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i 7 7 6 1 rr vI 1 I I THE SAT TiAKE HEBATT TUESDAY JAmTABT 19 1897 I THE PRINTING OF BILLS i Subject Causes Some Debate at I Yesterdays Senate Session THEY MODIFIED THE RULES MEASURES WILL BE PRINTED MASURES BEFORE SECOND BEADING Caines Railroad Bill Passes the SenT 4 ate and Is Sent to the House Snows Proposition to Change the Boundary Line Between This State and Arizona Also Passes I While a Similar Measure Come From the House and Is Referrei Other Business of the Upper I House of the Legislature Yester dav Mr Chambers Sworn In The senate indulged In two debates yesterday the first being upon the hasty passage of bills which was led I by Mr Whitaker and partially coin cided in by Allred and Harbour the second being on the printing of bills I in hich Harbour and Allred joined with Whitaker in a successful struggle The first talk was had when senate bill No 4 the measure introduced by If Mr Caine permitting those who have i acquired title to railroads in the state 1 by purchase to incorporate and operate the same Mr Whitaker said he I because should vote against the measure cause ho had not had time and opportunity to examine the same that a copy had not been furnished him for approval and amendment He did not ish i tj concur in the same not that 1 IJ uns idered it a had measure by any iman hut i because he did not understand ail it contained stant Mr Nebeker who acted UUibing 1r lpheker I as chairman of the railroad committee In the absence if Mr Chambers said the iHI was a good measure and the passage i ol the same was for the benefit of tin people of tb state I actions were brought against the company tHS which was to be formed under its provisions they would not be troubled to go to the federal courts for i relief but could obtain the same right i here at home in the district courts of I the state This was one of the many beiints to be derived I THE BILL PASSES I Mr Harbour said the hasty passage 11 of the bill was to be deplored but as he II had advised the committee that he would vote for it he should keep his I word He thought the hasty passage alluded to was the fault of the committee on rules but would interpose no objection at this time being content to rest on the advice of the commit I I tee which had examined the bill i The lull then las ed all voting aye i qh with the exception of Whitaker who I voted no and ms who was absent I at hine where it is understood he has sickness in the family I UTAHARIZONA BOUNDARY Snows resolution giving the governor authority and directing him to appoint I two commissioners to visit the legislature of the territory of Arizona with the iev of getting its consent to I Change the boundary line between Utah i and Arizona and making an appropriation of UO for the purpose was brought up on the favorable report of I the committee hnh has been considering I the sam the committee being that of appropriations and claims and alter a slight amendment was read third time and passed all voting I aye upun the measure which was then sent I the house Later in the Jay a similar measure was received from the house where it had passed which was I referred to the Committee which reported re1erre on Snows resolution where it I vrill no doubt be buried the Sn act i covering all the essential points I Prior to the passage of the resolution Mr Harbour asked Snow what he i meant by the breaks in the liver and being informed they were the high i walls whiCh lined the Colorado for a considerable distrnr and which were deoijid all right for an establshing pOnt sat down with a sigh of relief I Mr Hamer introduced a resolution din i ting tk secretary of state to mail all at ts which take effect upon passageS passed at this session to the several 4 county delkF of the respective counties 3 5 of the state for posting for the benefit of the public which went over one day under the rules and which will doubtless pass as did a similar measure at the last session 11 Came resolution providing forth I distribution of documents which I was introduced at Fridays session caim ui again and was adopted i i HAKDOUR RESOLUTION Then it was that Mr Harbour pretip itatJ a cil hat He introduced the I foMon ing resolution I Resoved That senate rule No 48 I le hanged to rat ZOO copies of every 4 bil joint resolution and memorial i shall I ordered printed when referred to a Committee I Mr Caine caned attention to the I 1 fact that economy was wealth so to I speak and that this senate was elected Ito practice econ my in its work He did nut believe uills should be printed until it was certain the senate was I going to take ai ton thereon The printing of bills was something which ca Fid expense and he did not want th taxpayers Burdened more than I vas absolutely necessary Mr loot joL ed in this view and I declared that at the last session