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The Final Meeting

The final meeting of those having
in hand the celebration TO- morrow
was held las! nisht, there being q full
attendance. Reports showed every
thing in 8 satisfactory condition, with
the prospects Of good daF and a
successful celebration.
Specially invited guests Will meet
at the land Office at $50 O'Clock on
Monday morning.
The flags used in the celebration
will be returned to General Bane, at
the land Office.
All the hags and bunting pur-
chased out OF the funds subscribed, in
fact all but private 'fsgs. bsnner5,
etc., will be deposited VITA Walker
Brothers for keeping, to BE used or
other celebrations OF the day.
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Attention QuarrYmen.

Four or Five Good Qaarrymen
wanted Who understand Qasrrying of
Marble. Apply to John 5. Barnes,
at the Office of Wasatch Marble
Company o: Utah, 101 Main street,
up stairs. iy3
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Notice.

Spring Lake Pleasure Gardens
I Oslder's FARM will be closed for one
week from July 9th, to Repair and
Improve. Reopen on the 14th.
iva
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New at Little Coon.

Ladies and Gents Jewslry, Pocket
Books Plcketkniies, Pocket ReVolvers
$50 ZACH, Eye Glasses and Spec
tAel--, etc. jy4
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We invite our old customers and
the public generally to examine our
New Stock. We think it the Best
Selected and Cheapest ever offered in
Utah.
BARRATT Bros,
123. 125 and 127,
ie2 Main street.
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TWenty-Fourth Notices.

All the members OF lions Camp,
the Mormon Battalion and the Pion-
eerr, who can possibly take part in
the coming celebration, to be held in
Salt Lake CITY, July 24th, are re-
oue5ted to csmmunicsts by letter
either to Elder Wiltord Woodruff.
Salt Lake City, or to the chairman OF
the general committee, ]. E. Taylor,
box 295, Salt Lake City.
All the members of the vocal and
instrumental department OF the So
ciety are particularly requested to
meet in the Council House, on Tues
day evening next, at 7.S0, TO perfect
arrangements for taking part In the
forthcoming celebration on the
rwenty-fourth OF July.
D. NJ. MCALLIsTER,
Secretary.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, !
SALT LAKE Cry.

JOHN 7. GAME. R-cord,r.
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lobe SOLD, a Bnildiug Lot. 5xIO.
Cheap. Apply TO IN >" Office of this
paper, or to Andersen & Pomeroy,
estate agents. ie3
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New.

At Young, Marks & Young. Gran
berry Sauce, Bean and Pea Meal.
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Celebration Queries.
SALT LAKE CITY. July 8. 1850.

SALT LAKE CITY. July 8. 1850.
Editors Herald:
Dulce ct decorun est pro patria mort,
is at once an inspiring and consol-
ing sentiment. At the same time
liberty is sweet while life and being
last. and | for one ana not anxious TO
throw away either my life or my lib
erty rashly or needlessly. Therefore
do put few queries to yCu, as to
wise men, able to solve conundrums.
My little toddiers masculine are both
ering me for caps to fire off with their
toy pistols. In view OF the uncalled
for, unIevoked, unconstitutional
Black proclamation forbidding the
carrying of firearms by the people of
this territory, do you think, il 1 we're
TO buy &c. worth Of paper caps and
give them to my youngsters to fire of
in celebrating this ensuing glorious
Fourth, and they would be liabls to
be arrested by high and mighty au-
thority and sent Of to Fort Douglas,
there to be held in durance vile dur
ing some great bGdy's pleasure?
Now l should like to be a patriot
right through to the backbone, but
experience has proved that patriot
ISM is one of the good things, the
very good things, that people may
coon and unwittingly have AMI show
too much of this part of tie Union.
But tell me, do you think there would
be any real imminent danger If |
should invest to the certain extent of
a nickel IN those paper explosives? If
there would be any actual danger, |
should like TO kt5p myself and mine
outside of IT, But can you tell me
how much OF a patriot l and my boys
can be on Mondsy with safety? How
far can | and they go and no further
IN the direction of the patriotic pur-
pose OF celebrating the anniversary of
our couLtry's birthday? II there
should be some real danger lurking in
those paper caps, would the lads be
safe if they INDUCED in letting of a
few Chinese fire. crackers? Like al
other lads, they want to explode II
some way or other, and how can they
DO it with Fafeiy? What is the Fourth
of July to them, or to any set OF boys.
young Americans, unless they can
celebrate it with a noise and racket
of some sori? CITIZEN.
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WANTED.-A girl 10 do general
homework. Liberal wages given.
Apply to d. J. Taylor, Carpet De-
partmeut. Z. @. NJ. |. y1
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GOod NOws-Goods are Falling.

