex AR ON HIGH PRICES MAS COMdifferent things. The latter may be first date ot the indictment. He had menced! Keccivinir my Fish frc pressed to begin the work involved iu the but from every former, presumed conversed with Judge Zane in the affording the relief decided up- every nay direct from the fisheries, 1 can eviand aeli cheaper than any dealer in do presumption may be combatted by street and had asked him whether, in on immediately. It should not town. evisuch A that says dence. ruling Delivered at your doors fresh every morn order to keep the law, he might visit only be promptly begun, but prosecut is his wives in case of sickness, dence shall, not be introduced, take ed with vigor to completion. The hot ing. m rout, v nue nan, amnion. equivalent to saying an accused- per- them. to a concert or to a meeting at season is already here, and now is the son shall be prevented from offering the Tabernacle or go out witn them for time when water is needed more than DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES Freeman in the van v'iUt Low Prices. evidence in his own defence. a drive, and the Judge said if that at any other time of the year. The Cohabitation with the legal wife be- was would be . with- sooner the relief is afforded the more he all TP Hj 33 M A. IV J This conversation sickness and distress will be avoided. thus presumed, whether itexisfe or in k law. ing -- J., hi wo ueienaant being debSrrc IN FRESH DEALER FISH, the. Judge denied.. He remembered The fact that water-cabe taken upfrom disproving its existence, all that JS: 334 S. Eighth Est St. on the subthe defendant with on talking Bench benefit of for the the the to is necessary convict a "Mormon" of not making these replies. The people now evinces that It could have unlawful cohabitation is to prove that ject, butwill believe ESTRAY NOTICE. the statement of been done before. After it is an ache haa visited or associated with a public Mr. Young in to that of complished fact we should Judge that HAVE IN MY POSSESSION: pluril wife, or as Judge Zane puts it, Judge .Zane, firstpreference from the character of those who have so a opposed salutary "with one claiming to be his plural the two One roan, 3 or HORSE, small second from the measure will feel, when they witness wife." That association mry be sim fact that individuals, white spot in. forehead, lund reet white to the said conduct be on per effects roached beneficent will flow that mane, damaged right eye ply at church, or at the theatre or other missible was consonant with some of tha public place. Thus a married "Mor the Judge's earlier cohabitation dailni from it, that they have been sitting on branded K on right thigh and V on tho left the tail of progress and shouting initfii. mon" if he goes to church or the thea tions from the ii me aoove uescrioea animal 13 nn bench, and third, be "whoa." When they see the improvetre or some other public place with i cause it is a common eiaimea on or oetoro June :m, it sense view the of in make the condition of will he mid at pnblic auction at the estrav ment it will woman who claims to be his plural matter u has been that .ivun a.m. only vucjc M. perverted by a large portion of the popula- iiuuuu tiiy,11. NELSON, wife, caii be put to prison for any the and absurd rulings tion, contradictory benefit will they the of perhaps time Pondkeencr, prosecution may of more recent date. length Tooele Cityt May 31, 1S80. by the experience, causing them please and to pay any amount of money B. had If lived Royal Young to be determined in the forward that might be named, if be never