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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
The River ana HarBOr B,II.

Washington, 29-There was a special
meeting OF the cabinet. to-day, TO con-
slider The river and harb0r bill. All
members were present except Secretary
Chandler. Thebili was discussed and
mai action decided upon. The greatest
secresy was maintained ~ to tbs conclu-
sloI. 1t was the understanding between
the PresidentIsnd members OF his cab
met that nothing whatever should be
divulged IS to the result Of to-daYis de-
alterations. One fact, however, is known
In this connection, that tie President will
send communication TO tha House Of
Representatives on The sutject on Mon
day next.
The opinion generally expressed bv
senator's and members is that the bill will
be vetoed for the reasons mentioned 10
the dispatches last night, but those most
iHteres ia the bill, including the chair
man OF the commerce committees OF the
two house still insist that IL will be
signed. but that the President, will re-
serve to himself the right % indicate
what portions OF the vast sum appropri-
ated shall be expended and WHARF.
Leading democrats express doubts "a 10
the veto Of the bill they say The Presi-
dent hes net the hard.hood or political
shrewdness to send in veto on this bill
Late this evening statement has been
put in circulation by q gentleman close
to . member If The cabinet that st the
meeting to-day il was decided to veto the
bill In anticipation Of veto message
on Monday leading republicans are ure.
iDH caucus to be held on Tuesday even
ing Of which il is intended to considei
three propositions, one Of which ia to pas
. bill appropristing lump sum for pub
lie Improvements 10 be placed at the dis
erection Of the secretary OF war; snothei
70 scale down the present bill 80 per cent.
and third 10 do nothing in tue way o
presenting bill leaving the matter to e
over TO the next session.
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ABOUT EGHP 4.

Constsntinople, %. The military
commission il of the OPTION tha. ths ex-
p 'ditiOn TO Egypt shOu a CONSIST Of an
advance guard and tire divisioa- with
an effective forces Of p O0a- man eash.
Tue Porte denies receiving ,nr :ele-
gram announcing the -Gb ni-sl0l Of
Arab fasha.
Fifteen thousand tro % are dared TO
prac.ed to Egypt nex. wsrx.
Alexandris, %. 1890 pm hs ex-
p'Osions heard here throughout me day
were caused by tb4 itish. who de-
stroyed the e<unOa Ard o ,wder maya.
zines 10 the fJrts. Two Rrmad parties
started to night from ths Alerandris
passenger station and Gabari goods de-
pot, To repair the rauw,,s cus nv the
rebels on the Alexandra eide Of Mshalk
Juncti a. Cherif PAsha has arrived
here.
Bo.tcn. 2s.-The HerdLd's London
correspondent cables as follows; A nen-
Der of the govern mens assures me that
the reports Of Arabs insentOns 20 offar
t-rms OF surrender are entirely uniounded
Very little confidence can be plaesd 10
correspondents at Alexandria. All i'm
portaut probabilities are carefully hidden
/ -'OA hHS"ss <Au cA1uatulisk party HD-
preached the forts ct Boukir this morn
;1g. The Egyptians maze ready to Ere
aud the E0glish retired ABRUPTLY. Gov
eminent has little information of the pro-
2ress Of Acabfs affsirs, and is not san
gui1e that he will surrender. The only
terms wilt De bAuishmeat OF himself and
officers, tae disbandmeet Of troops and
the punishment of all suspected Of COM
plicity in the alleged massacre Arab
sent o delegation yesterday TO meet
the British with q flag Of truca. An
were naughty and declined to talk about
surrender on any terms. They were
most insulting TO the English oficers,
They eaid they would resist to the bitter
end; that Arab had the whole coantyv
with him. The deputies retired sqeerinQ
at the English professions aud threats.
There seems no foundation for the "a
ports that Arab acts ia hostility % ths
interests OF European5.
Arab Is obviously playing, vGitinR FOL
game The report that he took the Gus
, toms money at alexandria is now proVeC
: TO be a lie. A telegram from him 10 I
private party here bitterly complains o.
. the prejudiced reports. Arab has means
, Of knowing the English movements
Even officers surround ng the KhediVl
|. communicate With Arab. He also get
Important Information from Constantine
4 pie. Arab now sigos himself com,
. mander Of the national army.
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Mexican Matters.

