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HOUSE.
Friday, 1920 am.
morning.

After the preliminaries, a COM
mupication received from the Gov
ernOr was read, stating that the fol-
lowing bills had been approved and
fled with the Secretary: II. Z. 3,
to provide for the appointment Of
justices of the peace in case of
vacancies; II. f. 81, to amend the
charter Of Lehi City; II. T. 90, to
change the boundaries Of TOoele
City; II. T. 50, TO amend the charter
of Spanish Fork City; II. F. 40. to
change the names of Mr.. Stonehouse
and family; and H. +. Al, to change
the boundaries of American Fork
City.
Petitions were introduced: By
Mr.. Booth, from George NJ. Brown,
collector of Utah County, for relief
for services rendered. This petition
had been returned to Mr. Brown for
proper certifcation, which was duly
made. Referred.
By Mr.. Peterson, from Hyrum
Seeley, for relief for services rem
dered in holding an examination in
a murder case in Thistle Valley. Re
ferred.
The ways and means committee
by Mr.. Peery reported unfavOrably
upon the passage of the bin H. +.
"a to divert the school tax of three
mills to the erection Of the Univer-
sity and Reform School buildings.
The committee considered that the
district schools required the small
amount of aid received more than
did the enterprises named. Report
adopted.
The elections committee by Mr..
Snow, the chairman, reported a sub
stituts for the House bill No. Is to
provide for the time and manner OF
holding elections in municipalities.
The report was accepted and tho
bill fled.
The committee on municipal cor
porationS and towns. by Mr.. Booth,
chairman, reported a bill in con-
fOrmity with the petition Of J. II.
Hougaard and others to change the
boundaries of Manti City, Sanpete
County. Adopted.
Ou 3 W NIL
Dalton, reported their approval of
theresOlution of Mr.. Hatch respect
ing the distribution to each county
of the surplus copies of the Com
piled Laws. The committee also
recommended an appropriation of
$1,000 to reinstate and make new
additions to the library; to instruct
the librarian to procure a complete
set Of New York and California
state reports; to exchange state
documents with all states and terri.
tories wishing to exchange, and tc
dispose Of sundry documents in the
library at present almost worthless
Mr.. Stout thought it would be toe
much of a joke on other states and
territories to send copies of Oul
lightning stricken volume in ex.
change for theirs.
After little discussion the report
was referred back to the committee
with Instructions to report a con,
current resolution appointing q
committee to consider the matter oil
the disposing of such documents as
have been recommended to be dis
posed Of.
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Consideration of the special order
was resumed. Several amendments
were made and the bill passed
ayes II. Title amended to read ''a
bill to amend title Xxx of the Com
piled Laws of Utah"
A message from the Council
stated that that body concurred
in the House amendments to
Council bill IA to incorporate
Silver Reef City. and To H. F. 81, to
change the names of LauTitZ Chris
Jensen and sons; also that II. f. 2,tO
amend the irrigation companies
law regarding the publication of no
tees. The House cOncurred in the
amendment. The communication
also stated that the resolution re-
specting appointment of a commit
tee to call a constitutional cOnVen-
ton had passed that body. The re-
solution was filed.
Another message stated that COM
munications had been received from
the Governor, announcing his ap-
prevail to the Council bill 10, to
amend section 1850 of the Compiled
Laws, but that his excellency had
diszppreved of the Council bill 3,
which exempted but $50 Of the
debtors earnings from execution,
which, in the opinion of the execu-
tive, should be placed at $40. The
Council concurred in the sugges-
ton offered by the Governor. The
House also concurred, and the bill
passed.
The Council informed the House
that that body adhered to certain
amendments to II. F. IS. incorpOrat
ing villages, but had rece9ed from
other amendments. a committee
of conference was asked for to act
with Councillor Murdoch. The COun-
Gil amendments were cOhcurred in,
and that body so notified.
A communication from the audi
tor was read. suggesting the propri-
ETY. Of transferring the safe IN the
auditors Office for TIE use of the
clerk of the First District Court at
Ogden, as it was larger than neces-
sary. being of 1000 pounds weight,
while one Of about 1000 would be
sufficiently capacious. The COM
munication was referred to the
ways aud means committee.
The special order, II. F. %, (the
Jury fee bill) was taken up and, on
| motisn, was recommitted to the
ways and means committee, who
desired to make other amendments.
Mr. Jaques offered the following
Joint resolution: That the board of
directors of the insane asylum are
hereby authorized and empowered
to erect q plain. substantial, two
storey brick asylum building, con-
tanning about forty or fifty rooms, at
a total cost not in excess of $4,000.
The resolution was referred.
Mr.. Francis offered resolution
to print 1000 copies Of the report of
the regents Of the University of
Deseret in connection with the re-
port Of the territorial superintend-
ent of district schools. Adopted.
II. F. 81, to change the boundary
lines of the city of Manti, Sanpete
County, was taken up on It's second
reading and read. 1t was then
placed on the general file.
G. F. IS to incorporate the city OF
Nephi was taken from the general
| file. considered and passed-ayes 10.
Title approved.
A communication was received
| from the Governor stating that the
following bills had been approved
and fled with the secretary: 81. T.
7 in regard to the fence law; ii. f.
| i3 to amend the charter OF Grants
vile City.
|, House adjourned till Saturday
1890 am.
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c, EDW. WILHELM
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become wealthy, while those who do not ye.
main in poverty. We want many mon. women.
hoys and gi-ls to work for us right In their
own localities Any one cAn do the work
properly from the hrst start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary wages.
Expensive outnt furnished free. No one who
engages fails to make money rapidly You
can devote your whole time to the work or
only your spare moments. Full information
and all that Is needed sent free. Address
STINSON h CO.. Portland, Maine. n1Stf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


