The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 3

i i ir i I SALT AKB HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 31 1891 i3 SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD OGDEN DEPARTMENT OGDEN CITY UTAH I SATURDAY January 31 1891 KOTICE All Ogden subscribers of THE HERALD are requested to settle their accounts to January i 11891 immediately by calling at THE HERALD branch 2472 Washington avenue After the above date the circulation will be in the hands of Beason Ogden manager of THE HERALD Prompt a ten to the above is requested THE HEUALD Co I THE Peoples Forwarding Go Will pay the Rates here quoted and ju ir aniee them to be the Rullns Price WHOLESALE DEALERS IN I FLOUR GRAIN HAT AND FEED Carloads Supplied at Any Time on Ono Days Notice 3T0 Largest and most convenient beds on the shores of the Great Salt Lake Orders received for any amount Eo RICH Manger ILIEBG OOMPANYS EXTRACT OF BEEF IN DARKEST AFRICA I By Henry Stanley I I The Il big Companys Extract was Lb jJt of the cholc A 1 estPage 3D ti fOtUrM crRiS td It i SY 01 1 tI ttICErIJTcrM tl Lieblcg and JDC i f1 meat soups lm II i 1 had tobe pre i 1 1 tc 1 pared in sufficient Ulq tout cient quantities to serve out cupfuls to each neakened man ashe stag Kercd inPage 89 Vol Tr I One Madi managed to crawl near my tentS I He was at once borne to a fire and laid within a few incbe of it and with the Addition of a pint of hot broth made from the Lieliy Companys Extract of Jfeat we restored him to his sensesVol II Page 5S HOTEL TEM LETON kozcr Opei Only FirsMJlass Hotel in the City I Terms 350 to 500 Per Day I I Cor Main and South Temple Streets OPPOSITE TEMPLE I SALT LAKE CITY roNzh YOUNG Manag JJW jw WHITECAi WH1TECAB CITY Maps Plans Diagrams Bill and Lettc Heads Buildings Portraits Advertising Cuts i Color Lahels Process Work Patent Artistic Enirra er I I iCOJI CFAIBD Sign Writers Painters House Decorators AND DEAMCKS IN Wall Paper Painters Supplies 07 First Sooth Street Opposite city Hall Salt LaS 1ty1Ua Telephone No 4t3 Tl111 FS FTTRNIBUED TOT1 I Patent Roller Mills I wrnLkarUaEtt 01 HIGH GRADE FLOUR I BRANDS UJQIL Pt lCai VVIQ1 VVheai erllil No i 1 We warn all our customers to be sure that I ey get our flour ns sonic unscrupulouspemflu are trying to imitate our bratds pJrtlcularly I that ot Bakers No I All our brands haTO thlJ design of ft gold medal and the name of El1l 1 Morria appears EUA5 on every MOKKIS sack Proprietor CO BCWNERUD Contractor and Builder All Kinds of Mason fork a Specialty ESTIMATES GIVEN PROMPTLY Address SaltLaU 4 4 iid 4 1 THE SKIN Is an important factor in keeping good health if it does not act in the I way intended by nature its functions I are performed by other organs tho Kidneys and the Lungs and tho result a breakdown of general health Swifts Specific is tho remedy of nature to stimulate the skin to proper action It never fails in this and always accomplishes tho purpose Send for our treaties on the Blood and Skin Diseases SWIFT SPECIFIC Co Atlanta Gaj DR LIEBIGS WONDERFUL i MSMN German Invigorate I TRIAL BOTTLE SENT FREE The reaSOIl thousards cannot get cured of I Chrome Special Complaints Nervous Debility I Diseases ot the Eye Ear Nose Throat and tna other diseases is owing to a complication called Prpstratorrnooa with Pyperesthesio which ra Quires special treatment I I DR LIEUIGS INVICOBATOII Is the only positive i cure for Prostatorrheea Price of Invigorator 2 case of six bottles Ito haltsize bottles half price Hooks to men Tree DIL LiEiUG fc Co for nearly a quarter of a I century have made a specialty of Diseases of I Men Deformities and Diseases of Women and I I Children Disease however induced speedily thoroughly and permanently cured recent cases I in a few days inveterate case skilfully treated chatgos moderate Consultation free Call or I address 400 Geary street San Francisoo Gal Private entrance 501 Mason street I fEWIS98perctLYU I