Tucson, A. T., 29.-The Stars specisl
advices from GuaymoS, Sonora, says:
From courier just arrived from ths dis
trict Of SaAuausp. it is reported that st
the Cunioral the Apsches have killed
twenty citizens, and are depredating and
usssHcreing the inhabitants. Gen. Rees
has left Hermosillo with q large force OF
regulars towards ElvAs, where il is said
. band of $50 Apsches are preparing to
make raid on Hernosillo, t. liberate
their squaws captured Dy Col. Garcia,
TIE people Of Sonora are rejoiced &c
know that Gen. Crook is to assume CON-
mand of military affairs in Arizona. and
feel that is means the subjugation of tn,
Apsches.
A convict soldier lately Impressed into
the service was shot here on the 2nd 70,
deseriioD.
The MinAs Priesas Mine has shut
down, throwing 200 men out Of employ.
ment. The cause IL litigation.
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Big Mining Storx.

New York, ga dispatch from Multi,
New Mexico, says great excitement is
caused IN this vicinity by the discovery
OF new deposits OF extraordinarily rich
silver. In Lake Valley, ten miles from
here, in the Black Rang, in one shaft Of
the Sierra Mine, a vein OF chloride and
horn silver forty feet thick has been dis
closed this week. The inflated prospect
ors' party is so large that the hostile
Apeches who committed numerous out
RACES heresbouts last year have fed from
their camps aud gone over the berder
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re
Railway has laid CUT branch road from
hcre TO Lake Valley. aud the rush to the
new mining distriet increases daily.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
XLVII CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.


Washington, 29.-The Senate, 25
to II, took up the House bill to regu-
late the carriage of passengers by
sea.
DeuSter'S immigration bill passed.
The naval appropriation bill was
then taken up, pending the clause
being that regarding double-tur-
reted monitors.
An amendment by Beck was
adopted, reducing from a million 10
$40O,000 the appropriation for the
completion Of the Mi0htonGnlG. in
launching the other four monitors,
prohibiting the completion Of those
four vessels without further orders OF
Congress. and directing the naval
advisory board to report as to the adj
visibility of their competition; vote,
yeas So, nays 10.
Miller. of California, moved to
strike out the clause abOlishing the
grade of cOmmodores; agreed to.
On motion of Butler an amend
ment was adopted striking out the
clause providing for the condemna-
ton and sale of such stores and sup
plies belonging to the several bur
eaus OF the navy as shall be unser-
viceable, and inserting a clause di-
recting the secretary of the navy tC
make report OF such stores anC
supplies to Congress.
After coming to an arrangement
that the vote should be taken upor
the bill at 3 o'clock on Monday, the
Senate adjourned.
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The "JeanneIts'' Il vestgatlo..

Washington, %. - Representative
Washourn, Of Minnesota, who offered A
resolution In the house day or two ago
to authOrizs the secretary CT the navy 70
convene court Of enquiry 70 examine
into the loss OF the ArdIic exploring
steamer JeGnnette, said to-day that he
expected to have the court Of enquiry or
dered before the close OF the present ses-
sion. The members OF the naval COM
mittee TO which the resolution was re-
feIred we're, he said, all in favor OF
reporting the resolution at once. Mr.
Wssb6urne was asked to explain why he
tad offered this resolution. He said ne
had been requested to bring the matter 70
the attention Of Congress by DR.. Collins,
Of Minneapolis, one Of his constituents,
ana brother OF jerome j. Collins, che
New York Herald correspondent with
the ill-fated JeGHnefte party. Mr.. OOls
Inns asked that q congressional COMMITTEES
be appointed, but this Mr. Washburne
deemed imDrActicable, aud after q con-
suitatiOl with the secretary Of the navy,
who informed hin that other persons had
been urging an investigation, It was
sgreed upon 10 call for the con veninR Of q
court of iLquiry instead Of q Co.'S
gressinsl committee. Mr.. Washburn
thought tbst as the Jednaette was
lot an United stStes vessel, the fact that
her officers were American naval officers
would be sufficient ground on which to
demand government investiRs The
inquiry, be thought, would be directed
principally TO the character and condition
OF the vessel before her departure Tor the
| Arctic seas, and the conduct Of the sur
wing office and men after leaving the
vessel. Hswould not give any ipforma-
ton as to the motive Of the charges on
which he bad asked the resolution.
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THAT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
A Bishop Endorses the Institution.
MORGAN CITY, UTAH,
July 18th, 1882.

