The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 7

6 THE SALT 3UAKE HERALD SATUBDAT OCTOBER 8 1892 THEY WERE MARRIED I The Big Attraction at the Fair Yesterday A JJIG LIST OFAWAUDS MADE1 I Gccii Pronraanic for Today Which Olotos aYer bcccDssfnl KxlibHion Fair hotrs otfs Yesterday the lair was more largely at Itnded than any other day The weather wa ail that could be desiredand by two oclock thecromlnis at Its height The pibl nertdineTrns the great attraction L1d shortly after tuQ time appointed the bride und groom Elof Nelson anfi Ellen Drake ol West Jordan attended by number of their friends marched to the bard 1 steed on whIch were seated the directors i the societj nnd Justice George Blair I who virus to perform tneoareinony Every dy rushed from the grounds Into the lorfre haU paculcg the nojr und gallery I he bride WHS cirusied In lavender silk of bright hue white eroa tIn ribbons and i Ixcade slk iace yraUst the groom gloried a In cgfl spray xil orange blosscms 0usUco I Biar in a few wct and distinctly spoken Words united them for better or for worse The directors at tuo conclusion of the ceremony offered theIr congratulations and kixsul tho brida It was bald that the ace rca perforiaed tlie oeculatory salutation twice and the jassstaat secretary not toe natdoue went him one better mid made ittaru After the ceremony cad been nerformea the presIdent Mr Macon and Judge Blair ted the way the ciniUjjroon where litmquet had bean prepared In he banquet room ail woe in readiness ilr Mason occupied the head of the table on fcs left tat tb0 bride and groom end proems parent On his rlrnt sat Mr Ierma froOs Bamberger Major langsdorl and Mr Blsir The and of the table xvns roserveiJ for Judge Pyper tbe acting secretary of the society Toast urter toast iras offered to tlc young couple by tle gantlemen present ir Bauiberger was called on for a speech and responded la a nappy humor giving the young couplo auice galore in their new venture The diner was a success in every way and tits conclusion Mr Mason was called on tor a speech Itising to his feet ho said The society ol which I have the honor to fop president presents its best tVtbhes to the bride and groom Maj their pathway through life be strewn with flow ors and happiness bo their pardon May their fondest reooliectlon be the hour that they passed into tioomluinp devotea to the Utah fair and ma the blessings of heaven follow their footsteps and rest on their posterity Hearty congratulations followed the presidents speech and tho wedding party arose and made its way through the crowd back ito the directors room which had been set apart for their use and where the newly wedded pair received the congratulations of their friends BTbe presents tendered the pair wore numerous and valuable including handsome bedroom set given by tho society end i other household articles contributed by exhibitors and merchants THE CONCERT IX Tue EVEXIXG In the evening tho concert was the special feature The male chorus of eighty voice under the Direction of Professor Thomas rendered the piece by Professor DainesentitledTrumpeters George Pyper accompanied vocally the Voice Glee club in tho Linden Tree Mr Pypers performance was exceedingly good and was heartily applauded inc leo club gave a selection entitled When Evenince Twilight with very good effect and then the concert was code1 by the male chorus rendering Com radgs in Arms This Is an exceedingly Jji piece and the chorus did it justice The mandoline contest was a pleasant episode The prize vtas carried oft by Miss I Tenth Smith ward dauRCter of Smith of the vare THE ART nXUIBITS The art department this year is perhaps the poorest in the whole exhibit The pictures I are few in number and many of them but of indifferent merit The photographic display is however very good and fairly extensive The critics affect to despIse Thomas Slights initial effort and treat its being thereat all UI a joke but there are notwithstanding some good points toil which some of tho more pretentious artists would do well to consider A Cozy Kook by Harwood represents a lady and gentleman reclining on the grass by the SIGO of a lake with lunch spread on the sward There is a great deal of detail about this picture which docs not appear at the first glance but when examined it chews that much and careful worSe has been bestowed on i and the longer one looks the bettor he likes it Harwood8 Gleaners attracts great attention It has real merit Fort Douglas by the some artist Is a very good little work The sago brush in the tOo picture i very natural The picture of Lou Farnsworth by TV Browning was much admired and won a gold medal A Glass of Lemonade by Willis A Adams is good The lemons lay log around the glass are very natural Big Cottonwood Cello by A Culmer is a striking picture It is supposed to bo the same scene as represented by Thomas Slight under the title of Lake Blanche but