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Horner method ofextracting square root J.D Brown
Debate: Resolved, That the Office of County superin-
tendent be established. Affirmative, T. Jay Nor
gam negative, ,. W. johnson.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Delicate Women.

JOHN PRICE, who has been reriously i'll for some
time, Is mending.
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SEE NEW No. at N. Downey's.
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Teachers' Monthly Association.
The next meeting of the Jackson County Teachers
Monthly Association will be held at Hamden, April
9th, commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m. Pro-
granme follows:
FORENOON.
Concert Recitation Miss Nellie CoZZens.
The Old Log School-house J. z. Kinnison.
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Bone Dust, by car load, at D. L. Pick rel's.-,
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Republiean Township Ticket.

The Republican Convention for the
nomination Of township officers was
held at the Court House, on Saturday
Of last week, at two o'clock.
Elmer G. Powell was chosen Chair
man, and W. F. Smith, Secretary.
The nominations were as follows:
Clerk-George w. Miller.
Trustees-Andrew McMillen, Jacob
Miller, W. D. Lewis.
Treasurer M. Evens, (Matt.)
Constables- w. Steele, Thomas
Griffths.
Assessor-1st. Precinct, John F.
Brown.
Assessor-2nd. Precinct, William D.
Trago.
There is an excellent ticket for you,
Mr.. voter, now go in and elect it.
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QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrelis. z7jal
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racts That we Knox.

THE second precinct-"south Carolina''-should
elect Bill Trago Assessor. Bill is good an Asses
as "South Carolina" ever had.
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DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Piekrers. ~

L1GHT-RuNNrNa HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrel's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
The cabinet EatiIcs.

All the members Of the now cabinet arc
married, but tho wives Of tho four whose
tastes are known here arc not considered
'socie!y ladies" in any sense of tho word.
These ladies are Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. Window,
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Kirkwood, the wives Of
the secretaries of the state, treasury, navy
and interior departments. OF these Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Hunt have gone mos. into
society. Mrs. Blaine. while well qualified 10
take u prominent place in social life has
never seemed to care to dress. As the wife
of the secretary Of state she will have more
social duties TO discharge than ever before,
even when her her husband was speaker. The
diplomatic corps usually expects the resi-
dence of tho secretary Of state to be spe-
cies of headquarters for them, and its MON.
bers nee. each other there sL informal day
receptions, as well rs 81 dinner and other
evening parties.
Miss Dodge (Gail Hemilton) will ably as.
slst Mrs. Blaine in the future rs she has in
tho past. Secretary blaine's eldest daughter
has gone much into society this winter, and
seemed greatly to enjoy it.
Mrs. Window is "A yery kind hearted lady.
moro devoted 10 home duties and 10 thought.
full attentions in private TO those sho knows,
especially to the sick or sorfowlIl, tan 70
general society, though sh1 frequently &C
compsny's her husband TO diaaes., aud some
times attends evening parties,
Mrs. Kirkwood has rarely accepted an in.
vits,on since sho has lived here, and her
husband has never done so, but means 10 BE-
A.. -. O.. a.. . 4 .
invoterato dislike TO society obligations, they
hitherto declined, even when invited TO dine
al tho white house.
Mrs. Robert Lincoln and Mrs. MscVeigt
arc mentioned as likely 10 enjoy their new
positions, the one as the wife Of the secretary
Of war and the other ms tho wife of The AZ.
torney general moro than tho others OF tht
cabinet co,erie arc expected 70 do. Mrs
Lincoln Is tho youngest OF the seven ladio
whose husbands are now the president
advisers.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

