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OUR RED PIG rs.


WASHINGTON, Dec. lin his annual report tho
secretary OF the interior gives review not only of
tho operations OF the past year, but of the four
years o9 his administration. The larger part Is de-
voted g Indian affairs In hia opening chapter upon
tAls subject the secretary eyee an explanation Of
an important change which has taken place with
regard 10 the reservation system He SAYS that nj.
though AZ first accepting he found H. the reserya-
non policy which had 40 long been followed by the
Indian oihce, more extensive observation and study
OF Tie mntfer gradually convinced him that this
vac mistaken policy, and that /. would be better
for the Indians and nore IN accordance with Justice
~ Wen ~ WiHt uxpediency u respect their home at
fAcnuenks, ~ Leave thhul upon tho lands they nc
capped provided such lands were capable of WELD
Ins stustenpnee ~ agricultural pastoral pursuits
anl pey,n and soi0w up the practice Of introducing
Anoh6 then habits and occupations Of ciyiiz.d life
on nc grOutd they Inhabited In vcsof th fct also
that 1ic lnhhtennaca " syst6in OF larye rpsarv,
tiohs hganHb in pressure ci white inu,i lrntiu ANA
setteireDt would ~ the course VI time bocnn,e I'm,
ptArtiesD!s, sis1tni policy hrr been followed
ANsos AVr s " Jtet settieiHent Of the Indians uoi
JsnE IN revcralty, disposal III, tha- he,s ~ ~
lhuas not required for this puFuosr and rr.d1 ~,
- prepare tle way for their fnal llrorr r n :, 49,.
tho body polite a. INDEPENDENT ana snlf 80; :, - -
invested With AL fhe rgl.ts viii "a olhar in5
OF the county possess JLo results already ,c.,,,
outlook IN some other directions ara !, ~
general terms and illustrated by speclac sCfs ~ .,
progress made by individual irib2s "
The secretary does not make any recommended,
OF Importance IN regard to land grant ralroaJs ~,
recspitulatsa their last annual reports and satr. "a
The res1t Of Investigation msde By the govotn,nert
elditor. that their property IL IN good Condition
The.r earnings hare elargely increased, and athougS
rates both for freight and passengers have been -
dured II s believed that there will be with tho All
ing M Of the country wes. Of the Missouri r.mu
pefatlye bustlesb enough for each Of them.
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Some Things to Dlsbelieye.

When man advertises for part
ner, and wants young man to put
in small investment of one hun.
dren or five hundred dollars and
promises to pay him realization Of
fifty or one hundred per cent. profit,
don't believe it. When a man offers
to give away knowledge of the ut
NEST value tor tho cure Of consump-
tion, ard any and all other diseases,
by merely sending three-cent
postage stamp to pre- pay Eos'age,
don't believe it. When II man pro-
poses to mako every one else rich,
and looks TO other peoples interest
moro than his own, don't believe it.
When a man offers TO give you
something Of great value Tor some
thing of less value-in other words,
gives you something for nothing,
don't believe it. Many persons ad-
vertise on purpose to tiIch young
men of their money gained by hard
labor, and before entering into any
speculation which may be offered to
you take advantage of tho many
means ut your command, ascertain
the facts with reference to the pro-
posed business before you invest,
and thus assist in etfecLually break
ing up these swindling establish
mentS.
, 1880-12-10
IN ATLANTIC CABLE.



