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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-06
Strangers from the TronieS

Visiting this country will find HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TIR a
superior remedy for the Coughs
Colds and Bronchial difficulties which
q change from q torrid to temperate
cline always engenders. Cubans
who have tried it are loud in it's
praise. In fact, it has no equal in
the pharmscopeis, or among proprie-
taTy medicines, as a cure Tor Throat
or Lung complaints. Procurabie of
all druggists at 500. and 81. Great
saving by purchasing large size.
Henry H. Kellogg, Waterton. MY,
writes: 81 have quite ssle of HALR's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR; use
it in my family, and recommend it."
PIXIES TooTHACuE DROPS cures in
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Cliff HOUSE.

W Tiedman, c f Kitchener, Stock
ton, j r Bush, J Clark, Bingham, II
Hansen, American Fork, NJ Jones, Jas
Kemple, Alta City, E r Robertson, Ssn
Francisco, Mrs II NJ Brown, Ogden, P
A Devers, Park City, X Donneliy, New
York, J Smith, Phoebe, K J Hanley,
Silver Reef. j @ Ehner. Sevinr.
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WALKER HOUgR.

E A Guunison, Binghsm, F Hewitt
San Francisco, + Schiffman, Soutl
Africa, e e Alcoit. S B LeGrsnd, E
Bayard, New York, j E Bromley, Echt
City, g A jackson, Bingham, G Ste
vens, st Louis, w + Robertson, Dundee
Scotland, f Yilliers, London, England
j Wilkinson, Mrs @ P Woolworth
Melbourne, w + Raymond Brooklyn
n Y, A F Schneider, J w Neill, Ger,
mania, B Igstaedter, San Francisco, f T
Gilmore. Omaha, G r Atkinson, Rock
ford, Ills, Z o Thompson, Philadelphia
Z . Thompson, jr, Philadelphia, G S
Gallsger, New York, NJ Cullen, Friaco,
Utah,
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DeYOHnG Collecting Evidence.
Chicago, 5.-Charles DeYoupg is
in Leavenworth. gathering evidence
for his trial in the Kaliogh matter.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
February 5, 1880.
WHITE HOUSE.

Il Hofimester, j n Merrill, j P East,
msn, G MeNew, j Kemple, L Aekers
MIS- IIawk tIIs zIId family Rinehana, Q
L Ortiz, o Woolner, Ogden, Marsdon
TOoele, J Chase, Ophir. j Hyde, A
Holt, b Hook, West Jordan, T Crane
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PORTRAITS! PORTRAITS!
FOX & SYMONS.
80 E. 80 Main Street,

Beg to thank their Friends and The
Public for the generous patronage be-
slowed upon them during the past FIVE
years. and have much pleasure in an
nouncing that their MAIN GALLERY,
SO Main street, has been handsomely
decorated and furnished throughout, snd
IS now under the management of Mr.. @.
W. SYMONS.
In consequence of the great increase
of business, Messrs +. s. s. have leased
the Gallery formerly occupied by Mr.. G.
w. Carter and opened 8 BRANCH
under the management OF
Mr.. ALEXANDER FOX.
Both Galleries have received from The
east the Finest Accessories and Back
grounds, painted by the first artists, for
effects, that can be procured,
Interiors, Terrace and Bal
cony, Boating, Cottage, Window, etc..
etc. There, with the addition Of new and
improved instruments, enable them to
with and surpass the productions
IF any other gallery in Salt Lake. The |
public are respectfully invited to visit |
10Th galleries and see for themselves.
es-J Just Received, a Large Assortment
Of Nes0 Styles of Frames, Velvet
Goods, ETC., on exhibition in the shos0
rooms of both galleries. n23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-06
BIENNIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION
of Salt Lake City, will be held in the
several municipal wards thereof, on
NANNY 9th dav of rah JooO