N""0 NV"U' . .
Plies of new Dress Goods, Fancy
Goods, Corsets, Parasols Gloves,
Underwear, and a thousand other
things. Just arrived at CAMERON'S
New York House, and will be sold
at prices that will astonish all. my27
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Owing to its being general holi
day on Monday. July 5th, the regular
monthly meeting of superintendenis
aud teachers of Sunday schools will
be held on Tuesday, July 9Th, at 7.30
p. m instead OF Monday. a general
and prompt attendance OF sll the
authorities from each scho5l is PAL
ticularly desirable, to receive instruc-
tions pertaining to the TwsnlJ-!ourth
OF July celebration, etc.
Parents. adult pupils. and all others
interested in the moral and religious
training OF our youth are cordially
invited to attend.
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Lu-75ER. SHINGLES, LATA
FLOORING, RuSTtC. SIDlRG.
PICf sTS, ETC, CHEAP, AT
LRT IzR. TAYLOR & cos =
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FOURTH AT FORT DOUGLAS.
Headquarters Fort Douglas,
Utah Territory,
July 2. 1880. ]

SAiJ - ASOVs
General Orders,
No. %.
Monday next viii be observed
A.. the One Hundred aud Fourth Ar
,ge-sary Of our Na.ionsl Independ-
nee. and all labor not absolutely
aaassssary will be suspended at this
PIE. on that day.
Tie federal salute (thigtsen guns)
ril be fred at SUNRISE, and the ma
.54al salute (thirty-eighi guns) at
ne,idian. The battery will be under
as immediate command OF Ordnance
s-rgaant LsEig Keller.
2-Captsin Thomas Z. Tobey.
Fourteenth Infantry, will, with all
,5e available men of Companies F
sad D, Fourteenth Infantry. proceed
10 Salt Lake City at s o'clock on
Monday morning, to take part in the
celebration. Captain Tobey will,
upca arrival IL the city, confer with
Ger raj Connor with reference to the
pirj h. be taken by the detachment
10 tie procession.
b. order Of Colonel John E. Smith.
(Sgned) WIZ. W. MCCAMMON,
First Lieut. and Adi't Fourteenth In
fanLry and Post.
yIcial:
Nm. w. MCCA0iHoN,
Els. Lieut.. ard Adpt Fourteenth L.
faDtTy and Post,
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WANTED.-A Chickerine, Stein
way or Stocdard Piano Address,
Box 273 State price and make.
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LEVI W. RICHARDS, Sec.

The county superintendent oil
district schools. the trustee, teachers,
aud friends of education in Utah,
are respectfully invited to attend a
meeting to be held in Salt Lake
City, on the 9th inst. at 100 p M,
in the Council House, to take
into consideration the means best
adapted 10 represent our educational
in the procession on the
coming Twenty fourth of July. Per
sons living at q distance, who may
feel disposed to aid in this demon
straIioD, but who are unable to at
tend such meeting, are requested TO
by letter with the IN
designed committee.
T. B. LEWIS,
D. II. RIGGS,
J. B. TORONTO,
Jos T. KINGsBURY,
MARY E. Cook.
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Programme Of Music