Iospry. u. I.-Laycocks friends in sydney,
Australia, have sent u cable dispatch announcing
that th,y have deposited $3.50 to aid him In ahihg
up hi, stake IA his match with HSnlan anu that
more none, viii follow. Hanlau wishes the title TO
the championship OF the world to be contested IN
.Iuaurship Abolished
LoSpoS Dee. l.-'rh. council OF Judges have re-
solved by large majority 10 recommend the aooli-
ton Of the chicf judseship Of commons.
stIi moro cold
Loxnov. Dec. NEARLY s2OOO,OOO in gold was
Withdrawn for New York to-day.
convent BuTned.
DUBLIN. Dec, THE house OF She Sisters Of Char.
ity in ruam. County Galway, burned to-day
A failure.
LoSpoS, Doc IA land meeting held at Bslly
Castle county Antrim. yesterday, was failure.
only two hundred persons were present, ana the
speakers were hiSsed.
turkey and Greece
yRSNA, Dec. lit IL reported that the Turkish
minister at Athens has made Overtures to Greece in
order 10 ascertain whether she is disposed to enter
into direct neButiations.
VIENNA, Dec THE overures Of the Turkish
minister at Athens have not been rejected; but ~
condition for opening regular negotiations, Greece
has asked Turkey to make positive proposal. Ihis
concilatory attitude is the effect Of unwilngness
of the powers to to force the articles in the
treaty in favor of Greece and the small response ON
the part of the inhabitants Of Thessay and Epirus
TO the Greek attempt to form volunteer corps
sheTe All.
LONDON, Dee / shere Ali, who governed Candu-
dar under the British throughout the war, has OBJ
tained the viceroys permission to retire to lndia
with his family.
The ~.rmnn Customs linton.
BERLIN, Dec There Is busy agitation afoot in
the Hanz cities for their inclusion in the Lollyeren
At meeting In Bremen resolution in favor Of that
course was almost unanimously adopted.
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xExIcAs AFFAtRs.
The New C@biaet--t -t;nds TTying TO get a
subsidy fo, has PrOpossd Canal.

2 HAVANA, Dec. l--City Of Mexico advices OF the
23d; The spDontm, mi Of den. Neyins .s secretarv
OF war Is al that In known of the formation OF the
new CABINET, Gomez Placio, ex-minister to wash
ington YVES instrtel tn take the ministry Of foreign
ed
caps Eads has arrived and intends ss'iing for a
supsidy to build Eis cuntomplated ship canal across
She lsthnus OF tchuanterec The government il
less Interested in canal. than in ralirvads nor DO
the people eem 10 realize the direct advantage of
the proposed aGl and subsidies are out of the Que
StOn.
French Residents are mnkng elaborate prcparn.
tions 10 receive tdvr miui stcr The government il
also giving unusual attention TO the occasion
srnor Sainrtyrs i about to return u Washington.
Probably only to ln'sb his late mission
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PRoE. TANNING Is CORRECT. mo,
gentleman, says the Professor, "ever
gives military salute to lady" Well,
hardly; we should way he wouldn't. The
military salute differs from simple,
graceful wave Of the hand to three rufr
ties OF the drums color, trumpets sound
ing the flourish and arms presented, and
so on up to the President, who is en-
titled to o salute of twenty-one guns,
and the "highest honors--all standards
and colors dropping, officers and troops
saluting, drums beating, and trumpets
sounding" Now, if the gentlemon of
America get into the habit of raising
such o racket that every time they
met lady, it would be rather more start
ling than chronic Fourth OF July.
Professor Fanning is correct, This sort
of thing should be discouraged.
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The Big Pork DEAL.-Tne Chicago
Times places the profits OF Armour &
Co. g pork. deal, now just closed, at 81
100000. Newspapers are not usually let
into the inner secrets of speculation, but
tho story runs that Philip Armour and
his partner, John Plankington began the
purchase of pork in August, 1879, buy
ing 60, 10000 pounds of ribs and Co.
600 900 barrels Of pork. The price went
up, their paper profits reached $4,000,
00U, the collapse came last spring and the
firm lost 10000 The capital of tho
firm remained and the partners began at
the lowest point last spring TO buy again
till they had practically secured control
of the pork markets of the world. Sales
to the amount of 100000 barrels were
skiIlfully made in order to prevent the
price from going up with jump, and
the steady market tempted in hundreds
OF spectators. A flyer in pork during
the last few months appears to have
taken the place in the West of hyer in
grain last year--and when the net was
drawn at last Armour & Co. had recov-
cred their loss with S4,000,000 more.
Their mail shows, it is said, that the
losses come from every class in the COM
munity.
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WASHINGTON UsTY.
Morton ch.nars hal. enm..

