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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30
Washington Notes.

Washington, 29.-The senate COM
mittee on railroads hold a special
meeting on Thursday, when Governor
Brown, Tennessee, vice President of
the Texas Pacific Railroad, will be
heard in advocacy of the bill to extend
the time for it5 completion.
At a, meeting of the House com
mittee on private land claims, to-day,
Representative Burrows, OF Michigan,
as q subcommittee on the Santillan
bill, reported it back TO the inll COM
mittee favorably. His written report
upon it is substantially repetition OF
the arguments heretofore submitted
in its advocacy by the attorneys OF the
so-oalled San Francisco Land AssC-
citation of Philadelphia, which claims
to have purchased the Ssnlillan title
in good faith and which, during the
last three Congresses, has per
sistently bat thus far unsuc-
cessinlly, endesvoied to pro-
cure the passage of the pend
ing bill. It provides, as will be re-
membered, for the readjudicating Of
the whole question of the validity OF
the Sautillan grant, which covers
the greater part OF San francisco,
upon the condition that the said
claimants shall previously convey to
the city authorities, as trustees, full
REIMBURSEMENT of the title in favor
of the present holders of title prop
erty, the alleged purpose being to lay
the foundation for Subsequent relief
by Congress in the shape of lien lands
or other Indemnity for the alleged IL
Justice of the Supreme Courts
rejection of the grant. 1t will
also be remembered that this
Republication is asked for on
the strength of alleged newly die
covered evidence, consisting mainly Of
what purports TO be book of records
discovered at Santa Barbara mum
Der of years after the Supreme Court
had finally pronounced the grant 9
forgery. Representative Pacheco
who is a member of the committee
to-day, expressed his decided belle
that this so called evidence is spu
rious and manufactured, and in
sisted that, aside from the gray
questions OF public policy involved il
the proposed reopering Of such
} long adjudicated matter, the bll
should be rejected as fraud. Tn
. committee, however, seemed to b
greatly impressed with the showin
3 made by the claimants, and although
/: by the adjournment, to-day, it wen
S over to the next meeting, the indica
tons all point strongly towards de
? cision 70 report the bill.
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The Opposition.

San Francisco, go. - The news.
paper war against the proposition to
abolish Wells, Fargo & Co's. letter
express still continues. The Daily
NelgS, Virginia City, Nevada. Ida ana
Cregoniaa, aud Standard, Portland,
Oregon, attack the proposition
strongly; also the following weekly
journals of the state: GrGsSgalLe5
TTdings, TTuckee Republican. DiroH
Tribune, Alameda EncinqL, PetaLum0
Argus, AtiOch Ledger. Chico Record,
Napa Register. 50. Helena star and
Satina Republican. Petitions to per-
NIT the company to continue the
business are being numerously signed
throughout the state.
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Two MEMBERS of Congressman
Wright's labor committee that Wis.
tied the west last summer do not
agree with the chairman and other
members in attributing the unsatis.
factory condition OF affairs in San
Francisco to the presence of Chinese.
The minority report, as published in
the HERALD, finds that other cities
where there are no Chinese, have
hard times for the laboring classes;
and that, while the Mongolians, in
working for less wages, unquestion-
Ebly have some effect upon white
Workmen's pockets, the extraya-
gance, speculation, and in fact the
shouldering of more than they can
carry, are the chief causes for the
troubled state of things at the Golden
Gate. The Chinese gel more blame
and credit than they are entitled TO.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE,