there is a vast difference in tho two representations The statue of General Connor by Dallin 1 I work of art but not equal to many otber of Mr DaWns productions A crayon portrait of William Knox by A Tuckfleld 5s well executed Some country foIls hoxvover took it for a likeness of James Blaino Mrs Wilson has several pictures of flower which shOw careful work A cute little piece IP i that ot Charles Crane labelled Polo Leo XIIL Two portraits in crayon by Pratt tifod siztocn are worthy of commendation IN TDB OMANS nnpAUTiicirT the exhibits are not very extensive but they are very good of their kind Ecco Homo a piece of needlework by a lady ccarly ninety year of aJe is interesting Mrs Lars Jensen of Mill Creek took a gold medal for work In childrens clothing 1rG Fed Hadra exhibits a vary hand lomcly painted fire screen There arc a number of very elaborate patchwork counterpanes some of which were awarded gold medal Tbcro Is a wealth of lace curtains and lace shawls Mrs Bancroft has sn extensive exhibit of woven silk curtains rugs carpets and drapery all handmade which aro fine and were awarded a sIlver modal AWJLKDS ADr Tho Judges wcro busy all day making out the swzr The following were handed In VIXEIIALS A Short Park City schools lead bullion concentration products byprcaucts marble mineral paint etc gold medal Camp city bet mineral cabinet firnt prize net prize Well Anne GlencOc milling ore first Gem Beller Farmington salt emblem sIlver medal Prof Cedarstem Pelican Point onyx gold medal ODYX John Crook Sons Hcbor flagstone first prize John Crock Sons Heber building stone first prize I I Utah mine Fish Springs bet exhibit of I Deep Creek era Fox Hardy prize KJ3 10 William Stendmaa Bountiful beat brick I tlO 10Salt Lake Brick company city best pressed brick gold medaL Daniel Frey Bountiful best pressed brick diploma Elias Mqrrls city artificial stone gold medal EHaa Morrw city roofing slate gold medal Tho committee called special 1 attention lo the fine coal coke ana other hydrocarooaa Iroai Emery county to tho very fine asm pica of ores from the Mercur mine neea Lctrlston Iron Park city mines Onto 2os 323 Anchor Crescent Mayflower Silver Lie 15ly and other prominent mines and io seine rare pieces of Indian relics alUb 3 above being recently collected by DOM utref thoWorlds fair com mIssion I A A LoganDeter1 shi rb TEe cUyVfiest Berkshire sow goidthdL 1Ifla ions city best Cheater white sow ikI3r dll SOWi ompleman Big Cottonwood I brst a white sow and pigs gold xrIedai rftiVityiX medal Jotm AO ois Co city best Poland China boar kdIdthedal Caldwt Mcltsbesl Poland China sow gold medal Pa sod city best Poland China sovr and plj cold medal JE 1 Par1 sons city testBOW and pigs of any breed oldmedal CATTLE Parsons Salt Lake ball 4year old diclomc and plO Thomas harris Taylorjllle bull 4year old 1 old Agricultu diplomi college Logan bull 1year John White Salt Lake bull calf silver medal i John VVhlte Salt Lake calf S5 John Vhite Salt Lake cow 3year old and up diploma and 20 Johu JVhite Salt Lake cow 3year bid and up flO Agricultural college Loan heifer 2yearold and up diploma and 10 ifrricultaral college Logan heifer Iyearold and up silver medaL Jonn White Salt Lake heifer calf silver medal Toha While Salt Lake heifer calf 5 John II White Salt Lake best herd gold medal and iZO John White Salt Luke best herd all verracanlandjUO 1 Ben Eldrodge Provo bull yearold and up diploma and 2 I Ben EiJredoo Provo bull Syearold and up 510 Ben Eldredpe Provo bull year old up diploma I BeuR Eldredee Prflro bull cal silver medal Psvo 1el LMdredge Provo biul calf So i and Co Lebi bull a years old diploma and and Co Leal bull 2 years old 55 medal andD Co LaM bull calf silver end Co Lonl bull calf 5 8 and Co Lob cow 3 years old cad up diploma and f20 and 1 Co Lshi cow 3 years old and UP lON 1 and Co Lcai heifer years old anil up diploma anu 10 11 is act Co Leul Heifer 2 years old and up 5 1 and Co Lefii heifer 1 year old silver medal mdal Parsons city heifer 1 year old f5 iS and Co Lehi heifer calf silver medal S3ndD Co Luhi heifer calf d5 and Co Lehi herd bull and four cows gold medal and i20 5 and DCo Lehl herd bull and four cows silver medal and 1 Vhite Salt Lake bull a years and up diploma and CO A College Logan bull I year old diploma A College Logan cow 3 years and up diploma and lO I A College Logan heifer 2 years old diploma and 1 1 Freeze Salt Lake bull 3 years and up diploma and 2 Freeze Salt Lake bull and three of his get bet breed silver medal and 10 and Co Lehi bull and three of his get milk breed gold medal and 2 Freeze Salt Lake bull and three of his get mIk breed silver medal and lON and Co Lehi best cow any age for dairy purposes goldmedal and i 25 and Co Lehi best cow any age fordalry purposessilver medal and S10 and Co 1 best cow Quantity gold medal and 25 Frcfeze Salt Lake best cow quantity silver medal and 10 and Co Lehi best cow quantity Hobbs