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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
THE TRUE
A Plea TO Dispiace Chinese by White
Labor.
tyrom the S. T. Post.l

lSrom the 5. Il. Post.
Whether or not the new Chinese
bill becomes a law, the friends of
American labor should continue TO
organize to substitute white girls for
Chinese males in the houses of this
city. These organizations should of
course include other branches OF in
dustry, but we regard the household
service performed by Chinese as about
the most Objectionable form which
their labor takes. Already some
heads of families have acted indie
pendent of organizations, and many
others need but little persuasion. The
movement to supplaut the Chinese
with American girls should engage
the attention OF ladies'. There are
hundreds, If not thousands, of girls
i'm this city who wonld make good
maids, if ladies' would bestow upon
them the patience and interest they
are compelled TO take in their raw
Chinese help. Some girls shrink
from service without knowing exact
ly what it is. They are reasonably
intelligent and willing, but they do
not like to 60 into a strange house
and undertake duties they are not IA
miliar with. The Chinese have no
such scruples. They often represent
themselves as having had experience,
when it has only come to them sec
ond-hand. The American girl is.
more Conscientious and more sensitive
She will not stand the reproof that the
Chinese regards with so much stoi-
cism, but in most cases she will profit
much more quickly by kindly advice.
1t may be said that training servants
is one of the duties devolving upon
the mistress of "A house. 1t certainly
is in this State, and scarcely less so
in the East. In Europe there is a
class trained TO service from infancy
who look forward to nothing else.
| In this country, with few exceptions,
household service is "A temporary en-
ployment-a kind OF way station to
maturing a business. But, if mis-
tresses Of households would take a
more kindly interest in their servants,
especially in those who mean we'll
but are deficient in requirements,
they could draw their help from a
better class. Household service now
does not take its proper rank in avo-
cations. 1t is more important, more
responsible and more jntrinsically
honorable than 1t is represented to be.
The cook is a member OF the house,
hold upon whom much OF its happi
ness depends. If girls could estimate
the service at its true rank among oc-
cupations, they would not shrink
from it as they now do. 1t is the best
paid branch of industry open to the
laboring classes. Agood girl is never
long in want OF a good place, and
there is abundant material to make
good domestics OF, if it was judicious-
~ nurtured. The ladies' car do much
to aid the house movement IL they
will only set themselves about it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
Red Devils Numbering and
Burning.

Shakespeare, (Arizona) April 70
A telegram just received from the op-
orator at STEMS Pass reports that the
town of Galeyville, in Arizona, just
over the New Mexico line, was burned
and completely destroyed by the In
dams. Thirtv-fiye whites were killed.
The Indians are scattering into small
bands and making for the C~hiracahua
Mountains. Forsythe with Ms entire
command is in pursuit.
Later-A Lordsburg dispatch saws
the burning of the town oil Galeyvlile,
as reported in yesterdays dispatches
has been confirmed. The number OF
killed is reduced, however, from 80 to
30. Parties just in from Burro Noun
tains report all quiet in that section.
Great fears for the safety OF the min
ers and porspectors occupying nu-
merous small mining camps in the
Chiracahua Range, where the Indians
are known to have taken refuge alter
their escape from STEMS Peak Range,
are entertained.
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Born.
DifD.
Checks Lost or stolen.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
and Eleven Dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents
each, drawn by the San Jose Mining Com
pany, payable to the undersign cd, or order,
dated February 1. 1882, have been lost OF
stolen.
All persons are hereby notified. and forbid
den to use or negotiate said Checks, or either
of them, pavment Of the same having been
stopped and countermanded.
OLE HANSEN.
Egan Canyon. April q, 1852. 81.
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No Extras.

The Asylum contractors have asked
for S6,450 for extra work done on the
Asylum at Reno. The Commissioners
allowed them 90, 54s so, for which
Controller Hallock refused to draw
his warrant. Halloek don't let any
body get away with the public money,
unless Il u himself.
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Snobbery.
creed.

