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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07

The Rev. sPURGEoE. himself an
advanced thinker, aud one OF the
greatest products OF the age, is not
entirely in sympathy with the nine
tenth century. He says:
l wish the nineteenth century was over.
I have heard it Dragged about 40 much
that l am sick of the nineteenth century.
We are told ,hat this is too sensible q
century to need or accept the same gospel
as the first, second, or third centuries.
Yes they were the centuries Of martyrs,
the centuries Of heroes, the centuries that
conquered all the gods Of Greece and
Rome, the centuries Of holy glory. And
all this because they were the centuries OF
the gospel; but now we are so enlightened
that our ears ache for something flesh,
and under the influence Of another Cos
pei, which is not another, our beliefs are
dwindling down from Alps to Rnihills,
and we ourselves from giants TO pigmiss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
LATEST 7,ELEGRAMS.
FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE,

Washington, EN- the Senate,
this morning, Dawes made an at.
tempt to secure action on the reso-
luton for the election of Senate
officers, but democratic senators
resumed the tactics of alternating
motions to go into executive session
and adjourn, until Dawes gave up
the fight for the day, and upon his
motion the Senate went into eX-
ecuJiye session, and when the doors
reopened, adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
A LaHIess Legislator.

Fairplay, Colo, 6.-Great excite
ment yesterday on the acquittal OF
Tattersall of the murder of Fitz-
gerald. The widow, later, procured
a musket and rushed after latter
sail, but bystanders warned her.
Excitement and sympathy for the
woman ran high, and Abraham
Bergh, delegate to the legislature,
openly advocated lynching, but
Tattersall saved himself by leaving
town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
HIGHT.

Families can now ORDER BY TELE.
PHONE any of our numerous brands o,
Wines. Liquors and Cigars necessary FOL
Home Consumption.
The thirsty public are hereby invited
TO reslizs practically the sensation of pa
taking, under the dazzling rays of tbs
ELECTRIC LIGHT, all our delicious
Summer beverages, at the Occidental
AUER s. MURPHY, Props.
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WALKER HousR

J Solomon, j Wertheimer, wife anC
child. W P Morgan, ssh Francisco; 4
F Seabury, ir, Peoria; w and F Cul-
bsrtson, Chit; DIR j johnson, E Peters
Shanghai; G Moser, st Louis 4 "
Lswton. j w Robbins, Chicago; w W
ruett, Yokohams; J Donard, Edin
bureh, r J We,twood, London; I
Fitzgerald, Toledo; j 7 Cummings, {
K r; NJ NJ King. Promont1ry; E +
Hooker, Iowa; 6 W Baxter, U , A; 5
4 II Clark, j B Evans, Omaha; j Rae
Pittsburg; S M Hart, Racine; F 4
Wheel r, Rochester; Il j Robin. Low
IL, Mass; A Watts, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
Picked Up.

- New York, CDR. GreenOck says:
of the coast of Florida, a man was
picked up in an open sail boat. He
stated he had been blown to sea
during a strong easterly gale; was
without food five days, his only sus-
tenance being a small supply Of
water. He was much exhausted,
but soon revived. He is a young
man, a years of age. and gives his
name as j. W. Gyles, stating that he
was the sen of Gen. Gyles, Of the
United States army.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
anW De NJ.

Washington, G. = Owing to the
present important juncCure OF
affairs, the President has been COM
peeled to decline the invitation to
be present at the centennial celebra-
ton of the battle of Cowpens, which
occurs on Wednesday next, at Spar
torsburg, s. Q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
WOOL. WOOL.

The Provo Manufscfur.
Ing Company are Away S
in the Market. and are
always prepared to pay
the Highest Market
Prices for Wool, in Cash.
We Employ no Agents
but alwaysPay the Esigl-
est Prices Dis Getty TO The
grower. Wool Sacks am a
Irvine furnished on ap.
plicaliOns
Correspondence solicited.
- 1N JAMES DUNN, Supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
CHR DAILY HERALD is publish,

IdE DAILY dhhAAU Is puDIlsne
every morning, Mondays excepted,
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLISHING COlRAEY. Sub
seIiption price Sl0.5 so per annum, post
age included; parts Of year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, &c. week,
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD il
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 8 year; six
months, $1.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 . year;
six months, S1.25, postage included
Postage outside the o. S. and Canada
extra.
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JULES SALOON
No. 1S5 Main Street