special John White Salt Lake best fat steer 4 years old and up cold caudal and 20 John White Salt Laue oest fat steer 4 years old and up silver medal and SID Hardy Salt Lake best cow 4 years old and up gold medal and 15 Jne White Salt Lake best steer any age or breed gold medal and 125 I Jno White Salt Lake best steer any age or breed silver medal and SlO Ben Eldredge Provo best cow any age or breed gold medal and U5 Hardy Salt Lake best cow any age or breed silver medal and S10 1 Holltngsvrorth Salt Lake bull 3 years and up 10 Freeze Salt Lake bull 1 year and up diploma II Boilings wort calf silver medal Freeze calf 5 Freeze cow 3 years and up diploma and 12 Hollincswortb con 3 years 510 510J Freeze heifer a years diploma Hollingswortb heifer 1 year old silver medaL Parson heifer 1 year old 5 II Hollintrsworth Salt Lake cal silver mcdl Freeze Salt Lake bull and four cows gold medal and i20 John White Salt Lake fat steer 3 years old gold medal and 2o John White Salt Lake fat steer 3 years old silver medal and 10 John White Salt Lake fat steer 2 yes old silver medal and 516 Ben Eldredge Provo fat steer 2 years old diploma and 10 John White Salt Lake fat steer 1 year old silver medal and HO Ben Eldredce Provo cow 2 years old silver medal and UO Ben Eldredre Provo bull and three of his get gold medal and 2j Ben Eldredge Provo cow 3 years old and ut dipioma and 20 Ben EldredRe Provo cow years old dlplima and no Ben Eidredo Provo heifer 2 years old diploma andSlO Ben Eidredce Provo heifer 3 years old diploma and 10 Bon Eldreduo Provo heifer 2 years old diploma and 5 Ben Eldredge Provo heifer 1 year old silver modal Ben Eldredpc Provo heifer 1 year old silver model and 5 modal Ben Eldredge Psovo calf silver Bon Eldrcdce Provo calf silver medal and 5 Ben Elaridgc Provo best herd gold medal and 120 Ben Eldrldce Provo best herd silver ver medal and Slt A College Logan bull 2 years old I diploma and tlO i old Parsons Salt Lake bull 2 years i JilDridge Taftt Salt Lake bull 1 year I old diploma IL Parsons Salt Lakfl calf silver mcdcL Parsons Salt Lake cow years old and upward diploma and 830 10 Joe Simons Salt Lake cow 3 years old 10E 1 Parsons Salt Lake heifer calf silver medal TJo Lehi bull years old diploma and 20 ft Co Lehi bull 3 years old diploma nod no FJIKITB Lemon Ferron apples SiP George Barest apples 15 Lars Jenaen Mill Creek apples 5 Joeh Wadley Pleasant Grove apples 220Mountain Mountain nursery East Mil Creek peaches 510 Horsley Sons Brighan City peaches 5 5Mountain Mountain nursery East Mill Creek Creek poaches 5 Rieliy CentsrvJlle peaches 250 Lemon Forron Pears J10 Mountain nursery East Mill Creek pears 5 Mountain nursery East Mill Creek pears 5T Heath city pearsvS230 Thomas Judd George grapes MO Meunteln nursery East Mill Creek i graoea 5 Mountain rSr East Mill Creak grapes and feT 1 Creek i Wooowpry lyipess250 I Mountain nursery East Mill Creek pluses 10 I Garff Redmond plums J5 Grf i 2 i Colorado and Utah Canning company Ogden vie diploma Mountain nursery east Mill Creek plums 10 4 A Joseph Wadley Pleasant Grove plums 5 3 i Mountain nursery east MlllCrcek apricots 5 01 Rlgby Centerville quinceg 5 J250 Horsloy Sons BrIgham City quinces J250Mountain Mountain nursery east Mill Creek quinces So Mountain nursery east Mill Creek best disply of fruit gold medal Rigby Centervilhi second best display of fruit silver medaL i George Barnett Pleasant View apples diploma Lemon Ferron apples 2 Lemon Ferron pears dinloma 2 Mountain nurseryeastMill Crek pears Mountain nursery east Mill Creek peaches diploma LRiBby Centerville peaches 2 Lars Jensen Mill Creek sun dried fruit gold medaL Lars Jensen Mill Creek sun dried apples t5 So Rigby Centorville sun dried peaches Lars Jensen Mill Creek sue dried poaches 5 Lars Jensen Mill Creek sundried pears 5 Lars Jensen Mill Creek oundried plums 5 Lars Jensen Mill Creek sundried prunes 5 Lars JonsenMill Creek sundried apricots 5 Ruth McKean city fruit canned gold medal Brown Bros Draper fruit canned SO Brown Bros Draper jams andjellies 5 Salt Lake Pickling company city I pickles So I Salt Lake Pickling company city catsup So I Rigby Centrevillo English walnuts diploma James Young Plain City onequarter I nero peanuts 2 11 James Young Plain City peanuts 55 Colorado and Utah Canning company Ogden tomatoes and peas f5 I Salt Lake Pickle company city pickles I prize SJ3 Woods Cross Canning company Bountiful ful tomatoes prize 815 Colorado and Utah Canning company OgdeniclIibs 23 ipicIos 2 Colorado and Utah Canning company Ogden assorted fruit ih cases 250 Colorado and Utah Canning company Ogden assorted fruitin jar 2 Ruth McKean city fruit trees 510 Ruth AlcKcan city pickles 5 Mountain Nursery East Mill Creek prunes 10 Ricby Centroville Osago oranges special mention RiRby Centreville ground cherries special mention I Thomas Judd St George resins S10 Thomas Judd St George nuts 10 Thomas Judd St George shelled