there decar ses I were tons and tm of bills and other I mattr printed win was a total loss He spoke advisedly on this because he had been the printed matter at the clot of the session Bills were printed I and encumbered the files for the entire session and at the end of that time i were fit for nothing save waste paper for fire kindling or something of that i I sort lit did not believe in printing I bills which were neer coming up I i i and asserted that any bill of sufficient Importance oulel be printed when requested I by the member introducing it I Mr Mired vanted copies of bills before Jim so he could understand what I was being done He had seen none i of the hills passed already had no know ledge of their contents save that I imparted by the reading by the secretary He did not want to be compelled to explain to his constituents that he voted against this bill or for that one because he did not know I its contents Senator Whitaker presented an aiminlnvnt to the pending motion in I the shape of an addition to rule 48 reading and all bills must be printed before second reading Incidentally I 1 he suggested no senator would present 4 a bill which he did not want printed aud nich he would not work for I therefore all his should be printed I after first reading This elicited a re I i mInk from Senator Smoot to the effect that bills were often introduced by request I by senators who had no interest in them at all However he was I glad that the senate was going to be industrious as evinced by debate He I supposed from remarks made that all bills were going to be read in full I three times something which had been Hone never in the history of any legislative body that he had ever heard of Mr Whitakers amendment was lost and Mr Harbours withdrawn Then i was that Mr Hamer offered an amendment to the effect that bills should be printed upon the request of a member To amend the rules requiring the printing of all bills would mean 200 copies of the report of the code commission But his amendment was lost and a motion recon Ji1 I i sidering the vote on the amendment I to the rule by Whitaker prevailed and the same was passed Mrs Cannonmoved a reconsideration of the vote by Which the report of the code commission senate bill 1 was referred to the committee on judiciary and when Hamer seconded the same said she had arrived at the conclusion the work was too much for the com wa mittee and that time would be lost unless the subject matters contained I in the measure were not referred to the appropriate committees having them in charge AN EASY SOLUTION I Replying Mi Hamer stated the senate committee on judiciary was arranging for a meeting with a like I committee trom the house and that he believed this would be the best plan The senate agreed with him as the I motion to reconsider was lost i INVITATION ACCEPTED I The following selfexplanatory invitation was read I Salt Lake City Jan 18 189 To the Hon President and Members of the Senate The Womans Democratic I club of Salt Lake county extends I to you an invitation to be present at their next regular session reglar Wednesday evening Jan 20 at Unity hal 28 and 30 West Third South Good speakers good music and a good time I assured you Meeting begins at oclock sharp Dr Ferguson I President Phoebe Felcher Secretary On motion of Mr Smoot the invitation I was accepted I 11 Chambers who has been east appeared yesterday at the opening and was sworn in I Mr Whitaker had an idea that the senate had to meet today at noon in order to comply with the law relating I to the election of senator and moved when an adjournment was taken i be I until 1145 today but after an examination discovered his error and withdrew the I same On motion of Mr Hideout the senate i then adjourned LIKE HYPNOTISM Habits That Appear Almost Hyp notic The tenacity with which some habits stick to people or people stick to the habits is very remarkable particularly the tobacco and coffee habit People act almost as if they were in reality under a hypnotic spell They promise themselves and friends time and again that they will leave off when they find health forsaking them but they make one excuse or another and keep on the dreary way as if guided by an unseen spirit of evil Physicians realize the uselessness of treating a patient for any of the multitude of nervous diseases so long as the poisonous alkaloids of tobacco and coffee are being taken into the system even in minute doses I is a simple matter to break the coff spell if i the fooddrink Postum the health coffee mad by the Postum Cereal Co urn of Battle Creek Mich is used in its place This is a facsimile of fine mocha coffee in looks when brewed and changes to the rich golden brown of old Java when cream is added Being made wholly of grains intended by the Creator for mans subsistence it makes red blood quickly and fattening