July 2Sbn, 1857.
Editors Herald:
In answer to your query of yes
terday, viz: what is it?" in re-
gard TO the institution (soeH knozon
IN these parts "The Medical Col
lege of Utah." 1 must truly say am
surprised at the ignorance mani
tested on your part in relation to the
existence of this institution. Ify0u
really were in ignorance about the
matter, why did you not apply to
the president. secretary, or any one
of the trustees, who by the way are
all bona fde residents, and honorable
men IN our community, or the ma
triculauts, for information, which
would have been given with plea
sure? You can rest perfectly at ease.
This institution is gotten up for the
purpose of educating our people in
the profession, thereby preventing
so much cutting and Quacking as
has heretofore existed in our cOun-
try. DR.. Z. S. Kohler, the dean, is
an old army surgeon and
graduate from one of the
best schools in the United
States; came othis country several
years ago well recommended, and
being quiet, unassuming gentle
man, has built up a reputation in
our community which will stand.
The college is properly organized,
and no diplomas will be issued to
persons unless thoroughly Compel
ent to practice medicine in all its
branches. said examination to take
place publicly and before the officers
and faculty Of the college. AS TO
the genuineness of the institution !
can testify as a stu1ent to its bene-
fetal effects. Hoping this explaHa-
ton will suffice, and requesting fur
ther acquaintance with our school
| am respectfully,
w. B. PARKINSON.
Bp. North Morgan Ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Washington, 29.-The sundry civil
appropriation bill WAS reported to the
Senate By Allison, to-day. Il aggregates
$25, 764, O0n. al increase over the II ouse
bill of $l,788, 900. Among the items
added by the Senate committee ara the
following: Payment to the Cherokee
nation OF Indian. $500, 900; to purchase
additional beef FOR Indians, SOC, 900; for
the international monetary conference,
81, 900; life saving service, $45, 900; to
remove the bodies Of Lieutenant Com
mander belong and companions from
Siberia to the United States. SIS, 900.
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At Cost.

We will sell for limited number
of days. the following lines of goods
at NEW YORK COST. Our entire
stock of HOSIERY, including Sum-
mer Gloves, Silk MIts and Ganze
Underwear; this stock was never in
so good a condition. Our whole
stock of CORSETS; We never had so
good an assortment. And our stock
Of Ladies' and Misses MUSLIN UN-
DERwEAR, which is always the best
in. the city. COIN Bros.
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COMINGl
WlLKER OPERA HOUSE,
CNE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, JULY 31ST, 1882.
THE
DalTil6 Musical BUTlGSQls Comply.
6E0RGE DANVILLE. Business Manager
PROF W. H. MORTON, Musical Director
BlLLRY NORTON, stage Manager
CEE RIGHT ONLY,
LOOK at the Array of Talent !

LOOK at the Array OF Talent
Gus BRUNO, FORMERLY OF THE
" Tourists" and Our Hoblins," has
been engaged and will appear in his mimi
able speciRlties.
KELLY AND STILES. in their scientific
Sens and Dance movements, Introducing
heir wonderful Triple Time Clog.
BILLY MORTON, the King OF Comedians,
DlOk MORTIMER, In his pleasing and
eaurely new Banjo Performances
1he BIG 4, Holden, Morton DeMorney and
ADAMS; exoelled by none copied BY all.
MORTIMER and MoVICKER in their in
inltable Dutch AM Chinese specialties.
BERT HOLDEN, in his Wonderful Musical
melee on Blight Different Instruments.
ADhtONO ACK QUARTETTB, giving the
most Popular Songs OF the DRV
JIMMY ASaBR0OK, the Great Irish Com
~ GEORGE DANvILLE, The Wonderful and
Teasing Baritone.
80 = y. OEAuRN ~, the Grsal Athlete. pro.
Ho1neeo By AL a. the Best
Cor.s. SIX Infantry Band appears With the
day. al '"e EoPuiss AIRS OF the
ING Company give their RolIIekinv. gida
S5s.tanS AfterPioce, written e~nrassiS n,
ssy norton entitled "WITOF AT TH
SAsALUA." introducing all the Pannlar AIR
ION Patience" "Olivette az .-cotts
Madame FaVart.' AA'0o''o'
AaNAsission 25c., 50,., aud lac. Rsserve,
eeats. 25c. extra.
LIZ Ofhcs open on 21;h and 3lst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Dallas, Tex, 29.-There ia much az
element throughout the state about yell
low fever in MstAmOras, and al unoOR-
6rmed report it exists in Brownsville.
The disease is spreading In MEXICO. The
following was issued THE morning;
Hon. Thomas Carson:
II yellow fever is in Matameras, de-
clare quarantine ct once. Place DIR.
Cabbs in charge and give him a guard.
State troops will picket all the rivers.
In oAse Of an epidemic keep me veil in
formed. By order Of the governor. r. n.
SHeringtOn, health officer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Franklin. Pa, 29.-John G. Graft,
cashier OF the Exchanges Bank. is a do.
iaulier 10 large amount, said to bs from
$50, 900 to $780, 900. Craft lost heavily
ia the oil msrkst and used the ban <
funds to cover his losses. Stockholders
are ready to meet all the deHsnd and
the business will continus. No ruu il
likely. Graf is deacon in the Presby-
teriaa Church. and hs4 The u.m 1ss con =
fdence of the public.
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CLOSING OFT.