Acknowledged to be as neat and cozy
8 retreat as the city affords. I will
endeavor to keep as Good al Article il
my Line "a can be had elsewhere. Her
mitage Whisky a specially. Try my
Fair Exchange and Ls Corona Cigars.
J.E. CLASBEY, Prop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
EVergreens! EVergreens !!
MIR. r. DYE

HAS JUST RECEIVED BY EX.
IL press the frest lot of Evergreens ever
brought 10 the Territory, in fine condi-
ton They are from three 10 five feel
high; instead of waiting years for them
to grow, they ara now ready to orna'
m Mt any Lawn or Garden. Mr.. Dye
has found by long experience that this
month is the best for planting them.
Norway Spruce, Irish Juniper, Kill
msrnock Weeiiing Willows. Guild Rose
or Snowball, Arb0r VITAE, Pyrsmidalis,
the latter retains its bright green color in
winter All for sale At Mr.. r. Dyes,
10th Ward. The sam kind can be seen
at his Gardens. Samples of the above at
Mrs. Dyes Millinery Establishment. ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. a. W. Street. ex-postmaster
of Salt Lake, will arrive from
Council Bluffs this evening, on a
visit to his many warm friends in
this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
VALLEY HOusR.

w @ Larsen ard wife, Montana; I
Snider, Idaho; W S Eebboer, Arizont
w V Anderson, San Francisco; q r
Leroy, Omaha; P Barry, A Marched
bgden; w P Payne, FILLMORE; Il D
Psrson, Laramie; NJ E Young E
Mahan, Park City; H Ruth, bingham
5 Kent, Silver Reef; e L FanhRm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
DAVID IA ~ ES
LICENSED
PLUMBER, FINNER.
Steam and Gas Filter,
WATER PIPES
.H LAID on SHORT NOTICE.

A large amount Of Plumbers Goods kent
In Stock, including Iron ard Lead
Pipe, Hose. Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and
80 Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth, Parlor
School Room and Lecture Hall Stoves.
also, Fire on the Hearth. Crate Heaters
and Nantes.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
pstronized and highly recommended bv
the Faculty o. the Deseret Universisy
for Public School Rooms, and BY The
Medical Fraternity generally, as the best
Hes'ing and VentilAting Stoves ever In.
vented.
For Particulars snd Prices, enquire st
Office and Workshops, West Jennie
Street, Opposite City Market.
P, o. Box 3Q6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
DIED

ApAMs-Ir Salt Lake City, on Thurs
day, May 9Th, of diphtheria, Louiss,
daughter Of John and Ruth Adams; sged
1 years and months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
Throueh the Blockade.

Barratt Bros. have just received
Two Car Loads of New Goods, all
New Styles of 1881. Call and see
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS
May 6. 1881.


G Kees, Ogden; ] Mcdonnell, Alta;
@ Carr, st Louis: @ W Morrill,, Parley's
Gallon; o w Jewett, L Wear, Park
City; NJ L Cody, New York; Tinnin'
Texas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07

Fresh Trout and Sal
mon Daily, at ssOwring
RrOS. 'f
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30
Married In New Mexico.

A copy Of the Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Daily Journal Of the l4th In.
slant, received at this Office yesterday.
contains The following:
"A very pleasant company assembled
at tho residence Of Mrs. Scott. at eight
o'clock last evening TO witness the mar.
riage of Mr.. David Lesser, Of Aibuquer-
que. to Miss Sarah Koshlaud. OF San
Francisco. Cal. Judge Samuel c. Parks,
Judge Of the u. S. District Court. OIL
ciated, aud while the ceremony Was not
lengthy. IL was performed IN . solemn
and impressive manner. AZ the con.
friends aud R~cQuaiutsnces OF Mr.. Lesser
hNstcued TO ofier their congratulations
aud wish the happy couple n long.
happy aud prosperous life. The fact
that the bndo hnd travelled alone the
long. tedious and intricate journey from
San Francisco to Albuquerque. gave u
flavor OF romance to the affair, which all
present appreciated. aud all were asidu.
Gus aud earnest Ia their efforts to make
the occasion as pie lsant for her as pos
bible.
After the refreshments the room was
cleared Of all unnecessary furniture aud
the music which had been introduced
early in the evening. struck mp a lively
nud irresistible waltz which was Ia
dulged in by several couples, AMI at its
close a genuine old fashioned quaIriile
was orEAniZ.d. which was highly Ell
joy-d. The dance was kept up until
quite a late hour, when tho company
dispersed. unanimously pronouncing
the affair the mos; enjoyable ono Of the
Haaaon
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DancInE Club.