WJsuIssroS, Dec. Lit Is saiG authoritstiyely
here thRt Levi p Morton Of New York will no longer
consent TO aha ise Of hla name IN connection with
TIE Necretaryshp Of the Treasury under Garfield and
for the senatOrship. Under section 2l9 OF the re-
yised Rtatu'es Mr.. Morton in ineligible
The national council 1f the union LeAgue OF Aner
sea holds its annual session IN Pliladolphia pee o.
Fond POTchsse.
The secretary Of tho treasury is now paying 81 o.
ST for 81 fur the sinking fund II was Incorrectly
reported to-day that Fish Hatch had sold the gov
erainent 81 ,JV9 0O0 90 st 81 O3s.
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The following quotations represent lhe "hoIe-
sale rates from producers or first hands:
FLOUR-0uotable in jobbing lots at; Standard
brards, s. OObest country brands, - 5H@
So IS, superfne, 80 75@S3 So
W00L-2O@ for choice.
WHEAT-Good to choice, 81 30.
HAY-Timothy baled, buying at $lG@$lS per
POTATO OFs-Q -Quotabe at lc per lbs
MIDDLlNGS-Jobbing at feed, S20@$25; fine
s25@$27! q ton.
BRAN bling at per ton, Sl5@Sl6.
OArS-teed, per bushel 42l GAS cts.
BACON-Sides 1910; hams, Oregon S c l29@
l34c; Lastern, l4@ l5c; shoulders, 9@ l0c.
LARD-ln kegs, lS; in tins, lSc
BUTTER-Me quote choice dairy at 27a25c ::
good fresh roll, 2O@224c; ordinary, IsM
20c, whether brine or roll
DRIED ERU UITS-Apples, sun dried, 9aloc;
machine dried, l2c4. Pears, machine drieo.
llal2c. Plums, machine dried, Zoe.
EGGS -25r per doz.
pOULTRY-Hcns and roosters. s. 5"a5. Tur-
keys lsa2Oc per pound Geese, $8ay per doz.
CHI EESE-Oregon, l2lal5c; California, l6c.
HOGS Dressed 5,c; on foot, 3la4c.
BEEF-Live weight Il to lie for good to choice
SH EEP-Live weight, Haze.
r. LLOW-QuotaLle at &c.
HlDES-Quotable at l4al6lc for all over l6 lbs,
One-lnllN OH LOT ullueT lndl, ulSO One-lnlN OI
for culls; green 6!asc.
General Mrschandtsa.
RICE-Market quoted at China, jlc59 Sand
wich Island, 7ld74.
C0FFEE-Costa Rca, l1GiSc; Java, 25a2Gc !;
Rio, l6lGI7c
TEAS--We quote Japan in laquered boxes 50a
75c paper, S74a479.
SUGARS-Sandwich Island, 9lal0c; Golden c,
in bbls lOc Inf bbls 93c rushed bbls | 3c
hf bbls, l2c; Pulverized bbls, l2c, hf bbls,
i31c; Grsnulated bbls, 1l1c, hf bbs l22c.
SARDIN ES-Qr boxes, 81 rs hf boxes, 50 rs.
YEAST POWDER-Donnelly $lS u gross /;
Dooley, s2Oa22 % gross; Preston L Merrill,
$24 - gross.
WIN ES-White, per doz in case, 81 5Oa4; per
gal, zoe to 81 so; Sonoma, per doz in cases,
$S 80 to IS; per gal, 60c to 81 so
Glaret--Calitornia per ga, 81 TO 81 25; i'm
ported per gal, 81 SO to 81.
Sherry Gala per gal, 81 so to 50 90; span-
ish, SO to $6 assorted brands, Sl2 TO SIS;
Imported per gal, 81 50 10 81.
Port Various brands in or csks, 50 so to $5 J
81 50 to 50 imported, SO to 81
SPlRI1S-Fine old Hcnhessy Brandy in or cks
and octaves, 50 80 to 81 so per gal; Dun
yille's Irish Whisky in cases per doz, Sl2 /;
James Stewart 4 Co. Scotch Whisky in or
eks and octaves, "a Hennessy Brandy in
case, per doz, very fne--l star SIG, star,
$ls to $40; Old Tom Gin in cases, Sl2 Rye
Whisky, per gal, So so to $5 Bourbon, per
gal, ~ 90 to 50; A Cutter, So % to 50 so ;
D X Cutter, "a so to So
0ILS--0rdinary brands of coal, SOC, high grades;
Downer 4 Co.. S7lG40c boiled linseed, 5
raw lnseed, Doc; pure lard, Slal 10; castor,
81 50aSl 90; turpentine, 60dB5c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PonrLANp. December 2, 1850.
Legal tenders in Portland, buying, par, and
selling at par
Silver coin in Portland BANKS quote at per
cent. discount 10 par
Coin exchange ON New York, per cent. pre-
MUM.
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to per
cent, premium.
Telegraphic transfers on New York, per cent
uranium.
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Unto thyself be true, and it shall fol
low as the night the day, thou canst not
then be false to any man.
, 1880-12-10
CAA 4FORaiA


