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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

sOiiide 8iirger3to6tsr, crndbrte i'm in
&onoon filmmerIib ais YuBma6erin.
SpGter fcbrte er nod Traufreib sUrii6
IND in beu Iebten SabreM leDte Ell III Gers
laiUeS. IS 9ing linn in Der Iebten 3eit
letnes 9cbcnS ipieoer beIIer, ~beionoers ais
ieIH Sohn 9tOIano 8ounparte bic 6eno
NHo bic W}iuiOueH Der 5o0ter beS bcrii6s
ti8tcn SpieipG6ters Blanc 9epounen bate.
Der cl13ige onipredcuoc 3ug an Setter
B%OHaparte mar Die NnbGnglidfeit on ietne
olrgerli0e Srau, Bic er. na6Ocm CT auDor
Il elmer Dirt DilOer @be nit ibr geLebt
9atte, troB Des 0erbots ieines taiicrlidsn
Getters Su ieiner re6tmGBigeH Satin
Enadte. Sn allen llebrigen ipar er cine
Bette, cine nrr INN 10 ihGHoli6ere 8es
Itie, ais CT cine lorgfGltiGe QusbiIoung ers
baIten bate Ino logar Gerle ma6te.
2roB leiner Sreuoe aIn BlutuergieBen
tau9te er ais Soloat oar ni@t5.
lIeberbaupt bat ia bon Der gan3en Sipps
i6ait Des erlten Jtapoleon, belonoers Don
Der ipGteren, teiner audi nur einen 5unten
ieines SeIbberrn9enisS uuo ieiues 0eloenz
geiiteS geseiGt. Sein 9teffe YloHpIon ge=
rietb lD9ar liz ben 8eroaht Der Seigbeit in
SsIoe. Ser einSi9e braUe Soloat inter
Den 8nnapartes lit Der BGltimorer @roB-
neffc Des eriteu glapoIson; aber ein miIis
1drIihes Salient Goer gar Geuie lit ieIblt 81
in teiner QSeile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
(G0rrsipouOens Der oSuiuOts Staatsseituns.@)
G3icuer Sriefe.
Bon Scimrid 96rmnein.
8ien, am "a. MGrs 1881.