and nourishing The muddy complexion disappears and in its place comes the clear skin of health with rich blood coursing back of it Many people are sick and do not know I that it is the insidious poison of coffee that prostrates stomach and liver and causes it They laugh at first but a trial of week without coffee and using the fooddrink Postum makes one wake up to a great big live fact The children can sb from papas or mammas coffee cup i it happens to contain Postum and their little bodies will grow round and fat under the nourishment of the pure grains but it is a heartless proceeding to feed the I tender bodies on coffee as every one knows the puny sickly looks of coffee drinking children Let people adopt healthful food and drink and throw physic to lhe dogs Just asgood a Postum Cereal are words used to defraud the public Real Estate Transfers Arnold ct ux to Li A Arnold warranty deed for lots in Kinney Gourlays Imp add 52000 David A Depue et ux to Parker Depue corporation quit claim deed lot 25 block 4 City Park addition and other property 1 David A Depuo ot ux to Aaron Key ser wtrranty deed part lot 7 block H6 plat 0000 Ilyrum I KImball et ux to George I Romney warranty deed part lot 7 block 75 plat A and other property 1000 Samuel Jackson et ux to Minnie I Snow warranty deed part lot 1 block 1C plat C30 I Orson A Woolley et al by United State marsnal to Coop Wagon Machine company marshal deed undivided seveneighths interest in part lot 4 block 26 plat 700 William Walker and Hay Walker to Richard Falrborn quit claim deed part section 24 township 3 south range 1 west 200 Barton Snarr ot ux to Richard 11 Fairborn warranty deed section 24 towmhn 3 south range 1 west SOO Wicks to George Higbee quit cia im deed lots 1 2 7 and bloCk plat 2 Peter GD et ux to I Scott warranty deed part section 32 township 1 north range 1 west and other property 3000 CHIle Meyers et ux to Niels I Madden warranty deed part section 27 townsho 3 south range 1 west 1500 Woodward to Daniel Phe lan warranty deed part section 12 I township 2 south range 1 west and other property 1000 Daniel Phelaii to Germania Lead Work warranty deed part section 12 township 2 south range 1 west 1000 Herman Marten to Adolph Koss whr quit claim deed part lot 1 block 105 plat 5 Samuel Berryman to Frank Guth quit claim deed north half lot 2 block 2 Highland Park 1000 Jeffery Whitworth et al to Raschan nah Evans quit claim deed part lot i 4 block n3 plat 1 Jeffery Whitworth to Harriet Shore cult claim deed part lot 4 block plat 1 Jeffery Whitworth et a to Jeffery Whitworth quit claim deed part lot 4 block SO plat 1 Jeffery Whitworth to Atkinson Whit worth quit claim deed part lot 1 block SO plat 1 Robert Bridge to John Hill quitclaim deedonetwontieth interest in Silver canyon Star claim in Little Cottonwood Irvine to John Hill quit claim deed onetenth interest in Silver Star Little Cottonwood canyon 5 William Evans to Irvine ut claim deed onetenth interest in Silver Star in Little Cottonwood canyon 50 James Olson to John Hill onehalf of onefifth interest In mining claim in mouth of Little Cottonwood canyon quit claim 10 Attractive Figures come with good health I is easily seen when a woman has perfect health her face and figure show I The painful disorders and diseases that alllict womankind make themselves seen us well as felt Dull eyes blotched or sallow face and a wasted form follow them This is the time to turn to the right remedy Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription builds up and strengthens the system and regulates and promotes every proper function Its a quieting soothing nervine I corrects and cures saTely and surely all those delicate derangements weaknesses irregularities and diseases peculiar to the sex For young girls just entering womanhood woman at the critical change of life and every woman who is rundown or overworked its something to remember that theres a medicine that will help you Probably the Svanbilda San Francisco Jan ISThe steamer Rio de Janeiro brought news that a vessel which may he Swanhilda with Butler the multimurderer on board was sighted 590 miles from this port Tho vessel was a fourmasted ship and at the time the officers of Rio saw her she ezs in a calm Her name could not be made out I THE VOTE FOR SENATOR House Votes at Four OClock This Afternoon REURGANIZED SHORT LINE INCORPORATION BILL PASSED AN OBSTACLES REMOVED The Arizona Annexation Resolution Ariona Anexaton esoluton Goes Through Bills Introduced A Measure to Repeal the Mortgage Tax Practice of Medicine Payment of Bounties I I The lower house of the legislature I yesterday afternoon hastened to remove I all obstacles from the pathway I of the Oregon Short Line and prompt passed the railway incorporation bill the The measure had previously passed I senate and new goes to the governor This act will make Utah the home