By Fourteenth o. S. Infantry Band,
a. Fort Douglas, Utah, Sunday, July
Alb, 1880:
LIST. s'Skidmore Guard, "-::-......Sehae3ht-
ID. "American Overture, .......-.G atlln
81. "LeDore Waltz, +" ,.....--.:.,:--.: w eoo'
4th. "Hsil to the Chief ~ ;; shea
9Th. "Splinters, "............-...... hollinsoh'
"Splinters, or the Tribulations OF 8
Rand l.e-der rs an amusing sketch OF
the practice of an amateur band, each
member of which Is ambitious to show
b,s ability in the resolution of yankee
Doodle,s5 much to the disgust Of the
isAOe WIN. CLAUS, Chief Musician.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
houseWork. Apply at this Office.
iyl
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Committees on the celebration of
the TWenty-fourth who have not yet
sent in their reports, will please do 80
at once, as the general committee
must be prepared with their report
Tor the nesting on Wednesday even.
ing. Jos. E. TAYLOR,
Chairman.
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The Camera Obscura Will be
on Exhibition at FuIIer's Hill
on the 9TH. Tvs
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New,
Fnrniture and House Goods,

At Young, Marks & Young, Castine
CLAIMS, Mustard sardines. je11
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE Cry. 'S'
1, John T. Game. Recorder of Salt
Lake City. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a full. true and correct
copy of a Resolution entitled "a
Resolution IL relation to Tax for I'm
provement of Sidewalks on First
South Street, between East Temple
and First East Streets" adopted by
the City Council OF said City. June
29th, 1880, as appears of record in
my Office.
In tes imony whereof, l
*~x have hereunto Get my
{ hand and affixed the cor
N porate seal OF Salt Lake
*~* City, this LIST day OF
July, A. D.. 1880.
jy2 JOHN T CAISE Recor'o-
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Arsenal Hill can be seen at
FuIIer's Hill. iy3
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flow TO Get Sick.

Expose yourself Gay ami night /;
eat too much without exercise work
too bard without rest; doctor ali the
tins; t4ks all the vile uo=.Iunls ad-
yertised. and tbsa You will want to
know
How to Get Well.
Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters. See other col.
umn.
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ORDER OF FhLJEs5ION.
-

Marshal Of The Day and Aids.
Fourteenth Z :. Infantry Band.
r-ctrt Fourteenth u. ;. Iufantrs, under
len coo,rromard Of Capt. Thos. f. Tobey.
General Washington.
14o Thirteen Colonies represented by
iL1 Thirteen Young Ladies.
r.a Goddess Of Liberty and Thirty-eight
"e s.atss represented by Thirty-nine
Young Ladies.
qso Territories represented By Eleven
"' Young Gentlemen.
The Committee Of Arrangements, the
'lIiT4.iden', Orator, Reader. and Chap
IAN of the Day and Gen. John +.
smith and staff, Federal Officers,
and Invited Guests in carriages.
Twenty Boys dressed as Miners.
Miners from the neighboring Districts.
he various Societies, Businesses and
Trades will be assigned places in the
line as they arrive at the place of
Assem- bling
Citizens on foot, citizens on horseback,
citizens in carriages and wagons.
=. T. Co6NOR,
Marshal Of the Day.
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KEYsER. w. Va.
July 26 1890.

Eds. Independent:
The Garfield and Arthur ratifi-
cation meeting at this place Satur-
day night was largely attended by
representative Republicans from
all sections OF the county. The
Courthouse was crowded, and the
enthusiasm was up TO fever heat.
Nothing like it was ever before
known in Mineral County. The
meeting was addressed by Hon.
w. III. III. Flick of your town. I
cannot pretend to give even a
synopsis OF his speech, but for an
hour and a half he smoothed the
Democracy,in his inimitable style.
Every reference to the Republican
candidates was cheered to the
echo. At the name of Sturgiss
the audience rose and cheered like
mad, while hats and handkerchief5
were waved In the air. At the
close prodigious vote of thanks
was rendered Mr.. Flick. About
100 names were taken for Re-
publican club. Hon. j. II. Hoke
presided at the meeting. ALTO.
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OUR NEIGHBORS