almonds gold medal I diploma Thomas Judd St George bard almonds HOUSES STANDARD TKOTTEKS Ben Eldredge Provo stallion 4year old gold medal and 25 Hardy city stallion 4year old 10 Hardy city mare 3year old diploma and 15 McCoy city mare 3year old i5 hardy city filly 2 and under 4 diploma and 1 McCoy city filly 2year and under 3 S3 S3L 10G Hardy city filly 1year and under 2 510 McCoy city fly 1year and under 2 5 fblC oy city double team to harness I 25 Hard city stallion with three of 1 his got gold medal and J25 I Rasnu Nelson Spanish Fork stallion with three of his get 10 CLTDB8DALE8 I Palfreyman Springvillc stallion 4 year old gold medal and 25 Johnson cijtyf stallion 4year old Sip 10J Johnson city stallion and three of his get gold medal and 23 PERCHEnONS Bowen Spanish Fork stallion 4 year old cola medal and i Bowen Spanish Fork stallion 4 year old 111 Rasmus Nelson Spanish Fork stallion 3yar old 15 Rasmus Nielsen Spanish Fork stallion 1 vear and under gold medal Ben Eldredge Provo maro 3 years old and up diploma and 15 Bowen Spanish Fork mare 3 years old and up SoW Bowen Spanish Fork mare 3 years old and up with colt gold medal Ben Eldredpe Provo mare 4 years old and upsith colt UO Bowen Spanish Fork fllly 1 year and Under 2 sold medal Bowen Spanish Fork stallion with three of his gel gold medal and f2 Palfreyiann Springville stallion with I three of his Ket 10 SGLISn SmiE Smith Logan stallion 4 years oid and UP gold medal and S25 Joel Parrlsh Son Conterville stallion 4 year old and up 10 Truman Sons city mare 3 years old and up diploma and 15 Reed Smoot Provo mare 3 years old and up 5 Truman IT Sons city mare 3 years old and colt gold medaland 15 Truman Sons city marc 3 years old and colt fill Truman Sons city fly years old and under 3 diploma and 510 and Smith Logan stallion with ihrfe of his get gold medal and S2o Truman Son city mare with 3 colts gold medal and i DUAFT DOUSES Batoman West Jordan stallion 4 years old and up gold modal and 25 Batoman West Jordan stallion with three of his get gold medal and t5 Harman Mill Creek stallion 4 years and up gold medaland 25 Brown Bros Draper stallion 4 years and up 10 Creer Spanish Fork stallion 3 years und under 4 gold medal and 15 Charles Wooton Butlcrville stallion 3 years sad under 4 7 A Hutcbinson Springville stallion 2 years and under 3 diplomaT and Smith Logan stallion 2 years and under 3 i Ephraim Hatch East Bountiful stallion I year and under 2 gold medaL It Pilfre man Springville stallion 1 year and under 2 5 and 1 Smith Logan marc 3 years and up diploma Ephraim Hatch Bountiful mare 3 years and up 8 Brown Bros Draper mare with colt gold medal and 515 Creor Spanish Fork mare with colt flO Palfroyman Sprinpvillo ally 2 years and under 3 diploma and 10 Hobor BonnionTaylorsville fly 2 years and under 3 5 A Hanks Salem fly 1 year and under 2 gold medal Karl A Silzobald Sandy fllly 1 year and under 5 0 RoOblns Conterville gelding 3 years old and up diploma and 1D Robbins Centerville gelding 3 year and tip diploma and Harmon Mill Creek stallion with three of bl get gold medal and 15 I Jet A nUl ham Bountiful stallion with i three of his set gold modal and 19 Creer Spanish Fork mare with three of her cols gold medal and 25 I HACKNEYS Truman Son city stallion 3 years and under 4 gold medal I Johnson city stallion 3 yean and under 4 gold medal and 87 i Trumari Son city stallion 2 years and under 3 diploma and 1 I CUlUliOE A Burnham Bountiful stallion 4 yours and up gold mqdal and 11 Pearson Sandy stallion 4 years and up gold medal and10 Barker Taylor 7ille stalllou 8 years and under 4 gold medal and 15 Benj Harder armington stallion 3 years and under 4 gold medal and 7 Truman Son city stallion 2 years end under diplomaT and Smith Logan stallion 2 years andunderS diploma and 5 i Thom Matthews city stallion lyear I and under 2 gold medal A Hansen Eldorado stallion 1 year and under 2 gold medal andF I Johnson city mare i3 years and I up diploma and l54 Eph Hatch South Bountiful maro 3yearsand fo Thos Matthews city mare 3year and up and colt gold medal and 1 Wm Barker Taylorsville mare 3 years and up 10 Parsons city filly 2years and under 3 diploma and 10 Johnson city fly 2year and under 3 i5 13 5Mrs Mrs Harker Taylorsvllle filly 1year and under 2 gold medal Smith Bros Logan filly 1year and under2 So Thos Matthews city mare and three of her colts gold medal and 525 Harker Taylorsvllle mare and three I of her colts SID i A Burnham Bountiful stallion and three of his got gold medal and t2 HOADSTEUS McCoy city best team to pole gold medal and 25 Thos Matthews city best team to pole 15 15C Higgins city single horso to harness 10 McCoy city single horse to harness gold medal and 10 PONIES UNDER 14nANDS Truman Sons city stallion 3ycars and up diploma and 15 Davidson city stallion Syears and up 5 UPIlrs I Starbuck city mare 3years and up 1 Arthur PittBf city mare 3 years old and up upFred Davidson