of one of the most important railway systems in the west a company capitalized at 60000000 and operating 1500 miles of road in five states The importance of the measure to the commercial interests of the state is not I fully realized The bill passed yesterday authorizes the incorporation of I companies organized for the purpose of purchasing railroad property which I may have been sold under judicial proceedings sale and to ceedings or at private I acquire the capital stock of any other railroad corporation whose lines are I within or without this state The old I statutes only authorized the incorporation tion of companies organized for the purpose of constructing and operating As the railroads within th state reorganized Short Line company proposes to purchase a railroad already constructed and in operation some I new legislation was made necessary The bill was passed by a vote of 40 to 3 i the negative being Romney Slepard and Wilson Mr Romney explained that he voted no because the bill contained no provision prohibiting the acquisition or absorption by a of competitive lines railway company compettve lnes and not through any opposition to the general purpose of the measure ELECTION OF SENATOR Mr Kenner from the committee on elections presented an adverse report on Taylors resolution providing for the manner of electing a United States senator The committee recommended a substitute providing that at 3 oclock this afternoon the hnuse proceed by viva voce vote vote for candidates for United States senator and that while the vote is being cast all persons except the members and officers of the house and representatives of the press be excluded from the floor of the house The hour was changed from 3 to 4 oclock and the resolution adopted Mr Hardy presented a petition signed by 75 citizens of Sanpete county I asking that officers of banks be required to give bonds sufficient to I protect depositors from loss Referred to committee on judiciary ARIZONA ANNEXATION Mr Sloan from the committee on public lands presented a favorable report on the Arizona annexation resolution authorizing the governor to appoint commissioners to negotiate with the Arizona legislature for the cession to Utah of that portion of the territory lying north of the Colorado river In explanation Mr Sloan stated that this tract was the rendezvous of cattle thieves and outlaws who jade frequent raids into Washington and Kane counties committing depredations upon the settlers and escaping capture by retreating across the line Arizona did not care much about this tract and the territorial legislature now in session might be Induced to cede it to Utah Mr Robinson of Kane and Mr 111 Dutfin of Washington supported the resolution and stated that nearly all of the live stock in the desired territory was owned by Utah citizens 11 Kenner denied that the legislature of Arizona had any authority whatever to cede any portion of the territory to Utah that power being vested in congress The resolution was passed THE RAILROAD BILL Mr Kimball called up the special order of the day the railroad incorporation bill and upon Mr Kenners motion the senate bill upon the same Subject was substituted for tie house bill billMr OBrien offered an amendment to the last section prohibiting any railroad company from purchasing the stock of any other company owning a competitive line Mr Romney earnestly urged the adoption of the amendment While the passage of the bill was desirable it wa the duty of the legislature to safeguard the interests of the people Unless restrained any large railroad company could strangle competition by buyIng up all competitive lines Mr Thoreson remarked that this subject was fully covered by the consti uticn and Mr Romney asked why then was objection raised to its incorporation corporation in the bill I Mr Sloan called attention to the importance of the speedy passage of the Jill Many prominent citizens had appeared in its behalf and urged speedy action and the interests of the state acton demanded its passage without unnecessary delay He opposed the amendment because it was unnecessary and would delay final action Mr Roylance Mr Bennion and Mr Kimbal of Cache opposed the amendment as a useless waste of time The amendment was defeated and the bill passed by a vote of 40 to 3 A communication was received from the governor transmitting the report of the state board of land commissioners I The senate announced the passage of senate bill No3 fixing the salaries of I officers and members The speaker announced the appointment of the committee on enrollment and engrossment as follows Forshee Hopkins Bennion Kenner A So reason The house then adjourned BILLS INTRODUCED Several Important Measures Presented in the House Yesterday House bill No 19 introduced by Mr Bennion by request provides for the protection of the bee industry