8ien, am "a. WGrs 1881.
Oie bod uno ftiirmiiD gebenDen Wogen
Der Qlufregung, tpeI6e Die @emiltber na6
Der &ataltropbe IN petersburg erfaBt bate,
beginner nurmebr llh 81 legen uuo Die
rubi9e lleberlegung tritt III tbre 9te6te; -
Die armen uno uubemtttelten 3laIlen, Die
aul einen fGrgli6eI OebaIt angepieienen
Snotpipuen baben ilberbaupt Oas Gregg
nib nit Siemlider @leihgiltigteit, aIs cine
intere1iante GageSneutgteit a~ufgenommen,
obne oaourb ipelentli6 berubrt 3M leiH
ODER gar ShluBfoIgerungen fir Die 3u=
funft oaraus 81 3ieben. lleberbaupt bas
ben ale Sene, Die GuBlan6 genau tennen,
ME oaran geoaht ODER oarauf gebof1t. oaB
bic Grlmoroung zines @3arem Die rul1iiden
2I1tGuoe unD Die bort Derrihenoe OttB>
mirtbi9aft nit etnem S6lage GnoerH uno
aus Dem bal6 : aiiattl6en barbarii6en
Staate oes NblolutismuS pl0Bli6 uber
gtad)t Elm ueueS, freieS conltituttoneues
Ano parIamentaril4es GuBIaHo it@ cuts
miGeln lperoe.
Die Greigntiie l6einen I'M bieier peiiis
miIttihen Wnl6auHng ppltommen Jtebt
III 9eben. QlIeroing5 9iebt IS III Yeterss
burg cine qsartei, Die bort tiir liberal gilt
uno oieie boffte auf Nenoerungen i'm Jtez
gierun9SiDltem, aber Die alte erb9elelene
conierDatiue Bartei, bic 8artei oes QDels,
Der 2ibinotpntfs, Der Bopen uno Der gHs
ten Qlltruilen mill bon lol6en Neuerltnz
gen, bic Dem Sntereiie ibreS @eIobeutels
entgegen 1i1o, Dur6aus ni6tS millen nno
e5 l6eint, baB tie III Der llmgebung oeS
3aren wieDer au5i6laggebeno getporoen
ut. NQe Die Doreiligeu WerIhte ilber @tus
berlfrng einer 9eotabeln : GerlammlMHg.
Iber NHsarbeitung elmer Ber1al1uHg, uber
Eeformen III Suitt5 uno Ger>paltung iino
berettS tpIeoer nerltummt; Die lSeItIn9eil.
Die Don lol6en 0in9en lpreben Doer olele
MInl6e uno 0offuun9en anrege1, Dabelt
etlle omtli6e NerDarnung erbalten u1o
man bat iDncH beoeutet, tie mDbten tunf@
tiger Dorlt0ttger Ietn, ooer ---.
8ereits bat Der n%eueInannte StaotS
b%auptlnann 8 a a II 0 70 Der Bol!3et Die
@rlaIbniB ertbeiIt, in ausuabmspeileu
SQIen ibre QmtSbefugniB gu
ilberidretten, cine GrIanbniB,
pel6e III Der rulfil6en 9auptitaot unz
rube uno 8eitiirSung beruoreerufen bat.
User Die rulitl6e corrupte uno fGufli6e
SollSeI fe1ft, tper oa tpeiB, lpie tie fruDer
loon TIRE nlgebeure Otoht SIT GrprellUn@
gen, WttSbonolungen uno 8eorobungen
Der Burger mtBbraudte, Der fam IT'D
etren Segrtff bon Der 8elorgniB Der genols
fernng MAIDEN. Die Ntlfirberridaft
zines @inSelnen lift idon i6redIid, aber
bic 9Siutlrberri6oit BON Sauienben DON
8oIi5etlpiBsln, benen Nun SIRE, Sreibeit,
Sermogen, ia ieIbft bas Qebeu Der 8irger
obne leoe 8ei@rdntung preiseeeeben lit,
lit entleBlt6 uno beltimmt auf Die 9auer
unertragli6. Srgeno elm 9oIi3iit braubt
ollo II nur einen SAL fir ausnobmss
neie gu erflGreu urb er lit an feline gez
lesIt9en @orlGrifteu. an feline gtegelH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
Gbite mo Bcrtt.