meets along with his wives, cared for right and portion of their career that they will NOTICK. the woman alone for a second under ireatea mem 'as sucn, paid no not stand in the way of anything that aay circumstances whatever! In the Probate Court, in and for Sail Late attention to the Edmunds Act or will conduce to the happiness and This is no fanciful view of the mat the it'onnty, Territory of Utah. of a crafty Attorney opinions of their fetlowmen. The ter, but represents the facts. An in or an echoing Judge, and acted prosperity of In the roSUtcrof the Estate ef David Jeremy, soul capable genuine expansion can dictment maybe found .for every day acted ueceaseti. own to nis convictions according from never derive unalloyed enjoyment in the year, as ruled by J udge Powers, of le to without nit any propriety creature regard comfort that the use of any and 'penalties' may be multiplied till ment of account and to hear petition Or restrictions he gal legal penalties, His do others I pleasure lor distribution. notlpossess. Imprisonment runs beyond the terra of off before will always be marred by the a man's natural life, and fines arc im- wouldlawhave been no worse READING PK AND THE FILING the than he is after his that a certain por tilion of Mary Jeremy. Executrix o posed enough to swallow up a fortune, strenuous efforts to avoid infraction of reflection man the Last Will of David Jeremy. deceHed of tiou ; of the family II a married- - "Mormon" associates the law. That is the lesson wbich'the is suffering for the want of that which settlhg forth that she hat died her final ac . even in public with a plural wife, or Courts are connt ofhftr niminifitmliiiii nnan c.iirl teaching to the Latte r day he is enabled to liberally partake of , A tate in tntt Court, and that a portion of said one who claims to be his plural wife divided among the Saints. It will not be without its ef little more oi that kind of disposition estate remains That is all in the decisions of the Utah fects. The heirs of said deceased, and praying among se is as punishment to a benefit an immense just be of thinfrs would for other said acorder good courts in regard to the law which the vere when a man strives to count and of distribution ofsettling the residue of obey the many people. "Mormons" are abused for not prom law as when she said estate amont tfce nergonB entitled. wilfully violates it. the people of the We It is ordered that.all persons interested' in lslng to obey. which is the essence of the Bench congratulate estate of the saidDavid Jeitemy.deceased, The the intent, on the near prospect of their be and In Judge .Zane's harangue to Royal offence, is not taken into account. If appear before tke Probate Coiftt of a endured from Ion relief the hardship. B. Young; in response to the defend County of Salt Lake, at the Court Room accused can be. brought within the of aid Court, in the County Court House,on the, ant's manly and quiet explanation of weanesaay, tne mu aay 01 lsu.at 11 of the law, as cunningly con o'clock a. m., then and there Jane, to show cause his position, he contradicted his own meaning the strued matter bow Courts.no be by why an order settling) said account and of definition of the requirement of the law distribution should not be made of the re iay have lived according to its appal sidue of said estatt among the. leir ftnd See log the ridiculous consequences of ent common sense signification, he rfclt WESTEnX UNION TELKORAPH LINE. and ' - " that explanation,' he said: "It Is not meets the same fate as if he had inteu ceased, nccordinar to law. i