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Show THE DAILY THIBUls Us SALT SUGAR C:j Is Frcrosd for th riununictcrii! ' ' FACTORY. J V Trans-Jorda- a Field j EAII.T7AT XTOrSS. Colonel Dodjre is at the Walker from Denver on a periodical trip of inspection. Assistant General Freight Agent A. T. Wells of the Denver & Rio Grande Is at the Walker. ' Traveling Passenger Agent II. II. Shep-pcr- d of the Alton is at the Cullen from ' Z.OCAI; Denver. About forty school teachers and from 400 to 600 school on children go to Lehl an excursion over the Rio Grande Western THE STARCH FACTORY IDEA TAKES WELL to visit the sugar works. The party leaves at 9:15 and will return to the city at 5 p. m. There Is to be a radical change In the Union Pacific oSces in Denver, where the general agencies of the freight and passenger departments are to be placed under the IjookirtftUp Violations of the Insnr-anc- e control of one man, D. B. Keeler. As Mr. Sales Hegulations Realty Keeter has been with the Union Pacific liuildrncs and Improvements Salt since 1672, he is pretty well posted in the policies and views generally of his company. Company Farming Notes. . 1$ S. II. Babcock, the y agent of the Rio Grande Western road, ts one of the ablest and brightest young railroad men in this part of the country, nis services have A sugaif factory la proposed for been invaluable to the Western, and be is a - ? : Bide, ns t fie promoters Jhlnk there W ; room credit to bis profession. for another factory In this Territory. IHB DEEP CBIEX KOAft , V.'' tTTAMS WELL. Denver Republican: The Deep Creek prostarch like the merchants Produce is acknowledged by all railroad men potato ject factory aMaaocatd Id The TRiBCSi. andl who know anything about the country to be aytit wl be ai mijrhty good" thing for the a good one. Colonel D. C. Dodge said to a Territory! The scheme cannot - materialize Republican reporter recently that the road should be built, and that if Salt Lake bad any: too toon; lucwuuucnw to put in xuu.uuu mey couiu Syio4i.TisaissrBAKCEBCr.rs. Insurance: Surveyor Donnell and. Chief easily get outside people to do the rest, Stanton fer an the. warpath once wore. "but," be said, "the citizens of Salt 1Lake work together somehow." The They fodndi that Browning Brothers had can't'as proposed would reach twenty ; minhalf a tun of; Hercules powder stored on linedistricts in the first 200 miles, some of the sidewalk la front of their store part of ing which are big producers. It would also the i morn in z" yesterday, and the officials reach care the tradesmen a good talking to. Man there bathing resorts and salt works, and is little doubt that it would pay from asrer Brown of the Western Union had been the start. The line has been surveyed fcf the innocent-lookin- g one little ja sitting Vests "moklnx his meerschaum, and turned through Nevada to California, and the near be bad been to Legislature of the former State has offered 'jale on learning bowarolden DutUnz; bn slippers." 'But a subsidy of $3000 per mile, payable in the Brown declares he wasn't scared one mite. bonds of the counties through which the is to run, to the first company, that will At McPooaldw candy factory seven r or line construct a ; road on the proposed route. Hsrht barrels iof " ashes were found in the The counties have all agreed to the action rear, while there was a veritable fire nest of of the Legislature. At a publio meeting dry box board and truck in the cellar at held In Salt Lake Saturday the announcethe front end. The front building occupied ment was made that $2,000,000 in bonds had i to have i& found was; Sons McDonald by been in for the Salt Lake & placed England from six to eighteen inches of waste paper Deep Creek road. In the cellar winnows. The necessity of re was moving' all this rubbish without delay 'CHATTQEP COHSISZOaS." Impressed on both concerns. j BCILDUfO AND IMPROTKWXT EUitor Tbibuki: If the Herald may be The northeast part of the city is growing believed, the Saints wouldn't care much for residents say that the demand Statehood if It were tendered them on a rapidly-,arifor property up there has Deen so steaay gold platter. While the Herald isn't very that while prices baT dropped off elsewhere good authorjty on anything, if It were to been maintained in this northeast announce that the Lord would not again they hate section' lot the city. One reason is that the change his mind on the subject of polygamy, their through another revelation, prior to the adItapld Transits JPompanyereare doubling First street track, and mission of Utah. I would feel inclined to long will be ran and believe that it gave nlng clear; through to Fort Douglas; utterance to the truth then ths City Railroad Company are main once in its career. taining two well patronized lines along the; North. Bench.; Handsome dwellings are go Aocording