Washington, 2s.-The response OF
tie secretary of state to the Senate
resolution calling for information
concerning action under the Spanish
claims treaty of 1919, was referred to
the committee on foreign relations.
Allison and Teller gave notice OF
amendments TO the Ute treaty bill.
Ordered printed.
Kernan's bill for an International
exhibition on the anniversary OF the
recognition of American independ-
ence in 1888 was discussed.
Thurman approved the plan.
Eaton, from the committee On
appropriations reported with amend
meats the immediate deficiency
appropriation bill. Calendar, it
appropriates S6O7, 900 for United
states marshals and deputies, and
100000 for the government printing
Offices.
Kirkwood presented the memorial
of the Iowa legislature protecting the
Innocent users of patent articles.
Cameron presented the memorial
OF the Wisconsin legislature FOL
Wright's plan OF improving the Up
per Mississippe and It's tributaries.
By Cockrell, for opening drec
trade between the states of the Mis-
sis.ippi Valley and Brazil.
Coke said in view of the important
amendments to the Ute bill he would
not ask vote on it this morning, bu
moved its consideration to allo7
Teller to speak upon it.
COckrill desired consideration Of tn
lcalendar. Thurman the GeneV'
award bill and Mcpherson the bill 70
board of survey and the completion
of the double turret.
The legal teDder bill was taken up
Thurman moved to strike iron
Hoar's Substitute the clause instruct
ing the court of commissioners +
allow, as second class, claims fo- th
payment of premiums for war risks
A discussion ensued as to the ex
clusion of war premiums, In th
course of which Thurman said
There Is likely to be several million
left in the treasury OF thu GeneV
= award after all the claims made b
, the tribunal are paid. He did nc
believe we were under moral obliga
tions ID return the remainder Il
Great Britain. He thought it SHOULD
be distributed to first class owners
then, if a surplus remained, to thosi
whose property was destroyed by ez
culpated cruisers.
Blaine defended the cruisers WI
periodically risked everything il
defense of the flag.
| Thurman retorted that it was no
patriotism, but business TO sail thei
ships, even at a loss, rather than lie
Them rot In the harbOrs. During al
EXTENDED colloquy between Balm
and Thurman, the latter suddenly
raised his hand to his forehead ant
seemed about to fall. He was he!pet
into the cloak room. Thereupon tht
subject was dropped and the resoiu
ton tor a board of survey on double
turreted monitors was amended ant
passed.
Adjourned.
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The Hour records the remark Of a
sagacious Scotcbman, not long ago,
after completing the round trip to and
from the Rocky Mountains, "Dye
know that my travels in this country
led me TO the conclusion that the
polished and cultured PORTION OF
the American people develop a re-
MARI kable faculty for staying at
hoD,a9D
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zoe after 200.

San Francisco, 29.-Tucson d.
spatch: The following command have
been sent from Arizona 10 report t.
General Hatch, with a view to the
pursuit OF the Indians under Victoria.
Captain Mcclellan. with company L,
Sixth cavalry; Lieutenant Gatewood
in command OF the company of To-
dian scouts, and twenty-five men OF
the Sixth cavalry; and Lieutenant
Miller in command of fifteen soldiers
of the Sixth Cavalry and one company
of Indian scouts Victoria is reported
to have 200 warriors and is now east
of the Rio Grand The entire Gem
mand of General Hatch in the field
will not exceed 700.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

THE SAN Francisco ALJG says that
within the last five years that city has
spent s65. 100000. collected by assess
mentl on mining stocks, for work
that has not paid $5,OOO.0OO, and,
with all its yield and present true
value, is rot worth $4,000, 600
More than 80 per cent. OF the expen.
diture has gone into mines that have
never paid q dividend, and 10 per
cent. more has gone into other mines,
in which the assessments have ex-
ceeded the dividend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

The NEW spelling is to be intro.
duced in all the Prussian schools on
April Let. All new school books are
henoelorth to be printed with the re-
formed spelling, and no educational
works with the old spelling will be
permitted to be used in the schools
after the lapse Of a certain interval.
The governments Of Austria, Bavaria
and Wurtsmburg had adopted the
new spelling some little time before
that of Prussia. With the exception
OF one Or two limited classes of words,
the reformed photography has already
received the adherence of the leading
organs of the daily and periodical
press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

The Troy Press (democratio) calls
upon Senator Hill, of Georgia, to dis
prove the allegations sgains! him if
he can. 1t says: He cannot plead
in this instance that the matter is
private, for it is not. The charge is
that he has secured appointments in
the government departments fol
two or three relatives of a woman
with whom he holds improper rela-
tions. 1. is alleged that these ap-
pointments were the price of q
woman's honor-that, in fact, he is
putting his hand into the public
treasury TO pay for his immoralities.
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The Sequence.

San Francisco. - Santa Ro: a
dispatch: George w. Roney was shot
and killed by G. II. Hayes, on Satur-
day night. while attempting to enter
the house OF the latter. Letters pur.
porting to come from Mrs. Hayes in.
duced Roney to make the attempt.
Roney was leading member OF the
w. P. G. for SoHoma County and
delegate to the workingmen's state
convention last summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

The NEW YORK Sun is Of the
opinion that the Salvation Army
should have remained in England and
worked witb the sinners there, instead
of coming over here and attempting
to get up a revival. The Sun is
correct in this, as it is in pretty
nearly everything else.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
Tuesday MORNING. MAR. 80, 1880