Son Gina ipirb bertGtet: ,Oie proOis
iorlid]e 9te9ierung bat ibrsn SiB in Dem
G0riben OtagonLena, ctpa Slpet NteiIen
DOR yIma, aufgsidlagcn. Der 9lmtsalts
tritt pcs prouiioriibcu 8r1itDenten Or.
Galocron uno Der W2illiiter ianD baielbiT
am ~. IRGr3 itatt. Die Didttgen Stdote
SruiiIo NIB 0uaucnDelica babcn i!d be-
reits fir Die reue 9tegierEng crflGrt, IND
lelben folger. I'm Die ariegscoutributija
Don elmer Oiiliou Collar aufSuhringen,
berief Die 9fegierung cine Dftentltde Ners
lammluug, i'll DeLOer $780, 900 geset6net
murDen. Der dilentldJe General nGbn1
Die Abl6lneS ;oblung Oil, ertlGrte leooh,
lpenn Der Nttt ni6t, ME Die Hegieruu9
periproGen, innerbalb zines Olonat5 ee=
Sablt lei, 10 iperoe er ieine 0rObung. oa5
@igentbum bon 80 reideu Yriuatperi oneI
su seritorel, pouSieDcn. Onmit Die Otng=
oaIena'er Jicgierung Dole Sreibeit oes
0anDelnS babe, Duroen Die 0iIentl6eI
Srappen bon bort surIdgesooen, uno Der
&rieGs3ultano in benz Oiltritte ipuroe nufz
qcboben. Sin 6iIeIilGer 0eamter muroe
beauftrdgt, Die GerDoltung De5 Hoitrpeie lens
uno Der itGogiiden 1lnoelegeu5eiteu in
2ima Si unterlud1eii. SGmmrlIhe Wruno=
eigeutbImer lpuroeu auf9efor0ert, III DEN
fir Grbebung Der GriegScontrtbution ein>
8eridteten 8ureaur 81 eri6eincn uno ibr
@igentbum einSUi1retben, Dioriaenfnls
ibnen Die fiinfiaGe Contribution ouferIest
miIroe."
SolgenDes fin6 benz in gaIporaiio err
i6elnenoeT vYtercurto" 3ufol9e Die Sricz
Densbeoiugungen, pel6e Den EeruanerH
uuferleot fperbeu lDleu. /. Nbtrctlud DOH
9Intof0galta, Edrapaca uno Sacna; 2.
GntidldDieung fir Die Rriegstpiten Inn
Die Serit0rteu biIeniihen S6iffe; 3. S6aos
IosbaItuug Der aus 8eru uuo EoIiOia per=
triebenen @bilenen; f. 8erpfli6tung
8eru's, in ben uGhiten 50, relp. 40 Sabreu
DeDer ieine 9Gfsn 81 beieltisen, ned eiue
Rriegsfotte anSuihaffen; 5. @iufubr hiles
nilder grooufte III Geru uuo 8oIinia UNI
peruaHtlher un0 bolipianil6sr Broouftt
in G6iIe unter osnieIben 8eoingun9en,
meI1e ben meiitbegiiuitigten Jtationen be:
miuigt limb; 6. Qgsbeutung Der @uano.
lager auf Soften Der 6tIenti6en 9tegie:
rung, nobel Der &eingeminn gleihmdBie
Sptl6en @btle, Beru uno Den Gustu1rtiger
@lGubigern unb mad SeSaDIung Der QeB:
teren 5tpii6en Chile uno geru gu pertbeis
len lit, Heru ieoo6 ieinen QntheiI eri1
nah 3ablung Der &riegsenti6Goi9ung ers
baIten iou; Z. 10, 900 Mann dileniiher
Sruppen bleiben auT Soften 8sra's 10
LANCE i'm 2anoe, bis Die &rie9senti6Goiz
gung be3ablt lit; 8. fir 3a6Iuug Der @e5=
1eren in leinem 9tamen uno i'm 9tameH
BOIiDia's bat bios Eeru auf5utommen 8.
oIe 3tpeiieL besIglid bieies 8ertrdges Iino
16teosgeri6tli6 b~eiauIesen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
(GorrsipOHbens Ger oSGiuois StaatssstsuWg.-)
2tMS SOUTHLAND.
Ieipaia. q. MGra.