"a CAAh 66SO OibJH Will DC At4d III tue
several municipal wards thereof, on
MONDAY, 9th day of Feb, 1885,.
for the Election of the following Officers
for said City, viz:
One Mayor, One Recorder,
Five Aldermen, One Treasurer,
Nine Councillors, One Marshal and
One Assessor and Collector,
To serve for two years and until their
successors are elected and qualife1 to
Office.
Places Of Potinp:
First Municipal Ward, at the Ninth
District Schoolhouse
Second Municipal Ward, IL The County
Court House.
Third Municipal Ward. at the Six
teenth District SchoolhouGe.
Fourth Municipal Ward, at the TWEEN
tieth District Schoolhouse.
Fifth Municipal Ward, at the City
Hall.
The Polls will open at one hour after
Sunrise and continue open until Sunset,
said Election to be held, conducted and
returns thereof made in accordance with
the provisions of an Ordinance Of said
City, entitled "An Ordinance Regulating
Elections and Providing for the Registra-
ton Of Voters" passed November Is,
1879.
In testimony whereof, have here
LIS unto set my hand and affixed the
Corporate Seal Of Salt Lake City,
this 24th day Of January, AID.
1880.
jas JOHN T. GAME, Recorder.
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Tickets,
Erfrn LndlL 81.

For sale By Invitation Committee only,
Five handsome Prizes to be awarded; two
to the most original and best sustained male
and female characteTF; two to the best dressed
and one TO the most original group
Music By the Careless Orchestral Band.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-06

THK DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scription price $1,000 per annum, post
sze included; parts of 8 year st the
same rate, To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents 8 week.
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PIXIES TooTHAouE DROPS cures in
one minute. fed
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ELECTION

ihSAi saEF I In u r CITY, IS,
7 JOHN T. GAME, RECORDER
i, of Salt Lake City, do hereby give
notice TO the Registered voters Of said
City, that the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-06

named! has not ner reign Deen as
peaceful, progressive and prosperous
as the average of the reigus of the
kings of that country, long or short?
These will suffice for instances.
Having now got altogether and
safely away from that detestsble Ben
Tasker, thank heaven, turn with a
feeling of relief to the other Rens.
Ben Lomond, with his usual good |
luck, happened to be first in that co.,
test in your columns. though he
does not pretend to be the biggest in
1t. Nevertheless, he is a fine fellow,
of noble proportions and pleasing
contour, with impressive features and
imposing presence. He is a very
popular gentleman, though I say il,
who perhaps ought not to say it.
Though not the tallest Of his kind, he
Is of the respectable height of S,197
feet, and consequently must be not
only, Ike Texas Fitzhugh, "a bigger
man than old Grant," but also of ID
much greater size than that of the
and gigantic Irishman. {
gnose Farm was IS thick as another
mans thigh" 6
Mrs. Loeb Lomond is a highly at.
.ractive lady, said to be the finest in /
he country, her country. In fact g
he enjoys the reputation of being
ne queen OF her kind in that ooan- ID
ry, and 1 believe the reputation is r
veil deserved. Ben Lomond, who U
tags with her in Stirlingshire, is r
most fortunate fellow in being the O
,onsort Of such an attractive lady. t
The celebrated DR.. Chalmers was SO
mitten with Mrs. Loeb Lomond, so b
fascinated with her f
harms, that he devoutely exclaimed,
I wonder if there will be G Loeb v
.omond in heaven" OF course d
here will, or how will Scotchmen be
atisfed there? and if Mrs. Loeb @
,omond should find herself in c
eaven, how would che be contented n
, 1880-10-12

Tho latest pnpers rooalyed from Mslbourno
give nn nccoINt Ut u shocking Alrufr which 0o-
SSared Ut the 0pora. !inMss q tlat oily IN tho
~ Ircr yhot his wifgAn4 N. A. l. soudry. oue OF
.a4 ntu!bors Of tl8 Frvuuh C0slnlias'oA. Ap-
ptniiit0d In connection With tho he!bourlb Ex-
h.nsttoa. Ald Afterwards netcnptoi tg tako bis
oNn !ste: htr, ind b,Es. Greer Rld 81. Boudry
W. wrss fellow. passengers t. AMstrnlla by tho
.shneasior .h.t Garonns, which left Plymouth GU tho
i.h q hay tast, anu during tho voyago ~. IN
ttinlaey 6ptAnK un between y. 6nu1ry and Mrs.
neeot; ot; On arrlvInY At McsbnurIlb Dir, Greer
consulted solicitor on tho subject Of obtain-
.il9 divorce from bis wife. but WIS 1dvisel to
stt.a ~ az wllY homo AHasu TO Enq!and. I'o this
t w ,iady 90 Jectct, and nvowcl hcr love Tor M.
Ss,ola'asy. Subsequently Mrs. Greor Induced hor
nthaspAtio To tuke hcr 70 tho opera. md
ntaey werc scnted IN TIM drcss clrule when II.
,s.hy sg.hdry cntne UP and spoko to thon. Ar, urear.
v, without utterng u word, drvw u revolver and
seTF sn bin y tc hvaa. I'D thon rea It bis WIFE
ah'u at'u wounded her Ia tho head a1ld arcl third
snot at the frtond Of N. Boudry, which missed its
iarE: inaE: ~: Gress then put tho pistol to his own
isaa iheaa ana iircd, thu bullet penetrating to tho
,s ,Mas dend, Mrs. Greer lii dangerous condition,
sse1 s,sne1 hts Nppoiutme.it. blr. Greer wsB, It %
ssa9tEeu, born near Colaralnp, County Derry. htA
>4'1es being the hov. A. Greer. Of tho l'rcsp1e
, 1880-10-12
T1lUMBULL AND: TIE IRISH.