city mare 3 years old and up and colt SIO Frank Crocker city mare 3 years old ana UP and colt 5 Samuel Beck city matched team dip lama and 15 Mtlvln Mosher city matched team S3 Parsons city stallion and three of his get diploma and 515 Fred Davidson city stallion and three of his etc 15 i Higgins city single driving pony prize recommended Pitts city American pony mare and tree colts prize recommended Palfroyman Sprlnevllle American pony mare and colts prize recommended SADDLE noitsis Truman Son city saddle horse diploma and 50 Smith city saddle horse 3 oes The winning number of tho piano pro scntcd by Spencer Lynch was 12891 Barrells drum corps in their red uniforms were or the grounds booming tho tabernacle concert Brown Shaffer who have tho restaurant department did a big business yesterday They give very good meals The Worlds fair committee paid an official visit to the exposition yesterday afternoon interviewed many of the exhibitors and secured valuable specimens from many of the departments which will be sent to I Chicago The vote for the most popular man stood at 10 pm last night as follows Governor I Thomas 474 Cannon COS President Weodruff Sill Rawlins 550 Powers 417 Muson 420 The polls will close tonight at 9 oclock The presents given to the couple married yesterday wero as follows Bedroom sett by the A and society 1 pair ot opera shoes by Hirschman bundles coffee by Mokaska Coffee company set lunch plates by Little Roundy Co ptckleo by Salt Lake Pickle company Martin Lannan the Main street butcher purchased the twoyearold Hereford and the threeyearold Durham streers the first prize winners of the gold medal and sweepstake prize in the territorial fair They will be killed for the holidays for Lannans market A prRAMio of coffee with the well known name Mokaska attracted the attention ofT HKRAIO man Will you step out and have a cup of Alokaska with mel asked Mr John A Barker the rustling western agent THE HCHALD man went In a tastefully decorated booth on the outside two charming young ladles dispensed the nectar of the gods Mokaska to orowds of thirsty people One lump inquired the young lady as she raised the sugar aloft Wo nodded and she dropped the sugar in the cup and handed out a delightful cup of Mokaska While we were sipping II Mr Barker was talking You have no idea said he how large our sales have grown in this territory since our triangle brand of Mokaska has been introduced We sell It In every city and hamlet and when once used people will drink no other It Is composed of onefifth each of equal parts of Mocha Maracabo Santos Rio and Java which connoisseurs claim I the finest most aromatic and pleasant of all mixtures of coffee Great care mnfat be taiten to bave coffee uniform in quality at all times and we pride ourselves that our Mokaska is uniformly the same high grade at sil times We exhibit yearly at tho fair and give away thousands of cups of Just such delicious coffee as you are now drinking Expensive advertising yes but advertising pays and Mokaska is the best coffee in the world THE LIST DAY There will be a grand horse parade today between 4 pud 5 mOver six thousand people visited the fair yesterday This is the last day of the fair and tho best programme of the series has been ore prolramme pared The baby show with a 30 prize grand stock parade the grand spectacular nomination and balloon ascent at 9 and the lifesaving exhibit at 930 are all big attractions The full programme is as follows 2 11Baoy show for JSO in money prizes offered by the society and for other articles contributed by merchants when a Baby band will bo in attendance 4 mGrtind parade of all stock exhibits and attaching ribbons to prize animals each horse pulling match for two prizes of 2 8 mGrand promenade concert by the Logan band 9 mGrand spectacular illuminated balloon ascension by Prof Leonard the Prince of the Air 9JO mLlfe saving exhibition by tho Pompier live saving corps a thrilling representation of women and children being rescued from the top stories of a burning building A llIL1jltJ JtltdS A friend in need IB a friend indeed and cot less than one million people have found just suph a friend in Dr Kings New Die covory for Consumption Coughs and CoidsIf you have never used this Great Cough Medicine one tnalVill convince you that it bs wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat Chest and Lungs Each bottle is guaranteed to do nil that is claimop or money will be refunded Trial bottles free at A Smith Cos Drug store Large bottles 50c and 100 1 THK DEBEHtT SAVINGS BAlK The attention of thoso desiring to open savings accounts is called to the Deseret Savings Bank which allows interest on deposits at the rate of 5 per cent per annum compounded quaiteiiy Money pr loan on approved reel estate security Its officers era as follows JAMES LITTLE President MOSES THATCHER VioaPreaident A Satires Cashier DIKECTOK9 Jso Wiyocn BAUXES