to the testimony of one of ing un. and that part of the town is becom God's elect the other day, a principle may. indeed attractlre. ing be but It may be wrong to practice right, new $7500 Major Sftva has moved Into his it: a "Divine principle," Uke polygamy, for bouse tn Darlington Place. Peculiar logic. Indeed, but then nnblld Instance. Snni i UniiM la ttt hkra m. flnft we ; are not "a peculiar people?" public school building. It will be 40x00 feet, two storied high and cost $30,000. WaJ hftft'hiiffnn nn th fmi nfl at.li ma tnr Tne truth Is unchangeable," said one of structure which the Salt the Lord's apostles large business Co-oa few days ago. The will erect on the cor Lord, though, if we may believe Lake Equitable p. these latteaer of First South and Richards streets. r-day seems to have ll revelators, The Nechl W. Clayton building on State pulling in the maintenance of it, for we have street will be ready for occupancy in it from President Woodruff that the power month! It will cost $10,000., of 65,000,000 of people Is too much for OmThe Improvements at Beck's Hot Springs nipotence at the present time, so truth " has have so far cost $15,000.. A beating plant is been compelled to take a back! seat for a to be put in. season. It may be restored, however, in al Contracts will be let next week for the month or in ten hours, according to aposBrigham Young Trust Company building on tolic testimony, by a fresh! revelation Commercial street, which will cost 30,000. through the present or a future prophet, The substructure is now all In. seer and revelator.: "Here to-dand there I TP T ESTATB SALES. "Now you see ltland now you UU i J Following were the records of real estate coil, sales yesterday in this city: William Ditchfleld to C Louis Spiegel, What a sad thing it Is to reflect upon, that 500 t deed,; lots in West Lake addition are so many "Irreconcllabjes" in there Hirstn KitnbH et ux. to William Julian, these who haven't much confidence in parts 230 deed, lot &, block 1, Kimball subdivision this revelation business and who don't take . A. Voting" ux. to H. J. Mrreh, deed. about "changed con75 much stock in reports n, crescent xiemcn. . lou . sna ' ditions." .Frank;: Stranb; to J. M. uore et al., deed, to-d- ay ' right-of-wa- the-We- st " j s ; ! ; . - s . - up-hi- - " -- ay " w." - i ficed a four-doll- garment la ar bis chastity. " ' SATUKBAY MOEKXXG, OCTOBER 4, Ibtfi. m-Jat- ; Regarding President .7oodruA"s alle-e- d statement that the Mormon Church bas OrrrcK or the Daily TiiiitT?rr, forever abandoned polygamy. It Is only TSalt Lake Citt. Oct. 13, to say that there Is nolhlrj In 1C tjecessary The "revelation" does not say tLat It shall EULLIOX AND LEAD. be forever abandoned, only suspended, and every witness before Master Loofbourow. when questioned on this said that the (Corrected by WeiU, Fargo & Co.y Jo Smith revelation ionpoint, this subject was LEAD, .' still a tenet of the Herman faithv Apostle New York, per 100 lbs... .............. 14 25 Snow said that the Lord mlghi kick the SILVER. holy gist out of WllfordVi manifesto within $ per ounce................ ework. ten hours, for all he knew; and in that event London, per ounce 44Kid Wllford's late inspired adviaa to the brethren to bevare of thei vidders" SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS, wouldn't apply. , I'm afraid : th4 brethren generally have not dropped ioii the fact ISpecial to Tbibcvi 1 that Wllford did not issue' any' such counsel Sax Francisco, Oct 23, I33L until be was more than, fed years old. : Most V.'M A. X. XOARD. willing ' to be" good at that rathtr peoplere 350 Ophlr f mature age. 100 Bullion.:'... f I 90 $ 3 20 630 B. A B 55 100 Exchequer. . 7a 800 C. C, Va.... it 8.V 100 Overman... A few days ago a man wanted to do a lit100 Potosi...... 1 ih 550 Union....... 2 'A tle plastering. He went to Dir. Packard and 1C00 H. & N 1 10 500 Caledonia.. 40 1 3J lM Point.. 90 asked, "Have you any plastering materials 500 Andes..:... 100 Jacket...... 100 Belcher....J 1 4. 1 70 "Oh, yes, have beverytblbk in that line." ' "Well, 3U0 lowa...... 3() 25 Kentuck... rlmme two or three pounds of lime 1100 K Alpha CO eo 350 Bodie ; r ; ! and a little hair." r 50 & Nevada.. (9 00 20J Mono....... 40 "Hall right. Is that hall?", ' E. B. A B. assessed 20o. as "Well, you might well'put la the sand, Bodie 25c assessment delinquent. too." ; 2:30 r. x. boaru. "We're hout of sand just now.'! 900 Ophir.., ..$ 3 15 30 150 Bullion t 1 50 "But I only need a few pouadSt" '! if 220 2 i m - -- Wood-vlaw- , Mexican. R 5 I B..... C ... An i 300 ; Chollar.... B. fc 100 Exchequer-50- 0 50 40 400 25 65 Caledonia.. Queen.:.... Utah: ifw THE CURE 4 New York. Oct. '' t tff1- Silver. 5 5 5. 4s.-- regular. b. 2s, regular... 100 1 - I ', j I ! ! f j i - ! Chollar.... ...... C. 1 " ! 3 CAVa 1'-'.