Here we are again in free America,
aping the customs Of the effete mon
arches of Europe. At the Parrott-
Donohue wedding in San Francisco a
special benediction was received from
the Pope. The marriage service of
the Catholic Church was celebrated
according to the forms used in the
ease of the marriage of the crowned
heads of Europe. Why all this pomp
and disgusting snobbery? Because
The brides father is worth several
millions. Money makes the church
as well as the mare go, in these de-
generate days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND Off.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO,
July ), 1882.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the followingnamed settler has filed
noticesof his intention b make final proof
in support Of This clsdm, and that said
proof will be made before the CLERK of the
District Court for Boise county, idaho, at
idaho City, on Tuesday, August Is, 1899,
viz: John NJ. Pourcet, of Garden Valley
Postoffice, Boise county, Idaho, Home
stead entry No. 765, for the s. E. Il s. w.
d, sec. 10, aad M n w 4 and N VIZ
N. E. { section Is, township 8, N. r. E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cult
walton of, said land, viz: Alex Orcn' rd,
Of Idaho City, Boisecounty, Idaho; Thos
Scanlon, of Garden Valley Postofhce,
Boise county, Idaho; Lorenzo Pinney, of
Garden Valley Postoffice, Boise county,
Idaho; Frederick g. SERVER, of Garden
Valley Postoffice, Boise county, Idaho.
JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
July H. 1882. 5w. e9sfasF
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT Boise CRY, IDAHO,
July 5, 1889.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the foIlowi, manned settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
District Court for Boise county, idaho, at
Idaho City, on Tuesday, August 10, 1882,
viz: Lorenzo Pinney, of Garden Valley
postoffice, B Use county, Idaho, declarato-
ry statement No. 1915, for The N. WI,
n. W. a sec. 26, and N. E, i N. E. 4
sec. 81, township 10, N. r. 4 E. lie names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of
s:iid land, viz: Thomas Scanlon, Fred
erick G. Server John NJ Pourcet, Abra-
ham Sypher, all of Garden Valley postof
flee, Boise county, Idoho.
JOHN B. 8MILLER, Register.
July IL, 1882. 5w.
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HOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO,
Jul Z, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
IN lowing-named settler has fled notice
II bis intention to make final sproof in
support Of his claim, and u lit said proof
viii b. made before the He gfster and RA
ceiver 1t Boise City, Idaho on Saturday,
August 10, 1882, viz: Tosten Tverson Ed.
erklop, Of Placerville, Bots county. idaho,
Declaratory statement No. $780, for the
n. W. n n. W. sec. 3D. township Z, N.
X. E. He names the following witness
es to.prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land, viz: Alexan-
der Danskin of Boise City, Ada county,
Idaho; John nj. Danskin of Boise City,
idaho; Henry Carter of Placerville. Boise
county. Idaho; james Youren OF Placer
vile, Boise county, Idaho
JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
July IA, 1SS2--W5.
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Go To j. lib. EsERY's for fine break

Go p J.B. EsERY's for fine break
fast bacon.
HARvE EsMoSD, D. g. Kesbee and j.
G. Demar came il Sunday from their
prospecting trip IN the Salmon river
country. They discovered ! 81 Fl.
vein of fine looking ore eight miles
east Of Staadard's CAM. and fifteen
miles from Cape Horn. An assay Of
the ore will be made to-day.
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The Internal Revenue receipts for
the past year were 10000 900, be-
ing $Il ,OO0,t 90 ID excess Of the pre-
|ceding year. The amendment to the
Internal Revenue MI. determined on
By the Senatorial Caucus, will be ac-
cepted by the House, and, if adopted,
may defeat the bill this session.
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- 1.317sM - Ia "a II - 2 f7# on
Aneeting Of tI,s Terrisprial De,na-
cratic Central Committee was held III
the Office Of .GahaIapa 8 ,Braa,back,
Saturday evening. OIL. B al Steven
son, Chairman. presided Charles Hin
rod, Secretary, PRESENT.. d CahaIa4
M @. Luney, 3. B. 'Fage and G. r. Bill
derback. Present by proxy-J. H.
Hawley, F. NJ. Mickey, c. w. Case,
Chas. Goth, s. B. Oily, ". S. Ander-
son, w. r Fisher and James I.
Crutcher.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose Of fixing date for the Territorial
Convention. The Convention will CON
sist Of 38 delegates appointed On the
basis Of tile vote cast for Representa-
Tive Ainslie at the last general election;
lone delegate for each organized coun-
Ety, and one for each two hundre,i votes,
land one for each fraction, Of one hun
dred and over. The apportionment
Ientitles the several counties to.repre-
sentation in the Conyention as follows:
| Ada county $40 votes, 4 Delegates,
Altnras, 525 votes, 4 delegates; Boise
$50 4 delegates; Bear Lake, AS, 3
delegates; idaho, 1852, 2 delegates
I.emhi, 5lo,s4 delegates; Nrz Perce
l29, 2 delegates; Owvhee, 3ol. 8 del
egates; Oneida, 1907, 6 delegates
| Shoshone, 6 votes, / delegate; Wash
ington. lao, 2 delegates; Cassia, 223
2 delegates; Custer, ! delegate
| It was decided to call the Conven
tion for September l4tb, at | o'clock
in Boise City. The Convention vii
naminate candidate for Delegate t,
Congress, and transact such othe
business as may come before it. /
was ordered that delegates to the Con
vention be elected by the variou
county conventions After a shor
general consideration of the ontlpol
for the campaign, the committee ad
Ejourned sine die.
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The Oregon Short Line Railway has
been officially declared part of the
Utah Northern Railroad, and Mr..
Thatcher, Superintendent Of the Utah
Northern, has taken charge of the
line. This arrangement will probably
continue until direct connection is
made with the Union Pacific at Gran
ger, and the guage of the Oregon
Short Line is wideued. The through
rate on all goods from Ogden will he
fixed within few days. a
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a Washington special says: The
State organizations among the Depart.
ment employees are responding to Hub
belps circular, not only with money
but by the adoption Of resolutions con
demning those employees who will not
help the party. This has been semi
officially announced. a.
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DEMOCRArfC COMMITTEE.