JAMBS SnARl PCBUT biases TtiATcnitn LITTLE HEHKT DIXWOODET ELIAS A SMITH HILLS RITJSB CUTLER JENNING GEORGE ROMSBT SAVED JKO1 DKA1I1 ill ONINS There has no doubt beon more lives of children saved from death in croup or whooping couch by tho use of onions than by any other known rettedy our mothers used to make poultices ofttacm or a syrup which was always effectual in breaking up a cough or cold Dr Gunns onion syrups mado by combining a few simple rem dies with I which make it moro effective fc Yf as a medicine and destroys the tasto and odor of tho onion 500 Sold by Godbo PUts Drug Co corner Main and First South a N1 I Abstracts of title to rent estate situated in Salt Lake county neatly accurately and promptly furnished by the county recorder For packing and shipping of furniture and household goods go to Sandberg Furniture company Use our Dew Drop can goods The best i good enough ROOEIIS Co It is cruel to feed impure salt to beasts I is very injurious even in small quantities to human beings Salt is necessary to health and so cheap that only the best should be used Dispensary ROIL CKTSTAL is the only pure salt made Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria I When Eabjr woe sick ire KiTo her Cutorta 1 When sho was a Child she cried for Castoria When she became Miss she clung Costoria thenshshaslchIldrencho gave the Outeeifr Maud May Babcock Graduate or National School of Oratory BE Special Instructor at Harvard University II Summer Schools Cambride Mass i TRACHEa OF ELOCUTION DELSARTE EXPRESSION PHYSICAL CULTURE I Studio Room 435 Constitution Building Salt Lake City Enpacements made for afternoon and evening recitals entertainments etc SALT LAKE Steam Dye Works OFFICE REMOVED TO 43 SOUTH WEST I TEMPLE STREET Opposite Grants I Livery Stable SALT LAKE CITY UTAH I 5uc6Dggg l0 tr DU t025Ibs I 5 nt per month by A VL ess JicrbalfN I remedies that ol not inL 111 i jure the health or Interfere with ones btiEincE pleasure I builds up and improves the pencra1 caith clears the Ktln and besutitlefc the complexion No wrinkles or Uabbincie follow thin treatment Endorsed by pbyelciaus and leading society ladle PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFiDEnTIAL i llormku Xo Ianlot aJ nU In Ioapi for pirUcnliri It I OK OW SnVOER VICKERS TamER CHICAGO ILL x5l3 aipl ling Jdaa 21mm 1 TY Aioitasji TTCJJI JDJ su33V 5 I iass I lS111d 9 aOz31oonxmt IW Iso zss2ag inox 1 iaO 3e4OJ535ujyUv5i ind tU I P5 i tri 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15 iN1 SUITS MADE IN 10 HOURS PAHTS ftlADE IH 5 IDURS By First class Vorzmen In this City Gao TAYLOR How SET President Sec Treas Taylor RomneyS Armstrong Co Lumber Yards AND PLANING MILL ONE BLOCK EAST OF DEPOT SALT LAKE CITY GEO ROMNEY Manager ROiJNEY AsVt Manager BIELEl RTi B1ELE ii1SIcET HAIRDRESSER PERFUMER PRIVATE PARLORS 1 macu acture only first class Hair goods also choicest bustle preparations Mall orders receive 1am1 prompt attention Specialist In Bangs CattIngCurIInSlnge i log and Manicure sAj I PARLORS ieJ rTand 28 ScotlAuer tt bach Building The Largest Establishment ot Us kind betrreec Chicago and tho PaciQo Coast Bros TRUNK MANUFACTURERS I FInostUne of Trunks and Bas In the olty Repairing a specialty Old Trunks taken la eioaango 23J fe MAIN STREET Four dears north of Walker House J1 THIS IS THE SEASON to onco more recognize the flight of time in the matter of dress hasnt the advent cf September suggested toyota the propriety of calllnjc in your Summer attire and don nlnp one of our nancsoma and stylish fall suits Appearance counts for much and they depend very largely on the style and fit of ones clothlnjr no matter what yon are ll dont coat much to havo the outward cern blanco cf a gentleman Try ono of our latest style fall suits they are superb in material and nnlsb and as durabla at they are handsome ONE PRICE HOUSE GARDNER I 141 Haln Street NOW READY A 18 Page Pamphlet COSTAHUNO ins roxLosrnee iHen Moses Thatchers address before the Democratic Convention In Ogden 2The criticism of Joseph and Jahn Hoary Smith on Mr Thatchers address and Mr Thatchers reply thereto SA Kevlew of tim Ogden Standard criticism of Mr Thatchers address by I Porlcles 4 Recent editorial article from the SALT LAKE HERALP bearing on tha local situation entitled Folio LIghts BIts of History and Happy Utah PRICE 1 PER HUNDRED single Copies 5 Ccnti csrcatS Should not fail to give tots pamphlai the widest possible circulation THE WASATCH patent Roller Mill i A I JEST GRADES OF ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR 38ANDS HIGH PATENT AND STRAIGHT GRA3E All warranted as good an any made In Utah The Highest Cash Price Paid for Good iS heat TELEPHONE TO THE MILLS 105 OFFICE 45 EAST THIRD SOOTH HUSLER CO Props Se Ca MURPHY CO MANuvAczcrrRs or Stencils Seals Steel Rubber Stamps Corporation ana SoeMy a Spgclaitj NO 218 SQUJH MAIN STREET HENRY YAGENEB SALT LAKE CITY UTAH LAGER BIER