&etp5ig, 81. MGr3.
IS lit i6on bsgreili6, ba6 man bier
nit SpanHUng uno 8eiorgniB mad Jtu g.
an b blidt. glue beruDigenoeu Seitungs>
na6rt6telI fDnHen 0aruu nid1ts GuberIt.
GGGtla6en lallen fid nidt oertuiben uno
oieie iinb pobl geeignet, BefIrhtungen
erniter 9Irt 81 erSeugsn. Die Yartet
Der NtbtIil il en- lit, rDie aus alien Na6s
ri6teu berpOrgebt, gans auBerorDentlI6
1uSgebreitet nno GeIte aus allen StGnDen,
namentIi6 aud aus Dem nieoeren lbsl,
iinO oaraH betbeiligt; auBeroem M1oden
Ano SraUen. M0gen Die TSiibrer Qud
nidt belon1en uno IIberle9t banoeIu. hire
gan5e Serl6tporun9 mare gar niht G;08s
lid, tpenn IS teine Sdnatiter g1be. Oieie
1tno Jeoo6 3rOstI1neioige @ert3euge, i6per
81 9ebran6en tpell uubcredlen6ar. gSiro
Da5 Mort vSDrannenmoro" crit cine Dirt
Don &~oIuHgstDort, ME IS ben Qlnidein bat,
10 1Iro auBerOroentlide, bon Den Qeiterr
gar nt6t beabIidtigte 0anDIungen ourt
DerrlIGte SaHatIter 81 befiir1ten. SD
Tur9te IN ouem Grnit, baB Nttentate epis
oemtl6 tueroeu Ino fam es ben i~irliItz
den 5te9lerungen gar ni6t perDsufen, ooB
lie energII9e Wfittel ergreifen lno cine Qe<
tenltDsEtga btloen tu0Ien. Ni6t nur Die
gtihIltlteG, 1onoern aud Qeute, tpeIbe au
teInen Snritenmoro nur entfernt oenten,
%ionoern gang ernitli6 oana6 itreben, ioz
5tale uebelltGnoe auf geieBIi6em
Wege a~b3nldaffen, iueroeu 3u Ieioen has
ben, benn ME nan frIber QiberaIe, 0ez
magoger, 9tepubLitaner, Communion &C.
ale III @inen &opf mari, 10 pirO IS bies
Wtal tpleoer gelbeben; fir bic &eeierMn=
gen Deroen SOaiaIiiten jeoer S6ottirnng,
SnternatiOnaIe, G~ommuuilten, Oemofras
ten, - lGmmtliG 9tibiliiten lein. 2tn Qnz
b~aItspuuften fir Die 8ebauptunq, oas
Diele 0eieui6aft auiammen6Gnge, feblt
IS leIoer nidt, uu0 bic 2ngit Der So3taIiz
item nu6 bier in Qeutl6Iauo lit tpobI be-
re6tigt. Die Jtegierungen tperoen Die
gInitigen llmltdnoe lider benuben, Wtittel
gegen lie in ~2lulpenoUng gu bringen, melhe
linen Die @eieBe bis ieBt niht geltatteteu.
9as NlDlreht in Der S6Dei3 s5rQntreid
uno GtgIanO miro tuabri6einIid beoeGs
tenoe Bei6rGntungen erleioen uno 9Imss
rita fam iib oarauf gefaBt muGeu, oQS
bort 1ielte S6aaren Don So3taIilten du>
tOntlnen.
3u ibnen tper6en iid G6noren onSerer
Scute gcleuen, melde Die 2In9lt Dor Der
nGhlten 3utunft nsgtreibt, tDenr tie aud)
pcrlonli0 allen Garteien gan3 fern ltsbeu.
0ts 30Dl Der NuSmGnDerung5=
Iu1tigen mebrt fid BON Sag au Gag
Nno IS Iino ni9t mr. mitteuoie Qtrbeiter
nto 8ummler, ionosrn in GROCER 9nSubt
Nente oarunter, meI6e Die Otittel BADEN,
9roBere 9anObeIiser Su tueroen. &ebtere
Sennerfung ma6t man nit ilnbebageH
11t6t nNr in SeutidIan0, ionoern ebenlo
III Gnglano, mo MAJ au9 Sturm tpittert.
9err S0rniot ans Sanias, Der augsn-
bltdlt6 in @nglano lift, ma6t bort por>
treftItbe @ci6dfte. Gr i9reibt mir nOr=
gelterr bon Qonoon:
SD bin our@ gerbtnbungsr, bic i6 I6on i'm
porIgen SABRE bier nit SeIeleutsn aitsetnGpft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
9err 0eorg 8rItttna

aus 3%ssen6ort. BET 9ambers. in Bayern TIT eriudt.
leiue A0reiie an bte Office bisies 8Iattss unter Gbifire
= o." :" F"PF'" 1Sap2po
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
5f1rritene aeindlt.

Gin Or6inirter SeutI4er eu. sIutb. Gfarrer. int sez
iesten Altcr. Der feline Stnbieu i'm oltet @atertanbe
ma9te, elm tiidti9er 8onseIrebmer lit, uno bic beiten
Seu9nilIe beiibt, iu6t ein neues pdiienbes ArbeitsieIo.
Gelectirenoe GemetnOsu mO9en lid inter Der @btiIre
A. Il. our5 Sieie .3eitnns oil i'm pehoclt.
4ap4p0h
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
GIT %nerfnnfettt