l1Srt+.DE for His OnnOAlflOn ~ 1runt-
l,uti-pfotv tI,r ncn,nrrnav Iynvo yJ.e,E
ss1.,,,..3n 80 ae,n.,. ,,........
snen toF nci"n" luI ro"sn'
Mr. John r. scnnlhn, OK this city. Inns written
tho following luttrr Ia n prominent cttzem of
Supuomon County who Ind injured In refer.
cnr~ N thss ntthor,h,r nf n ,ottnr In ,to fr,.t.
chcc :" tus hutho1an'p" lotteF ~ tho iF."-
Afntrfcd't Fftc1nah un mn Hpostato from lilo Nh
tlouni Uutot, marty and crcdttfl 10 Mr., Bcunan:
CnIcAnn. III Hcpt. M..,t,rAt, am. yn,rs nf
tho sti inst nsi,lnu II vrntn tI,n int tnr n1,.
;isltr, In thn },.is;, i Imsrie,n Ertrmd, ~ irr,,
imI nu,f thn riti, cntnt. i1hnn r".tur,imy tnnrt.
t,,T irrssI,rt, ~ mtsursa ,rry"ntisi rHr rrnt,,
nnswcrin, tr.tnr,. this ,Tt,tm"nt Il, m,swnr !
svn,, HI, thnt FIR t,,w.>. ""ns. k,n.a Go",, ur
nivnenfor nrt,rrcss In nj ,,n,, mil i,vvr int"t
t,nrtirminr ,,nins t., nnt nil ~, ,,n,sst,w ~
trnrrr.sirc ti,iuht m,, ri,, i.nrt ~ nv .t',.rv
tnam r. Xxi. v"v hmyc S omo IN ~, r,y,+nct Vii,
tnamy NJ tIIo m,Iitc nun, n,, tnv" fnttt,i W..
VII "mnt,nt x i,rmnrm,,nc TN II ,m.,nr, ~ H. r
t1tr"s t,T thn Irjs rsn,,ie II, t 1fnitnd ., ntns
;i,l,is nttru,tn ~ cjr,.,,t,st n,,pna hnvnn thr
snnf rfl ~ i'm i,Ist, nctn" stiti tI trih ,,no,'"
Het r., hin,,ln sn,ra IN ,, ,,,n,.tIi,,1 !, rnm;,
T., rs,,,orn thfs n.ru,,1Ms 80 n,,nitf 4 Iueos
Whc,. n, imtcji!acnt r1ultn,,n!,v ,,ti1Izn II III nm
ror,,,,,"," ,a"n fr x"iiis ,,t,,s,s nn y" ~ 1 I'
,'cnr,tinttnn ~ snI nn .,n III; t INV, =" @
siIu,tid i,s exsxrlrd Ly nj Chris,tom % s ,,r,'1.
rhn irmncr iic ,utrty sy,n.. f. ti,n III H.
s%rtYnate nan. ns WIFI try u point ont u yot,
, 1880-10-12