ljif JJ Powdered and Per 1 lumcd PATENTED I i a1t The strongest and mrtt Lye made Will make 10 Jtir Jif Ibs of the best Perfumed tr Hard Soap in 20 minutes tiA4tr intfioitt botliny It is till fordisinfectinssmks 11 closets drains etc Photographers lliJJ A and machinists I uses Foundry men 0i bolt nd nut makers For i a engineers as a boiler eMJ cleaner and antlincrusta I tor For brewers and bottlers I 4 for washing Barrels jlr 1rf bottles etc For painter I I to remove old paints For washing trees etc etc iebc GtO I I lhNiNASALr MKGOO tr Geu 1 Asts Phila I tg Ut a ii i I I iil ff I 1JdllsoN pBT i 1 CO ND 1 I I I ORUGGiSTS I 1 0 iiiJiij a I it i fff i rt I II I i I FARRELL GO I I 1Plusol3 iia Gas ETittlxTLgik Steam Heating Ventilating rilE LEADING PLUMBERS ifOAS Fill Elh Drive Well Pipe a Specialty AJi 137 Main St 0j Annrbarh BroJ Store Salt LakeCity Utah Box 502 Telephone 1 THE MODEL BROCEflX STOKE Cor First East anti MsvcnUi south streets Having purchased the Grocery Hay Grain ana Coal business from Malley we will be pleased furnih Ins old customers and as many itaw ones us jeu fit to give us a trial Pull weight and measure is our motto We aim to fin your eon1dtnc aQQ lien gained to retain it Goods delivered free to any part of the cay Reject lullr wouypf I ELANiV CO bait Ealiu City Utah KELLY 4CO PL1NTERS pi PRINTERS BOOK MAKERS IL AND STATIONER NO 43 SECOND SOUTH ST Salt Lake City OUR facilities for doing firstclass Job Printing are of the newest and best BOOKS Ruled Printed and Bound to Order sp Samples of Railroad Mining Bank and Mercantile Work always on hand COMPLETE line of Oftlcs Supplies embracing the most approved laborsaving and economical invention PRICES LOW CALL OH US THE WASATCH PATENT ROLLER MILLS BEST GRADES OF ROLLER PROCESS HOUR BRANDSHIGH PATENT AND STRAIGHT 1 Grades all warranted as good as aiy mado In Utah The II1gh st Cash Price Paid for Good Wheat Telephone to the Mills 103 Office 45 East First South Street HUSLER CO Ppjps FOX SYIO S9 322 Main St Cabinet Photos 300 per doz FIRSTCLASS WORK lE tabUl Ibect 1fs Ye THE CRY OF MILLIONS OH mV BPCCKI I STOP IT NOW tA SOON IT I WML BE TOO LATE I have been troubled many years with fri A disease of the kidneys and have tried If many different remedies and have sought aid from different physicians I VI without relief About the 15th of April ITfIl I was suffering from very violent JA attack that almost prostrated me In such a manner tnat I was bent over When I sat down it wa almost impossible for me to get up alone or to put on my clothes when kind Providence sent Dr Henley with the OREGON KIDNEY TEA to my hotel I immediately commenced using the tea It bad an almost miraculous effect and to the astonishment of all the guests at the hotel I in few daysI am happy to state 1 that was a new man I wills recommend the tea to all afflicted as I have been A TUPPER Proprietor OccidentalHotel Santa Rosa CM NO MORE BACKACHEI wrJo iwu it I Fa BFPousia SAVINGLABOR CLEANLINESS DURABILITY CHEAPNESSUNEQIIAUED Bo ODOB WHENHEATED JOSLIN PARK The Largest and Richest Display of STEMS I SILVERWARE EVER SHOWN itf SALT LAKE CITY Tho most carefully selected and greatest number of Perfect I DIAlt10NDS West of Chicago Pateb Phillipe Co Howard Elgin and Walt tham Watches Magnificent CKvdlzed Triplicate Mirrors Bronzed Goods in Many Designs Italian Marble and Mexican Onyx Clocks REMEMBER We offer Bargains in every line of goods In order to save handling when TTO enlarge our place in I February JOSLIN ARJ 170 MAIX STREKT 14 EVY9 Manufacturer the celebrated brand Cigars 66 THE FAt OUS And Other Brands Fnctory and Salesroom 171 173 Main St Salt Lake City UT i IL11II I Xia1itztLt1r1 THE CULLEN HOTELS EWING Proprietor i Opened October 3d 1887 I THEFINEST HQIEL IN TILE WEST Rates 300 per Day I SPECIAL RATES TO TOURISTS FILBER GUFFY New 5roomed house with bath and water close in 1900 Sx20 rods on car lint Fifth East 5 45M One