- :. au-
DEMOCRATIC sCOMMITFEE.
PURSUANT to call of the Chairman,
lCol. E.A. Stevenson the Democratic
Central Committee Of Boise county,
met in ldshoaC ity on Monday, July 10,
1882. Present, J j. Apperson, NJ. G..
Luney, Josiah Cave, M. Cathcart, Jas.
lMoriariy, VIM. Splale. By j. Moriarty
proxy; II. Clawson, BY w. w. Black,
proxy; a. Cunningham, by S. Demp-
sey, proxy; E A. Stevenson, Chm.
| On motion. it was agreed that the
representation in the comfy Conven;
ton be, and is hereby based on the
vote cast at the last general election
for James Murray for Councilman.
On motion, il was agreed that each
lprecinct be entitled to representation
in the County Convention as follows
One for each precinct and one for
|every % votes cast for j. Murray al
the last election, and one for every
Traction Of twelve or over.
/ The following will be the represen.
ftation in Convention:. Idaho City 6
ECentersille Q, Placervilie 8, Horseshoe
Bend 2, Quar'zburg 4, Shaw's Noun
tain 2, PioneerviIle 2, Banner 9, Gar.
den Valley 2, Granite Greek 2, Squau
Creek |, Upper Squaw creek /. To
tai, 80. ~
! The places of voting, and the Jud
yes appointed are follows:
IDAHO CIrY-Court House,. Cave
Frank Cooper, G. T. Keys.
i CENrERvILLE-J Young Jones
j. Young, r. w. Spencer.
PLAoERyILE Smiths store-M. Hal
, ley, J. Rogan, W. Shelley.
/ QUAKrzBURG-School bouse-R. G
Allen. j. Massey. W. Weaver.
HORSESHOE BEND-School house-R
Brainard, j. Eoey, S. w. Sersey.
SHAw's MousrA1S-Leigh's house
H Cawson, Oliver Call, J. McDevitt
PIoNEER-SchooI house-M. Davis
G. w Stafford, Mat. Ryan.
.
BASNER-Graney saloon-L. White
Green Ma,tin. NJ. Kempner.
GARDEN VALLEy-Lower school hous
, H. Craig, NJ. Quinn, Il; Chichester.
GRANITE CREEK-Conoughton's Ha'
j Ellis, P, Conoughton, j. J. Ap
erson.
souAw CRERK-Mitchelrs-A. G
Church, S. Pierce, A.. McGuire.
d UPPER SeuAw CREEK-C. Boards
:, w n. Wetherelt, Cal. Beard Craiy
Beard.
: On motion. it was agreed that th
i Convention would be held on Septem
> Der 9th, at 10 O'clock 4. NJ, at Ander
sons Hall, 'Placerville.
Primaries, to elect delegates to TIL
J Convention, to be held on Saturday
$ September I'd. Polls open from 4 /
q NJ, to I Pm.
Test of voters at the. primaries
n ''Are you Democrat?-and will 20
support the nominees Of the Democra
J ic Convention?
$ On motion, it was ordered that tn
u proceedings be published in the Idah
J. World. Z. A. STEVENSON,
n S4 FIJI Chairman.
e JAMES MoRIARrY, Secretary
A Part of the Utah Northern.
81 Wood River Times
l. The Oregon Short Line Railway ha
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1t has been remarked that a large
nose is 81 n of character. So is a
red nose, but it is more brilliant sign
aud of a different character, "a
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The following comparison in the
value Of Il e mineral deposits Of Lead
vile, Colorado, and the Wood Riv +
district, Idaho, taken from the PhiIa-
delphla Bullion Miner:
Leadville,
Extent Of territory, 7xTm
Average ore IN silver, so or.
: !" 9 Is TO 80 per ct.
Character Of deposits pockets
Daily capacity smeIters, l,U00 tons.
Wood River,
Extent 80 to 40 $50 to l40 miles.
Average ore in silver 140 ozs 73 pr ct.
Character of deposits, fissnre VEINS.
Daily capacity smelters, 100 tons.
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SOLDIERS nsw ss, g siss. sssa :,
any kind caused by military are entitled to
Pension widows. minor children. dependent
mothers or fathers a soldiers who died from thr
effects q their service also eatited Many in
valid pensioners are sentitled 10 an increase
Careful assistance given in delayed OF Teiarfed
Claims many he allo~ed with bn liitls
mere evidence. Complete instructions with ref =
ences sent on Applicant n. Chas. & Geo A. King,
attorneys-atLaw. 0i6 F St, Washington d G, q
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!. LOCAL. n -EWS.