Gin rei;enb ~seleaencS 8rnnbtld. saus beiOn6ers GEE
ct9net fir etnen @emIiegdrtner, IoWie iIr @nten,udt,
Groiriesyano in gutter Gulturr ant Gcltaoc eiires iii6s
rei6eu Sees III ber gtdbe eiuer Sniel, uui Der i9 inn
9crbite Guuienbe BON pitbeu Gnten uuiboIten unO bic
Soqo icbr cr9ie5tg lift. giu nettcS fteine5 Eaus nit
Spe; 3inimert NIB Sommertl4e, Blibobleiter NIB
8eQel (Iues neu).. Sin gutter ;~usebedter Truitnet
beim 9auie, init s~enH9cub @uicr OaS gan5e Sabr. Sin
Safer nnO aOrnz arippe. iOpic cine sroBe uno Ia0ne
@uswabt Mobiliem unb 6iidenserdtbidaiteG ucblt cinent
eriter Rloie Sodoict ncucltcr Contribution. Sonoz
iperfs9eratbi9aItem &C. Niir $500 Saar wc9en &rantbett
8alo Alto Gountp. Sopu. Htdberes i'll Der Sifiee Der
81. StootSseitune. Ipdb(,i 10 nit
Npit3dlt. Sin EIas bel eincm 6armer fir einem
VNIHVDN" t~rditigen Sui9et pom II Sabren. SO
einiuienDen on Die Office Der 81. Staat9seitnns inter
S6armer". 1Sap2wOdbl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01

which provides for the closing OF
halls at a certain hour, while being
a regulation to an extent, Is really
a prohibition, that is, it prohibits or
suppresses the amusement between
certain hours. While in this case,
the closing may be severe, l am not
certain that the hour placed in the
new ordinance is unreasonable fer
the whole city; butt am certain that
the city, after entering into con
tract for a consideration, has no right
to take away part of the revenue
which comes after 10 o'clock, thus
violating the terms of the license,
and detracting materially from its
value to those to whom it was issued.
l do not see that it is necessary to
pass upon the ordinance in this case,
and on the ground that it is merely
a technical affair I think the petit
toner should be discharged.
Mr.. Miner stated that he would
prefer to have the court rule upon
the entire ordinance, but Judge En-
erson said he did not care to do so
in this case, and certainly not with
out greater consideration. The petit
toner therefore was discharged
without any opinion Independent
of the case Immediately before the
court.
The ordinance, therefore, remains
in force just as before, but the
wrong case had been taken up as
test. While an immediate victory,
in this case, it is a question if the
billiard men are at all satisfied with
the result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01

The current is passed out of the
revolving armature through hol-
low shaft on wires and is collected
Or COMMITTED on sets of brass COM
mutators at the extreme end of the
shaft. On each commutator rests
two brushes made of copper, which
govern the blow of current from the
IcOmmutatOr to the wire very much
IS a governor regulates the motion
Of steam engine.
The lam - of the Brush system
show marvellous ingenuity in their
construction and are complete his
tory Of the successive difficult steps
leading to a perfect system. The
current of electricity flows through
The lamp, passing down the upper
carbon, jumping across to the lower
and producing light in its passage
ma returning passes out again to be
carried in a continual stream from
lamp to lamp until having per-
formed its mission it returns to the
generator for replenishment.
The source of the automatism IN
the lamp is a special magnetic ar
rangement, which, by means of a
lever and collar, connects with the
upper carbon CARR r, and elevates
or depreSses it according to the re-
quirementS of the arc, thus main
tanning the same average of resis-
lance at this point in the circuit.
In the old yoltaic arc lamps clock
work was used to keep the carbons
separated so as to equaliZe the resis-
Gance between the carbon points,
but the Brush system has done away
with such complicated machinery,
and by a simple device the electric
current is made to perform this
office. 4 distance of One-sixteenth
of an inch is thus maintained be-
tween the carbons, and by this
method a perfectly steady light is
secured. The carbOns in the voltaic
arc lamp burn at the rate of about
one cent per hour per light, and it
takes one horsepower to drive each
light. The voltaic arc light gives
the maximum light downward at an
angle Of about forty-five degrees, so
that the higher it is elevated, the
greater the general distribution of
the light.
The characteristics of the lamps
are: Very great simplicity of con-
struction; insuring ease of manage
ment, safety against internal de-
rangement, and securing great re-
gularity of working; the double
magnet circuit conveying currents
of opposite direction, by means of
which any number of lamps may be
operated in single circuit without
any irregularity of action; the short
safety attachment, byI
which any lamp offering an a6-
normally great resistance, owing TO
the final consumption of its carb, ms,
or other cause, will, without any
change of strength in the main
current. automatically short-circuit
the said lamp, and thus preserve
the integrity Of the general circuit;
the multiple sets of carbOns, burn
ing successfully, without the inter-
ventiOn of any switching or other
special mechanism, and yet securing
the maintenance Of the light for
any desirable length of time with
out requiring attention; lastly, the
absence of any adjustment to be |
made by the attendant, other than |
placing the cartoons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01
CHIPS.
Does it tan?