fourth interest 7o acres close to city uuu 524850 5x5 rods corner on car line with new 8 roomed brick house 9000 CJixlO and 4x3 rods on Third street new house new8000 00 I 11 acres about four miles from postoillceJ 5500 I ICO acres six miles from postofllce per acre 100 I Lots in all parts of tho city and in all additions and subdivisions I Office Under Deserct national Bank HENRY WAGENER Salt Lafca City IM 1 California Brewery Lager Beer A1e Pore WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Second South Street Three Doors East of Main Street 1 CUNNINGTON COt DONT READ THIslf I I vodJ The Old El and iSChLflyln front again urocerJes also all klndof nft ch cest family poSs SuppLe ASt or ardware and 1 1 ret Pumps HOTTO Sckil10 Pun P8 Hooker Oriental Fire and Garden Hocof Crescent Steel Eureka 11tch i Mail flOCcive Prompt Attention r1iii i BRO VNING BROS No 155 Main Street Salt Lake City and No 2461 Washington Avenue Ogden i 6 Manufactures and Importers Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Guns Fistols Ammunition and General Sporting Goods Thomsons Wateroroof Boots and Shoes We have just received for the Holiday Trade a Carload of Safety Bicycles and we propose to sell them at prices withla the reich of all We offer a 24inch Boys Safety for 52500 a 27inch for 58500 and a 30inch for 4500 These Firstclass Goods and we invite the public to call and examine ou stock or send for Illustrated Catalogue RarK THOMAS 26 28Q sOt 329 East First South St I JSbdC PORTANT Special attention is called to my immense importation of wurIE CLOA1l She very latest cuts in PLUSH JACKETS as well as the usual staple shapes Big drives in LADIES NEWMARKETS About onehalf of last seasons prices A large assortment of ClEXlrLDREN99 PLOAKS At popular prices to suit all pockets A special lot of Nobby Styles MISSES NEWMARKETS A New Feature this season is CBILDBEFS COLORED PLUSH CLOAKS BIn all shades about 500 garments Also a large line of Childrens PIUS Hoods Hats and Bonnets In all shades All now being opened in the basem nt I where we are using ten electric lights Great Bargains I in Ladies Cloth Jacets and SilK Wraps for early fall wear inspection is solicited 1 lC THOMAS 14 Ct i J2 0 0 11 I I Curing the I Holidays we have Sold More Goods and atLower Prices than any other store in the city and wey are slill offering Superb Stecks of I DRY ODD Boo1ts and SJtlJJ es9 Clothing and Gents Furnishing Gods CARPETS CURTAINS AND RUGS GROCERIES HARDWARE i GLASSWARE AND TINWARE3 Stoves and Ra 1ges i a U1 1SSB1S Superintendent i of t1 No General Gleanings A little snow fell yesterday Business in police circles has been exceedingly slack of late Nearly all the passenger trains arrived ut and departed from the union depot on time yesterday Mr Alfred Bailey arrived from the east last evening with a bunch of imported Clydesdale stallions Lafrentz general manager of the 1 Hot Springs railroad has gone to New York on an important business trip The Peoples party primaries will be held at 730 oclock Monday evening in each ward Let all those interested take notice of this The members of the Fifth ward held another pleasant dance last evening The weather was quite stormy but a large attendance was present The Utah Poultry association will hold its fourth annual show in this city February 4th toGth Prof Hitchcock has been secured to hold in the judging Mr Golding agent of the railway received yesterday a large picture 4 of a Rock Island train standing at a place near Colorado Springs Colorado It is a line piece of art and is on exhibition in the I window of Peebles drug store Lanjrsrtorf Declines The following communication was sent to the headquarters of the Citizens party yesterday morning which fully explains itself OGDEK January 301891 Hon Ridgely chairman Dear SirI hereby most respectfully But positively decline the nomination for mayor of Ogden city not because I am not in hearty sympathy