THE DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake Uity, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLIsHIEG COMPANY. Sub
scription price $1,000 per annum, post
age included; parts of year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD ls
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 a year, postage
included; parts Of year at the same
rate
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 a year;
six months, SIPS, postage included.
Postage outside the U. s. and Canada,
extra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

GRANT HAS not yet withdrawn from
the presidential race. He found the
opposition to him in particular, and
the third term in general, was SO
much Of a boom on his return from
Mexico, that he was in a measure
nonplused. As soou as he RECEIVERS
and becomes able to act intelligentiy,
he will get out of the way of every
body.
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rejected. Also preventing the pay
ment of salary to any diplomatic
officer not mentioned in this bill.
Neal withdrew his defense 10 the
Furty-ffth Congress Of Bailey, consul
general at Shanghai, because he then
believed false the charges he now
knew true.
Adjourned.
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Places Voting.

Firt 1fatsicipal Ward, at the Ninth
District Schoolhouse.
Second Municipal Ward. AT thr
County Court House.
Third Municipal Ward, At the Six
tenth District Schoolhouse.
FJurth Municipal Ward, At the
Twentieth District Schoolhouse.
Fifth Municipal Ward, at the CITY
Hall.
The Polls viii open at one hour after Sun
rise and continue open until Sunset.
Said Election to be held, conducted and re-
turns thereof made in acccr dance with the
provisions Of an Ordinance of ssid civ. en-.
titled IAN Ordinance Regulating Special
Elections" passed March 9th. 1850, and Of an
ordinance, entitled AN Ordinance Regulating
Elections ana providing for the Registration Of
Voters" passed November 18th, 1879.
s~-0s In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and afixed
( SEAL. the Corporate Seal Of Salt lake
City, this Goth day of March,
@~0~s AID. 1880.
JOHN T. GAME,
HI Recorder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

IL TEXAS tbs Presbyterian women
are preaching. as the new book OF
discipline provides that nothing shall
be called an ofense or admitted as
an accusation which cannot be proved
to be such from the Scripture, az in
terpretsd in the standards of the
church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

AMERICA IS sending grain to Russia,
the greatest Whest-growing country
under the sun. War has its benefits.
The United States has reaped and Is
resping a rich harvest from the late
disputes in eastern lands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

THEY APPEAR to appreciate Par
nell, the educated Kearney, in bis
own country. On Saturday he at
tempted to address a crowd OF Irish
men, and was driven off the platform
by a shower Of stale eggs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

The NEW YORK Observer offers
premium of 500 to students 10 theo-
logical seminsries for the "bes5 esssy
designed to counteract any one of the
many forms OF assault upon Chris
tianity by modern inGdelity."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

IT IS said that the Schurz-Ute agree
ment bill will meet strong opposition
in the House committee on Indian
affairs. A bill is to be introduced in
the Senate providing for settling In
dams upon lands in severalty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

The CoLoRED citizens of Providence,
B. l., who claim to cast 600 votes,
are striving to obtain a representation
in the legislature and repeal of the
iptermarriage prohibition.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. L. P. Jewell. governor OF
New Jersey is at the Walker.
@. @. Goodwin, Esq, Of Virginia
city, registered at the Walker on
Monday evening.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, in and for Sail
Lake County, Territory Of Utah,
In the matter of the Estate


IL INC matter OF the Estate
Of
Charles q. Hampstead, Deceased
Notice is hereby given tina. Mary '. Hemp.
stead, having filed in this Court her petition
praying that her share Of the estate Of said
deceased, Of which estate William B Whitehfll
is executor, be given to her upon her giving to
ssid executor bond Of indemnity as provided
by law; the hearing Of the same has been fixed
oy said Court for Saturday, the third day Of
APRIL 1850. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day at the Court room thereof at the County
Court house in the city and county Of Salt
Lake, and all persona interested IN said estate
zre Notified then and there TO appear and show
cause, If any they have, why the said petition
should not be granted.
49, Witness my hand and the seal Of
r the Probate Court this 23d day of
March, 1880.
49, D. B0oKHoLT, Clerk.
Probate Court, S. Go.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

DOR THE CARPENTER WORK ON
the z: C. NJ. I. Store at Ogden will
be received at our Office in Salt Lake
City until April 10Th. For plans, speci
fcations and particulars, apply at our
Office or TO Obed Taylor, Architect.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
mic B. s. ELDREDGE, Sup't.
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Elk CoNGREssMEN LUTTRELL, Of
California, is in Washington, trying
to get a patent for a mine said to be
located on an Indian reservation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30