The Hagerstown Herald has the
following: A little daughter six
years old of Mr.. John Ream, miller
at Hager's mill on the pike, was
playing in the third story of the
mill between 6 and 7 O'Clock, on
Wednesday evening, when she at
tempted to seize the hosting chain
from the open door, and missing it
fell three stories to the ground. She
turned in her fall and came down
upon her feet, when she was pitched
forward upon her face, slightly
scratching her forehead, which was
the only injury she received.
The Williamsport Pilot endorses
the following as being true: Whilst
Mr.. Benjamin Ardinger, ST., was
returning up the river on Wednes-
day, in a boat, from blackberrying,
and when short distance this side
Of the ice breaker, several bass
weighing from ! to Ii pounds jump
ed from theriver into his boat at one
time. In the afternoon the gentle
man took another trip down the
river, and upon his return, and
when near the same place, he was
surprised beyond expression when in
jumped four more of the finny tribe
of the same species as above. This
may seem singular to some of our
readers, however, 1t is true, for we
know that Mr.. Ardinger would not
exaggerate a thing of this kind.
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SINNERS Gap.


The village Is very quiet. bust
ness being very dull.
One by one thes Gap boys come
home to visit their friends. Geo.
H. Harrison, of Cumberland, Will
liam ID. Bishop, OF Rest, Va, and
Homer s Robinson, of Winches-
ter, are all home on furlough.
A trio of young gentleman left
this village on last Wednesday
to take the cars at Martinsburg for
the pleasant picnic resort of Mt.
Alto Park. They gave glowing
description of the Park and sur
rounding country. VIII came back
with broken heart, Rollie with
pretty heavy one, and COnklin
had no heart at all.
Several of our young men were
out the other night riding tourna-
ment with stick horses, the
plumed knight Johnny Syca-
more," taking first honors, a sill
yer mounted mouth organ.
Mr.. Allen Ronk is lying very
sick with typhoid fever, attended
by DIR. j. Z. Harris,
The members of the /. o. q. T..
who attended the picnic at
Darkesville on last Saturday, re-
turned in good time and reported
good time and plenty of soda
water.
Mr.. John w. Hull has removed
himself and family back to the
Gap.
AT the regular meeting OF the
Good Templar5 on last Monday
night. July Goth, the following Of
ficers were elected: Rev. 8. s.
Wilson. w. @. t.; Miss Mamie
Moler, w. V. IT,; Lee Lingam-
felter, w. s.; Joseph Davis, w.
c.; q. A. Miller. w. +. s.; Miss
Laura Eversole, w. IT.; Freder-
lex III. Collier, w. M; Miss An
ME Kreglow, w. /. G.; William
M. Ronk, w. o. G.; William s.
Eversole, p. w. G. Il.
Your correspondent from this
place had the pleasure of trip to
Mt. Alto last Wednesday week.
1t certainly is a nice place for pic
MICS, &c. OLD BLACK JOE.
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NEWS JOTITNGS.