WHOLESALE RETAII California 64 East First Breery South St Second South St Threi doors east ot Main bt I i Norwood5 Norwoode Presbyterian dmrcti ELEVENTH EAST ELEVENTH EAST Electric Cars Electric Cars ii I QOA5O I BOBBARD 41 WEST SECOND SOUTH I Norwooci Norwood3 SURROUNDED BY i SURHOUNDED BY I Presbtoriau Ghurch Fine Homes Fine Homes SECOND EAST POLES flow the City Solons Amused Themselves Lat Night Beport of the Attorney and Enelnecr Tabled and the Companies Unit light It Out elves The first business of the city council after tho opening preliminaries last oven lug i was the conflict between the Salt Lake City railroad company and the Telephone company in reference to the USD of Second East street Attorney Critcholw appeared in behalf 0f the railroad company and allege ttiqt his clients had a priority of claim on the thoroughfare The electricIan ot the company also addressed the council on the same subject saying he could see no reason why the telephone company should be bothered by the wires of hip treet car company any more than those on Main street The matter could be easily remedied by the telephone company i it so desired Superintendent Murray appeared in behalf of the telephone company alleging that all their trouble was caused by tho wires of the City company Tho total cost of the removal of the wires of the railway company would be very small The railroad road company had no right to the street while the telephone company had Superintendent Read gave it as his opinion that the troubles of the telephone company were not to be attributed to the wires of his company Horn gave it out cold that he looked upon the matter as a personal quarrel between the companies with which the city council had nothing whatever to do The street car companys wires wero on tho streets first Both companies had rights on the street and their quarrels should be settled between themselves Ho moved to table tho report of the committee I rerommondLcg the removal of tho streetcar companys poles I The city attorney said he took the broad ground mat the railway company had no I rights on the streets at all I mfta was there illegally Lawson sprung an argument on the I council that the city attorney had only investigated the car companys side of the I question and had not investigated what right the telephone company might or I might not Lave He moved to refer the I report back to the committee Moran i called his attention to the fact that a motion I was before the council and ho then moved it as a substitute The chair announced the question to be upon the motion to postpone indefinitely Horn insisted upon his motion being acted upon 1 ho two companies in his opinion could settle their differences outside of tho council and it was not a matter he thought tor that body to act upon The question being put was voted doivu Rich stated that it was evident to him that the matter had no business before the council The arguments pro and con cut no figure in the matter whatever The petition should be denied and the companies allowed to fight it out among themselves Wantland wanted to protest against the attacks cf Horn and Lawson upon the position taken oy the city attorney Ho bo liovod tnat if some portion of tho line could bo removed all differences could be settled in 1 way that would be just to all concerned and be believed i the matter was postponed to the next meeting the council could arrive at a more satisfactory conclusion He moved that it be so postponed to the next regular meeting Lawson disclaimed any intention of attacking the city attorney be claimed that in this particular instance tho city attorney had failed to do his full duty and all he wanted was the attorney be instructed to look up the rights of tho telephone company pnnyUch wanted the matter settled without delay and moved the telephone companys petition be denied Be was declared out of order and the question on XVantlands motion to postpone was called The motion was lost and the original question to postpone indefinitely was put and carried by a vote of nine to four by DONT WANT COMBINATION POLES A lengthy protest from the Salt Lako Light Power and Heatingcomaany against the resolution compelling the use of combination poles was presented and read on motion of Wanlland In Its communication the company stated that compliance of the company with the resolution would entail upon the telephone company an immense amount of trouble and upon the power company an extraordinary expense aggregating over 57500 The companies therefore prayed that they be released from compliance with the resolution Superintendent Murray of the telephone company stated that as far a his company was concerned they had nothing to say and no objections to make They merely wished to learn tho location of the poles and wished to know I the city engineer had power to act I Hell moved that the matter be postponed until the engineer