CITY or DALLAS.
TN compliance with resolution adopted by
Il the Uity Council ON the first day OF March,
leSl;
An election Ia hereby ordered 20 pc held In
the city OF Dallas on the 9Th day of April, lsSl,
10 determine whether or not there hall be
ievie1 an annual tax of q OF per cest. for
this and ensuing year on all property In the
city OF Dallas, the said teA beng for tho
purpose VI constructing school buildings for
the public schools of the city. Al said
special election no one shall be qualified to
vote except persons who pay a property lax TO
the lily. 4 separate ballot box VIII be had,
but at said special election the same officers
will conduct tue election and it will b. held
at the same time and NJ the same places as the
general city election, as follows.
First Ward-Polls at the courthouse; Q. ".
Terry, presiding officer.
Second Ward = Polls 81 Bryan'e building,
Camp street; W. W. Ross, presiding officer.
Third Ward - Poll, at Frlch's store, ION
Bryan street, j. IL Brown, presiding officer
Fourth Ward - Polls at Young's school
house; j. j. Eakins, presiding onlcey.
Ballots used to be written or printed: ''In
favor of the tsx;n or, Opposed 10 the tax ,
In witness whe -eof, ! have hersunto aAxed
my official signature. aud caused
IL. s. the seal of said CITY 10 be here0u
Impressed. &c Office In said city,
this 10Th of March, \. ID. SSl.
l., II. BOHNI, Mayor pro tenn.
Attest; j. h. HEREroRp, city Secretary.
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MExIJAN SOCIETY.
Its Benutifal womea and Numerous
Castles.



There exists no other society on the planet,
40, oror n Tndi. whora ,horo !. mora d;..
NV WV" =, ' 49,
tinction OF CASTE and Glass than Is touna IN
Mexico. On the gulf coast, by consequence
of the unfortunate smslgsma,ion OF the
-L,,.s AZ. al, In, Cb,,..o ,a,h.
whi'o anu INV A'''''i any 'A'' "AN
black races, there are SAID 10 exist AT least
ont co,or or AT Lass, of d;aa,apt character.
- y A.. 49,, -. -, ~,
isues' Al 'Ao e'pi'a' sum 10 No' 'He
There are CastiIans and Cfeol's, or children
of Indian mothers and Spanish fathers and
fon Hooded Indiana Tho Crao,es ara noted
n S' 4, % go
Iol 'heir lh'eiisenee,tuer syniuletry VI Iorni
ana feature, ana Ihelr pelsonsl uour'se
Ihelr complexion may De sA'u ~ ieseihVi .
thsI OF mo lar'lsmea esoalleros VI auus s.,
s,A. 5ne mates ate 'ai. Anu shape.i, wniie
Tue lauies arc seperaS yer5 ueAu'lu'i srs
wei lorheo' possess uolie"io'y inoulueu
Ashus ana ieer anu she liHs' Vcauu'u, EYES
OF any OF me human nanny, Inc oelies OF
the sousa 0, ffai'ce' % lno mountains Ah1
Pialhs Oh opa,u, VI tna oietiAs shu cSa,ts Vi
rorsueai, s1u " :no laulous o;ios VI isaiy,
mus yie.u 70 .9o't cHarniine sls'ofs Oh 'he
Aa1lh rePuoiics III lne oe sM snspe' slHe ana
oppression VI sno eyes' ihey Me 10 e1ceee-
ihlgiy oppressive sisnee iroln 2e'weel tneif
iot1S lr,hsos seenis " i,S't ,n'o 'ne very SOU.
aho serh 'oJos oreonos, OF Orooie eyes,
mas oeconis Provero' ~uile leW' very IL"
uaVeiers from 'ne nyperooieah regions nave
returleu from Iheir MoAicah .ouf hesrI'
Mnoie; wn ., very many VINO re'urnea car,
rieu WIN lo .ue,n .ne holy pam ior WOUNDED
spirE: Inc peter class OF hexicshs are, IN
inc n'sness acceptance Vi Inc term, gehtie-
men. iney are easy ana uhrestr"ineu IN
sle,r hishhe' "a anu are e1ueniey ponshea
anu poIile: ihey a,e very ln'eilcctuai ana
are l1variaply won educated; can speak
severAl languages perform On Tue piano ana
guitar, anu re Senefuly Wrlters ana poets
no mere scIl9nlers' O9l poets esssyists and
sus . Oh aonl'y, lauee9' u woula DC alll-
Hui. W ilhu r''Ss 'un' o1nlol's shuch slhsu-
iAi M peraooAe' vi 2euius' &C..
nne most celeoralea ulaNhelnsIlclan ana
nliisary eus'ugs S LAS written INC most sue
cesslui plaY' Ing most famous partisan oiil-
eor VI tne war ol lne rrehcn INVASION pro~
ouceu tue most popular sentimental novel,
WINE lhe greatest mexican lnsaeer ana
political economist mas gwen to the world
tne most touo'Ilhg ana DeNuitul poem ever
puDushea IN ba'ih America many OF the
younger autuors' whose ages Iahse between
elgnseeh ana twenty-five years, rave acquired
Soai repu"Nons' were tney Amerlcshs or
Earopeans, .helr names woule DC pronounced
TiIn IssPec' ana adnlira'oh throughout
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Tho New Presidents Habits.