- Knglisn. alone y Loxnow. Oct; account, B5 V. S. 4'S. --L 1 ? ! . : - -- " . ! t -- Money, . ? - ; S S j , - ; j - . - i ? i ; U - .' P 5 n '! . : fs . ; . , rt vt ,: - . New York Market i. New York, Oct 23.Ifops-Stead- y. Coffee Options closed steady. Rains. S5.9.V) uaxs. iboiuuidk Ajciooer. Novem ber. tll.10fail.30: December. flOKVail OAJanuary. $10.80ail.00: February. I0.75aiag5. Spot Rio Steady; No. 7, 129i123c Sugar Raw. steady: fair re fi nine. 2 refined, quiet, centrifugals, 3 cii.acKr-f.ii.7ii- : - - 15-lC- t - rOBENOOJT BOABO. 23. Wheat Fbrmer; May, Si. 03. Chicaso. OcL 9ia; . I11.32V4. Lard f876.4a ' . afternoox board. Rye Firm; 88!4c Barley Quiet: Flax seed Quiet; 27o. .Whiskey Si. 18. Shoulders 6.0cx6. 15. Short clear t7.007.a 60Ic - ' i , S6.256.27!i; cash, Short iiticint. ; - -i .. tin. kXnowlet" m VUVSLAS SAW SjlLLS. iH(fALAMiiJ OK. -- a ia- m tutjitks,tc BbAtuuiTa, We KKV3K HATS, VAJU1SCS, I sins ' S10 MAIN STHEEX, Two doors south of Whita llouse. Bncklo & Son . i - Sunshades, to ftt any seat$6.50i. ' Sitablislxoa 1882. - Gabel, the Tailor, TAILORS, nueep Keoeipis, rj.uuu; market, steady: west-eras, w.w; Texans lea. W.70; iambs, 83,755. ia The Wbeat Market. ' neat was firmer. Tr. Chicago,waswet Ki-(&io higher than yesterday's opening closing; advanced, with some flutti.tinna ar ciweu uuui o nigner ior December and : 1.030,000 Liverpool Grain. . - 3d P. Sox 682. O r;.. " LEVY. ".. irarket. Phlladlphl Wool 23. Wool Firm Philadelphia. Oct. 2023c; Territorial. 1521c Boston Wool Market. : XAXCrACTtTBEB Ih,"SSSklr"4 " . AND OTHER BRANDS. Facturj asd SalesrooBL 171 end 173 S. SALT LAKE CITY. Mon-Un- a, ' aaaasaaaa ' - T toy JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.: i. Sua U Dealer la Canaries, Pairoti and other: - City Special attention to mail order. H1 r Singicg, Talking . aai ' " " ' ' VIIOLESALE GROCERS, R. ' 1VI. t CTAJQi BIELB. JBaJt-talt- . 220 EatabUabed Co., The Leading Grocers, ' 45 East 1st South St. Idanba is a blood regulator. nail's Canker & for sale by all druggists.Diphtheria Remedy Eobekts & Nelden. Wholesale. r. izciTATiosns. GENEBAL DE ALEE rays fesi to Office and no WANTED of CITIES, To'ii.ne, COUNTIES. SCHOOL COPAi:iJa ST, R.R.COf.l PAN I I3,ete. Correiponence solicited. ; - j 153-1- 33 13 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO. Wall Street, WSW YORK. 4 SUts CU.EOSTOSLj . siiui a SILVERWARE, ; i . Warehuiescor..4th W. ''r aoix aokxt roa Of a W. tent Special '( ! ' CtOCX Self-Windin- g- SHEEP DIP POVDm. SALT LAKE CITY t r PHYSICIAN. 1IL H51LE EiSLaSES ad 8ad South, M. P. CAMERON. HOMEOPATHIC f Craia and A SfECIALTl. . ilas ff ' itoouia 36 and 37, Central thirty yenrs. Itiock, 4U W. iind 8oath halt Lake City ' made a Specialty of Chronlo Disease AGENTS FOR COOPER'S AwD HAZARD All roods warranted as represented. tijtn to tine watch rasairina Tonl'n raia, Flour zzi Ulll StxfU - ill 1883 121 Farmen far III Kinds State Street. Slain St. WATCHES, fcLOCES, JEWELRY, attention . 1S1 S. t '. Unsical ;Boics.. Optical Goods. Etc.. Etc. C. ARMSTRONG. Seeds, Cay, , xxroBTza aim - & e. 0. L. BLIR8DN. - Rogers " J fcod a specialty. ' Birds shipped by express., 75 7. beooad bauthc r SALT LAEB CITT. i n . Time-Keeper-s. : t or thtscitr. i JOSLIN & PARR. We are the onlv authorized rzjvf aux: workmen, ia first-clas- s T :r.!AX GEISLER, . Boston, Oct. 2a .Wool Stead v; Territory in fair request at 60c for fine; S8359o for fine 'medium; 63.r5o for medium; Texas, California and Oregon wools in fair request. ' Just.' Arrived. My new stock of fall goods has just arrived and consists of the 'nobbiest cheviot and worsted suitings ever brought to this city. The overcoats and vesting are of the newest shades. Please call and allow me to show you through. , Jambs M. Moklav, . Merchant Tailor. Progress Building.1 Mahtin Schmidt, Cutter and Fitter. .' ' There is no substitute for Idanba. . .' v .' " nre Maple Sapi We guarantee our. Maple Sap to be absolutely pure, and will forfeit S100 If our statement Is found untrue. It is made directly from the sap, and is far superior to syrup made from maple sugar. . Facts Voer$3.50 to $H SCITS IU0E IN 24 HOURS F MS Mil DE IN 5 HOURS IN- - v ' . Miits 0frrmer4l5 to $55. Bole areata tor the PATEK. PHILIPPE & CO. " WATCHES. SO OVEN IRS in TEA, COFFEE and ORANGE; SPOONS, The Uneit and largest assortment in the city. Tourists will And here the most unique designs to select from All the Lateit Novelties in Gold and Silver. Our store has lately been enlarged and refitted and newly stocked: and we row have the flnett equipped Jewelry House la. the West. ' ' ' ! "THE FAMOUS," . DEALERS SALT LAKE CITV. niAI.IO!lDS, WATCHES, 1 Oct. 23. Wheat nm. No. a red winter, 8s and steady; No. 2 sprlnn' nominal. Corn Demand good for: spot and active for futures. Spot and October 6s and firm; Novem as iifeaana una; December, 6s 11 fed and ber, ' fl E1TI. ZaVERPOOU . ComspsadeaM Solleilaa, Receipts, bushels. (ITT.SceoDi South Strsat, JEWELERS, 170 -- 172 Main Street, all Itrett. Ovpoiit Walkar Isom. vv i.aVfK?i ,",'u,,9aa yewrday. 