Having bought out the entire
stock of goods. book accounts, bust
ness and good will of Herman Segall,
l invite the public to an inspection
of the stock which L am about to
close out. All persons indebted to
Mr.. Segall will please call and set
tie their accounts for the above
reason. CHARLES GUsHAN.
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ALitlre Sensation.

Chicago, 29.-Through the stupid
blunder or wilful sensation Of q man not
used to handling matters Of news. a runoI
was set ahoat this morning thai pnl aba
was burning up. The only r,ossiole
foundation for the report was tempar-rS
obstruction of the telegraph by ths ourn-
ing Of switch board in the Oms1a rsls-
graph Office. The story was go wids ?
circulated ~ 10 make this explanation
propaY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Lemberg, 2S.-The trial OF Rlthe-
mans, lately arrested for high treason in
being connected with the Russophile
agitation in GAlscia, has been concluded.
The jury found Nsumovieehz, clergy
man; P. Loschzsnzky, al editor; Sypuu-
dsr, cathedral chichester, and Hsluchki
a shoemaker, guilty of disturbing the
tranquility, and they were sentenced tC
terms Of imprisonment from eight II
three months. The other prisoners we're
acuuitted-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Chicago, %. Samuel Cnl4iIe's seusa
tionsl melo-dramA. "Faken From
Lille" By Henry Petit. wss produced
TO night for the first time in Amer'cs. ls
McVieker's Theatre end met with great
success, the house bling crowded to The
doors, and the enthusiasm very unusual.
Ii Will be produced ia All the princioai
cities otthe country ia rapid succession,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

Rome, 29.-The Institute Of Forestry
at Vsllom brosa paid touching tribute
to the late American minister. They re-
ceived hB body into Ihe hall of their in
stitute for embslming, and kept guard
Of honpr over it day and night. The en-.
tire institute scco mpanis / the body doVr
the mountain to PontAssieve.
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WANTED.

ACAPABLE, EXPERIENCED Cook,
WASHER AND IRONER, to go to
Soda Springs with private family.
for two or three months. Liberal
wages given and good references re-
quired. Apply at room 115, Walker
House, from 4 to 6 O'clock in the af-
ternoon.
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Dallas. ga IRE at Hillsboro, late
last night. destroyed sixteen places OF
business including the Monitor news pa
per Office. Tha confagr4tion vas in the
business part OF th- CITY. The lres is es-
timated At from $50 600 to SIS. 900; par
tally insured.
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Rowa,s Prohsbit,on.

Des Moines, 29. Governor Sherman
to-day. issued . proclaim tiln declaring
the result of the election on the 8dopuoh
Of the prohibition amendment, 20 %
1856. 436 vosss for ami 115,677 sgains'
adoption, being a majority for aoop'io J
OF 20 759. He advises oil persons u
take notice and govern themselves &C.
cerdingIy.
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AtRgE iHD Brain DISEASES

2. VESTS NERVE AND rBRASS
si5ss. 4ISsAtment, specific for Hysteria. 6i1-
loi NJ .O.OovuisioBs, Nervous Heainche' Men.
OLD AZ teesAlon, LOss OF Memory. Prensture
rsDee e1ased oy over-exertIon, ovar-induI ].
SbicS sAeesses or overwork Of she brain
Oae bou s "a, TO Para ysis, decay aud death
coRtsin. WI cure recent cases. Each box
-- oD1 or six boxes Flr ave dellacs, xaat sss
fss - y Pela on receio OF prioe. We ruAran-
o-do, oo@ss % cure Gng case With sscb
Dsr ' :, seoeiEed by N Tor ak boxes, accom-
M -. - WIN ave dollars, We will send the
,ro ,SL'er our written guHrautee to return the
.,,.s u tne treatment dOeBP~t affect cure
80 sees issuef only by o.. Q. N. T. DruV
.''fe LII LAX City
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
WANTED.