sherman, Hyde Co., San Francisco, Pacif
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are
sidered the best and most durable
one only buys Piano in life time therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhof, Local Agent, Eureka.
, 1882-08-05
Suicide

A suicide that IT all it. festurss Is very
sad. end which appears to have been thf re-
suit OF practical joke, is reported from van
Sickle Springs, Umatilla county. occurring
there about one week ago, the victim, Mrs
aiinger, the wife nf German farmer. Ire
story. rs ". hear IL, is in Substance as fol-
lows II appears that abe bad become the
object O, dislike among some young men In
that neigLborkood becau,e she refused them
the company OF daughter. about fifteen
wears Of az. About tvo weeks ago, a
neiehbor's cabin WAS robbed of so IN
money and some articles OF clothing. and.
among those who dislike Mrs. AEiinger, she
was accused Of the robbery: about as un-
hkely story ss eoald he imagined. As she
was = hsrd- working, industrious woman
and tie family were in almost independent
Circumstances. The accusation so affected
her taa. about week ago she attempted to
take poison, DO. was prevented by Mr.
Bulox. Almost immediately after, she went
10 another ranch owned BY Afiuger. and
there took large dose Of strychnii.e, which
she procured from supply her husband had
on hand to poison squirrels. Mr.. Bulow
and her husband saw her mixing the poison
IN a glass and made an effort 20 reach her
before she could take It. but failed. They
started with her, hack TO her house, but on
the way she fell back Ill the wagon and died
She leaves large family Of children, among
them baby about three months OF age.
, 1882-08-05
Gathering the Crops.