1,043,000 bushels; to., MFG. SALT IiAKE iCITlC " the rorxuB .... BROS. STUDEBAKER common,-13.004.05- ,cti I si!7 misrepresent gooda We guarafltee satisfaction, We are undersold, and t i We hare oki.t oms rnics. Orders by mall will receive carefnl attention. . ' a. GLOTHIN hoots, ESTABLISHED 187ft. - j SUN SHADES And Gents Furnishiii? Goods. LIEBie-- -- Cattle Chicago, Oct. 13.000' market unsettled, price steady Receipts, :steers,J4.25.60; Texans, 82.253.70; common rangers, 20(31 165; stockers. 2.0Ey3JJ5. ' 25.000; market firmer; rough Bogs Receipts, ; and mixed and packers 14. 104.25: prime heavy and butchers' weights' r m. R..k or " Cbwr. Puaipt, fotf Keeps a Full Line of WONDERFUL GERM AM INVIQORATOR. tha raa,tat ramady for aboTs eomplainta. To provo lta mntts. Si trial bottl aaat frea. Addraaa. OR, LIEBIQ A CO. 400 Geary St.. Soa muiaiaoo, CaL, or S01 W. Star St.. Kauaaa Citw. Ma - ;ta ':- - ... - - Chicago Ltre Stoek. - -- ELEVATORS. Of Rotator, 0n8:PriGB Stor& fm lllnstnted family ppar on uripapvrmtioaa ttunorm, fituia puca,'vSnwecleu bydrooal: biaeem, appliance for deformities, tesoale com plain t ; alao. eonfidratial book for man. xplainlng why ttaoaanda eaiutot get enred ux special, private), ehronie dweaaea, eyea, can, lsnca, aeminai wesjeneaa. Ion of aunhood. f Jeei, ayphiUa, unnatural loaaea, resalU of abaat or axeasHea. trhieh anfit all for mairiam. happiueaa. or life', dn. nrr , shipments. ' BlNlNQ CLOTH. UOUSLE-CRIZPE-D umim MM FlvOPLE write far ribs-.406.6- 0. . WORKS WIH GHAY PATENT iXZOGZIOTIVCQ. - f January. . Quiet; mess Eloctrio lldslat .Floats, Diamond Cor Pyoapeetiog DmUln CONCENTRATION MILLS, ELECTRIC j loss of tower of tlio Generatire Orpans in either sex. caused bv Indiscretions, or the excessive youthful ase of tobacco, onium. or stimulama. which nltimntelv lead to Infirmity, Consumption and Insanity- - Put up in convenient form to carrv in the vert pocket Price we a f1 a package, r 6 for $o. With every $3 order written guarantee to cure or refund give the Seut by mail to anv address. Circular free money. in plain envelope. Mention this paper. Address, v MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Branch Office for U. S. A. S5S lWrborn Street. CHICAGO. ILL- FOR SALE IN SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, BY' Roberts Si Neluen, Druggist, 236 Main St.' - -- . rilBI tpand Rock Drill and Compressor jis-situ- cash, 94c; December, cash, 55o; May, 4254. a Oats Firm; cash. 30c; May, 3ac. Barley Quiet; 0fllc Pork Stead v: cash- 8.7ivaj frrijL- Corn-i-Fir- T Kerv ouaness, I all drains And t Chicago Mar . I . Remedy, is sold with to cure Aeivous Diseases, such as Weak Loss of Brain Memory, Before & After Use. - ! over-exertio- n, f . ' i Photographed from life. . " Ores , euTiun t I wonaorrui spanisii 1 of Iiidgenuood Hoisting Alan-lioo- d, . - 1 nelcaa. Ucstana. . ELEGTR8C MOTORS Power, Headache, Wakefulnes, Lost , ,. lta. uSrJI Writtenall Guaranteea .1 Consols, mono v. and. for percent. Vt " - tof Stooks. nct 121 ; J' - , . " V Ui S 4H'st 101 Bar silver, 44i4d. ' V-,' ' s '.:-- - . 1 S3. 8. ; 1 . - - -- . rf JLako Cliy. COMPANIES REDUCTION WORKS. .' (leiating Soginea, Oeid and Diiet flcUng, Pfoapeetlncj aind Devolopmec) flolsta. Builders of Air Improved Compressors and Wire Tramways. V Fruo Vanning Machines and Cm broy Concentrator. r MANHOOD RESTORED. lake, Salt 1 t mS the HOMESTAKE; GRANITE MOUrJTAlrv, DRUM LUMMOM, ANACONDA, BLUE BIRD. LEXINGTON and 0, SAfiBOnU, SEC. - I , Weak: Western ITftnagtrr, M t j ZZZM 23. - ( : Oct. CHICRCO. . Amalgamation, Concentration, Smelting and Leaching, bj Builders of Next door to State Bank of Utah. DR. Ei Wi LANSING) PRES. DR. CHARLES m 7 'U MONDAY, OCTOBER to-da- y, - : Copper i , uciooer, cii.txA v Lead Dull; domestic, fj.25. Tin Steady; "straitsi mOa. . M-- . CIIALMEOS. m MINING MACHINERY. To more retired and commodious rooms. The Metals. New York. . . 2 00 I 50 5 LfllASEn - '- E. SECOND SOUTH. And Machinery for the Systematic Reduction 64 MAIN ST. 15 at-60- c - -- l:,:5';;'.';J'3:f'..vl.S':'-'.- 23 21 A!ID X CScneraJ ' . : 1 s CO 1 1 WE WILL REMOVE TO 200 . fe! - . MULLETT & CO.! GEO. t New there was much strength in a few of the leaders and the specialties on the stock market general market was featureless. The close was dull at fractional gains for almost everything. ' uuveruiuem uonas were easier. Petroleum closed j (i savage-.- . Sierra Nevada Standard ...... Union Com.... ellow Jacket. GENERAL REVIEW. Vobk. Oct 23. Although j . Quicksilver. AND PRIVATE DISEASES. All male and female sexua). dis ease3 cured: we warrant an abso lute cure of .organic stricture re movalj complete with. out danger or detention.;' irom"busines3: lost manliocd restored; cross eyes straightened in one minute; piles and fissure cured with one treat ment; the eye, ear, no3e, throat and rectum successfully ftrealed. Consultation and examination free. We Jurnish our own medi cine3. A friendly talk costs- noth ' . i S Plymouth. 