ROCHESTER,. N. y. Oct. ll,7prof. swift Ais.
corcrcd Il now comet lust plight uhout ,ntdnsght
1t ID situated In the Constellation or Peyasus,
right ascension. q hours 30 minutes decluattoI,
north II degrees W minutes. 1t III moving OK
coealnRty s!tfE toward tho north. 1t IL slightly
luN1ensoI !n thu 9OntFo. Ant bus nuEtMA ,sllao
PE0tessnr watched the o0nl0t Tor two lQurs, nAya
Ii cestaiu OF bis discovery. ,,,. ~.
, 1880-10-12

tcr!nn Church. Thu VITO, who In bcIirvcd 10 l0
Of French extraction, wns lt1nrriftl IL Mr. Hrttr
nj m rRrIynEo Gn., Il n Ralt nFaltisi tin walta
uf mgr, waK formerly nccredtcl to TIM phifntltl-
pltR Exh!tts,t,Uf 1876, md ehon " tlAt hold ut
Bydncy last yGAf.
, 1880-10-12

1,,di-DRAtElu: have said ~ n,tny nf my 1se-
publican friends that ] Thought thoild Sn.o
fnr rn,1 for Uovcfnpr: hut. bSfure I fully Ic-
tcrnliue 10 do ~. ! wish sn lnve shirt tn1k
with yui AbU1t snnlC mntteFs wfiieb stlth,ll. Rnf
no doubt lp, Interest both ~ us. IL thu 1lr.t
p!ncc, will sny that ! hnve been hrptlbl'enn
in goul standing ever slncn tint pnrsy wns ur'
ruu{zci In 1s:1S, ! havu known yDa rs long na
have Tho Itcpuh!Ican pnriy. gna ., ySry y Gar!y an
;: Sy ~. oary yon' II 9he !story u tho tepatsa
% %party win e;1 to boiiuve. yn, to by tn hpnc't
S p,sha dnl,s. '1 III bacvu @ enc VII
sa INK s1ssP ;s s%nt! R,s, Siss,. rS5nss 5fI;s III r
yon si;*e y 6n!tar: n lsn ynti lvs';G the
sspe &s s Il s e s9t tss yoie 70 xSS S
eor1ianco with ynur ndyice, ord yote:1 fnr tln
'S yo Srfv f4!s s ;4,y ySSr y1sG a,G
ssi.rntd tho poop!e Of tho danger 10 tho Ropuho
in kucplng thu i)c1ncrrntlc purity III res;er my
'serr tnp %an fss, ison ns Msa sk IL sso, h
antu With your advice. again voted for Lin
co!n q !s YOU s1ko E!n to ,ho ,stn s1n"trSy 'Sys
s1ntas @ .sa IL that liz iepatsa Hs pss.s % ree ia
,s{n .a5ery n nssa aaa the Ssmon WHICH, !" t an hat
II tie t!,c ever catnc wAcn tho "tt't,frol Of tho
iovrrst shout! ass f5o tho l;,Il!GS;n 70 :"
Vote seisd 'i:i for e. i. Gtaat 1ad IL ls; sss VIZ
@ u 'ss s9st ~ md M q 1T ssi e S
iey, IND while believe l,o was us sta!rnrt =
the j,oiicy. but / di II: a1,d N! never 10 sorr,'
for T.. Now HEn!tt. In lHs1'. after all you hnv9
s 1 na 9 mmr u ~ he s'n a ft II se ssn,s
Of tho 1;nird Suites fs,r the cunsc n h1,!nHn
liberty. tho suppression nr Democratic reinll-
tocy II Convtesa. the constitutional ntncnd-
tnGllts' and hlntttng ni,t iOrcverIMs WI: Rnn,
No., " dpGs 9, ~ 1
With tue party that aceompl!shca tEeac , e great M
results. 1ait wilh fhnt pMrty which hnd 10 aIe
Now, Mr.. 'rrn'nbu!l; shall follow your 9dvce,
an" an,, Hr'S mt T w 'nH @ , pa1nSf m sK tn y M
arc tho nelnocrntic .pnrty of lss0 any more ''e
1MHyE M Arg they aMy more In symnA'hy With the
Wore n isSSf i" tNey 1--we the t'aE an,i thte
CONSTITUTION, Wi.h NJ inc n'Mndmcnts. innrc
,a% sy t' tG II 10 sh"s osc III sns a1s
butter thun thcy siil in ltto. when st!ycriE was
dl1 that purity otcntnc cH,sycrtca from t.s old
"dOctritcs a11ti tri!diaons tliat wtro,t "std'ld-
E Wnst IS !, shst shey oce q ,oS@as nu now
AZ state.riqhts doeirnc "ny ,EI icss I'D, dangerous
about tno De!noerl.t!9 purity ,hat coin,nends +
eclf 20 yn!lr tuxnral'le consideration i,,ore thn
II dn IN lsgof MnvG yGn n.y. tiens IT, Ereaiter
portion u your !Ee ~ HBnllnR sue " B!0e
with s'nther. i.inSoltl. Lnsn1ny, e a.
| for free speech and free bhllotf Anu IL
f frthcr fee% rearca res s o o u" svc M siaes s now
icnti ltSpuL'lc cannot Iong endure Without 4
| Tree blsul A'l1 atl honest cotft o. inc t0tea!
y It rot aisn truo anat snen lung as iasr
eleeton free bullet or @n honest count u ".
, 1880-10-12