and protecting bees from the foulbrood disease I requires the appointment of three inspectors of bees by the commissioners of each county at a salary of 53 per day for the time actually employed ployedMORTGAGE MORTGAGE TAX REPEAL Mr Dotson introduced a bH No 20 repealing that provision of the revenue law which directs the taxation of mortgages and deeds of trust This measure will he strongly supported by the banking and loan interests and opposed by certain elements PRACTICE DF MEDICINE Mr Kenner of Salt Lake introduced a bill No 22 regulating the practice of medicine and surgery I authorizes the governor to appoint aboard of seven medical examiners who shall be graduates of a legally chartered medical college or college in good standing I Is made unlawful for any person to practice medicine surgery or obstetrics without first hav surgeI frst I ing obtained a certificate from this 1 I board and no person is entitled to a certificate who Is not a graduate of a legally chartered medical school or college recognized by the American med ical homgopathic or eclectic associations Any person practicing medicine without complying with the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor Any physician who is addicted to intemperance may be cot plained against before the courts and any physician convicted of immoral or unprofessional conduct shall be fined not less than 550 nor more than 5200 PAYMENT OF BOUNTIES 11 Cook of Box Elder introduced a bill No 21 amending the present act in relation to the payment of bounties for the destruction of certain animals and birds I so changes the statutes as to leave I discretionary to the county commissioners whether such bounties shall be paid the statutes now making such payments mandatory upon the petition of a certain number of residents Legislative Notes Mrs Joseph Kimball of Logan wife of Representative Kimball visited the house yesterday afternoon The house Republican steering committee i consists of 11 Robinson of Kane i 0 Parley Williams counsel for the Short Line Traffic Manager Eccles and other railroad celebrities were deeply interested in the proceedings while the railroad bill was 000 under consideration Representative Murdock has returned from Wasatch 000 Representative Parry has been con lined to his house by illness for two days 000 Mr Romnsy of Salt Lakewas heard from for the first time yesterday and gave many outward and visible signs of blossoming statesmanship 0 Mr Sloan does not hesitate to give expression to his views and uses at his subject like 000 a battering ram SergeantatArms Johnson yesterday delivered to the members of the house their first installment of postage stamps and county constituencies will now receive reports upon the progress of legislation 0 A handsome cluster of carnations carnatons Barthe was laid upon the desk of Mrs La I Dr Shields an eminent physician of Tennessee says I regard Ayers Sarsaparilla as the best bloodmedicine on earth and I know of many wonderful cures effected by its use Physicians all statements over the land have made similar See our 195 Shoe Window Davis S3 BncUlena Arnica Salve The best salve In the world for cutp cores totter chapped hands chilblains bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever corns and all stfin eruptions and positively cures pLea or no pay required I I guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Pro 25 cents per box For bale by 11L drug I dept I 1 Womans Central Democratic Club The regular monthly meeting of the Womens Democratic club will be held at Unity hall 2S and 30 West Third South on Wednesday evening Jan 20 1S97 Hon Moses Thatcher will deliver an address on The Value and Cost of Liberty Music by the West Side Guitar and I Mandolin club vocal solos and recitations rec tations will fill up a highly interesting i programme Everybody invited Meting i to commence at 8 Dr Ellen Ferguson president Phoebe Felcher I secretary I WILL STAR AG1N Sullivan to Make Another Effort of His Life Boston Jan 18John Sullivan has decided to make another eflort to I get some money He will joint vaudeville I company He intends not only to play in this country but in England I Ireland and Scotland People there I have seen him as a boxer but not as an actor Manager Frank Dunn will furnish the capital and the Dlans the big fellow has mapped out ought to bring them in a good sum The plan is to get together a company of vaudeville artists and in addition to their turns Sullivan will appear in one scene I I taken from The Man From Boston I and also do the statues as he did some years ago when traveling with Lester I and Allen After playing in some of the cities in this country the company will sail for England A strong vaudeville company will await Sulli vans arrival and the big fellow and his new company will start to tour through England Ireland anti Scot