5 00 3 00 1 50 1 65 1 05 Nkw York. Oct 23. Monevon BalL easv: at close offered at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, per cent. ' bills. Sterling exchange, stronir: sixtv-da-' v ... 14.81; demand, 14.84. ' - UUUUJJ ing. 3 20 2 35 4 00 2 25 Ophir...... 10 1 38 00 SONtiT XABKET. i - Ontario.,.: i llll. I HI CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 3 50 2 53 Dead wood ...... Eureka Con....... Gould A Curry.. Hale A Norcross Homestake $10 ! , ...... i Aspen...-- , IB. A B....;..... j i coupon.... 116JI .111 Paciflo 6a. j. INew York i ; and-bes- U.S. 4s, Rio Grande West' a dOH. do preferred.138 preferred. 72U 78 Central. 18 do firsts S3 Ore. Improvement. '4 Jfixisrs STOCKS. 1 50 Alice 3 40 Horn Silver. ; 145 Amador....;.,.. 11 00 Iron Silverl. Adams Con .... 85 Mexican.. 2 15 do , Are now ready for inspection. All of our,DepartmenU are well stocked with all the nev ' t ttt designs of Foreign and Domestic Markets. j ' Our Clothing. Department has a complete assort nieut of all grades. All Departments are full of the choicest goods that money can buy. Call and sm n , Sole Agents for DUNLAP Hats. Fall styles now In. Flee Shoes. NERVOUS, 0J(A . i 1 ! CHRONIC, 44 Oregon Navigation 744 Atchison Vauaaian Faclno 3S4 84jPacino Mail Canadian Southern 6I Reading.... 41 Central Pacific...,. 33 Rock Island.... St. Paul 754 uritngton.ii..,. .j 89 St. Lackaw'na West'n.143 Paul A Omaha. ' 33 Kio Grande pref...: 47 Texas Pacino...... 14 Erie 30 Union Paoiflo 40 irvansas & Texas. miiU. S. Express...... Shore. 133 Lake 124', iKargo Express Louisv'l&Nashv'l. 78?ij Western Union.... 813 iMicntganuentraK.UOiiiAm. Cotton OH.... 24 7i iMissouri Pacific. ;.. 604jTerminal . iNorthernPaoiflo... 2Si'Oregon Short Line, 23 t. t I BAILKOAD STOCKS i ! I 116 f i 9 SOVEBXXEXT BOHD8. - - eai., c- ALL- ' wa ; ; : -- OF 23, 1331. - BAB SILVER. . I l; Mien's ClotMer s, FMiers and Hatters. Our New Fall Goods OR- ,' i h, v . COMMERCIAL gLOCK- - INSTITUTE IOBK MOXEf AND STOCKS. NETf s ! ;f . GEO. MULLETT & CO., fiiEDIGAL AND SURGICAL 35 30 85 200 Bodie 1 CO -- 30 45 25 10 Queen...... 200 Andes. '. - CO.. 10 15 S S5 Delmoate . 1000 CLOTHiPIS BOOT AND SHOE i I v om-um- 5N. 1 20 2 70 5 12 2 10 3 10 B..... - ; !. . k m ick M 90. .... I..... Iowa 900 60 1 95 50 800 B. A 400 C.C. Va-- .. 100 Union.. 145 Opbir....... 300 Jacket....- 1 Ai7n : 50 Kenton 100 ... 9 15 ...... I - I . - . 27" Lease on building and fixtures us, and won't If we can help it. ' 55 ' STEEETS ArTXB 2:30 P. V. n. 1 10 200 Belcher. .. 500 Savage...... 2 15 50 Bullion..... s: ; 20 I 25 150 Union...... 50 Julia. 150 Andes , 100 JUady Wasa. 200 S. Nev...... 100 Utah....... i V-- Exchequer. S. Belcher ICO ... ' Ar-rso- ... 900 1 .... 1 95 N.... t 10 ... 140 To obtain any of these letters the applicant must caH r "Advertised Letiers.' and give the date of the . ir not called for within tw$ weeks they oe sent to me usan karris urrict; ' . .! LADIKS' X.t31. Allred Mr aara jAngejMrsE Arjnold Miss Beesie Aitkman Mrs Dora Mrs S Alexander MissGussleR A mot Mrs Robert' Barry-Mm j E ltnnett Mrs API Bowers jMiics Mary Lee, Barrett Miss Blanche Bowman Jjjzzhs Mrs Frank (4) Bar Barrel Mrs'-- L-- j ' . Brown Mrs Gee llrown Mrs G S Bird Mrs John , Browii Mrs Ksta 1 . f BurdMrsL' Misi Mary Bright Buckman Miss Maggie Brown Miss Maudy t i it i Brim Mrs Rosabel A L si Cae'Mis t; Carpenter Mrs Annie A t handler Mrs C Croueh Mrs'H' Cameron Mrs II J Carson MU Orace ' t tanner Mrs J ! Orons Miss s Nellie ; Uurtis Miss Sarah s : n mre Miss Annie Dawson Mrs B Daumann Mrs Carl Duncan Miss Genevieve j Douglas Miss Irene Deaey Mrs Julia K-- i ' i Ensler Mrs Pauline "t Forbes Miss Annie Fredricksorj Mrs AB'nie Fisher Mrs Josie M F.ordMrs.Oeorge ' Fallbeck Miss Lean a i i it Granath Miss A tig lis Gardner MrGeo Gardner Mrs G F Gouies Mrs Hnry Granlund Miss Ida Gregory Mr Lou Mrs Lottie Glarer Mis.Lucy J gurwin AH Hoffman Celsa Ej HllIyerMijs F Harvill Mrs Dora uaiversou.iirs Hansi r Holland Mrs Jessie I Hughes Mr Ida II id well Mrs James Miss L Hawkins ' Hoyt Mrs Kmma T Honftrseti .Miss Fraiicls Hanson Misa Hamilton. Misi Hamilton Mm Lillian Hewitt Mis LALillian Howard Mrs Richard L Heidel Mrs Rose Hawortb Miss Hughs Mrs TS.i WS iuus airs wiuiam H HolbrookrMrs TUIij obnson Mrs Louisa i iibsou Aisry :A eeler Miss Addie KhorsleyAfrsC en Mrs A E Larson Hjipna slie Miss Daisy Lindof Mrs John yroan Mrs Fannie i" Lundabl Miss Matilda eighton Miss Maud j Laane MisS V lason Miss Carri . Mearle Mjss Clara i.f luckle Mrs E M 2 juiss m McCraw Miss Mollie i inonigomery Miller MBjiF Aj i Morris Mrs