Special NIpalfh "a 1Ns E&Itd90 1F1kNN1,
Elois, ILL.,, Oct, 1l.-Thu 0tlta,fellowS OF Elgln
Encall,pment, No. III. worry appropriately ootil.
ulosuoFute.i ther ninth anniversary Saturday
avstlluE. 4 number of cllg4linpmcnts rroul nthur
aneguhps by lhe ntulbrrs uf the hHu,e IuKtt,
nll,aiu, and u tntlt,t,ut. The lodge will hereafter
repoRt itE celebration annually,
, 1880-10-12
A steady Grows.. Of sound Principles,

:, OUtsF11 nv n EEIMlhff. ~,
In the sGcund olectiuf district Of tho Town of
CatAkl leetls. in the fall 0f lb1S tho vote stood
Y Follows ,hoPub,!1an, II; Democratic, 70;
Republican, "; pemoosAsto. III. III ls7V tho liu-
publioaus cast 41 Votes ther6. but how runs the
lido now in this manufacturing yi!aRuf ],
Nr0d. Horton, the SectGtary Ut the GARFIELD and
Arthur Club Of Lecds, Hfitea that they will soon
have over 100 signatures, all voters aud rpsl1ln9
, 1880-10-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

rNjH HAl.E-A FjHsT-CI.AyH CHURCH oIlfiAN
Z noary now. In roA ,rucr: las hsce rows ot nun
ait, twGnty sdnl keTs atd f9rty rcaissts.
UliS XEHLlsf. Is Mas ta!l.st., tfhattulphin.
, 1880-10-12

CA1AuRH-ItelIef In Gye minutes In every
casksn gratifying. wholesoue relief beyn3a @
tiot, aud IL rapid, 1adlcRl. mud permanent Ask
for Bans0rd'1 Radical Cure, Complete for -
, 1880-10-12
THE COUNTY board.
Changes in Polling Places, Judges,
Etc.
Annual Reports of the Insane Asylum
and Poor-House.
Tim t,rcnter Part Of tho New Court
House to 10 Really HAY /.

House 10 NO Ncauy maJ IL
--
Tho l,oprd of County Commissioners met yes
tcrtlay aftcruoon President Stewart IN 'hoehhs.
communication WINS received from ,,.. Jneol,
DO authorized 10 hrs four a'l',t,onGi CLERKS 1or
the purpose OF tnhRlnN ost 1atuThs.Hhnu" p"-
rcrs, 10 eontltlue ~ seFf!eo utlh1 WOW - Ac
fcrred 10 tho COMMITTEE OIL l.uo'lc serVlce'
Tho contract With tho Ehichgo q l'oHont
Stone Company for the construction Of tho silc-
Walk aroon" -, .nu w" ""' "pp'''e"
ny wv v9.o ,l, o. - :" - ,,a,s,,,u oo,.
ch,dcl 10 tu,y judge prcscott's hook of urjgnnl
un,rins n, fank ts,ny rcnltv. mt, m n,,uroprl.
alton of tsoo was votea fur taat purpose. ,
An estimate for s7,Oo, frn,n Tic Lenont sto,,n
company fur llusx!nu fnr tho conrt-lso,,so rde-
Public nniid!nEs md Service. A..
rotth Town. ,u,~l1 to- III, tus,uu y,e"ney s'''' "
A communication wis received from tho Inst
Mar5 ,nhony to s''o @ a'rcs. That she hui bccn
cheated by tho meat consrnctor upon NJ, or'ler
pr1,rs,sn.,:,,. .t:rs, AM, ,rpt,rs,
,,',.s ,,s',',tn sa.r,a., n, ,,h,u,
"a, ectep4e sqdrso snpy p pe,,'ous ' tr cnses il
mud Judges st c,sston .,,,.: tcGr,s Ss.
b. ". Sutherland lii .p'aro Of sturry Sclson iii
~ ss Of os"rSs "; ,x Dr1ew x'na ~ sho s",,ftn ,, rr
raee ree =" u T"os the a' rss %%a IN o % fs sscss IT
Of Tho Eu,,t Warsl; 1lr1iu,,ot, Loy IN piuco
Of M.r. l,Arrc.t in tho Fifth l'reetinct of tho
Jnlcs ronllcli In the Estli Precinct of thu
N .'N"N F." ~ ~, ~ >-.'.,. 1,",.s, ~. r ~ ,.t.,,,
, 1880-10-12
TILE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Doard Decides to Make an Of.
fer for the PoBt0fice
Building.
4 Petition Which Should yc TREATED
Wilt Some Respect.