SEVERAL CONTRIBUTIONS concerning
the canal and on other topics are
crowded out OF this mornings HERALD.
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SALT LAKE THEATRE

Salt Lake Dramatic Assn. Proprietors.
H L. A. CuImer, ,,.,.,,rs
Horace G.. Whitney. !
LEGITIMATE DRAMA!
Will be presented by an entirely New Home
Company. composed of the leading amateurs
and professionals of this city,
Thursday Evening, April 1St, 1880,
This thrilling and beautiful drama in
tahIeauv entitled The
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SHAKESPEARB'S TRAGEDIES

Belonging to Mrs. NJ G. Clawaon, and
borrowed by some person, would be
thankfully received by the owner. It is
bound in red, with Illuminated Illustra-
tons, and is one of a series of Shakes
p ares works. m28
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T Gerrish, Park City; B Z White, Ter
minus U & N K r; G e Chandler and
wife, Bingham; q Z Wetmore, New
York; r Knott. G 4 Morgan, It Joe;
j NJ Appleman, Illinois; F II Meyers,
Blackf0ot.
WALKER HOUSE,.
G G Goodwin, Virginia City; A CI
Emerson, Provo; DR. Plnkerton, Glas-
gov; A F Fraser, Miss Frazer. Scot and;
j w Twynmass, London; Mr. and Mrs
j L NJ Vincent, Queensland; w h
FereDs, England; Rev Joseph Berry,
New Zealand; + NJ Carton, Cincinnati;
Harry Wood, Bingham; j l. Austin, 4
b + and r d Rhsoes, Bingham; G w
Moore, Ogden; l. S Hoichkisa, San
Francisco; A Reid, Scotland, Mr. and
Mrs Moore. Kentucky; G William
son, Virginia; J NJ Russell, Ogden; o I
Schneider, Germania; w b Loring,
Umaho; w P Noble, Sandee, WyO; l.
? Jewett, Hartford, Conn; j b Cav,
Chicago; I S Hamilton and wife, Sheri-
dan; j @ Higgins, Wise oDsiD; j Bart
lett, Toledo; 5 Hawkes., Frisco; G Il
Bruce, Chicago.
Cliff HOUSE.
G Andrew and wife Ionia, Mich; II
Hansen, San Francisco; l. II Merrill,
American Fork; G d Bradley, Bingham;
Miss Maggie Bowman, Arnold Wall,
Park City; Mrs j Strickley and children,
J II Livingston, VIM Short, J Filming,
Alta; J D McGoak. Bingham.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Samuel Hoar, London; Rev w Fl
Rayburn and wife, San Francisco; II
Ruthe and wife, Bingham; e Rotor and
wife, Provo; q w Drake, Kansas; Gee
Kearson, George Brown, Leadvil!t; JnC
Taylor and wi g, England 5 w Peter.
son, Dry Cailon; F j May, ] Wilson, j
Gibson, Idaho; Miss Ida Hammer {
Moore, Ogd, n; James Steen, Illinois; (
II Palmer. Detroit, Mich; Z b Rosen-
baum, w A Tsddis, Omahs.
WHITE HOUSE,
T T McLoad, Bonanza; j Edwards
Ogden; D F McKim, Park City; j Tur.
ner, Springville; T Flint, American
Fork; 5 Jones and wife, Mathies
Omaha; j Barrett, d Trott, Alta; + Z
Balan. Wasstch; A Holt, West Jordan
II Carey, Ogden; S McCourt, w Daniels
) Hays, Geo Hall and wifi, A Mauzry
f Selcy, b Whittick, II Sch Ter, j
Turner, E II Price, S T Mount and
wife, Miss Craft, Col q N Merrill, Wm
Cooper, Binghami A CsrboIt, Fl a
John, Corinne.
OVERLAND HOUSE.
Walter Russell, Ogden; j B Smith
Park City; g deirson, g Brown, Cgden.
w Weber, d Tia; NJ o Brian, ElDoradC
Gallon, New; j McClane, Jas McClane
Cache; q campbell, Stock ton; j Glover
Lehi; J NJ jackson, Park City; Tho.
Stringer, Cottonwood; J Brink, Z c
Brink, Nebraska; Mrs j II Gordon and
children, Boise City, Idaho; 0 Tneisel,
Bingham; J Kitto, I Dunstan, Nevada;
H 5 Graf, White River Agency; q
Drake, Silver Reef S Mckee Bear
River; A E Brien, Challis, Idaho; S
Garnes, Springviile.
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OVERLAND HOUSE.
WINES AND LIQUORS
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.