Does it tan?
All fools day.
The billiard case is still INFESTED.
The conference boom has begun to
set in.
March went out like the lambest
kind of lamb.
No bullion shipments were re-
ported from the south on Thursday.
The High Council meets in the
Council House this evening at Z
o'clock.
The streets were crowded with
persons last evening to see the cleo
trio light.
The car track along Third South
street is being repaired, by replacing
the old ties with new ones.
Rumors as to the sale of the
Stewart Mine, No. l, at Bingham,
still lack authentic confirmation.
The Union Pacific was about one
hour behind time last night. which
caused a corresponding delay in the
Utah Central.
a Mexican woman was taken up
on Thursday, and will interview
Judge Ppyer to-day on a charge of
drunkenness.
An electric light has been ordered
by Hon. VIM. Jennings for the
Town Clock" at the corner of the
Emporium Store.
The trains from the north and
south last night gave evidence of the
approach of conference by the num-
Der of passengers.
John p. Meaken and Frederick
Carpenter, natives of England, and
VIM. a. Archibald were admitted to
citizenship on Thursday.
Hon. John Sharp VIII not go south
on business connected with the new
line south of Milford, until after
conference; he will do so then.
House cleaning. a very popular
pastime with the ladies during the
early spring months, is being in
dulged in by many at the present.
The case of the Highland Boy
against the Omaha, was continued
yesterday afternoon until 10 o'clock
this morning, to allow for the hear
ing on the writ of hdbedS corpus
concerning John BechtOl.
Persons want to recOlIect that by
the new ordinance fowls of any de-
scriptiOn found tTespassing on
mothers ground cannot only be
killed, but the owner of the biped is
liable to fine of so upon cOnvic-
ton.
Jared Dalton. the murderer of the
old lady, Mrs. Parker, who was con-
victed of murder in the second de-
gree, on Wednesday, in the Second
District, will be called up for SEN
tence before Judge Twiss on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Eliza r. Snow Smith and
Mrs. Zina d. Young came up from
the south last evening, after an alb
sence of several months. A party
of ladies met them at the depot, and
escorted them home, where a pleas
ant evening was spent in congenial
Full many g maid has toyed with kero-
sene,
And sailed to glo-y in q gorgeous
glare.
And many a man has poked at glycerine,
And few promiscuous through the
desert air.
-P,JrOtechHIc Poet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to Fowls Trespassing

SECTION BE it ordained by th,
city Council Of Salt Lake City
That it shall be unlawful for the
owner of any domestic fowls. suct
as turkeys, ducks, geese or chicken;
to permit such fowls to trespasi
upon the premises of another
person at any time between
the first day of March anC
the thirty-first day of Octo
Der; and any such owner, fol
permitting them to so trespass, shall
on conviction be liable to a fine in
any sum not exceeding ten dollars
SECTION 2.-That so much of Sec
ton IS of Chapter VII. the of Revised
Ordinances and Resolutions of Salt
Lake City as relates to fowls found
running at large, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Passed March 10Th, 1881.
FERAM0RZ LITTLE,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN I. GAME,
Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01
Wood River.

The Wood River country seems
destined to enjoy a mining boom
this season. Parties of miners, who
are more or less of a roaming char
acter, have been leaving Salt Lake
and the mining camps here from
time to time for that locality, and
are still doing so. The Ogden Pilot
also states that teams are leaving
Ogden almost daily for Wood River,
some of them good outfits of four
horse teams, fitted with large wagon
and trail. That country is destined
TO have a large boom this season, but
we fear the ru h is beginning too
early. The snow there is still deep
and it will probably be a month yet
before much prospecting can be
done. Before the year is out, it is
not unlikely that many will have
the conclusion forced upon them
that Utah would have been a good
place for miners to tie to.
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4 aNtPE.