LOCAL. n EWE.
Goto Emery's for bacon and FAIR
banks lard. e's's'6
Nus. Dr.. RorHwELL is over from
Placeryilie on visit.
EaERY's teams are in fine order, ard
will start Tor Kelten to-day loaded to
the guard, with hides, furs, etc. and
will make the round trip once every
month.
R A. PIERCE, Of the Challis Mes
senger, was taken sick at this place a
few days ago. He Jumped out Of bed
Yesterday and washable to take a walk
up to the WORLD office.
Mrs. Dr.. WRIGHT and Mrs. Sideboth-
am. mother Of Hon.9R A. Sidelotham.
cane up last Saturday on visit.
They are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Copper, at the Warm Springs.
john CowAN, for an assault on Geo.
Gates with stick of wood, had an
examination III the Probate Court last
| week. 10 default Of bonds, fxed at
$4,000, for his appearance before the
next Grand Jury, he was sent to Jail.
When sober, Mr.. Cowan is a yery
peaceable man. Whisky was at the
bottom Of the difficulty.
j jim Monroe relocated the Golconda
near the More's creek summit, a short
i time ago. Jim has gone to work on
It taking out ore Libby & Chapman
B the former owners, had nine tons q
ore from this ledge crushed at the Sub
& Rosa two years ago, and it turned out
II 500 per ton. That is all the rock
n that has been worked from it. 4
A BOY, nine or ten years Of age
drew revolver IN little Josie, Young
est daughter of Nick Hang, ard agee
4 three or four years, in front of the
postotlice last Sunday, and asked hel
At she would like to be shot.H Tie
little girl started to run. when the DO,
n
hred, the ball striking the ground a
ser feet, throwing particles of sane
q INTO her face. 1t is another case o
didn't know it was loaded.v ''''l
Miss LlRzIE TREGAsKIs, who has beer
NJ very low with diphtheria for sometime
IS now getting along fipely-is able
70 SIT up p triton of the time She
recelv d the very best Of medica
treatment. DR.. ipr deserves a grea
~ n deal OF credit for his success in treat
|| Ing this dreaded disease, and NOR,
S particularly in this case, as Lizzie hat
E u IN Its worst fornl-scarcely apyon,
entertaining any hopes Of her recov
cry.
@ JOHN WooD came in Sunday from
| afrens. He says there are thirt,
| Wnlte men and three hundred China
'en at work there. There is quit,
an extent of placer ground ia tina
.aa'p 'hat pays 50 day, and upwards
| " 'he hand. The miners out Their
@'0 'eslnning to turn their attention
1aat'z. A number of fine lookins
Gus nave been discovered. Hon
.. wiley has put up an arastra
'0a IS now grinding ore. Anoth
h, alss'fa there is owned by Johnson
,'s 'eages, as yet, are only slight
,TJseloped, The ores are free milling
W. God says there is considerable
A'''ement at Warrens over the dis
'overy Of placers at Talbot, thirt,
'eS east OF Warrens. Several me
packed their oayuses short time ag
~ struck out from the latter plac
'0' the new diggings. !
',aNkk q Lamberton have bee
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L u easy 10 understand why ire
land i pepuIous. Ia Ireland they
wake the dead.
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The Brooklyn Eagle calls our late
Secretary Of State AJamesgblaine."
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last week They ran down two ror
three dozen grassnoppers. cut aud
trimmed fheir poles, then George
right foreGnger and thumb dove down
lato his offyest pocket, and fnmbled
around for hook and line that wasn't
there. Then George turned around
TO Jim as he pulled both hands, line
less and hookless, out Of his brooches
pockets, and with confused and med
sitatiye look, asked him how much
tackle he had On hand Jim went
through his pockets, one after the 9th
er, and remarked, "halo!" with a
notc-and a-half below-concert-pitch in
tonation ofavoice, al he turned his
breechcs pockets inside out and looked
at George with a serious wherein
blazes-did-I-put-'em look. Then
George scratched his bump Of medi
tation and remembered that he left