I land I will take till the latter part of July to complete the route and then Sullivan will return to Boston In the meantime Manager Dunn will get together I another vaudeville company to play in this country I PERU MUST PAY An Imperative Demand From the I United States Government New York Jan 18A Herald special I from Washington says The administration is determined that Peru shall pay the claim for 200 I 000 growing out of the outrage com I mitted in 1885 upon McCord a I consular agent of the United States I A cable has just been sent to Mr Mac I I Kenzie the United States minister in Lima directing him to inform the Peruvian government that the case must be settled without delay A communication received from the minister a few days ago stated that Peru desired time in which to investi gate the facts in the case Secretary I lney at once advised Mr MacKenzie I that Peru had had more than 1 years to conduct an investigation and that this time was quite enough tme The cruiser Philadelphia is now on her way to Callao from Valparaiso I The authorities say her presence In the Peruvian waters has nothing to do with I the negotiations concerning the McCord case but her arrival in Callao immediately after a presentation of a strong note by Mr MacKenzie is believed to have a good moral effect Pound aO Box of Gold I Millville Jan 18Somers Cole of Fort Elizabeth while repairing the old Hayes homestead yesterday found a box of gold and paper money in the eaves of the house amounting to 25000 The money was old English coin and 1 41 oCo Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR Cli CREAM BANf ODIR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder FIe from Ammonia Alum or an other adulterant 40 YEARS TR STANDARD bank notes and owing to its age is I worth considerable more than Its face value The Hayes homestead was built before the revolutionary war and the revolutlonar3 I money was secreted there by John Hayes who was one of the pioneer settlers of Jersey The family was always known to be very miserly and although the homestead has been I searched ever found time and again no money was I ELEVEN DAYS SLEEP Puzzle For the Doctors at Danbury I Connecticut I Danbury Conn Jan ISMiss Charlotte Pittilla awoke from her 1 days I slumber yesterday She showed slight indications of returning consciousness Saturday night and her doctor expected the change that came yesterday morn ing When some of the members of the family went into the girls room after breakfast they found her lying with her eyes open and apparently conscious When they spoke to her she answered by asking for something to eat Her voice was so weak that her words were scarcely audible After they had taken food to her the doctor arrived and perceiving her extremely weak condition gave orders that she must not be spoken to except when necessary that she Miss Pittilla told the doctor thought she had just awakened from a nights sleep He told her she had been very ill Why I have not been ill have I asked the girl The doctor asked her if she remembered seeing him before but she said she did not remember anything The girl slept the greater part of yesterday The peculiar illness of the young woman and her long state of unconsciousness the doctor attributes to a severe shock to her nervous system She became ill 11 days ago yesterday and since then has lain unconscious until her awakening yesterday morning 1 A January thaw is always more productive of colds and roughs than a January freeze The is the time Ayers Cherry Pectoral is needed and proves so extremely efficacious Ask your druggist for it and also for Ayers Almanac which is free to allS Something to Depend On Mr James Jones of the drug fn ol Jones Son Cowden Ill in speaking of Dr Kings New Discovery says that last winter his wife was attacked with la grippe and her case grew so serious that ph sirians at Cowden and Pana could do nothing for her I seemed to develop into Hasty Consumption Having Dr Kings New Discovery in store and sellinjr lots of i he took a bottle home and to the surprise of all she began to get better from the first dose and half dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and well Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to do this good work Try it Free trial bottles at I drug dept Merit Made and Merit Maintains confidence i of the people in Hoods Sarsaparilla If a medicine cures you when sick i it makes wonderful cures everywhere then beyond question that medicinepossesses merit Made i I That is just the truth about Hoods Sarsaparilla I saparilla We know it possesses merit because it cures not once or twice or a hundred times but in thousands and thousands of cases We know it cures absolutely permanently when all others fail to do any good whatever We repeat Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the bestIn fact the