Although the vein has been cut
on TIE 40J level in the White Pine
and considerable water is coming in
the pumps a idle, the water being
of in a most novel and sin
gular manner. In the bottom of the
shaft there is round hole n few
inches i'll diameter. down which
pebbles and marbles have been
dropped, giving back a hollow sound
for a full minute, as they 20 ringing
down the caveTh's sides. The water
from the mine has been turned
into this hole, thus saving the labor
and expense of pumping Park
CitY Record.
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Call and Sample Free.
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Third District COu.t.

Proceedings at the Third District
Court on Friday, Judge Emerson
presiding:
a Lyndon US. T. W. Day ct al.
by consent, Defendant LaShbrOOk is
allowed ten days, additional time TO
file notice and statement for new
trial.
Lucinda z. Rose rs. Geo. w.
Rose; plaintiff allowed two weeks
to answer and prepare counter
showing to defendants motion to
modify decree.
l.. G. Mason cS- J. s. Wheeler
attachment withdrawn for further
service.
James W. Campbell ct al. Is. j. j,
O'Reilly ct al; trial in progress.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock am. on
Friday.
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Clothing BUYERS.

1 desire to call the attention of the
trade and the public in general to
my complete stock of Spring and
Summer Mems, Boys and Children's
Clothing, made in the latest styles
and of my Own Manufacture, and as
heretofore, l am in a position to sup
ply the Trade at lowest Eastern
prices freight added or at least 10
to 10 per cent. lower than the same
can be purchased at any other House
in this city. In addition to the above
/ carry the largest and best stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Boots and Shoes. lined and unlined
Canvas Suits, Overalls which l i'm
port direct from the Manufacturers
and will sell at lowest possible
prices Orders promptly and salts
factOrily filed.
l.. GOLDBERG,
los and 167 East Temple street.
Mandatory, ASS Broome street,
New York.
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FASHlONSI

Miss Colebrook wishes to inform
her lady friends, that on account Of
the delay of trains and Conference
being so near, she will not have an
opening, but has ready for inSpec-
ton an elegant assortment of Pat
tern Hats and BOEnets, French
Flowers, Ornbray Plumes and every
variety of New Shaded Trimmings,
Egyptian Ornaments, Owls Heads,
Fancy Lace, Tuscan Hats and Bon
nets. French Chip, Etc. The most
Fashionable Braids, Tuscan Lace.
Hair Blonde, White and Black
Feathers, Porcupine and Shell.
SO, Temple of Fashion.
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MILLINERY! MlLLINERYlll

On account of going into other
business L WILL CLOSE OUT my
immense stock of Millinery Goods,
consisting of trimmed and I'M
trimmed Hats, Silks and Satins,
Flowers, Feathers and Ornaments.
Also Ladies' and Children's Suits
and Underwear at less than cost.
Call early at j. G. BROOKS,
Next door to Deseret Bank.
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Auction.

Saturday morning, April ID, COM
meUcing at II am, at the First Door
south of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Bank,
consisting in part of Household
Furniture, Stoves, Beds, Chairs,
Carpets, etc, etc. Also one fine Top
Buggy, one good Two Seated Buggy
also one Open Buggy; also two
Horses, Single and Double Harness
Sale positive. II. a. REED,
AuctiOneer.
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New PrOprietOr-Old Saloon.

MARION MERRILL having pur-
chased from Phil. Margetts the
SALOON and CIGAR STAND, No. 1860
First South Street, begs to announce
to the patrons of that establishment
and his many friends, that he will
continue to run the business in the
same courteous and accommodating
manner for which he was prOverbial
while in Pills employ.
Sol citing the patronage of old
customers as well as all new ones
who may choose to give me a call,
promise that everything sold in my
rooms shall be Of the best quality,
and served in recherche style.
MARION MERRILL,
1860 First South Street.