farther ordered that the Clerk cause It necessary, Mr. Young, that you won' uonauy ignorea or AMERICAN.'W it. Also a copies of this order to "be posted in three speak., to tnese women, or mat you mere technical infraction of its Jiublif! places in Salt Lake County and LATENT BY X.IGIITBIIXO? in the Desebet Evksing New's, a won't attend the same church with as so curiously interpreted, newspaper printed and circulated ia SaH them or that you won't even call on provisions, Bounds. (be Indian Lake County three weeks successively counts for Just as much as a wilful and Tlirougb circumstances under would that them aay 01 jane, iw. 2. The President has prior to saia 3utn A. SMITH, persistent disregard of both the spirit Washington. fe. KLIAS not Indicate that they were wives." and ' act an an act amending approved Probate the of the law. letter Judge. i And yet he had but a few minutes be the right of way through the Dated May 2h,lS80.' i The penalties inflicted on each of the granting lands of the Choctaw and Cherokee fore stated that such "association' counts in the last indictment nations to the Str .Louis and San Fran- Territort of Utah, i . with them would be sufficient evidence triplebe viewed .7 County of Sal t Lake, j some as a reduction cisco Railroad. may by of unlawful cohabitation. And hasten from the usual extreme C. Clerk of ,1 John the Probate Cntler, Wedding; Presents. Court in and for the of Salt Laxc,.in ing to qualify his remarks, he adde4 But when they arc takenpunishment it together House wae entirely the Territory of Utah.County do hereliv eertify tdiat White The ox a act I "The your associating with correct copy a true and the be will seen the usual is actuand closed to visitors lull, that in fact they are foregoing ' time ana niace ior. e polygamous wife colors all your asso ally a duplication of the full terms and afternoon reception by the President 01 oraer of appointing tlement final account and distribution elation with that woman who claims to fines.. For alleged cohabitation from was omitted. Several express wagons the matter ot the Last Will and Testament unloaded rinmeroue packages of .vari- ofrDavid be your polygaroon wife, and all your June, 1883, to deceased, as appears demam the entrance 1885, and ous at sizes the recora in Jeremy, my qnice. associationsspeaking to her, meeting fendant gets sixFebruary, once removed from were at sight. months and a fine of In Witness wHercofi I Mt with her are attended with great dif- three hundred Some were addressed to the President, from the some and n dollars, hereunto set'my hand art some Col. to to Miss Folsom, acuity, ana the oniy sure, safe way last date to his time of trial about Lamont and one SEAL. affixed the ;eal ot mi Grover Mrs. to be to Court, this 8th day1 would, keep' away." half the former he gets double Cleveland. Most of them were unAlay. A. JA Laoo. Thus, after all, a "Mormon" who the full fine and period, wedding presents: doubtedly JOHN C. CUTLER, :J imprisonment. has a plural wife is In danger of indefid 3w Piobate Clerk Snddcn Oenln. We commend these facts and the les nite imprisonment and fine, if he is son of this case to the consideration 2. Have Henry Babylon, l. I.. seen to speak with her or should meet Of "Mormons" who desire t live by meyer, sugar refiner, died suddenly at UTAH near her in church or the 'theatre or any thehaw this home & REVAD1 RAILWAY. place this morning. if possible without doing vio- his He participated in Decoration Day exother public place. And bear this in lence to their ' conscience and .their ercises, acting with the Old