had located the combination poles The chair ruled that prior action of the council aid not contemplate any report from the city engineer on the matter bell withdrew lib motion and a motion made by Wnntland that the city engineer report to the council upon the use of combination poles and their location in the paving districts was called Rich moved to amend by adding to the resolution a request that the engineer report upon tho practicability of locating the wire under ground Tho amendment Iround Imendment was accepted and the motion was carried THE PAVISO BIDS A motion to adjourn was lost and Moran in the interest ho said of a lot of men awaiting their pay moved to take up the report of the board of public works This motion was defeated almost unanimously and Bell moved second time Bel a tme to adjourn The chair refuted to entertain the motion and Lawson who had been endeavoring to secure recognition form the chair at last caught his eyo and moved that tho city attorney be Instructed to examino the franchise of the Bell Telephone company and report to the council what rights and privilege hat company had Tho council usrrced to tho motion and Wantland got the floor to make a motion the nature of which was not made known as Moran moved to take up the appropriations of the board of public works so the contractors could get their money adding that he wanted that much done oven i the council was afraid to tackle the paving question Wantland denied tho insinuation that tho paving question had any terrors for him himA carried A motion to adjourn was then made and soNS OF VETERANS Harry Haines Camp No 3 Organka Last Mirlit Harry Haines Camp No3 Sons of Veterans Division of Montana was organized in this city last night Captain Hatnes mustered in thirtytwo membors Ofllcers were elected as follows Captain Goodwin first lieutenant Vanalstyne second lieutenant Curtin i first sergeant A Kueuner I quartermaster sergeant Bridceford color sergeant Cody sergeant the guard A Miller corporal of the I guard Joe Gilbart chaplain Ben Ripley camp council Watson Sloater and Joe Gilbert The camp will meet on next Monday I night when a number ofnew recruits will I be mustered in HORSB AND BOGGY STOLEN Crcoka Rig Disappears from flecks Hot Hprlngj Mr I Crook manager of the McMur ray Institute left hU rig hitched near the hotel entrance at Becks Hot Springs yea yorday When ho came out tho animal and buggy had disappeared and up to midnight no trace had ben found of the I property From Information in their hands the police are inclined to believe that Tpmmy Daniels tho juvenile but veteran horsa thjef ybas possession of Mr Crooks rig 5 rf 5 I I At ell events they wore making a vigorous I search for the boy last night I Ore and Balllon I Wells Fargo Co received jesterday Minpo bullion 4212 ore 416 I McCornlck Co received Hanauer bullion 51050 silver and lead ores S100 I The Clearing Iou I Yesterdays clearings were 5311915 same day last year 203403 Four hundred seats were sold yesterday for the National Pageant but there are over 1000 remaining on the floor and first balcony for Oct 1 and 12 Secure them early to got the best Dank Clearings NEW YORK Oct 7The following table Is compiled by Bradstreet of the bank clearings for the week ending Oct 0 with percentage of increase or decrease compared with the corresponding week of last year Inc Dee New York 5 733403 rO 320 Chicago 114OHUOO 19 7 Boston Il2 03uo No comparn Philadelphia 8530It t41 St Louis a778COO No comparn San Francisco 191 9000 No comparn Baltimore lo83JOOO C4 Cincinnati J720J000 234 Pittsburg 16791CCO 12C Now Orleans 3863000 75 9860 Kansas City 067 tOO 112 Buffalo I017COO 517 Minneapolis 11518000 117 I Omahau o9y7OoO 337 Denver 5400000 fa7 St Paul 500thO 1J3 Portland Or Z622000 K3 Salt Lake 1751000 S77 Seattle ljui6no No comparn Tacoma llK2f03 OH Los Angeles 5i3S35 IS 7 Galveston 9894000 85 Helena 71B491 Great Falls 3iSlJ Spokane 1SJ24U The total Mr tho leading cities of the United States for the week ending Oct 6 Is 31303 3 015 the increase 58 per cent as compared with same week last year Real Estate Transfers Salt Lake City to Olivia Widerborr part or lot 5 block 43 plat 49 Olivia Idtirbore to May Eastman part 41 of lot 5 block 33 plat 1J 601 Lilly to Walter Carroll lots Sand 51 9 block 25 Salt Lake View addition 230 Amanda Chase to A Holt lots In 2 block 1 KIgby placeu 5000 William Story and wife to Theodore A Davis Interest In Brighton addition to Garden City 20000 Alvin Button et a1 to Anna Mill says lots in block Brighton add tlon 3 Alvin Button to Martin lot block City 9J Brighton addition to Garden 15 Kennedy to Frank Barnes lots 19 an4 20 block 19 Chamberlains aUdition 5 Celestla A Gllictt to Llllie Back par oflot block 28 plat 135 tJ ih rJ Fred Heath to Adelaide Teller lots In block 1 Main street addition 1000 John Young et ux to Williams etal part ol lot 1 blocs 7U plat A 1 I Total 27793 i I.