General Garhcld's habits in the white
house arc regular and most exemplary. He
Is up ut o'clock, and before any member of
his family, except his venerable mother, who
isa hour ahead Of him. Tho family break
fast at s. but before that time
tho president finds timo 10 glance
at Tho papers. After breakfast
which Is over by hslf.past eight, hcpre.iden.
goco into hs Office and gives directions
touching such mail matter rs requires hi:
personal attention. Ho spends probably an
hour debating personal letters TO HE s,enog.
rophcri. Then no joius his family, has chat
with them for few minutes, and Is ready to
greet the bowling mob who arc barking
their shins on tho outside. AT two o'clock
the president usually denies further inter-
ylewe 10 tho office seekers, and ut
hslf-psst two tekes bis lunch with
the family. Between three and four
o'clock no reads tho Now York dsilies. Usu.
ally between four and Two some members Of
the cabinet will drop Ia. Blaine oslls every
day. Al six o'clock the president dinea, and
spends tie evening with HE family, enter.
iaining such personal fficnos as tall. There
Are no sundt night siDs,Dg classes Ut tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Forty Years. Experience of an Old
kurse

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup Is tho pre-
scrip.ion OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, aud has been
used Tor forty years with never falling safety
and success by millions Of mothers and chill.
dreu, from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult II COrrects acidity Of the stom-
ach, relieves wind collie, regulates the bowele,
and child. We bclteye IL the best and sureSi
remedy In tho world, In all cases Of dyseutery
aud diarrhoea in children, whether arising from
teeth,ng or from any Other cause. Full direc
tons for using Will accompany each bottle.
None genuine uolcsA the fac-simile OF Curtic
a. Perkins is ON the outside Wrapper. Sold by
ali medicine dealers. - cents a bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRlNTING OFFIcE
Is one OF tue most complete 10 all its depart
ments to be found IN the state. tiswell sup
piled with all the late styles of type, and
having 1--WE presses OF the most approved pat
terms and run by steam power, IL IS capable
of turuingou. more work 10 less time than any
other Office In Texas, Al the job stock In
the oillce Is bous hi from frat hands and get
ting all the discounts given by manufacturers
10 Is enabled 20 surn out work at the very
lowest prices, Commercial printing sps-
cialty. Call and examine specimens sud see
with what neatncss work is executed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

white house now. The president is great
lover of children. he eI JOYS their company,
and loves TO tomp with them. His eldest
daughter Mollie, Is of that age when her les
sons and her educati nal advancement
require much attention. Her father takes n
deep personal interest in her wellsre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

And it's Oil On account of your Indigestion
stomach with the active prucples of dlges
ton, gives tone 10 the sy tenn and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by Hoyt 4 Gotta and W
Howell n Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists in
naAln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

New York cream cheese, OWLS and sat
sage and other imported cheese, st JOSEPH
Monczers.
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTISa OFFICE
Is prepared 10 execute, In the highest style OF
art, any and all railroad printing at the Short
est note.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

ItUV Us pOSSIUIU IHU VUIVI' VI'VV, wv ~,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail ut small cost. TlCNNoH Il 90. refer
to thousands whom they have thus supplied
during the past q years. Send for samples,
or enli II S.W. cor. Oh& Chestnut. ~. J outs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

---Rector's Vitsl RESTORATIVE uufes nervous
liability. See certificates of sans n sdver-
lament in another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
H
PERSON AL.

DERsONAL.-Jame Frazier, residence No,
~, caroline street, raises and moves build
ings with prompmess and dispatch, Orders
may be left At the hardware store of Il 4 Bell
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For ,he Hood andJ.iyer


Uss Extract of aarsaparilla and pandelior
with lOdde of Potassium,
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FOR RENT.
lost

r 0sT-At theatre saturday night, one hoi-
Ii low gold bracelet Finder will be re-
wsrded by returning same to office Sanger
Bros. Mar2l-2t
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Denison, February ~. issi.