Families and others wishing pure and una
dulterated Wines, Whistles, Gins, Brandt S.
ETC., either Imported or Dom este, will find at
the Occidental" No. Is Firs South Street. the
choicest artic es at the lowest possible margin.
mo villainous trash that is Liquor only in
name desecrates our premises
n. B.-Family Trade solicited.
AUER & MURPHY, Props.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.
NOTICE.

AT a meeting OF the Board of Director.
of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, at the Company's office, in the Civ
of San Francisco, held on March 17t5
1850, the following resolutions were
asOpted-to wit:
[CoPY.l
Resolved, That Salt Lake City, in the
County of Salt Lake be- and Is hereby
designated as the principal place of bust
ness Of this Company in the Territory of
Utah.
Resolved, Thst Thomss Marshall, now
resIdir G at Salt Lake City. in Salt Lake
County, and Territory Of Utah, is hereby
designated as the person on whom pro-
cess, Issued by authority or under the
laws of said Territory, az inst this Com
pany, may be served. in accordance with
the laws of said Territory"
OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
San Francisco. March II, 1880.
City and County ofSan Francisco.
State Of California. 50.
1, E. II. Miller, jr., secretary of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company. do
hereby certify the foreFoing to be
full, true and correct copies of Resolu.
lions adopted by the Board of Directors
Of said Company at MEETING thereof,
leld at the Office of the Company on the
18th day of March, 1880.
In witness whereof, I have
SEAL J hereunto set my hand and
OF affixed the Corporate seal, |
coRPN this 18th day OF March, 1880.
E. ii. MILLER, JR,
Secretary G. P. r. r. Co.
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PLANS ARE under discussion. in
Washington, for maintaining the cir
culation Of fraction silver currency.
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THE CARELESS oRchEsTRA.
NOTICE.

r HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the SALT LAKE CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the Office of
Pr sident John Taylor. Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory, on Saturd y, April 18th, 1880, at .
pm. for the election of Oficers for the ensu-
ing yesr.
R. R. ANDERSON,
Sec rotary.
Salt Lake City, March 9th, 1880. m2S
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a FINE assortment of Programme
and Ball Cards at the herald oIfIce
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Instrumental Music, by
CARELESS ORCHESTRA.
Vocal Music, by Leading
AMATEURS of this City.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
I. 3. Clobeey, Jehn T. Lyn.h,
". W Chisholm =. Sel n,.n
Henry Monheim, John s. Barnes,
III. G. Phillips.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
Frank TilfoId, L. E. Holden,
J ohm a, HanGer, A. Gould,
q. W Bennett, Charles Pepper,
Louis Cohp, Henry Wagner,
Thomas n srshsll, q. K Gileh LIst.
ii. II. Walker, Samuel Kahn
James Forbes, G. Goldberg.
PROVO.
P. II. Emerson, 7, Beesley.
CoRIENR. BINGHAM.
z. Ii. Church. X. u. Clark.
ALTA. PARK CITY.
James Tucker, James Pierson.
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
James 1.-two, John S. Scott,
james Anderson, Geo, G. Douglass,
John G. Fox, John Cunuington.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
7. E. Clohecy John D. Coalter,
J. S. Stewsr., Allen Fowler.
Geo. a. Back, John s. Barnes.
COMMITTEE on MUSIC.
". F. JameF, Augustus Podlech.
John T, Hardy.
PRICES OF TICKETs--CoNCERT AND BALL
Admitti' Gentleman and Lady $500
Each additional Lady Leo
To CONCERT.
Dress Circle 75c.
Reserved Seats, extra 25c.
Family Circle SOC.
Gallery 25c
As it is the desire of the Masonic Fra
ternity to promote Scciality at these
Entertainments, Gentlemen are not re-
quired TO appear in Full Dress.
mI6
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
March 20, 1880.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

] Hinman. New York; E P Ferry, L
F Gerrish, Park City; B + White, Ter
minus U & N r. r; G e Chandler and
wife, Bingham; q E Wetmore, New
York; j r Knott, G 4 Morgan, It joe
j NJ Appleman, Illinois; f II Meyers
Rlackflnf
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Promenade Concert and Ball.
IN AID OF THE
MASONIC LIBRARY,
TO BE GIVEN ON
TUESDAY EVE. March 80, 1880,
AT THE
IT Il H A II r II .