with the Citizens movement but lor the following reasons First I am not a politician SecondlyThe chief executive officer of this great and growing city should be a man of more than ordinary ability at the present time He should be a public speaker good chairman and a man well educat in the conduct public affairs I possess neither of these qualifications Thirdly could not bear up under the pressure of public matters My health is already impaired and I must put thOjbreak on and call a halt You will remember that all times during the meetings of your committee when my name was mentioned I invariably declined to be a candidate 5 I thank you personally I thank the committee of fifteen and from the bottom of my heart I thank the gentlemen of the convention for the great honor conferred upon me meIn conclusion I have only to say that I heartily endorse the platform of the Citizens party in all its features and especially that part which refers to the labor question I am very respectfully LiAXGSDonr Early yesterday forenoon the AutiRing Liberal party held a meeting decide upon a candidate for mayor on their ticket David Evans having declined Mr Turner was chosen for the place and accepted the nomination In the afternoon the executive committee of the Citizens party met to choose a candidate in the place of Mr Langsdorf and they too nominated Turner The following selfexplanatory took place I Hon Turner BEAT SmVe are instructed to inform you that the executive committee of the Citizens party have unanimously chosen you as the candidate of the Citizens party for mayor of Ogden city WALTERS RIDGEVT Secretary Chairman MIL TURNERS REPLY To the Executive Committee of the Citizens Party I hereby accept your nomination as candidate for mayor and am in full accord with the platform of you party WM TURNER The Electric Railway The new electric cars for the Ogden City I railway that arrived several days ago were I pulled into the yards of the company yesterday and are being fixed up for use in the near future It is thought that arrangements will be completed with one of the electric light companies in a few days I and that Ogdens electric street railroad I will be in operation by the middle of February Probate Matters Judge Cross made disposal of tho following business yesterday I In the matter of the estate of James Borg deceased a petition was heard and i an order made appointing Hans Peter Borg i administrator bonds placed at 300 Police Court Business has been exceedingly dull in police headquarters for several days past notwithstanding the mildness of the weather 4 Isaac Tooms arrested on the charge or petit larceny was given a ten days berth in the city bastile Charles Turner an imbiber of the contents of longnecked bottles was taxed the usual sum of So and costs The City Council The city council met in regular session in the city hall at 715 oclock There being no petitions tho report of committees was in order The fire committee reported in favor of the purchase of a chemical engine for the lire department Mr Shilling said he signed the petition but he did not do so thinking the present council would purchase it He was not in favor of the present council getting anymore in debt Mr Blaisdel thought as far as increasing the debt was concerned he did not think it cut much of a figure in this case The report was adopted as read The same committee reported in favor of the purchase of a Champion engine from the Fire Extinguisher company of Chicago for 1975 Judge Preshaw moved that the matter be referred back to the committee with instructions to get the lowest possible prices on the engines in question On motion the motion was carried The committtee on finance reported that they bad been offered an opportunity to make a loan to the city of 20000 at 10 percent and recommended that it be accepted and that the necessary papers be made out at once The report was adopted Bills