Immediately, fifty teams to haul
Ore. The Lead Mine Company also
desire to purchase lot of large
Young Mules well broke to harness.
Enquire at Company's Office in rear
Of Mccormick Bank.
G. ID. SHE'LL, Sup't.
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BRICK MASOES WANTED

At the Germania Shelter. Apply
at the Office in the Deseret Bank
Building or to Daniel Smith at the
Works.
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WANTED.

A good steady Boy. who under
stands the care of a horse and COW,
and work around a garden. Steady
employment offered Apply at
Dryers Book Store.
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HORSES FOR SALE,
at PRICE & Olives.
BUSINESS FOR SALE,

"A nice, profitable business for
sale. Location on excellent street
good lease on property, and custom
established. To be sold because
party intends leaving. Low terms
offered. Address "W.," Pc. box G,
giving name, for particulars. :
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seuasOr HtIs.

Atlanta, Ga, Ex-senator Hill Il
worse. His mind was wandering to-day;
he sleeping quietly now, however.
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Drowned.

St. John. N. B.. 29.-Maggie ChssiHai
and Mrs. Jno. B. Abbott. bathing in she
river, we're drowned.
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Wanted. Territorial and County Script.
Small Houses tc Rent or for Sale, applica.
tions daily.
dposIE o HT U1id lod SS soaS ana
east fronts, excellent fruits, water, barn, etc,
10th Ward. -I 10
81, 600 G rooms. H ios Ks rSa on car line
T, UT blocks cast of business. 10 10 :,
SO, 800 q T seven sT rsoms A lot 41ao rods
south front, splendid fruits, good barn. half
block frcm Main street -,
DO ono HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS,
pz,OVO lot I0xI0 rods, on corner, south
'front.' splendid view. etc; Goth Wsrd-
200 LOT 3x1O RODS ON WEST TEN
pOOO ple aud Sixth outh streets ~
o4nnfs HOU-B OF FIVE ROOAS AMI
NIOUU porch. lot 5x20 rods, young fruits
spIeadid wei OF water and good barn, 1lss
30 CORNER LOT, SOUTH Aka
OOu east front; First South Street. LIE ~
Ward. %
| BROK ERR
! Money to Loan on diamonds, watches, Jew
| elry and other oollaterals. A specially IL
| buying and selling railroad tickets and mln'
| ing stocks, scrip. jurors and witnesses eonr
certificates bought an sold
Office Next to Walker House
MAIN STREET.
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LOOK HERE

IL you want Envelopes,
If ycU want Bill Heads,
If you want Statements,
If you want Certificates,
If you want Box Labels,
If you want Note Heads,
If you want Show Cards,
IL you want Law Blanks,
you want Ball Tickets,
LIZ you want Programmes,
Ii you want Letter Heads
If You want Bottle Labels,
If you want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
If you want Calling Cards,
II you want Address Cards,
If You want Shipping Tags,
If you want Business Cards,
-fyou want Wedding Cards,
If you wa 1t Invitation cards.
(fVou want Business Circulars.
RI vou want Pamphlets Printed
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If you want JOB Printing Of any
description, done Ia @ most satisfac-
tory manner. HoH can satisfy YOUR
wants by calling ~ or addressing
the II TLA-p f5'i.t.. Sa,t Ike CITY.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-04
The Almanac Prophet.

We have before us on our table one
of John p. Morton & Co.'S Western
Farmers almanacs for 1882. 1t is pub
lished at Louisville. Kentucky, and is
sold for ten cents. In addition to the
regular almanac news, the work con-
tains considerable farming information,
together with System Of Weather
Forecasts" with district map dividing
the country into thirteen districts and
giving the weather changes for each
district.
As weather is the principal event
this remarkable winter, we copy the
prophecies concerning what sort OF
weather may be expected during the
present month, not because we have
any faith in almanac weather, but be-
cause the prophecy is what, with some
exceptions, would suit this section, and
a favorable prophecy is some comfort
anyhow.
District three is composed of this
State, except that part bordering on
rivers St. Clair and Detroit and lakes
St. Clair and Erie. Parts of Indiana
Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota arc
in the same district--the whole district
taking in the country bordering OF
lakes Huron, Michigan and Superior
The prophecy opens out well, it be
ing, for the days between the LIST anc
9th, put down as "intense cold, snow,
and true enough, the new year com
mcncenced cold enough to satisfy any
body. Ditto Monday, yesterday an'
this morning. The snow part wa
rather thin.
From the 18th to the 18th, the re
port is not so good, being "warmer
cloudy, snow" The snow part is al
right providing there is enough Of
to be practically useful.
The weather prophet gets down t