Denison, February ~. lssi.
l.. I. NoYrs, ESQ.,, General Agent DiebOld
Safa and Lock Company.
Dear Strive take pleasure IN Informing
YOU that the Number II Dlehold Safo pur-
chased from you was In the fire on tho might of
February sth, ISL, which consumed our two
story brick store and the store adjoining Tho
safe foil with the floor into the cellar, IN
which was stored an Immense stock of bacon,
lard, oil, and such heavy aud iuiammabie
goods, whore IL remained for forty-elght
hours, and was at white heat when dragged
ont from the ruins. On opening the saio
some hours Inter, we found all our books,
papers and money In perfect etate Of pres r
walton. We fully endorse tho Diebold safe
and want another ne soon M can ON on
now store. send simple of money taken on
OF the cafe, and will send some papers thu
werein It. Tho safe VIC will ship TO you 4
sample, 80 you can show what tho DEB Id
50 o will DO.
Very respectfully yours,
MAnx, KuknN 4 Co,
Wholesale GrOcrls Usnison, Tsxas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
PHYSICIAN.


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-DR. NOR
1 TON. Office, in first national bank build
Ing. Residence, San JaciDto street, near
Leonard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
TRIED BY FIRE
DTEBOLD'S SAFES.

DALLAS, January TO- 1851.
l.. 4. Noygs, ESQ.,, Houston, Texas;
l take pleasure In informing you that the
Number Safe sold me byyorr agent, MIR. j.
tents complete. The papers were unimparcd,
and some fifty d0llars In bills and silver were
as bright IA when placed In the cash vault
consider the test u good one, IA the block OF
buildlnga on south side Of Elm street, where
my house was located, were entirely destroy
ed on Friday night, January 18th. The
handle was melted, which will require
replacing. ! shall re-pant the safe for
continue. use. The practical Test of the Die
bold Safe and Lock Co.'S Fire. Proof safes no
positive protection | am most happy to nc.
knowledge. Very truly,
h. Q. PHArFLE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
Hit q. Grant.


St. Louis, 17.-Senator Vest writes to
the reunion of circumstances to be
held at Mobarly, on toe 18th inst. f, con
graduating them on their patriotism in
war and peace. He thought the tears and
sorrow of the South over the shooting OF
Garfield would remove the malice and
suspicion entertained by the north, and
is disappointed that such has not been
the case. To illustrate, be quotes from
Grants recent utterances, that pensions
must be paid to none but Union soldiers,
and asks what drug can have so changed
the speaker since his words at Cairo and
Bloomington, when he paid a tribute to
the present devotion to their country of
those who were grey. The language of
Grant is an insinustion, OF the basest
sort, for ex-confederstes have neither
asked nor thought Of pensions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
Cable Clicks.

London, let is officially announced
that the French government bas con-
sented to prolong the treaty IF commerce
with Great Britain for three months, to
date from the Sth Of November. The
joint commission will meet in Paris on
Monday
Berlin, 16.-In the chess contest the
first prize has been adjudged to Black
burn, who won twelve games, and the
second prize to Zuckertort, who won nine
games
Paris, 17.-Under the head Of food,
and compared with 1880, the import re-
turns of the first eight months OF 1881,
show a diminutien of 124, 10000 francs;
exports, diminution of "a, 100000.
London, 17.-PreVious to closing the
Trades Union congress, to-day, letter
from American Minister Lowell was
cad, thanking the congress for the
friendly and sympathetic feeling it had
expressed relative to President Garfield
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
Egyptian.

New York, TO- The HerGJd'S Cairo
reporter interviewed the Kbedive. He
said: The height of my ambition and all
[ live for is the happiness and prosperity
OF all the people in Egypt, regardless Of
religion or nationality. Since my aces
sion have taken as my model Amer:-
can civilization, which admits of no dis
linctions, neither of race nor religion. I
have done all in my power to insure that
those who live here may feel that they
have real home in Egypt. My task is
beSet with difficulties, which nobody out
side this country can appreciate. With
Gods help however, shall succeed in
overcoming them. Arabia Bey has per-
sonaIly assured me of his loyalty. The
Panisalamistj ournsl, the HadjGr, is sup
pressed. the real feeling here is hostile
to Europeans. The present arrange
ments only tend to fan the smoldering
disconten.. England will not back her
threats with military force. France is
sulky. Turks win Prince Bismsrck's
applause. Consuls Wolff and Comanos
are wide awake to American interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
Criminal Calendar.