Guard as mind by the ruling of this same Judge, AFTER OX "Mormons" AND escort to President Cleveland. and of those r non If a "Gentile" who has a wife should manhood,Most Sentenced. the who that imagine vainly Map 29, 86 Saturday, commit the most debasing and infamof the people-0Utah de.The Utah A Nevada Railway Oompany. i Nkw York. 2. Johann Most, An ous acts of debauchery with a woman persecutors will run Its Trains daily. asjtpllowB : sentenced to the the people "come within the archist, was not claiming to be his wife, he cannot sire to see .3 (SUHDATS EXCEPTED.) not show that their Eenitentlary for one year and fined $500. Does it jaw." be punished unless his lewdness is nine gets Braunschweig committed In open view of the tWic. real purpose is to, wreak vengeance, months in the penitentiary and is fined Goioi: West to the peniten Stations, Going Eaata This is how the law is . construed by J play theoutdespot and make pecuniary $250. Schenck is sent uui uueu. uui of the nine situation? montuu, ior peculiar tiary profits . uie conns in uian nZrnrrtpr Kmvth. in sentencing Most. Vv.. .840am Salt Lake City law did Koyal B. Young said rightly, when .. 9 65 a m .M.OarflelL... Ar...S40pm regret that the expressed deep 29 pni a heavier Lt.. not permit him to impose ..1065 m ...Tooele.... Ly,..125pm Lt.. asked to promise to obey the no aiu, Re- Ar ., ..11 REUNION. YOUNG in THE His 103 sentence. crimes, pin 60 law "I could construed, On Standout. hy... served the punishment awarded, to Salt Lake city Ar.. 3 00pm not, your honor, make such Th meeting of the Young Family As capital offenses. He also ftold fun he LT....10COin LT....112Iam .uanieia.. Lt.. 2 09pnt that." MI would be sociation, on the afternoon of Junel, was tne greatesfc kwuuuim uo promises I.v....l'2 01 urn .Tooele.... hT..HW)pm the bar. Braunschweig, seen at that nv.. Terminus. LT..18 branded as a coward. My own con- in the Theatre, was an Interesting afAr....23 8Spm was almost equauy recorder said, science would smite me thus." So fair. The company comprised over guilty. , Schenck, he thought, was but he THE BATHING TRAIN. will every defendant say who la a man. three hundred persons, of both sexes the dupe of his companions, A "Mormon" 'whoibas married wives and all agea.lfrom the tiny infant to deserved punishment to warn him Will leave Salt Lake City (Sundays excepttne and others against lolipwing None ed) for Garfield at 6.10 D. m.. retnrninv.,.. under sacred and eternal covenants, the octogenarian, the venerable Presas Most. men of such teachings ' Salt Lake City at .25 p.m. rand who for the sake of escaping fine ident of the Society, Lorenzo D.Young, of the prisoners attempted to speak a rtye atSUKDATM.Leave Salt Lake Citf and imprisonment will promise to cast belonging to the latter class. The pro- word in cW .rt. They were token back at 4.30 P.m.. returning arrive at Salt Tvi will afternoon Tombs this and to the 8 i City at p.m. tbent oil wltli their children, never ceedings were opened, with prayer by transferred to Blackwell'a Island. Tlslt them in the airest.affliction, re- Elder Seymour B. Young. The exer- be ... CarllnM i ta trains XFare Lake Point and Uetnra frain from going near them St the death cises were varied. Among them were re r unildren between 10 and oyrs.of age, 20cta J. Milton or sickness of "their and his own off -- marks by the. chairman, also by Apostle Sam j7KANscoi am JarSpedal rate glTee 3 4ay Schools, oi Bowers, more be of . spring, would deserving far 7, V. Richards and Hon.Feramorz LH- - wUe in order, to obUlal7,offc tawr. Societies, ato, . 