All over this section OF the country hGr-
vesting Is IN fu!l blast. ard as usual IN ''otf
years. the yield q! wheat is turning On.
some h. tier than Wa3 ANTICIPATED TWO or
three weeks ago, though 1t Is still insisted
upon hy our farmer friends that three
fcurth~ erop will he fully tie average in tie
all spring sown grain. Considerable grain
has come u market and Is fair and plump IN
size. That sold, brought about 80 cents.
The majority of farmers who can wait, not
having pressing bills 20 meet. propose to
hold their gram for at least SIX or eight cents
more Per bushI And this is good place
70 say that consii rsble will he made 10y re-
clearing the wheat alter /: 60 HrS 'r-u 5rr
separator profit that Will p.y. We men-
tion tits because from what We hear from
BUYERS IT Is manifestly to the interest of
every farmer to put his wheat in the best
possible condition for the market The old
way OF sackiEg it as It comes :roa the seps-
ratdr Is loss TO the owner. Oar farmers
are making really wonderful progress in
speed cf harvesting and thfeshing. ar thy
ought - knox that progress in the quality
Of all this work pays them. Wheat thst Is
re-clsaned VIII bring considerable more than
that taken direct TO market from the sepa-
rator. In the East everybody speaks OF
Orange county butter is being kind that 5
always good. In California. Sutcer county
wheat is sought for in the market. l, w0U'd
not be difticult for our farmers 20 make
Walla Walia whest a prominent gram, and
front rank # ali the counties with quantity
and quality. These are profitable thiass 70
think Of in connection with our farming.
The latest report f,om Portland ssys:
Freight rate with IN. English market
standIu. at shout i6s 81 for WAiia Eslla
wheat and AS 6i for valley what, NJ ans
respectively 81 52i and 81 5.s pr sen;ai
;o- wheat free an board; or, ~ othe- WORKS,
the buyer who PAYS the farmer east VI tae
Cascades tiity-hve cents 4 bu>hel Tor his
wheat. i've aud half cents per 5gshel for
sacks, twenty four cents Per bushel freight.
and five cents per bGshel for receiving,
weighing. eating and wharfage IN Portlaad,
w.li make tWo cents t-e- buslel on his ven-
t,re Tti-. # uoarse. provided prices re-
: main stationary. H l-s-s or gains with the
changes OF the market To the valley
n
I quoted will l-tve seYcnty-iive cents per
. tushel re. to him, the Guyers standing ali
the itena. above referred 10. This repre-
seL.s the hasis Of tie market TIE special
! demands Il mixers sud 4 scarcity o. gram
last now are creating a fictitious market.
( which vii check regular msrke, opsranols
! tall the deficit is supplie8; As Tor a time eY-
porrers' pricss will not sqaal Offers OF mill
ers The market must coEie TO the level be-
tween freights and the European market.
, 1882-08-05

BODY and cause numerous diseases that battle
ordinary medical treatment If allowed TO
continue, tie unnaturel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption, diabetes, Bnghts disease, jaun-
dice. insanity. etc. Excesses, non-use, abuse,
inherited weakness, malnutrition, SPINAL and
cerebral complaints bring on the eboye fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness OBJ
strlct the important and necessary ac.s Of life
and their enioyments. Cures guaranteed.
Diseases of the genito urinary organs kidneys,
liver anG bladder a speciality. The MANY COM
plants and diseases Of women speedily cured
Consultation at Office or by letter, free and CON-
hdential
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can arrange
payments in the same manner Is they would
employ their family physician STRICT
EST SECRESY MAINTAINED.
Qualified AsD REsPoSsIBLk--D Litbig
( Co, Organized in compliance with California
law. Diploma procured by regular college ed
ucation. Seventeen years special practice. and
duly licensed in accordance with California
Medical law.
THE CORRESPONDING PHYSICIAN
desires that orders for either remedy &c. d. d.
be accompanied with e. 25 to cover express
age both ways. ~ guarantee Of good faith,
which viii be allowed when remedies arc ship-
ped.
CAL OF address DR.. Lebig 4 Co, No 400
Geary 81. ooener Mason, San Fancisco Cal
Private sntranos ]0x Mason strssG
, 1882-08-05
roE LesaI
Crtss Grassd CrafaitsuIs-