Sar.ah MfsAVm; Normon Miss Annie S My;ers il J I ' ? Osett plsen 'Nigolina MrL 'j . ' Drten Miss L ' U i MM Mattie Proving MJsf Anna J'aimer Miss f Mrs Adison Parker Miss Minnie; 'lumley orter Miss Rosella Parsons Miss Sophia EPeters Mrs Win , j Raaas3llsU Raker Miss Emma Rawson Mrs Fre4 Stupp Miss Emma T iRomney Miss Justice RillerMtP . H. i; &tyan Mrs Walter ; Mrs Alvira c Sanage Mrs Linnie Mrs L Mrs Louise Sepulveda fS nod grass Miss Lottie Scott Mrs Lizzie Sanders Miss Matti AlisjSi M A (Stuart Mrs Mary E Sailer H n ptarr irs juMrs Dr ; Schilling Mrs Elna SeabeckjMrs jShoebridge fThomas Mrs Lizzie iTovreu Mts W A t fTovren Mrs Nellie Thomson Sirs J C i i rrerwiii miss uiizabetu i 1 varaen airs (jorie Yanzant Mrs V E Worrell Mrs Williarii' Miss Charlbtte iWUllamsMtss E 1 t Wilson Mrs Frank K : KVellsMrs F E . 1 Woliser airs Hattie Wells Miss Kate f jVilliams Miss Molfie' " CEJiTLEMKN'Slasr, !' Amds Otto Andrews "M B i Adams 3 6 i ! 30 65 2 70 5 V3 100 O. A C. 300 A 1W C. AVa. 200 Savage. 100 Chollar 300 Potosi.. 400 H. A 130 Belcher 100 Alpha.-- . never kept any hexcept for my hown use, i ; j :? Urbi. j anyhow." LIST OF LETTKRS i j IN THE REMAINING CNCLAIMKD Iake Cttv on Oct. M, 1891. .: i for sale. & "Csn't help lt.i Hi was looking for some last Tuesday and couldn't find a bit. - HI C V. ' We don't want to carry anything with . ,. E V E R Y B 0 D Y KflOWS IT. YOU KUOU 17E ARE GOIfIG TO LEAVE UTA 1 1 S ',''!!' - , X ! aW'. e 1 , ! . our-stron- g ; I .-- Any you will not be worthy or deserving of any 0:1 as fity Sf you fall to take advantago of our offerings and your golden, opportunity. If you don't need an Overcoat, you may need o suit, dress or business garcards. Remember ye show all tho newest shapos. in. Hats, .soft and stiff,, and ments, which arc in SIcgant.llne'otneckwear.',-- You can't possibly make money faster nor easier than by buying the splen-ui- d Uuderwear-ware offering at about half what you can get it for elsewhere. It ts of no consequence whether you absolutely need Handkerchiefs, Socks, Shoes or Umbrellas, you can't afTord to'miss the chance " 1 : j : , we present to lay In a stock. , ; l lots 4 and 5, .block 17, Chamberlain's 400 oC The one statement of the elect the Arthur L- - Thomas to Emms James, deed, other day, anent conference voting, - brings . lot 4t. block:4. Davis, Sharp A Stringer's ...1 ............. 600 to mind an event that occurred in the old addiction... it Arthur L. Thorns to Saraa A. Chine, deed,-lo- t Tabernacle one Sunday, some thirty years 42, block 4, Davis, Sharp A Stringer's old edition of the .. ..... 600 ago. as recorded in an. addition. ... I. Journal of Discourse. ; It was on the matter Franois Hall et ux. to O. F. Carlson, deed. of sending Brother Bernbelsel to Congress 3. block t. First addition to Highland jot for another term. ;' . The Prophet Brieham i'&F m'mXm -announced to the congregation that Brother John 0. Wester at al. to William C. Morn row, deed, lots i and JJ3, block I, Bernbelsel had returned from Washington, uviiurew s i r Aiexanaer s jllwell James; ............... .300 and AndersontD i Aiian wiiiiara addition. ... that as he had" rendered acceptable iAnderson Belcher to Herbert Js'orth, Wm Brown IV fr I: Brown Toroi : Catherid jBrown as service should he be sent . back, Delegate Geo 2 Brown CW i; deed; part of lot 8, block 89, plat F, Salt Burke Pete4 ' The prophet thereupon made a iBrown 2.000 again. M Lake City urvey. Holey Harry Bromley: F j motion that Brother Bernbelsel be returned Bowdish F S ' Bryant of Elijah Cheaev to William Ful- Burton Frank Buc:hard Mi Itate of lot & block 40, plat B, ler.'deed. Beord W J! ; IteatieMTi . JT Congress, and the report goes on to state Bell " Salt Lake part survey ..... 900 to Beclc Geo Booth Samuel BaumauGed City the motion was carried by the upliftthat M. Cellar Netti al. to et Burke J F Brenan James Brasneas J X Palmer, 2000 hands. There were no Frtnrys of ing block "ungodly 4. 2x10 104, tf, lot d rods, roan g plat A.. 1,725 oniswers - nere men to trot out an oppo- - I Bontrager JW Barnes VJ M Carl i C. ! NlJsen to Mary Nielsen, deed, lr . Barry , , T T' Brandham J ..1 HnnJ4f..M rltlnn diwwu B as block a worutucr ft, oMot Cummines J 7. Cottrell J J oeruueisei, plat part CasUing P i.uuiuio, Clovdoii W M i Christy L W candidate, had no expenses to meet, such Clays W Carl C. Nielsen to Mary Nielsen, deed, part as are Incident in localities in which revela6. plat B. of lot 7. block Chapman C J Campbell jMrl Campbell C J . T Tl ........ . a ( INi.d. Colburn Sam : tions .humbuggery doesn't prevail.'