'U j, , f. F, MCNTON. - t W. W. EITZH,' rigorous e'fiJAett than those premised tle,B. B. Young and W. WYf clntosS nna nn. her life. WAS At. tjupt. tjtleu jut. pompanj jwitu excellent mornlPjrrQ.be anjted, EVENING NEWS. LOOK WELL TO YOITB J PAID CI CAPITAL, SlTRPLrS, II. us to-da- rea-.Je- m . LOST, o ThU iv luiiti in r i.!n" WORKS SALT LAKE will pay T per ton lor clean oid Ucliveed at their. bottie and window sUss, iu-;- r . :.ii(i 1. i'nh l!o' F.iiv sv'i U ftii'l Manimer U. t l. ihat ii-.- ii.jf, Clothing and Gents' Furnisliing Goods; 5 GOOD 1. iEsLERS:!! HORSE HAILS. II. R n . ls-Ti- , . t A BUO.. ' hy mail, by addrassicg Putnam Nail Co., MASS. IsOSriiN, P. 0. Address, Repanset, Mass. X. ii 11 1. c. f m .m LADIES' & HISSES' STRAW HATS.TRIMMED & UNTRIMLIED. i C. K. 1'Nli, Y Main' Menibrr of .tlie Van llenf.ael?r Society of Kiiirieoit.. Office at Hie Cniitribiitor P.iiilUinar, N't. 40 Main Street. En Oil floA, Iioleii, Curtains, Ms and Wail Carpels, am Paper- Queensware, China & Glassware. 0. ElIjIDXXEIDGrail. Supt. SKWING MACHINE OPKltA THKEK uaperieiireil hanils on 8lioe work. WM. II. KOWK. to Apply 1. ?iioe vartorv. a. M. Aianager utr NTK I X A Good, ! lean Cotton C lafr 'Mill. at IfMtr GO, TO TUB JAMS C0ULT, Plasterer Calcim in'er and WoritnpsD'sJtetlE.Siore! m IViiteivashev. All work atUMilel tn .promptly ami 111 a'sat ittfactory maimer. Uesnler.ee 150 Seventh East Street. Shop, .'h:iU block Wen of Valley Jlouni' W A H T K! AND FURWISHINC GOODS. Children's Clothing a Specialti ! MILS. .4. U F.AUERBAC msm 'HgflEft -- ' 1VUED, Three Ihillx and One Heifer. (I J AS. SOLOSitiN. h'mnnre ot at Solomon Itro'ii & Ciolij. lm TP jix PITTS' "Tip Wc e now pi?p.re.1 i tfio lu't.li'.- vrilh Kcg ind 15KOTIIKUS 1 promptly mjpplj Uer of Hotted Superior quality, at popular prie.es. . Cttf lw, l St. Jlpbae, B't 17. FISHER BREWING CO. ItSIil mirx, " It E X,'" Is now kept at tlie old Pitta property, on JE m -- SUPERFINE IMPORTKI) lYTHOLE-WHEA- J on FOUKTH WEST STREET, between Fourth and Filth Soritli, west side. Iff This animal is the finest pedigreed d Jersey Hull in this locality. r 7 RlNiT Mo WHITE. LIKC THfedjSXiir.tfjfHCR KINDS TLAVOR' BUT IT Pfeo&ES-ertTCI- ! If & CO. BARTON SFRIXG ARRIVALS OF Clothine, Ikt., Caps and Gents Furnishings, bought directs rem the manufacturers and will he sold at the lowest Cash Itntek Don't Tr'nncy Price. HOYS SUITS FROM $1.50 upwards. PANTS " 75c. " 23o. WAISTS All prades of Men's and Children's Hoods to suit tlie times. Cieiits' Neckat prices wear for May jut received by express. Don't fail to call and examine for yourUAKTOJV A CO., selves. 44 Main Street. Utr AN0 MiriE WHOLtilE ECAUsdlliriLVr ED Py NUTn L y LI IT ( i .E Litntnil WHtftl K Si oflLT LAKE OlTi sold 6y ALL DEALERS, ABE NEVER UNDERSOLD," H E T H A. TV G O O 1 MO irajEZCTT. T RICK YAKDirstJVNO LI apparatus, ward, tertfls, sec or aildress BRICK-MAKIN- oaw d&s T. For this city, A. M MUSSER, BOX B, THIS CITY. JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, Pioneer Undertaker oi Ufei, W. WEST, CAT GEM MEAT MARKET. 55 EAST, SKCOX1) SOU Til STIIEE.T Meats of AlllCluds In Season. JAliEZ Telephone No. W. WEST, 21:5. s. dill CALL AND SEE j I.I Proprietor. iJin -- to-b- " Muafaetwrtar and DmIw to ARC'IIIf ECTI7K K. ay Plans, Specifications and Hetails of all cJasKcs of buildings, at moderate cost. r. o. Yor'o', c. e. Instructor in Architecture and Draflinir In struments at the University of lesertjt. Office in the Contributor Rnilding, No. 40 kldaf I I l-I- TiTl'l il 111 I fj MH N fnU Main Street. BY TELiEGRAPH. ore-Ke- A FOK A. JL, Ij, THE Bodia preserred in