spoal noInx ycster,ar w i,,a af,r, nnfoey y.t ns,l
iI.'.s :" v,, '",, nu present Meesra.
't.,a1, Ill., sp,Mg"e. Masa'l' "a'ker, an'I Onahan.
InS 70 est csaT Il" ntrn to aaa II" s.s ensst
fc''f''ev g.',. " =, =, ,,,,s- ,,..
TIVE ohp ftsI.oFFlCs PROPERTY.
bfr. Onahnn snti1nlttod Tho report, which set
forth what wns tlunp nt tho conrtrcnee win tbs
."n''n,t'eu ~ sc''', mn'1 iraMfyt aho stated
tnat tne o'luehce hnuuctH estanllshed bcSund
all controversy these thota! - II
Cho"so ~ rao.o . h'orry WA .ho motive ma f.
s,o,n. o y, nnxor,uon, m u .so''''' WIN 'no o"ff"
3. That object was Ind down publicly and prI-
vntctr ms tt,a tnyottvp tr tttrnte ti,o ,,rreet,.
ry legislation from Congress. The M Icui,loturn VII or
Illinois, and tho CITY Council of t:h!caso, lie
.nr!ha' Asse". ana concurrence " encn oi tuese
Oo'lica being csse .,ia1 to rive effect to tho cx;
4. Thot. dur'nr Inn ncnt;rncy of Tim ortu,no,
,rn.,onIt,,,. .,,n ,,r -, a.,s 49,, ,L.. = H., 49,
Ilueesot'sa "'u W " Ai'u o'un .une "'.oi tuo
rHisel nr tnadn ly or In bct,uf IL tho Sei,ool
1s'mrd that tho lovnr,l.ncnt building w.,lIl be
ry,ne sy Ut eiis n tn s"h Fnd fpu 'of 's p"''s'
!. Tint tho School floarl has da equitable
clulln FOR rental Ut the all'! pret,,iapa over an
which WIN tMkcu for the School Fund mud Eivci
In cxcllRpgo.
They regarded tho clnlm Of the Library rs
established on tic ground OF pubHc faith. md
thtrGrnrp submitted tho nlltust1nrnt nf tho
question tn tlle hOnor OF The Sahnel I1part1, III
ii ID thn: ' % psttir,ae"t @ whIct Si.i satis{y tic
Just expectations Of tho community. nti,t' t'u
cunforuinhie tu tho facts md tho tcstisltnly
Air. Onuhan said It would only DO proper. ID
cntior.
Mr. srfakuc nfKea tno nprolntment 1t y cong,
~ 10 & ,S ~ ' s"
s,,,,r. ,Snt ~, nn,s, ss,s wiiItnW r. H., NM
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thonEht # wo,, q bo Wise to have committed
,'n IN " siI,sn.t th1nE "Ivth,yr col t,c nc
cnn,1,ishnt In ,int xnv Ty,n ntntv tt,nr 10 liz
tnna ,ras T., III u''' "'s' "' o'' ''''"s ~ ~
oon" WINS ~
MAKE r'torosiFios fon tue LEASE
Gf tho n11.E TS hssy =" f9r ra c Ms e
ttt!e! to fatr rntAl on tho vnlie of tho Bride,
well lot. lic btlieyed such proposition would
Mr.. Onatinn said II tho report went 10 the
tlunrl lhuy could scc an whnt Gasls tho Library
H,.lrl would nicrt thcnl.
Inspector Armstrong, by invitation, stated
TINT 1T tic lust meeting Of tho liourd or E4iMcA-
tton tturu wns nothing ,le!nlt before It. While
IL sa taS st be su ,ouxht n Il Wo III
ter ta:n IL a i ront. Int = ''N's'e'''' " - ="
enct Il would 10 cUnccdtng that tic Library bud
| t,D cluin ,lpun tho building.
After loug ul,t desllIsory talls Us to whnt The
report wns atloptcd. md resolution collc,'rrcs
| III TINT the rGpnrt fully expressed the views oi
proposition tu lay rental c1t,IvnlHnt to q pt,
I cent On The present value Ut tho old Hrtdewci
lot; ..,..,
reception wcrc ordered to ~ Bprcil1 on the
min,,.rs.
, 1880-10-12