- - other Culp S S Cody FA- Ten JoIlar H A deed, part of lot 6, block 16, plat C. .. ... Curry Q V I than that which came in due ' time from a Chung Culiins Geo - ColemaB Geo Mrs.f Jennie! Holeomb to Earl D. Gray, Connors Harry whack to the fund Jc 13 tithing up" and 34. Crescent Beach.. consequent Cohen H A Cowan H T f HCourtney iFrank deed, blocks upon the addition to bis Income of a salary uiate i ;;hmendeft ?R H Hanaah and Charles Olsen (by Marshal) uurtis K w as Jsoilfton. Marshal from of Uncle deed, part Sam's treasury. .to Ote Congressman uastie Mr a rs ; section ; sou II W f a 'Conditions have changed." indeed, so far Dunbar I)DNt Doran Jacob ' hi, range, lownauip ,.703 Duisan Htcgh. Drake Amass that the delegate from Utah isn't elected in c Draper ZT, ' Davis R Decker Jos B i these days by a vote on Sunday in tha Taber-naol- e, liottvyiers ' DaveyDW ? ( iDiamond Total DallHF $8,537 Con "Irreoon-ciliables" but there are a good many I Mining Co j.; A-- GOOD STBOKK OF BCSISISS. hereabouts who sincerelr believe Eans D N V Empey Chas i The Syracuse alt company nave gone that the church still dictates and controls EdwardsJamesEastmaA Sons jcarp j Fumerten J G If Free Jos Into' farming. They have considerable in the caucus and at the polls, and that ft Fox BO Felkins Tobie Farmer Jno i ; r arjium G W. arable land adjoining their salt flats, and Intends to keep on In the same practice. It Fmnt i Fisher E Ki H E FWS Manager Adams became convinced last has simply changed Its methods; that is all. Fltzpatrick M Fery k H Ford iFartier Peter' an would be ithat nious A. II. Rnrins It eminently Green R A Gruog Harry J Go?dloe J A -scheme to nut the land under cultivation. Graham Jos Gravenor Capt 8 Gurnsey SO; TUB VAX ABOUT TOWS. f As a result; of this he has just harvested Gaylor A Gagon Jno iGeer-AGraat At of barley from twenty-thre- e Ginsberg A 1202; btisbel A Gerback Chas Hurdman Heral&'B A L Lance Free Qlearllncstea The eviIsold "The to Fisher the says: and it Brewing acres, ,t . son a mighty change, HiscockHWS . ... m (illushG . IT.. tar t Company M $1.10 per hundred weight. Next dences of a change, and n tt :i l. . us." lie right around 1 Halian spring jinoro land will be under cultivation RE Hall Robbie James Without further quoting verbatim, the Holnan I CORPORATIONS riX.EXk Helfort J L ' Horn ford Geo rlleuirklU F N tenor of the is to article effect W the E Hennone G Hutehinaon general sllymer Fred Articles of incorporation filed yesterday that the leading Gentiles' of Utah Holnan J T Horton W' W- - Mlutcheon Chas appreciwith Secretary Sells: The Edward Sanborn ated W C and the change, Johan J Pii Hock flinging away ambition Hotopp W M Hut;heson 4 . . I Israelson Company of Ogden, produce and commis they might have gratified in the Lib- Jones W A Jones Jr Jno .Johnson EO 400 shares. Blue which sion; capital $10,000 In worked Morunison in with eral the L 11 Jorgeson SP ISp Jrppson Wi M Cut Charcoal, Tar A Lime Company of monsparty, to effect the salvation of Utah on Jordee i S W Jensen JewettG J Price: i Incorporators, Henry Smltn. A. National Joynes EH! issues. That some of those same Johnston C J Pi ' it , ; BulliUger, J, U. Fisher. C II. Taylor. Franlc Gentiles labored for twenty years In F J the F KleinbergerG. r Kohn Henry: Smiths C IL Vallentlne, J. T. Rowley. J. M. Liberal party when there was no chance for Kostrop Kentz Wm X Cf f u, A1UH '".tile L W A Wbltraora; capital. $S0C0. Mound Fort Edu- - recognition, and left it just at a time when Kov M J t Kern Martin King cational Institute of Ogden, to do a commer- reward for their services might be Kelly J W Mr tj .ivavanaugn cKlug expected. merclal and theatrical business; lncorpora That In the face of President Woodruff's KenesoiiWA A ' Lench E J L?!iSIT others; declaration, under oath, before the Master Lomna tors,; Thomas Dee and ninety-tw- o M R LennerdR' fLean l.andyon' W.p ; 4000. capital, man who refuses to believe Lawrence ti , cesser Ernest i La r sen C 0 in any Chancery, ;j j ' NOTI AND PERSOXAL.' ; Lester Albert ?Uday Arthur that the Mormon Church has forever aban- LastC ' A retired; council tsiuTxs merc&ant is pro- - doned the practice of polygamy is too crazy LundstromCR , s ;; : '.' Maeser K G Matthews J '.' Maimberrs E C .. J. i , , wosing to start a chicken ranch near this to argue with. Melvin C Mason Byron MerwirAN': ' city.;M R ; Mitamaura J MatamoraS f manu Albert veboer, tae pianoforte In answer to the first paragraph Quoted 1 Munsee PC Woulter H C I Mood v E M A Msekenzie A yesterday. will say that the Herald contributor proba- MunserC A McNoughtos facturer, was at the Keutsford J McDonnell pat' McClure Jas en route to San rrancisco from aew lork bly made a slip of the pen. What he de Mclntyre TL s , with signed to say mast have been that those McLeod lie expressed himself as highly pleased Nelson B N i i Norgard Kt J Ney W H ' this city. ; . i ,c:vy. persons whoso vociferously give "evidence" Old Norton J field Sonel Osborn J E i ! Ottan H J I a "mighty change" lie right around tis. Abstracts of tltlo to real estate situated la of . V . O'Connor DA W itu that slight