their natural lition, without extra charge. OPEN DAT. AND NIGHT, ICoeuie, Sm factory bI ST t'li-e-t . Wr KwiMh MtrMt, oa tit t " " 19. oar s L.. .f 46 y : ii. . .. ., liioiiiiLi or ay - I' .mmm SHJT A RECORD . EDWARD T TAYLOIL, Burt Sertf.n (ifJCf ia same bail4 THE HATH : - X 1 One and a halUblocke Eaet of Theatre. Telpbcae No ( to-d- - and Telegraph Ordara pronuti Tetepbon lrn C1SKETS. lia COTWIN FVRlVUfllllCMt kept coBBtanily or band. f filled. HOUSE AND LOT IN Ward, corner of Third and A Streets, and eonvenient to the pleasantly situated business center ', lot BxlO rods; Rood ham, orchard, etc. Also, a Farm of 15 acres, Zi miles south of Salt Lake City. Enquire of YOIISG BROTHERS, Xo. 88 Main Street, in the Old Constitution Ruilding. dtf HO mm-- ' . B emit, mn m cm cikiei BOFFiaS YEARS SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS, Antedatlns and Excelling all Competitors. , - . - - "' foa-an- v Nm()e. i.Dr. t FOB 1 cuniEs nrm buher sviakers. y- . ; ; ; . 1 Dnqfl l;iPeacIies 1 l -- i -- to-d- ay CORTICELLI SPOOL SILK STANDS PRE-EMINE- i! CONSUMERS SHOULD j& Ajricots 3 i HOUE - HADE AS THE Cheese, Butter and Eggs. SMOOTHEST and STRONGEST. . -- 'V AVOID INFERIOR BRAHO 0. 1KIT LOt WTS17ARD I SANPETE BRANDS OF HEMEMBEtt THAT FLORENCE KNITTING SILK IS PEERLESS.. Provisions and Groceries : FOB FAEUER A1TD FAMILY TEADE, OU5.iI,1?,USTIlATEI BOOK on Knltttoff (No. B), bo sent on receipt ot three stamps. 2-co- nt SALESROOMS FOR WEST AND SOUTH! W Broadway, St. Louljr . 88miWelt Third Str--t. 'y ft rrnmum ffM. BSST.AT - - '- T : ! . ii - :' ALLTHt BF Roler MIllS PJOHEER . Mp lIh They intend to make their old Motto BREAD.' I BUICK-MAKER- S. TO PRICES Throughout all their numerous Departments. rs ,uj H IlrU, Brewi7 aosr V.C.R.3. A D.A.p.G. L Pm co. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, P. O. Box (049. Telephone 294. THOROftill St First Hoalk S5 w. WHITE'S EMTLOYMRNT Ollce, any number of good girls for General Housework. Oflleer-.'K. Second South Street, in A. J. tl I in White a Keal K(ale OHice. AT HES'S and BOYS' CLOTHING - to-d- - STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES. Shelf imiJIssTfy Hsrdawe. au.l it Uw A BOYS' and CHITjJRBNS WOOL, J?UH and STRAW HATS. d :;t m K . ' No. "k ..111 ir . . . SIJftVKYa.G. & ATE IPS, VlfMKA" 111 1 , TWO TA1LOUS. ana three men, t.X'TLEK JOHN enis Provo Woolen MilH. Street. -- :i rtl mi ia not r - i&s point and 11 !. w's'.iuJ with this nail, ):! t west ot Warm Spring actorv, two block ath House. Point PI TN AM NAIL. thy: See t!i ! (ii tin- . !n-- . I. made from the nail unt co IB n bone ai Satins ana Snralis, GLOVES AND HOSIERY. $T.ii0 n Sis, Dress Goois, CJIiASS WANTED. GLASS 1 FISH STORY, Lawns, Swiss, Mulls and "White Goods, Laces and Embroideries, lllbDons, lowers ami jr earner, Buttons and Trimmings. collections, remitting procceJs 49-Mak- es fromouy. OLI U l.attpr-dnySaint- Staple Dry Goods, 0EM&1D. DEPDSUSjraril Bays ami Sella Exrbaug on Now Hau Pranei.ico, 'hlcn, tit. Lonls. Omiiha, London, anti prtnrl-(m- l Continental Cities. made from a nail. r ik IN fork, The above i!v;iv, iiiar wos of Iron In the Cold showing the l.tmin.-itJoItolictt unci Mis;ii lug process. T - IN TIIK CITY LINE COMPLETE L. s. HiLi.8, Cashier, J.vs. T. Little, Asst. Cashier. DECEIVES I life-wo- OTTEB AND ARB SELLING T1?E MOST- Iresident, Eldrkhok, Li rrLi:,Vice prest , John AV. Sharp, Wm. directors Kitkr, J. A. GROK8BEUK, S. . half-acentur- ns IX--i 300,000 Fkhamokz Horse's Feet. M. I. O. BMK. SALT LAKE CITY. ay prc-tentio- MTIOM DESERET child-bearin- to-d- BANKS. 4, i 'T 1 . - 3 II a i M s. . |