The Elko Dancing Club met at the
INDEPENDENT Office last evening, and
organized by tho election Of SIS. Sears,
President; +. +. Muller Secretary; JAS.
Clark, Treasurer, aud J. b. Gallagher,
Director.
II was decided that every member OF
the Club shall pny to the Secretary
semi.monthly the sum Of one dollar.
The money to be pnid no later than on
Thursday before each social.
The Secretary was instructed to issue
cards OF admission to all members pay
lug their ducs, and no ono will he al.
lowed in tho hall unless provided with
said card.
Members have the privilege OF invit.
ing friends. for whom they shall pro.
cure cards Of admission. paying to the
Secretary the sun of 81 90 therefor.
The first OF the series Of dances will
be given at Freeman Hall. Friday ov
ing, January 2sih.
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Death or JOha Hunter.

Again the sad duty OF recording The
death Of All old aud highly respected
citizen, duvolvcs npon us. At III o'clock
last night. the spirit Of our well known
toUnsmnn, John Hunter, was released
from its long suffering mortal tenement
and passed beyond the boundaries of
time into the mysterious depths OF the
Great unknown. From the peculiar
nature Of tic disease with which he
was afflicted, attacking u still powerful
constitution Notwithstanding the ravnges
OF age. his sufferings were intense and
pr,traeted through n period OF two
months, before the vital spark was
finally ~eH,ingui~hed in the presence Of
his borrowing family and a number OF
intimate friends.
Tho deceased, who was In his seven
tieth year. was the father OF four son,
aud five daughters. all Of whom except
one daughter, are still living. and most
OF whom nre we'll known residents OF
this county. Mr.. Hunter was born at
Glasgow. Scotland. aud at the nge of II
years. CANE with his fathers family to
NoVia Scotia, and at Halifax, in his
9Th year married his first wife,
tho mother Of his children, In
1852 he removed to California. and two
years later returned again to Nova
Scotia, and DOT after removed his
family 10 Canada, where he remained
until 1860, whom. taking his family, he
again sought the Pacific shore, cstnb-
lishiug the family iu thu Golden State.
linpelled by the superior advantages
presented in the silver regions this side
Of the Siorras, in 1862 he moved with
his family to Idaho. and during his res
dence IN TINT Territory. married his
second wife-he having been a widower
several yoars-Mrs. l.. NJ. Kelley, who
survives him. From Idaho the family
moved to Walla Walla, W. T., in 1868,
and in the following year finally settled
in this place.
The offspring OF the deceased have
all attained their majority here, have
permanently settled and Justly rank
among our best citizens. Since the ar
rival OF the family in this county they
have followed tho business OF rauching
and stock raising, in which they have
been quite successful.
The deceased Sas once elected to the
Office Of Commissioner for this county.
and last Fail was by tho Democratic
Convention, renominated for iko posi-.
ton. Ho was a sterling citizen, q kind
husband and father, aud the deep grief
OF those who 10 tenderly loved him.
calls forth the warmest sympathy Of this
oniire community.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
~ q osoiock' NU- aVGEirF
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.l
SnlmnEundI.

The S~pring-like atmosphere OF to-day
disguised the harresters at the ice fields
Of the Humboldt just below town. The
hay they make requires no sunshine. "
Amos Roach, Jud Dakiu aud others
from the adjacent Valleys came In yes
terday loaded with barley, which they
have commenced delivering again regu-
larly.
Mr.. John Wilson. the we'll known
Mining superintendent who passed
through here on his way 10 Tuscarora,
a few days ago, has taken charge Of the
Argenta mine. at that place, vice Mr..
Atehison, resigned. We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Wilson has relocated in
this section Of country.
A small remnant Of the stock OF lew
elry seized by creditors of "Gerber the
Matchmaker" was sold at Sheriff sale
this evening. Constable Lane, har.
rnngued the multitude and flashing the
glittoring bAubles before its eyes. in
tones rs gentle as a sucking doves. be.
sought the boys tn bid-nnd they did.
The persuasive eloqueuce Of the vendue
chief bored TO the very bottom Of the
hearts and pockets present, bringing
coin for carrats and flooding the coDsti.
pated country in q blaze Of ~bnlliants,
dazzling to the optics Of the County's
Seat.
We learn. as We 60 to press. that Geo.
Williamson, n we'll known old time res
ident Of Ruby Valley, was yesterday
united in marriage to Mrs. Emma
Smith. n sister Of Mrs. Leonard Wines,
at the residence Of A. ". Gedney.
George has stuck to single blessedness
so long, that he had boon deemed i'm.
pervious to Cupid's darts, but IL now np.
pears that tho cherub found a crevice in
his armor and sent poor George q
shot that caused him to succumb. trail.
ing his once proud standard supinely
in the dust. Well, well. George, you
are but one the more OF happy mated
mortals who have Como before. "
John Phnlon, OF Phalon's Station,
south Of Sprucemont on tho Cherry
Creek road. arrived here last evening,
bringing his three children. Two boys and
a girl, whom he places at school here,
for the regular course.a The course pur-
sued by Mr.. PhAlon iu this matter,
might be advantugeously followed by
many dwelling in remote and spasely
settled portions Of the county. who are
deprived Of the means OF local educa.
ton. The schools here offer every nd.
vantage to be obtained by sending
scholars abroad, md being compare.
lively close at home. parents are ena.
blcd to visit their children and exercise
. partial supervision over them. at
least; advantages not otherwise enjoyed.
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pcnth or ., d. K,rn.