PSo~ ne Dc5s e' !S'ViUy'9r5-
The down train yesterday killed very va
u.h,e horse belonging % T. fstes. nesr MzaI-
CANS ranch. mile east of Raymond s'ation-
Pz-sn Whitman lef, the city this morning
for NeI Perce reservation. where be Is ir''erpre-
ter He son Of Dr. Whitman, Of WsiiA
wallA valley fame
T. Rofi. who operates farm Abou. three
nile east If the city. has thrrshei his iaii
.ouu wheat, and the yield Wa 81 bushelS to
the acre-the best crop 50 far reported.
Remember that the ladies of the Meth"dist
church give q lawn party at the residence al
n b. Ward at the head Of Poplar street, next
Monday evening. II promises 70 b- delight
full affair.
Tsm B..y. and Old Bradley have LEASED the
Weston hotel, at Weston, Oregon. changed
the name 10 the Occidental and retit'rd it IN
good shape. They propose 10 keep tie best
hotel in Weston.
We have every reason Ia believe that the
charges preferred against Col. Psrn., and
upon which he Was tried by court martini al
Boise last week, were not sustained ms
will be very gratifying news r. Col. P.sri.e'. :
nany friends here AMI elsewhere.
Mr. Watt, Of the o. X. & y. CO. l. in the
i,y, waiting for the surveyors TO locale the
route between this city and Milton. When
that work Is finished, the right Of way viii h
secured. and follosiug that will come the
grsders-
Engineer Clark is locating the r"ad from
near Puyallup to Renton. This line - pI"''a-
bly, the only connection Seattle viii get with
Tacoma, and will be Of more value a. Cal
road than anything els. Sheets Is sad I" he
doing the came thing an the Cascade DIVISION
In a dozen places in this city. especially "n
the Third street front of the st. fsul- church
property, and alon: the north side "a. Adler
between Third and Fourth, il is sett,u- d"n-
g.rnus to travel ON the sidewalk at night, "w-
ing to the hundreds Of nails sticking up through
the planks. The pror,erty holders ou-hr ~ h'
made 10 make necessary repairs
Geo Buys, If the C"llax D'~oc'"'. replying
Ia outside papers relative I" the late h'' ;h'f1
says: "The fre "ut too much Stsrt 'Hi're
the town WAS alarmed tn make any Suo,.--i''.
efforts with buckets whila the wind Ua~ hoy
ing gale. What C"llax needed then, wh'-
il needed last July-and what it probably
always viii neei-w 4 Siam ire engine
, 1882-08-05
Progress Of the Northern Pacific

Auuciuatiuy the cold weather which
comes ,-arIy in the Mountain country through
vhi,h the Northern Pacific pasies on Its
jraruey East, tue company Is plshing the
work w:th the utm-st rapidity. For ten
nilss wet Of Missoula City the grade Is en-
-Irrlv COM li,ted. aud a delay is now oc-
rlsiorst bv the trouble Nth the Fithead
Indians, who declare tiat unless Il stipu-
!a.ol sum 5 ya:d them .he arTk canro. 20
on. Ile matter IS now yrnri,ng before the
Secretary of 'he Interior. Forty-ive uii&s
of the .osi runs through this reservation.
Gr.ding l. g".ra OF 20 miles west Of the
reservation. TTack-l.yiug Is within 80
nr:ir. Il tie wet hue OF the reservation.
Ta.rg Is a large force at work betscen the
tqn.sls and tae Ll,tle Bla :kfnrt, ard II Is
Thought tina, ny the lst II D,cemb'r the
-s,d.n. wIl hc eatIsIly done hetwe-n Mui-
Ian tunnel aud the end az tie trac; gong
E,,t Il l. confidently stated that 10y the
lG:h af December toe locomotive wI,l be- in
NI-,uuls City, and at by the 1t % next
Na'la ari Mulisn tunnel. Eariy IN TIE
.:gu,g u siaii be- N IA. c1nEectiOn with
Helena and ,ie Est by tie Utah Nogtlern.
One Of tie singular 'hirgs relative t. the
completion of the NHr.heFn Pacific is that
Montana ,n,rri-u-s are calculating on get
.rug goods fram San Fraaoisc"; AID Walia
Walla AID merchants IN other parts OF Esst'rn
Washington are waiting :"r the roat I"
bring goods "a them t,on Chi"reo and the
East. With the co.ng let'ou OF the Northern
Pacific u,w trade for Walla Walla viii
spr,rg up in the rocky country to the east
OF Pen d'0liellc, ani our people should how
that zeal and coLf, slca in q cir Own pl ,ces
whirh viii induce such a change IN the
freight tariif Of the road between these points
as VIII admit Of shipments OF proires from
this valley The Ui>,oaiiGH taking in tine sit
u.'ion over there, say;
Tie trade o. Montana j. at tie present
,im. valuable hone 81 ouIt-iiIon - be
" fast,d Tor by the wholesale ae. !ers Of the
Est and, West. Sgting.pu the I p rail Of
the fence. GG- merchants are in position 70
co9uet with AIN ';egs from either side, and
10 plt either with imprni:y. Trey can
nov make the hest possible terms with tn
Utah 4 North,rn and Union Pacific or the
east. IN hani, OF with the North ern PacI'ic
and q. r Y \. Company uu the other. We
are no loreer at the mercy of rAparious car
ri,rs. who could dictate ruinous terus #
freight 10 our merchants, bn, IL position
where ''the longest pol- kuo,ks the persir-
mons A. L consequence. W. shall have
the fresh fruit a,altrs "i California and
Washington Territory knocking ac our doors
with astonishing'y low prices
We sioull not dis:Vp'int them people
who are locking ior "rr rra4ae's, and a
strong ard esrnest u'oreIn-ns IN behalf "f
Walla Wslia valley should he made.
, 1882-08-05