The Musscl rlouoh C~a.s.
San Francisco, Dec. lin the trial Of the Mussel
Slough settlers to-day the Jury was completed and
examination OF witnesses begun. The Prosecution
will endeavor to show that u conspiracy existed
among the sottlers to hold to heir lands in any
syent, and to enable II to develop that point the
sourt admits evidence relative to the original organ
fzation Of the settlers league.
Welcome Rain,
splendid rain has prevailed since early morning
with strong southeast wind Interior advices show
that the rain axtends all tho northern and
fral parts OF the state and far south AZ Meiced
with snow In the monntains.
Prntess from the G. p ana =. p. RCads.
Leland Stanford, president OF the Central Pacific,
and Fred Crocker, vice president Of the Southern
Faciie, and various heads Of departments of both
rairoads were before the railroad commission this
morning In relation To proposed schedule to be
hxed for froights Of all railroads In the state Gov
Stanford, on behalf Of the Central and Southern Pa
ctfc roads, objected To the commission fixing any
that both roads operating under charter from
the federal government and that the law directing
this commission TO regulate fares and freghts only
applied to railroads operated under charter from
the state Governor Stanford Furthermore intimated
that II the commission undertook 10 regulate the
schedule OF freights for either of the companies
which he represented that he wuuld seek Injunction
from the circuit court The commission took no ac-
hon In the premises.
a Los AnHnies lawyer en- Trouble.
Los Ax6ELRs, Dec. l.--r- r. Rsmirez, prominent
lawyer OF this city and late publican candidate for
the assembly from this county. was arrested FOX
forgery this afternoon aud gave bail In $1,000 for ex-
animation.
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CHIPS.

Sunday ard Monday were as de
e lightiul as spring days.
Philharmonic meeting Tonight,
: new lot OF chorusss just received.
The bullion shipments on Monda,
aggregated in value the sum o
81, S0O79.
Nelson Merkeley has been ap
pointed postmaster of Cedar Valley
Utah County
}. Freight traffic over both the Utah
Central and the UIan Southern roads
Is very good at present.
j A shindy a block west of the
Temple block was one of the enjoy
able features of last night.
William B. Rid and Stephen R.
Marks, both natives OF ErglaId {, were
admitted 10 citizenship on Monday.
Four OF the lady missionaries to
Utah, whose names were published On
Sunday morning LEFT Tor Milford en-
Monday morning.
Judge Hunter desires the bar TO
meet in the court room this morning
to set cases for trial on the jury
calender OF the September term.
There will be a Scandinavian tenn
perauce meeting held in the base
ment of the Presbyterian Church,
this Tuesday evening the 2lst inst,
at 7.30.
A couple of very handsome young
ladies we're greatly admired for the
skilllul manner in which they guided
a tat pork, in the Seventeenth Ward,
on Monday afternoon.
Mr.: Frank g. Brown, yesterday
ordered from @. O. Rutherauf, the
agent, Brush electric light machines,
two for the Horn Silver and one for
celebrated Bassick Mine 10 Colorado.
On Sunday morning q servant in
the Ninth Ward burned herself badly.
She was lighting the fire with kero-
sene oil, when her dress caught on
fire and she ran out OF the house in
flames.
By last evenings mail Mr.. Dryer
received Puck for Sept. Is; Frank Les
hes Illustrated Newspaper and Har-
per's Reekly for Sept. %; Democrats
Monthly Magazine, and Leslie's Lady's
Magazine for October.
There were an unusual lumber OF
Strangers at the Tabernacle on Sun.
day last; bu. some Of them did not
seem to be possessed OF enough sense
or decency to keep them from titteriDg
and gigglipg Ike lot OF girls. at
times.
a few liberals, at Ogden. accord
ing to the Junction, net the other
day, and appointed the following as
delegates to the territorial convention |
to bs he'd on Wednesday: Judge r |
Smith, Rev. ]. l.. Gillogly, j. w. |
McNuit, 81. w. o. Margary. II. |
Woolper, AID General n. Klmoall.
III. B. Hyde, Oscar
B. Hill. James Horrocks, ]. Restall,
John Corkish and A. G. Emerson.
"Got any kids?" the census man said
To the woman from over the Rhine
She hit him q belt on the side fthe head.
And excitedly answered: "Due hoeills-
ches, unxerscamies ausgerdSries muster
zines freehens MARIE, verlsss mein haus,
oder ich msdhe bolognischdr wurst aus
deinem leeren kop:e NIT einen steinl
YOu tiDk I was q OOat2O
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The Naughty Sun