At 10 o'clock this morning. Nr. WIN.
plugboG received from California n tel
egrHm, bffnging tho sad news OF the
sudden death OF their son.in-law, T.. III.
Eyes. at his home at Willows, Colusa
county. only thirty minutes previous.
No iusimation that he was not in
health Ind been received. and the nn-
nouncemcnt OF his death was n severe
shock to the relatives here. with whose
surroSs our c~itizons will deeply sympa.
thize. ..
The deceased wAsa resident Of Elko
during a part Of the years 1869 and 20,
aud Will probably he remembered by
some Of our early citizens. Mrs. Kycs,
wife OF the deceased is we'll known TO
many here she having spent some months
with her mother. Mrs. Plughoff. in this
place. on two occasions. The deceased
was gentleman highly respected where.
ever he was known, aud his untimely
death will DO a source OF deep regret TO
q large circle Of friends and relatives.
Mrs. VIM. PlughoH, accompanied hy
her son Henry. will start for the home
OF the daughter and sister by tho trim
tomorrow morning.
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itFss- w.d...lay. D,is.I


N0ADA6AA4A -rr,ur..
Senator 5onsA PAhSsd through On hi,
way to Warrington. Sunday evening.
Nellie Boyd. the actreks. 1as robbed
Of $1,000 In Prescott. Ari.onA 70.
Gently. Gf2 80 .ag-
John G. FAN n no~ enesg-d h
mining IN Arizona, eighty hfss ron
Tombstone.
Mrs, e. s. Rusing. wife Of tho Cen.
trail Pacific Co.'S agent here. started b.
the train this morning on . Wait to
Oakland. Cal.
Mrs. Geo. Meigs was . passenger BY
the train for Wells. last evening. She
was on her way home from winnemuccs
where she has been Visiting Mrs. J. X.
Hopkins.
The funeral Of the infant chiia Of
John II. Lane took place from the rcd.
denee OF the afflicted parents to-day. A
large number Of oar citizens, among
whom was noticed a goodly sprinklipg
Of Odd Fellows. of which order the be.
reaved father was . member, attended,
We received a letter to-day from Mr..
John Bradley who left here in company
with Geo. Russell about a week ago.
The letter is dated at st. Louis, and
states that they ARE enjoying good health.
A..As. -. m -
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a Gard OF Thanks.

The members Of the family OF our
late to~hsman, John Hunter, desire
through these columns 70 express thei,
full appreciation Of their obligations to
friends and acquaintance for tho self.
sacrificing services. Voluntarily rendered
Thorn during tho protraotcd illness Of
tho l"mcntod husband and father. and
10 the citizens Of Elko at large, for thc
grateful sympathy with The family in ils
deep affection manifested at every hand.
The lasting gratitude Of tho bereaved
o Is herein expressed toward oil
for the many practical kindness 70.
ceived. Ord safi tsaf
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The Tim,"Rsrt~ Of tho gath. SAYS.
Died, al the home of his childhood.
in Fsyettc county, Kentucky. ON Wed.
nesday, January IL, 1881, In tho sd
year Of bis age, Charles +. Rogers, Jr,,
eldest son Of Fleming Rogers.
The deceased for some two years pre-.
vious TO the time Of his departure for
tho East, about Two months neo, was
engaged upon the LOCAL department Of
tho 7Lat,- Rtrine. He was . man OF few
faults and. many virtues. and by hin ge.
NAL and nfablo department endeared
himself 70 hosts OF friends In this DOM.
munity, who will regret with us to learn
OF his upjimsiy death.
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IRON Mo.a.s .D1iiyl
RMnMnAM.