Cures Chancres, first and second degrees ;
Sores On the Legs and Body; Syphilitic
Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all primary forms
OF the disease. Price, So per bottle.
LIE RIcHAU's GOLDEN BaLsAM No.
Cures Tertiary, Nercurial, Syphilitic Rheu-
rlatisrn, Pains in the Bones, liberated Throat,
Syphilitic Rash, Lumps, etc, and eradicates
all diseases from the system, whether caused
by bad treatment or abuse of mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price, IS per
bottle
Lg RIcHAU's GOLDEN SPANISH ANTIDoTE
For the cure Of GonOrrh9a, Cleet, etc Price,
81 30 per bottle.
LIE RIcHAU's GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
4 wash for cure Of elect, Structures, Diseases
of the Urethra and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 30
per bottle.
LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the Elective healing of Syphllitic Sores
and eruptionS. Price, 81 per bottle.
Also agents for LIE Richau's Golden Pills,
for weakness, loss Of physical powers, and all
diseases arising from abuse and excess or over
work. Price, S3 per box.
Sent everywhere, c. o. d., securely packed,
Per express
&. F. RICHARDS & CO., Agents,
i27 and 40 Sansome street, San Francisco,
California ely
, 1882-08-05

GRAIN TAIiFF.-From John Muir, Super
int-ndeat Of Traffic OF the o. r. & n. Co.,
We have the latest revised special -four and
gram tariff. According to this tariff the
rate on wheat, oats and harley between this
city and Portland per 100 pounds in lots not
less than y 900 pounds is 40 cents In
lots 10; less than 20C0 pound. the tariff is
20 cents per 100 pounds These rates apply
TO Dayton, Prescott, Huntsville and Lew
iston. The rates from Spokane Falls. West,
wood. Cheney or Cabinet Landing TO Port
land on gram in lots as above given are 45
and 20 cents.
, 1882-08-05

SHANEFrL WASTE-From a gentleman
who he's Just made tour Of the surrounding
country, We have it that hundreds perhaps
thousands OF barrels of apples are going to
waste in the orchards hereaboats. He says
that in some orchards the ground under the
trees Is literally covered with fruit. Some
Of this :.uit is not hit tor the market 10 its
green state, bat it conld be dried. and dur
ing the coming winter would bring good
price. Al al events, it is shameful waste
ui trui..
, 1882-08-05
5 Of that way station.

To FARMERS. We offer the following ma
ehinss at bargains. They mus, be sold.
al! and look at them before buying:
One 56-:ach Buffalo Pitts Separator, run
t1o years
One Ss-in h Baffio Pitts Separator, with
l2-horss power. run ole season. Is In good
repair and VIII be sold at bargain
One Il foot Hodges Ligh, Hesder. been
run bat one year; cost S.05, Will be sold
for ssOo: nearly as good as new.
One Osborne Reaper. been run bat few
DAYS; cost, S2l0. Will be sold for S15-no,
half its value
Oae S9Kl2 steel skein Balm wagon gear.
ss bargain. 4 PAIxs BHos.