were next in order and the following were read and acted upon Hobson Wilkinson ftjj QB Hobson Wilkinson 2431 70 Chief fire department pay roll 500 00 Street supervisor 1C5 50 4 City marshal pay roILu OS5 03 Hospital stewardn 23 QQ Marshals sundries 2 ro LW Tacket unun S3 10 Thomas Stewart hospital board 103 OJ Lewis 2 00 Bill from supreme court 2J 00 A It Hcywood 0 09 Ogden Hose company 12 00 Citv engineer 11 15 Henry Powers SO 00 Thomas Collins IS COW i It Porter 30 35 1hU Ford 40 tO Browning Brothers 12 00 Phil Ford killing fiftythree dogs 53 00 The latter bill was referred to the com jjttec on claims The city attorney A Heywood reported that the petition who protested against the charges by the City WaterWorks company at the last meeting have become entirely satisfied with the present rates The report of Mr Heywood was adopted The council transacted some further miscellaneous business and adjourned The Real Estate Transfers Gill to VanDyke lots on Nob I Hill addition 3 1 VanDyke to Gill lots on Nob Hill addition A A Browning and husband to Weber I county right of way 60 Gill and wife to Gill part of section 4 township 6 north range 2 1 Cloutbier lots in Nob Hill addition 1 Gibson and wife to A Dickerson part of section 30 township north range 2 6000 Colton to Kealy part of lot 10 block 14 plat A 3200 Total 9504 I LOGAN NEWS The regular meeting of the Logan city council was held in the courthouse January 2Sth Mayor Haines being absent on a trip east Councilman Bench was elected mayor pro tern and the roll showed Coucilmeii Langton Partington Petersen and Hansen present Anuett the telephone company manager asked the council to so modify the i I ordinance granting it a franchise recently i passed as to make it less expensive for the I company The request was referred to a committee consisting of Councilors Lang I ton and Partington and Attorney Heber Rich The committee consisting of Mayor Haines and Councilmen Bench and Hay I ball recommended that Heber Rich be em1 I plo cd as attorney for the city This report was received and recommended adopted i The committee on streets recommended i that the street running east passing the Agricultural College boarding house be opened at an expense of 5250 Adopted and provided that the work be performed as soon as the condition of the city treasury would permit The committee on lire department recommended that the department consist of twenty members Adopted The matter of investigating the question of lighting the streets later than 11 was referred to Councilor Thain and to the committee on irrigation and waterworks was referred the matter of the construction of a bridge across Logan river in the Seventh ward Chairman Bench stating that the county authorities would pay onethird of the expense and interested parties another onethird Recorder Farrell is so sick as to be confined to his bed Dr dnow and his sister Florence are both quite ill and their mother wife of President Lorenzo Snow is here from Brigham city in consequence Mrs Brown of the Peoples hotel is suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia while Clifford the twelveyearold son of Mrs and Mrs Haws an ex copdlngly bright and amiable boy died Tuesday of the same affliction The snow storm came none to soon and it is to be hoped it will bring more healthful condition of the atmosphere City Councilman Hyrum Hayball was absent from council meeting Wednesday evening and now from his home comes the announcement of a fine pair of babies twin girls He is receiving the congratulations of his many friends As I write the information is received that the unfortunate baby left on the doorstey of Mrs Brown last summer died today LOGAN January 30 COMMERCIAL Money Market NEW YoRE Jan 3OMon cy on call easy closed offered at I Prime mercantile paper 5lJ7l Starling exchange dull easy sixtyday bill 485 demand 487 I Bar Silver Nsw YORK Jan nlar silver 10 London