Is always at war with the COM
plexon. Guard against it as they
will, ladies cannot avoid his dis-
figuring lays. They can, however.
oblitsrate their effects by using at
their toilet "GLEYE's SULPHUR
Soap" This marvellous restorer of
female beauty Is free from all objec-
tionable properties OF the metallic
washes in common use, being as
pOisonless as water. Beware of
counteriei,s. In this age of inquiry
and analysis, no dele.erious toilet
article can succeed. See that sc. n.
CRITTENToN, Proprietor" is printed
On each packet, Ti.hcut which none Ia
genuine. Sold by druggists at %
cents, three cakes so cents. Hill s
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE," Owes It's
popularity 10 less 10 the safety with
which it can be used, than to she
extraordinary beauty and lustsr OF the
oOIOrs it produces.
To THE RESCUE WITH HALE's
HOEEY OF HoREaoUED AND TAI
before the baby sirangles with Group.
Pixies TooTHACHE Drops Cure II
one minute. sl5
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the latest quotations
Il -four, grain. wool. ETC., in the Sar
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 5O@4 90; Bakers
Extra, IS 90 @55 III; Family Extras
g. 81; Wslls Wslls, extra, IS 00@S5 ~
gbbl.
WHEAT No. I, 81 400 l 421; No
2, 81 30@1 IS 3 ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, 70 a 82Ic. for Coast
end75c@62lc forBsyi Brewing, S74@92!
Cwt.
OAT5-Quo.able st 81 I59 81 45g ctl
Feed.
CORN -Quotable at 81 OBJ for Large
elbow; 81 % f1r Small, and 81 05 Cor
White, e cti.
WOOL-San Joaquin aud Southern
Coast % @ 25c. nominal. Very little
doing.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections
Flint, 70 a l9lc,; Dry Kip, 10 q l9lc
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs
IOic; do, lBder % lbs, l0c; Hips, l0c
CalE2k Hs, 10 @ I2c.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having Z desire TO retire from the
Secondhand b 'siness, l offer for sale
q large stock OF Household Goods and
Traps of every descriptions Cheap loT
Cash.
With the outfit nov IN my posses
siou 1 intend to completely democrat
ize the Furniture Trade. There will
be 10 fixed prices upon Shich to give
que atoms until the business Is wound
up. JOHN CRAM,
aul Hall Block West OF Theatre.
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE. a2S
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 20, 1880.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