Legitimate stock speculation contoIuptstes
small M we'll III largo f,Iytstil,snta- e3A IN 0r
dollars III profits. Tho ttekiv FINANCIAL Report.
published by John A. DniYo Cn.. Nj. Il Waii
street, New Nnrk, " sntirsiy rsPutnblc aIl
ooncernuE stock speculation. 1t Il sent lroe.
, 1880-10-12

DEfssONAl-l.11Tl.E GoLD1E-uO NOT HH
! AlaFu4Al. u<up ltU . tti1si you know NY nj.
dress. AM Aurty N4x nut III To-day, =
, 1880-10-12

in thu district. They now hare riRhsy.,hrcc
,mc,ni,cra. II, W. Mygr Ia President ltltl l., r.
Inlch Treasurer Ut tim Club.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-06
More salmon than water.
ALASKA letter.

aN
As for the salmon, as seen this morn
ing urging their way up the swift,
Drawing current--tens OF thousands OF
them, side BY side, with their backs out
Of the water 10 shallow places -nothing
that ! could write may possibly give
anything like fair conception of the
extravaganza Of their numbers. There
il more salmon apparently, bulk for
bulk, than water. In fording the stream
the writhipg multitudesy crowding
against one another, could not get ont
81 ones way. One Of our men waded
out ID the midst Of them and amused
himself BY seizing them aboye the tail
and swinging them over his head.
Thousands If them could thus be taken
by tile hand while they are making
their way over The Swallows among the
stones. Whatever may be said Of other
resources Of the territory, i Is hardly
possible 10 exaggerate the importance
Of her fisheries. Not to mention cod,
herring, halibut, etcy there are proba-
sbIy not luss than q thousand salmon
streams ID South Eastern Alaska ~
large 81 larger than this one (about
forty foot wide) crowded with fine
salmon every year The run com-
lpepced this year more than D month
auo, aud the King Salmon, one of the
I've species recoguized BY tbs Indians,
r. 81 : /.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-06
Hancock Dcascn, but the Dark
Cloud has q silver Elfning.

| Wego to press earlier than usual,
and though we have procured special
dispatch from the New Orleans Dem
ocrat within the last half hour, the ex-
act result Of the election Of members
Of Congress il not yet known. Han
cock, the noblest, purest and best pres
idcntial candidate since the days Of
Washington, has a majority or about
one hundred thousand on the popular
vote, but Garfield is elected by
213 electoral votes to 1856 for Han
cock. Hancock carried California,
New Jersey, and Nevada and every
southern state. The next senate will
stand 80 democrats to 81 republicans.
As far as known, the next house of
representatives viii stand l46 republi-
cans, 1a2 democrats, and 5 green
hackers. s.z E5.3
Louisiana elects q democratic con-
gresham in every one of her six con-
gressional districts except ours. In
our district, by staying at home, the
democrats have succeeded IN defeating
their nominee, Hon. John S. Billiu,
and in electing Darrall, the republican
nominee. We have no time now to
comment on the cause of Hancock's
defeat, but will do SO at an early day.
Fortunately the law-making depart
ment of the government will not be
controlled by the republican party,
and if Gen. Garfeld's administration
is as wise and prudent az Gen. Hayes
has been, the Sonth will have fair
chance to live in peace, and develop
her commercial and industrial interests,
at least for four Years longer.