One True mood Purifier vkli cure nausea indigestion I HOOd Fills lon Scents I LOOD IDISO A 6PECIALTY Primary Sea VK rpIti I ondaryorTer tlary JJLOOO POISON permanently I cured In 15to35 days You canbc treated as omoforoanio price under same gnarac ty Ifyoa prefer to como hero we willcon I tract to payrailroadfareandhotolbill3and I nocnarfreif ire fall to cure If yon have taken mercury I iodide potash and still havo aches ana pains MucouaJlatchcs in mouth Sore Throat I Pimples Copper Colored Spots Ulcers on I any part of tho pody Hair or Eyebrows falling I 11 out It la this I Secondary BLOOD POISON we guarantee cure We solicit the most obstinate I nato cages and cnallenaro the world for a case TVO cannot cure This disease has always baffled the skill of the most eminent physicians 8500000 capital behind our uncondl tional guaranty Absolute proofs pent sealed on 17 7dd s8 IIe application Address COOK REMEDY CO 307 Masonic Temple CHICAGO ILL JPHE I RoesslerlsslataCtaricalCo CYANIDE PEROXIDE I OF SODIUM I CHEMISTS And all other ilining Chemicals 1 73 PINE STREET Trade Irk NEW YORK A Handsome Complexion I is one of the greavsst charms a woman can possess POZZONIS COMPLEXION POWEEB gives i 1897 BICYCLE PRICES REDUCED I The 18Ye Jld Pi ycle People expected 1 eduction in prices of highest grade bicycles and the Gornully Co Rambler people and Jeffery Mfg as leaders were expected to first announce I NEW PRICE FOR 1897 Rambler Singles 80 00 Rambler Tandems 130 00 They are enabled through advanced methods of manufacture and handling to reduce prices aai still furnish better wheels than ever before Send in your naross for Rambler cata ogue ready soon Buy a Kodak and celebrate the boll days In 1 proper manner Nothing like i try one Sporting goods catalogue free Browning Bros SS Main street Salt Lake CIty Utah USL Washington Avenue Osden Utah TI STATE BANK OF UTAH Capital fully paid 3OOOO Cor Main and South Temple streets AJLT AlvK U1TV UTAH HEBER GRANT President HBER PRESTON VicePresldent Wu HEBER WELLS Cashier Directors Heber Grant Issac Barton William Preston Charles Burtoi Joseph Smith Philo Farnsworth Abraham Cannon Heber Well Spencer Clawsou GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Accounts solicited large and small Special attention to country trade I I Invited Collections a specialty Correspondence THE COLORADO MIDLAND Two Trough Trains Daily Between Salt XAke City Ogden and Lad villa Cripple Creek Colorado Spring Denver and all points east Only line running THROUGH CHAIR CARS Through sleepers on both morning and evening trains This line In connection with tee Rio Grande Western reacnc Denver earlier man any other line via Colorado Springs No change of cars or delayed trains Take the Colorado MId land and save time and enjoy the fines ride and grandest scenery in Colorado For full information call on any Ry agent or BAILEY A BROWN A Gen Agent Denver Colo Salt Lake City STR01TG AGAIN New Life Now Strngh Ijiltuiju BUI1Ii New Vigor THE ANAPHRODISICI From PROF DR RICORD of Paris 1 tho only remedy for restoring strength under guarantee and will bring back your lost powers and stop forever the dangerous drains on your system They act quickly create a healthy digestion pure rich blood firm muscles rugged strength steady nerves and clear brain Imported direct from Paris Prica per box directions enclosed 5 For sale by all respectable druggists Mall orders from any person shall receive prompt attention Dr Condory At and Manager for A Quintr Bid Chicago I NELDENJTTDSON DRUG Ca Sol Distributors for Utah THE CULLEN EATES2 and S250 tor Days EWING Prop HILLS President MOSES THATCHER VicePresldent I YOUNG Cashier DEPOSITORY DESERET NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH CAPITAL 5COOOO SURPLUS 250OOC Safety Deposit Boxes for Bent THE DESERET SATOSBMK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Capital 100000 Surplus 510000 DIRECTORS James Little President Moses Thatcher VicePresidenL Elias A Smith Cashier Henry Dinwoodey George Romney James Sharp Rlter John Barnes John Winder John Cutler Perry David Eccles Eldredge Four per cent Interest paid on savings deposits compounded siemlannually Accounts solicited from Si lioward IONAl llhN RIPUBU Frank KnoxPreSident Gao A Lowe VicePresldent Ed DuncanCashier GatesAssistant Cashier CAPITA PAID IN5300000 SUKFLUS 20000 Eakr in all Its branches transacted Exchange drawn on the principal cities of Europe Interest paid on time deposits I I RQSe BANKERS Established 1S3 Successors UNION NATIONAL BANK of Salt Lake City A General Banlclni BnalncBB transacted iEiii fIRt1O CSO BAtiK I 45tT LAKE CITY UA Established 1 I Transact a General Banking Business I DOOLY Cashier JONES CO SALT LAKE CITY TTTAH 1lLT LIiE I Schettler BAG BROKGE 2 Bouth East Temple Street Real Estate Stocks and Bonds Bought end Sold Notary worti t1 tORt BANKERS SALT