Septemb Der ~, 1851,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
W Morgan, Mrs E B Lsgrew, 6 F
Reppy, San Francisco, l r Waters and
wife, Ohio; S F Gerrish, Park City; r s
Anderson, Frisco; L A S Elliot, Scot
land; G Cullius, Alta; j Holley and wife,
Springville; S Jewett and wife, Cslifor-
MIA; + 81 Meyers, Hilliard.
OLIFT HOUSE.
ia Coullard, Park City; D Il Bech-
toll, Mt Vernon, o; G Hopkins and wife,
Misses Hopkins, Bradshaw; Middleton,
G Symons, Ketchum, Wood River; d
Slattary, Colorado; G w Cummings
Lake City, Col; j Fitzgerald, Park
City; ] Holbrook, Stockton; S Robins, G
VanEmond. Bingham; j and Mist
SimeDs, w B Kelsey, New York.
WHITE HOUSE.
HA Coz, Fort Douglas; Il Kaiser sn6
wife, Bullion City, Idaho Miss N and
A Richmond, T b Hill, wife and son
New Zealand; q Glass, F W Barrett, {
] Mills, W Smith, j Mitchell, Yves
Jordan; n Packard, NJ Packard auC
wife, Mrs Raymond and son, Springville
D Robinson, r Sherwood; j Field
Butte, Mont; Mrs BALL, w Cooper, sen
w Cooper, jun. w ) Crown, + II Dyer
Il D Jones, D McInnis, jun, l. Beaure
gard, Bingham; W Wanamaker, Woo
River; L Pritchet, j d Page, A + Beau
mann, Pleasant Grove; j II Nane
Springville; u r Clsnton, Leedville
Col; D Wines, Wyoming.
WALKER HOUSE.
F San CALI, st Petersburg, Russia; I
Harris, + E Morse, Chicsgoi + 5 Bris
toll, New Haven; ( j Paddock, Mrs (
II Yates, San Franchises; NJ Cullen, j
Terrell, Frisco; P II and A G Emerson
Ogden; J f Gibbs, + B Gilmore
Omaha; n Heron, Beatrice, Neb; A
Schneider, Germsnis; l. Dunn, Butte
Mont; 5 G Chamard, j Lawrence, Par
City; j j Halpine and wife, Silver Rec
G 7 Aenry, Msrysvale; II AcCorkin
dale, Jusb; T S Austin, Germsnia; 6
Altorn, Florence, Italy; G o Psgel
Vienna, Austria; G B Bryan, Man
chester, Eng; T Coop, Southport, Eng
II Exley, Lincoln, Neb; w j Morgan
Sife and child, CieTeland, o; L L Huh
bard, Boston; o Gross, j T Hanna, Ne
York; s @ GiIliland. A Hemmisct
Chicago; p E Conner, Stockton.
VALLEY HOUSE.
] NJ Sullivan, Phoebe; 7 Harris, IS
Francisco; w White, Ats; P I Farms
worth, Beaver; a I Choli, Rock Spring.
w Lloyd, Colorado; j Dull, Ogden
81 Mason and wife, Virgins; W Josiyr
Logan; w George and wife, Jacob CitJ
H Butter, w d Bowman, II Ruthy,
johnson, Mrs f B Jerome, BiDgh.n
] 81 D johnson, Minersviile; j R Ricf
ards, Silver Reef Wilson; Juab; Z
Woods, Tuscsrors; j Thomas, Amer
can Fork; E G Murphy, Michigan; w
Mccormick, a D Anderson, Chicago;
Ii Smith, EurekS,
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Bullion.

Receipt of bullion on Monday:
By Mccormick & Co.-Three car
loads OF Germania refined lead; two
OF Morgan bullion and one OF Brook;
value, So. 500.
By Pacific Express Company
One bar of Christy bullion, 81, 3OS.49.
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-Ten bara
OF Ontario bullion. SO, 692. 80.
Total value OF shipments, S14,
5000.
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NOVELTIES IN Neck Wear at
s11 COIN Bros.
Third District Court.

Proceedings at the District Court,
on Monday, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
II. R. Clinton vs.. G, II. Luudep;
on motion of w. W. Woods for plain
tiff, appeal dismissed with procedeDdo
oes;F.
Lucinda z. Roas vs.. George w.
Ross; default heretofore entered; case
uie6; divorce allowed, and custody OF
children and costs given plaintiff.
c, Madsen We. Empire NJ. & NJ. Co
plaintiff allowed TO amend complaint
forthwith.
Annie ST. Donohue vs. John Dono-
hue; default heretofore entered; trial
and decree of divorce entered.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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DIED.

RAEDs.-At Salt Lake City, Septen-
Der 20. 1880, in the Twenty-frst Ward
of cancer, Sarah Anderson, wifs Of Jos.
Rsnds, aged 81 years.
Deceased was born in Hampstead
Middlesex County, April II, 1929.
Funeral will take place at her residence
in the Twenty-frst Ward, on Wednes.
day, the 22d, at 8 O'Clock. Friends
respectfully invited.
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PRO BONO PUBLIC0.

We have opened an agency at 1922,
First South Street, next TO Jennings
& Sons, for the sale OF all kinds OF
Home-Made Wooden Goods, Flan-
nels, Linseys, Stocking Yarns, CASH
meres, Repellants, Blankets, ETC.,
ste.
All orders promptly filed. Give
Us a call.
iy2S BURTON. SoNs & YOUNG.
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Great Merit.

Ali the fairs give the first premium:
and special awards of great merit to
Hop Bitters, as the purest and
best family medicine, and
we most heartily approve oil
the awards for We know they de-
serve it. They are now on exhibition
at the State Fairs, aud we advise al
to test them. Bee another column.
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