New York, 1.-two men were arres,
sed for forging Bank OF France notes.
San Francisco, II John II. Frank
Ign, former clerk of WinOna, Illinois
postoffce, where he is wanted for for
gerry Of money orders, was arrested here
on Thursday evening. He. made full
confession.
Rockland, Ne, 17.-Charles Smith, a
laborer, last night shot and killed his
wife, an infant son snd his mother-in-
law. and attempted to kill Mrs. Metcalf
an old lady living in the house, hut she
with two children escaped. The nur-
derer surrendered. Jealousy.
Pittsburg, 17.-Ander Kountzman, an
insanely jealous German, fatally hurt his
wife and cut his own throat The boarder
whom he suspected Of alternating her
affections was assaulted, but escaped IN
hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
The Kaiser.

New York, -ReraId's Kiel: The
Emperor, with large and brilliant suite,
arrived here at o'clock from Itzhehoo,
where the Kaiser witnessed the manmu-
vers. He was. greeted with great ac-
clamation by the populace who thronged
the streets along the route to the Schloss.
A curious incident occurred in the har-
Dor to-day. An old transport ship, Eide,
which was to have been blown up to
morrow by Fish torpedoes. sank because
it was too hesvily balanced. The Elbe
has been replaced by aneth ar more costly
vessel. Thus these very interesting ex-
periments will not be intercepted. At
night the hsrb0r and suburbs of the
town on the western shore were bril-
liantly Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and electric lights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
TELEGRApHtC NEWS!
The ..aBa Leagae Convention.

The s,aBa Leagne Convention.
Dublin, 16.-In the Land Lengue COD
ven ion Psrneli said he believed the lard
&C would moi stand tee test Il should
they would % justified In whatsver stsI d
the ok, if they adopted LIS wat b.
Nd d M ent," or d sumo any th.r
u uie. (Chsers.) t might very soon
he their duty to Assem- Bile 4garn. Dillon
lacuulescea IL the or p1'iti that the
Iard ec' should be tested, but ne WAS Ger
tain that In the test it Won f,ll. A
Tut Of authorizing tn Land League
TO t.ka C! ses to bring before the land
court, provided BIT no American money
had been emple, ed, WIS car led. About
q .uz-n delegates opposed the re-olution
By exclaiming, The Eng lsh rule still. +"
The fifth md sixth resolutions were then
unanimously adopted. Ju tin Mccarthy
read ietter from Brennan to Psraell,
stating that the suspects in Kllmainham
jaIi greet the convention and say If the
will of the country tsvoTs the policy
communicated in cab egrsms from
Am rican branches ofthe Land League,
they desire that no consideration for their
o sition should influence the decision Of
the convention. Loud cheers followed
the reading Parnel said The resolutions
affecting lsborers would be taken up on
Saturday.
Dublin, 17.-On the resssembling of
the National League Parnell announced
a resolution calling uppn farmers to
prove their sympathy with lAborers by
raising dwellings for them and enabling
them to live ia something like decency
and comfort.
Parneil's resolution asking farmers to
prove their sympathy with laborers was
unanimously adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
The Opium Traffic.

London, 1Z-At the Methodist Ecu.
menieal Council, to-day. resolution
co1demning the opium traffic, with an
addendum cilling Ga government to de-
liver the country from the guilt Of sup
porting it, was passed s-
Bishop Peck strongly advocated both
the resolution and addendum.
Rev l. Green, of the Southern Church,
read paper on missionary work abroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
French in africa.

Paris. 16.-News is received of holly
contested fight between Ssbietor's col
umn and Insurgents at Regrin. French
loss, seven killed and ffteen wounded.
Arab loss, very considerable. tranquil
ity has been restored at Sqsa. Mehdia
and Monastie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18
Lost in the Lake,

Chicago. 17.-News is received here
that the schooner D. B. FGs Vdlkea5erg,
corn laden for Buffalo. went down With
all hands off Whte Fish Bay yegter az.
No particulars. The crew probably con
sists OF half dozen parsons.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-18

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