@1s -
Green B. A6sl lain town nom hiA
ranch In Mound Valley to-day.
Regular meeting of Elko Rife Club,
At their roons tonight At 2 o'clock.
! Mr.. Geo. Meigs. his Wife and sister.
in.lav Of Wells. are whiting irisnds n
Hinesn1ecA dr. rs,-G1atas ID. E1
A meeting Of the EIio Social Club il
called for tc-norrow (Tussdsy) evening,
At tho ISDEPESB<Sr Office. Sc
Sheriff .. D. Fitch started on a trip
10 the western part Of the State, by the
train yesterday morning. He will be
absent four Or ave days. ? "
Frank Riedell has been confined to
his bed since Wednesday last. He Is
suffering from Inflammation vf the
bowels, and requires careful attention.
Conductor Walter Case was taken
aek with mountain fever at his homo
N Winnemucca a couple Of days ago,
aud Il, G. Davis is temporarily doing
the punching IN Walters train. g.
~The particulars OF the marriage OF
Miss Sarah Koshland. formerly of this
place. at Albuquerque, New Mexico,
will be found in another column. The
young lady passed tho holidays here
With intimate friends. departing for the
south directly after New Year. Of,
Nine cars Of hne beef cattle attached
to a special train passed through here
for San Francisco at two o'clock to-day.
The stock was shipped from Wells, in
charge OF Dir. Crocker, by Nessrs e..
Woodruff 4 Euuor, on whose ranch in
Clover Valley the stock has been fed TO
fntness during the Winter. 1t Is a
splendid lot OF beef Tor any market.
Young Hendricks. the gay Lo,haho
from Jersey who left his victim aud
skipped of to California. passed through
here byLail Friday evening, wearing the
Sheriff's official jewelry. and on Satur-
day evening the young woman whom he
had ruined, accompanied by her father,
followed alter for the East. The Sir.
seems to he a resolute old gentleman
with a wholesome regard for the admin.
istratiOn Of justice, aud the scoundrel
who debauched his daughter will prob
ably get his fall deserts. The sympa-
thy of all honest men are with che in.
jured ones.
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Aalnawunal

2Ok
Rsm.sS~ II. -DSs.ieS u n. nEO
Social Clab lila evening.
Uncle Dick Treeasiis arrivsd her.
by the train from the west Last even.
ing.
Uncle John Gibbons arrived here by
psivate conveyance from T~uscarors las.
evsniue.
Amos Roach came In from Pleasant
Valley yesterday aud departed for home
his morning.
The funeral Of John Hunter which
took place to-day. was attended BY
Soout all the people Of towns the church
where services were held. being Of in
sufficient capacity to contain all who
followed the body TO the grave. The
Order Of Changers, OF which deceased
was a member. attended as a body, and
took part in the mournfuf exercises at
the grave.
The infant child of John u. Lane,
which had been dangerously i'll for sew
eral days past Srcathed its last at 4
o'clock this morning. The loss of the
little one is q grevious Gfiiction 10 tho
parents. and tbs symps,hies Of tLis
community are extended to them in
their bereavement. The funeral will
TAX place from the family residence At
O'Clock Tomorrow; the services 10 be
held at 80. Friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited to attend.
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sStMloAgaAAA
Regular meeting q odd FelIeus 90
Jud!Dihmhm rOvn irom IAmOils
to-dsy.sAEA&4
Hy Stoksr arrived here yesterday from
Railroad Disthct. He will remaia in
town A;ts~ days.
Tho bsst way - ippsIt = general
eheerfuIne@ ana 10 brace up business, IL
60 groyl. look blue ~ possible, and
remark Whenever opportunity presents:
"This is the d. rottedest dullest
aAbbsrRssedest tounl"
Divine ssrvsces Il the Presbyterian
Church 70. morrow, morning and even
ing. Sabbath School at IL: 30.
Subject In the morning. 1.-The New
Name" Subject In the evening" The
Gift q Cod Seats fcee, All are in
vited,u ~ g Hs -#-.r. Cd. F H.,.
We learned just before going TO press
the sad news Of the death of Thomas
Waterman. which occurred at Tomb
stone, Arisona. this morning. Mr..
Waterman was we'll known and highly
esteemed BY nearly every old resident
of EIko county. Tue particulars of his
death will be given as soon a. obtained