Money Market LoNDON Jan 3OCo sols money 97ii do account 9714 US fours 123 Vs I fours and onehalfs 103 Bar silver 457 per ounce New York General Market NEW YORK Jan 30 Coffee Options closed nearly steady late barely steady higher Sales 2200 cars January 1C70IC75 February 1070 May 1580 bugar Raw nominal refined quiet mold uA 64 steady A cut loaf 6 71G powdered 63 16 granulated 6 110 Wool Firm domestic fleece 3337 domestic 44 712 TinSteady straits S005 4 Stock Exchange NEW Yom Jan aIn the stock market today the demand of the morning was soon satisfied and dullness became the leading feature Late in the day on selling of Northern Pacific and Union Pacific and the buying of new Sugar stock small animation was again seen The close was quiet but weak at insignificant changes for most stocks Governments steady Petroleum NEW YORK Jan to February closed 15 llnin Stocks NEW YORK Tan JOAlice 175 Amador SlOO Colorado Consolidated SlOO Consolidated California and Virginia 440 Gould and Curry 250 Hale and Norcross Sl40 Homestake 825 Horn SilverJJ90 Mexican S210 Ontario S3900 Ophir t200 Plymouth 50J Savage S2UO Sierra Nevada J210 Standard il25 Yellow Jacket S2u Boston Quotations BOSTON Jan SO Atchison Topeka Santa Fe 29U Burlington 8J Mexican Central common lOu San Diego Oi Morning Railroad Stocks NEW YORK Jan 30 US 4s coupon 120 Navigation 72 Pacific Cs 109 North American Gy Atchisont0 Pacillc Mail 34 Central Pacific 30 Hock Island68 BurlingtonEdt St SF 188 St 23 NorthernPaciUc 23 Texas Pacilic15 Preferred 73it Union Pacific44 Northwestern 104g Fargo Express Hi York Central 102 Western Union 79Js Closing Railroad Stocks NEW Yorm Jan 30 4s Northwestern Scs coupon 120 Preferred 44 103 York Centralul01 scoupon103 Improyement 24y Pacific Ogn Navigation rs i Atchison20 Orc1oJ1 Short Line 214 Am Express19 North American l6 Can Pacillc73 Pacific Mati3l Can Southern50 l1 314 Can PacUic3O Rio Grande W31 Burlington Preferred6714 Del 5c Lalm 36 Rock Island 68 RG 18 St Paul5314 Erle Il98 St 1 0 21 Ransas Texas l2h Texas PacIfic 141 Lake Shore103 Union Pacircu 4t Louisville Nash i4 8 Ex 6j Michigan Central 91 Fargo Express 10 MIssouri Pacific 657 ternUnion 79l Northern Pacific 267 Am Cotton Oil 20 Preferred72l Chicago Produce CHICAGO Jan 30 Wheat Steadycash92Si 93 May 97 i July S25s Corn Steady cash 498 May 52 8525 OatiStoadv cash 4l4 114 May 45s Barley 7Ti7i5 Pork Steady cash 975 May 1015 Lard Steady cash 57214 May 607V4 RyeSteady 71 Whisky 114 Shoulders 105S41O Short clear 191 oj Short rlbs1 loOlGo Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO Jan 30 Cattle Receipts 9030 steady steers prime 525 common to choice steers 300500 cows 2005i285 stockers 230 t36O Hogs Reciepts 35000 weak rough and I common 345S6250 mixed and packers 360 365 prime heavy and butchers weights 370 375 light EOStfTS Sheep Receipts 6000 active steady westerns 37a4b3 natives 400185 Texans 37Jt7o Chicago Wheat CmcAeo Jan 30 Wheat was fairly active and unsettled The opening was Ji lower but quickly advanced 8 fluctuated and closed about 5 lower than yesterday Receipts 239 000 shipments 16700U MARKET REPORT wnOLESALE DUnSG mcrs Retail bout 15 per cent higher Corrected Daily by 1M Peoples 11Carditl7 Co 24 and 26 SecordSoulh Street GRAIN DUYXG SELNG 1 Wheat bU built new No 2 13 jO 3 65 no radc 69 OaS cwt sacked white 1 SO 1 00 mixed 15 II cracked 1 85 2 00 II Eastern 1 00 Barley wt brewing 1 35 fecd135 1 Cracked 1 45 Corn Eastern chopped land 60 oats chop 1 70 Pop Corn 400 rrOUR I High Patent owt 2 15 2 25 Straight Grade 3 00 210 Family 1 110 2 00 Pearhine Meal 2 10 Corn 200 Graham 2 50 Rye 275 Buckwheat 4 75 ilr Ibirr 0 00 Bran per cwt 8214 Shorts 00 SiYo hAY Timothy mixed straight 1300 00 Red Top 1100 00 I Upland 150 Wild 1000 mm I Luccrn 10 00 Straw wheat 900 oats un PRoDUCE Butter best Hb rolL 27 Utah 20 2 Eastern tub 27 Eggs Iotatoes cwt Cabbage Onions 1 50 Lucern Seed leces i Cental Sacks each 314011.