amendment the statement .. Fasey W B H Peters Wrn ' Poor A SaltLake co. neatly, accurately and prompt. true. is absolutely Peterson P Patterson W S Palmer J L . by the unty Recorder. . , 9 ' ly furnished i Packard J H ' Piano G B i ' ? Patton N J ' "The leading Gentiles of Utah who appre l'etlit E Petterjon Carl I Peterson Chas Catarrh lnlleates impure blood, and to cure it, Jas j take Hood's Saraparilla, which . purifies the ciated the change and flung away ambition Quinlivan Remington N K Ropp Fred" blood. Sold by all druggist. Men tbey might nave gratified In the Kees T W C Editor kiiiKi Riley W A Reynolds Liberal party, are not named. When did Ricker tate.Ads eate t Riordn J r. J : J j xtriaX. lead?. the During they August camDaltrn Ri2e II tram Roett M Roberts W R And ilinlng Supplies. The only complete the "Democracy" of this county Published Rowan O Root.a J no Robinson G H A G Roswell II . Rohlff Emil rielden'v the Druggists. a list of former Liberals who had been suplice,; at Roberts Robertson; A O Mr Roomfleld plied with hlghnecked drawers by the holv Saunders W N Scott Z F A Few Kestoni i Schellinger O H aa bet list 3 was almost .priesthood, entirely Seorletcn P Smith S . . a i Shay Wm C i e Why the 'Wabash" Is the most desirable niaue up 01 advenjacics, political SheerinThos Simon Nick Sekesch N: east. all some United fir points turers, States Toy's officials Sharp Jos i Shuker Benry sigier J W Vou can purchase through tickets for and their henchmen who probably honed Siems UtU Henry Shippe F C Vi j Sidney Albert ofat A II all eastern points, any coupon ticket Nhafar HLi' .t Strickland R S thereby to make themselves solid at Wash Shay fice iu tlte XVest. over this line, taking your ington as well as In the to-- be new Stat nf Sullivan PJ Sullivan Jno- J Stutferd J 'H John Straet J L choice pf routes to the Missouri river. Sicncer J T Deseret, ar.d some others not entitled to SlewartGeo v Stock C D ' , Spahr Sparks D C i nd. . You can go either by the way. of register. This razzle-dazz- le was sea hash L J i: I Smith Harry SodrguislA-Timit, soned by adding the usual pert-eOruata or Kansas City, at your pleasure. Smith 11. A Smith Geo W ard. From either of those points you can honest but unthinking dcodIb who. i TennyWm Thompson M; Tepotsch Joseph of five distinct routes, as tics, are always ready for something new. Thomas E have,your"choice Taolor K V. 3 uuu u ack ' follows: Tomlinson F Tuetonio Saloon Todd Arthur Via the Hannibal Air Line, which is the cnion rcrwaramg uo. ' i j I That they "worked in n'nlson with th Vogellus K J ," short l?ne to the East. Wohes L S : g Ward James Via s't. Louis, where close connection Is Mormons" no intelligent citizen will deny, Welis S Webb Geo vi I Wolkey K tjiade with ail eastern and southeastern nor the further fact that to most of them WardJU Wilson Wm WinnA Co Thos Whittier S such work was of a very congenial characroutes. s WUson W idem an K WhiielyJ Chas ter. The further statement Vi that rr.. Chicago, the' World's fair city, some-ti.-.iWilson A E Wheaton.;; ; Whitney Aag these Gentiles worked twenty years In the Williams Mr called "the windy city.", M acker j Woodward T W ood Jack . Woerner E f Via Toledo, Ohio's gcoat. inland city. Liberal party, is not illustrated by a dia Wriitht CAB names. Wcodmaase C I think Tnx Tribpve Wright OA at that place with the Lake gram of Zovenio would be glad to publish the names of those Vinovgo' :re fastitnlns for the East. h A. BENTON, P. Ml Vi Dctrjlt. Michigan's prettiest and twenty-yea- r patriots if the Herald win e r t leiuilful city, where eastern lines furnish them, accompanied by convincing La Mode is open aud ready for business. affidavits. 61 East First South. , : i i f ti e above named are reached, points i" only- hy the "Y abash" and direct That these Liberal Spartans, In order to rmga ata ama A'utens t '. r line t from the West. Th best SMorted stock ii vh Wast At Itobertl running honors the escape which ru the nurtr fv r A Neiaen's. j i. jr tickets' by the way of this about to shower upon them in gratitude I'. ' cf tl'en by no other.. for their ;; aud its ".It em oval.? entailed loyalty, v : v. : train", ca earth. A bold cf time, toil and tin. would desertmkhw & Schroedsr have removed beand Stephens from i a coli fuct. Write me for come bevrers cf wood the Opera IIouso block I to? the Commercla n ine carnD or tL3 ecer. la block. C. TIampsox, il wouia ra nut, :: Aro) JiovariCaaarftpii. GouUt it: it is a c. i cf self-- a nx.,tin i,'.:! Siric:, Bciivtr, Cols. trnt for never wltesiid slace tha Erst Joseuh Lcri.' t9.fl r. : irts e: , Ld French L';ir l)risser, Isiccrc, Hair Gocds, Toilet Preparations. Parlors 27 and 28 Building. Scott-Auerba- Largest tatlj se rat ch ESTABLISHED 1877. DflBCQnOTEfli THE- - ' of IU kind betweea FASKIO:iABLE No. 2t0 S. Main St. TAILOR. P. O. Box Si. |