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UTAH DELEGATES. -- says q salt
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The Utah Territorial Republican
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judges Of section, or where those ap-
pointed, from any cause, fail to appear
and qualify, it b ecomes the right and
duty, under the election law, Of the
qualified electors present at the time and
place for opening the polls, to elect these
officers, and when they are elected it
becomes their duty in turn to appoint
the clerks Of election. All these officers
must be sworn by some person author
lied to administer oaths. II no one
else is present, then one of the Judges
elected can administer the oath. The
oath is az follows: "I---do solemn
ly swear Cor affirm that | will perform
the duties of Judge of the election. Cor
clerk, as the case may be,) according to
law and the best Of my ability, that ]
will stndious'y endeavor t" prevent
fraud, deceit and abuse in conducting
the same" In case any election pre-.
ciuct shonld be organized in the above
manner. the facts should be prefxed to
the poll book and signed by the person
who administered the oath.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

HONORS, TO WHOM DUE. In our is-
she Of Saturday last We said that cur
delegate h ID called the attention Of the
Land department at Wash nyfon to the
excess Of the N. p. r. Road withdraw.
al of lands north of this place.
We were so Informed by the delegate
himself and suppose it to be true.
We have since been re ,uested by c..
p. Coburn Esq. Of this city to say that
the honor Of making this suggestion to
the department is due to our former
delegate Hon. Juhu lI.iley, AMI was
done at tho instance Of Judge Clark.
This may be so, yet it does not deprive
the present delegate Of the hon or Of re-
newing the suggestion to the depart
ment aud getting promise that cor
rect on should he made, which correc-
tion hitherto had not been made.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

ATTEMPT TO ExPLAIN.-The Noun.
taineer has the following explanation
Of The delay in expenting the appropri
ation for the locks at the Cascades
THE President. to avoid the wasteare of
funds on premature operatiOns. has made
an order that the commen eme ut Of work
on new improvements te postponed till
orening Of Spring. and the order includes
OF course. the Cascades appropriation.
The Fall and Winter months are the
best Of the yea for work at the Cas-
Gales to ''avoid the was . &c Of funds on
premature operations" as the water Of
the Columbia is then at its low stage.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28
ADVERTISING.

Many think that advertising in a
small place is of but little benefit. No
greater error in belief could be enter.
tanned. If you advertise properly all
customers who read know and I'm Ter
stand your wares before they come to
your trading house, and if you offer for
sale any article Of merchandise they de-
sire they will be sure to call upon you
aud examine the bargain you offer.
Thus scores and Often hundreds may be
induced to call npon you who without
an advertisement would stay away from
you and go to others whose wares be-
came known to them through advertise
ments. 1t not unfrequeutly would hap
pen that the loss you would sustain in
one or two instances of the kind named
would b, more than enough to pay fer
your advertisement.
Again iu a new country like ours to
make trade brisk we must have populu
ton. To obtain this it is cessary to
have a paper to set forth the advant
ages Of the country so as to attract pop.
ulation. Such paper must be sup:
ported largely by its advertisers, since
the sparsi'y Of population fo' bids good
support from subscriptions alone. II
the advertisers are few then the rates
of Advertising must be proportiouately
greater than in other places where ad
vertisers are more numerous. But the
advertising p'tron has NJ good reason
to complain Of this, because he himself
is daily obtaining u much larger profit
on his goo Is than is obtained in other
larger communities where competition
is rife AMI prices necessarily low.
Every paper that g"es abroad we'll filled
with advertisements Of business men Of
the place attracts attention and con-
fidence thereto. Where there are
rival towns struggling for the trade of
the SURF undiny country. that town will
best succeed which supports a paper
and aivertises most literally. We can
not publish paper and advertise at as
low rates as they d. 10 the lower towns.
and you say you cannot sell goods as
low as they do 10 the lower towns, and
you do not sell as low by large per
cent, and yet you court the patronage
of our people and you get it, at your
prices, and you can afford and ought to
support good local paper in our midst.