De La Matyr has just married land
the Dubuque Times suggests that
before year he will be ashamed of
that rag baby.
The Princess Louise who has been
travelling in the United States, will
sail for England On the 3lst inst.
Her early return to her former home
is owning to i'll health.
The Sultan of Turkey shows a dis
position to disregard the treaty Of
Berlin. He has been warned that a
refusal to carry out the will
of Europe, may result in the loss of
his throne.
The Liberal ministry in England,
under the leadership of Gladstone, is
meeting with harassing and vexa-
tions opposition. The liberal lead
ers are in such haste to accomplish
their reforms that they may endan-
ger the supremacy of their party.
1t seems that earthquakes must
still be reckoned among the possibil-
tiles in the eastern section of our
country. In New Hampshire there
were felt, last week, an earthquake
shock of extent and strength. At
one place it lasted for several seconds
with a perceptible sound At anoth-
er, buildings trembled, and dishes
and pictures where shaken down.
Although distress, on accout of
lack of food, has not disappeared
among the Irish people, the famine
there is no longer a famine. The
suffering was chiefly abated, so far
as private contributions go, by
American liberality. MIR. Parnell
has recently obtained permissive
grant from Parliament of about 81 >
900, 900. The "famine fever" has
broken out and will doubtless carry
away many thousands. The land
lords are eyicting many Of their ten
oieo' Htaterc est srF9r
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Roasting ears are plentiful. The
prospects for crop OF corn Is
good. The rain of Monday night
a week, destroyed a good deal of
fencing along the little streams
and brooks.
The old farmers assert that they
have.not known It to rain so much,
In so short o time for twenty years.
The "siDging picnic" in Mary
land, was not commendable.
BY recent letter from COnnells-
Vile, Pa, we were informed that
a butcher in that city after pre-
forming his daily labor, bought
two heads OF cabbage and in cut
ting of the stalk, the knife went
through the stalk and passed into
his side, cutting through bis left
lung-another fatal accident caus-
red by the use of ardent spirits
Mr.. Martin Castle of this place,
has been suffering severely for
nearly three weeks, with chronic
dysentery.
Sunday School celebration at Har-
mony Church, the 14th, of August.
We will have good speaking, a
good attendance and q good din
ner. Come one and all.
Much sickness prevails in this
neighbOrhood. ARCTURUS.
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Sheriff made an effort to regain
custody of him, the lynching par
ty marched him off down the OAR
nestown road. The prisoner in
quired of those nearest him.
What are you going to do with
me ?" The captain answered the
question, saying: I'VE are going
TO hang you as soon as We get to
the tree" After going short
distance the party were joined by
q crowd that had been waiting
there, and from this time on one
of the Baltimore reporters a-.um-
ed the position of master OF cere-
monies in
JUDGE LYNCH s COURT.
He administered an oath of secre-
cy to those presents and afterwards
made q prayer for Diggs, which
did not seem to produce any effect
upon him, as he was profane and
desperate to the last. Diggs' legs
were ackled, and il had been
matter of difficulty to get him to
move along as fast as desired. Ev-
cry now and then he would re-
monstrate and say. "Deed, Boss,
| can't walk fast with these things
on my ankles. Take 'em off, ami
Ill go fast enough At one time
an attempt was made to put him
on a horse, but he rolled off, his
leg irons making it impossible for
him to keep his seat. Alta point
about three-quarters of mile
from the Jail the crowd stopped
near a large cherry tree. which
was selected as the gallows tree.
While the rope was being adjust
ed,the leader said to Diggs "John.
have you anything TO say? If
you have, now Is your chance to
say 1t. Duu't lie with lie in
your mouth. Did you hit Mrs.
T,cheifely with chair?' mo,
Cd n. All you can do il to
hang me. What's the use Of say
ing anything? You are going to
hang me anyhow" The leader
Free your conscience
Diggs-"I didn't do it. DID IL
you won't all suffer for this
The reporter before referred to
then offered up prayer, but its
effect was not tranquilizing. The
prisoners arms had been free, and
when several men took hold of
them TO pinion them he fought
desperately,swearing at the crowd,
and declaring that he could whip
the whole Of them II they would
take the irons off him. The first
Intention was to set him on horse
with a moose around his neck, and
then drive the animal from under
him; but he could not be kept in
the position. Finally, the crowd
took hold of the end of rope
hanging over branch and
HAULED Elm UP.
He hardly struggled, extremity
of fear having seemingly paralyZ
ed his energies. This was not
much after o'clock Tuesday
mornl ,g, and the crowd soon dis
persed, leaving the body hanging.
1t was not long thereafter before
the sight-seers began to gather,
and at 6 O'Clock there were hun
dreds OF people gathered about
staring at the distorted counte-
nance of the dead wretch.
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THE FAIRMONT CONVEN-
TION.
Judge HOge for Congress.

The Congressional Convention for
this District assembled in Fairmont
on Monday. Every county was rep
resented, and there was a very large
attendance of delegates and specta-
tors. +
The temporary chairman called
the convention to order at one
O'Clock, and Col. r. w. Baylor,
chairman of the Committee on Per-
manent Organization, reported for
PERMANENT PRESIDENT
Hon. w. M. Welsh, of M arion, and
reported the name of one vice. presi-
dent from each county.
George p. Sargent, of Barbour,
was reported as reading secretary,
and ]. E. Fleming, o. II. Vandever
and r. Morrow as assistants.
Gen Joseph Sprigg, of Hardy,
Chairman of Committee on Basis of
Representation, reported in favor of
taking as the basis the vote cast in
the various counties of the District,
for Mr.. Tilden in 1876, one vote for
each 100 votes and one for each
fraction of so and over. The report
was adopted. On this basis the vote
Glands