his in the shop ON the workbench by
the aide Of a plug Of Faces pressed
that he laid in for the excursion and
that his manth was then watering for
chew Of. More subsequently jim
remembered that he had left his hooks
and lines in his "other breeches."
BILL Fry and DR.. Noble went fish
ing the other day. We met Doc as he
Game through town. He had large
sized basket on his arm. Good day
for fish. Doc?" we quetied. "No, onl,
middling,' helreplied, as he lowered
the basket; "but by PERSEVERANCE anc
strict attention to business we manag
cd to yank ont about two hundred ant
twenty nine" The basket was full
chock full and we took Docs wore
for it that there was all of that mum
Der. There were nineteen on the tor
layer-fre, nice speck'ed beauties
Presently Bill came along, after Do1
| had left, and we Intercepted hin
about how many fish he caught. .
pulled out seventeen and Doc caugh
two" says Bill. "Why, we met hin
lust now and he had big basket full.
Yes" says Bill, doc went off tn,
road to see a man over at chicken
ranch. He took his shooting irol
along. The man wasn't at home, bu
the chickens were. He put the fsl
on top for double purpose"
Don HENDERSON and Chin brough
up at this place last Thursday even
ling. They were on the hunt of Char
ley Chambers, the escaped convic,
The "bird" was tracked to Star Ranch
but after passing there no trace of hir
could be found Chin and Henderso
went through Garden valley, theme
up the South Fork of Payette to til
Bonanza trail, aud from there to Ban
ner, where they got on track of
tramp that answered the description
of Chambers exactly. They droppe
their shooting irons on him in an oil
vacant house at the lower end of tow
Thursday night, and marched him GU
but he was not the man they wer
, looking for. 4#s
HE Wood River Times says part
! of surveyors are engaged in cross
sectioning up towards HALEY fror
: Silver creek, and that another part
: of engineers was working down frol
the same point toward the junction
Graders are expected on the line ever
day, over 100000 pounds of supple
being at their disposal for use betwee
the Junction and HALEY The Q.
l.. f. Co. have $50 mules employed
hauling freight from the end OF II
Oregon Short Line. t9z3 aaas m
PIu,roN has hnpn melted amountin
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At the residence Of DR.. Kelley, Lewis
ton. Idaho, on July A, 1882, BY Governor
John B Neil, Isidor S. Weller to Miss
Lulu s. Boggs.
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Werner is about to pnt the finish
ing touches to the basement of Mon
roe & Sous large business block now
going up on Chicago street, for a
wholesale grocery establishment.
Monroe & Son intend to let the CON
tract for the completion Of the build
ing soon. 1t will be built of stone,
and viii be nneaf the most solid and
substantial blocks i'll the city as well
as ornamental. 1t will be called the
"Grocers Block Joliet Snu. Az
The old man af this fra is broth
er of Jim Monroe, of this place.
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A New BRAND OF SMOKING TOBACCO.
A rough looking customer from On
ion creek came into a tobacco storeion
Austin avenue. and said he waited some
smoking tobacco.
"Wbat brand do you prefer? asked
the tobacconist. I
Il want package of Emergency
Emergency? never heard of any
such tobacco.
aAIr l know,p said the man from the
country, as that Uncle Bill had tbs
toothache last night, and smoked al
night, and asked him which was the
best kind Of tobacco. and he said tina
no tobacco was equal to the Emergen-
cy So I thought if none of 'em wa:
equal to the Emergency, that must be
the best the market affords. If you
haven't got Emergency. / reckon IT
have to try some other store "-Texa.
Siftings.
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A Part of the Utah Northern.

JAMES MoR1ARry, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-05

caskaestss Of Deposit Issued RAyasas e.
Demand.