CITY ESTABLISHED 1S73 Transact a General Banking Business Commercial National Bank CAPITAL PAID IX 2OOOOO General banking in all its branches DirectorsF Auerbach John Daly Salisbury Moylan Fox Thomas Marshall Noble George Bema Dcwney John Donnellan Netfell I I IDR RININCER Practice limited to I GENITO URINARY DISEASES Kidney and All Diseases of a Private Nature RECTAL Diseases and RUPTURE OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12 am 2 to 4 and 7 to pm Special hour for ladies and children 3 to 4 pm Ofilre 2 and i Eaglo Block Telephone 550 1I 1 I I UNION I i9 PACIFIC I I i 0 System i PtC THE THROUGH CAR LINE Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City daily as follows In Effect May 10 1S36 ARRIVE From Chicago Omaha St Louis Kansas City Denver Park FCty and Ogden 3 JO Dm From Helena Butte Portland Bute Porland San Francisco Ogden and in termediate Oen 905 am From San Francisco Cache Val ley Ogden and intermediate From points Chicago Omaha St Louis 7i3 pm Kansas City Denver and Og den 33 am From Frisco MHford and Inter am mediate points 943 am From Mercur Tintlc Provo Ne am lISanPeto Valley and Inter Ileldiadte Points 630 pm 5Slixed train from Terminus Tooele and Garfield DEPART Beach 400 pjn For Chicago Omaha Denver Kansas City St Louis Ogden Fard Park City 700 ans For San Francisco Ogden 70 a1 Cache Valley and lntermeiate points Intereiate S00 nm For Int8gd 80 am Ogden an IntermedIate For points Chicago OmalmViDenver 40 pI Kansas City St Louis Butte Ciy Bute Portland and San Francisco 700 pm For 70 pm ureka Mercur Provo Povo Nephi Sanpete Valley 740 am For am or Provo Nephi Milford Frisco and Intermediate Points 600 Interme1ate pm Mixed train for Garfield Beach 60 lm vo Tooele Toocile and Terminus 743 am am 5Trains south Ot Juab run daily except Sunday3 Sunday day ecept Daiy except Sunday Daily except Sunday south of Juab CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIN ST Telephone No G65 Through Pullman Palace Sleepers Lat est Improved Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Coaches Chair Cars Elegant Day BURLET General Agent Passenger Dept CLARK Delt OLIVER MINK JOHN ELLERY DOANE ANDERSON FREDERIC COUDERT LOMAX Agt iVers DICKINSON General Manager GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE a Current Tie Table I EFFECT JAW 18 1897 LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY I No 2For BIngham Provo I Grand Junction and all points East 750nm No 4For Provo Grand jun am tion and all points east 740 tol al point pm No 6For Bingham I Pleasant Mantl Rlchneld Belknap all Intermediate points1230 al point pm 13 No 5For Ogden and interme diate points 53 0 pm No SFor Eureka Payson pr Provo and all Intermediate points 500 pm No 3For Ogden and west 1145 pm No IFor Ogden and west 1223pm ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY No 1 From Bingham Prove Grand Junction and the east 1215 pr No 3 From Provo Grand Junction and the east Juncton 11 5 pr No 5 From Provo Bingham Wi Eureka Belknap Richfield ManU Be intermediate points 525 pm No 2 From Ogden and the west 740 am No 4 From Ogden and the west 720 pm Xo From Ogden and intermediate points 940 am Xo 7 From Eureka Payson Provo and all intermediate 955am points 95 am Only line running through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars from Salt Lake Cty to San Francisco Salt Lake City tv Denver via Grand Junction and Salt Lake City to Kansas City and Chicago via Colorado points Through tourist or family sle pprs without change to Kansas City Chicago and Boston Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake City I to Denver Street Ticket Office 15 West Second South DODGE BABCOCK Genet Manacer Traffic Manager I I A WADLEIGH Gen Pass Agt II I I UTAH CENTRAL RY I General Office 202 Wlttlngham Building DAILY TRAINS AS FOLLOWS Leave ArriveS 1 City am Park City 1030 am Park City 300 pm 1 City 515 pm Depot Main and Eighth South St McGregor Clarence Cary Receivers General Freight and Pa Shafer Gener Frlht ad P8 lecer Agent SALT LAKE OGDEN RAILWAY CO Time Table rUeot Nov 1 Ii36 Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Lave Lake Farm Lagoon Salt Lake St ington Farm Lagoon ington 700 am 745 am 755 am 840 am 949 am 1030 am 1043 am U35 aai 340 pm 43 pm 445 pm 35 pr GMO pr 3 pm 645 pr 735 pm Sunday Dally except JI SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Leave Salt Lake 840 1040 a 140 1 340 310 Leave Farmlngton 945 1115 a 245 445 G45 Hound Trip to Deck Including Bath 35 Cents Children 25 Cents SIMON BA3HJERGEK General Manager 3 EARLY Pass Agent Established ln iso Offices 2 The Oldest and Largest tl The Mercantile Agency GEORGE OSMOND General Mar Utah and Idaho Offices 1 Program Bulidlag Salt Lake City Hotel Knutsford 41 New and elegant in all its appoiat 11 mental 250 oms single or ensuita I with bath roms bat 1 UOL34ES ProjHlet 4.