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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20

That terrible scourgc, ioyer and aguc, and u
cogcucr. bilious rcmiticnt, besides affections o
Inc stomach, liver and bowels produced by
air and water, are both cradicated
AMI prevented hy the use OF llostctiers stomach
Rlttcrs. purely vegetable elixir iudorscd by
physicians, andmofc extensively used rs rem
cdy FOR the above class OF disorders, rs wei MS
fof many Others, than any medicine Of the ag
For sale hy all Druggists and Dealers gene
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20

nm secretary Of the National Cotton exchange
uy,ibe talinss OF the Sorthern mills give an
Wsngeper week for the year Of 32,2bl bales,
ss,l1st 2,gli last year, and 81 800 the year be-
ET Southern mills have taken 55lN hHles
geKy making the the total consumption SG779
blalhe United States,
Theprrease In southern consumption for the
al,op inst closed has been very large, aggre-
ntpr 81 6,3 bales, or over y per cent Many
dhenew mills being constructed at the date Of
ON Nt statement have gone incorporation, aud
heolmill, have been running iull time, With
ZEN few exceptions. There are Il large number
dnlb IN course Of construction that either
Ayeno figured at all in this years returns or
4 A very limited extent that will so TO
sstl the taklngs In the south for the year
BaS Ii IS estimated that the new mills
,atted since january /, ISL, will run $4,000
glniles, and when all completed will consume
NO0bales Of cotton rs they will run mainly
@COsIse yarns
The spindlcs actually running the past season
aggregated $4,000. According to the census OF
lNOthere were in the southern states 5S3, G%
pindes, showing al increase Of over Is per
cent, and by September 1883, the number will
NOyG 100000.
LIVERPOOL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20

Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have ever
hanl1nl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20

AT 9is.; corn, CAS- pork, Gel tor October The
weather is not quite so favorable this week as
last ard the small stocks have been the cause
OF the halt In the downward turn.
NEW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20
MEDICAL.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, clot I
and gu eindins' 50 cents same In paper sovers
. cents; Manhood, 10 cents womaahood q
cents pa 1phlet s cents securely sealed. sy
NAL seu1 money OF postage stamina M
MhlrIlSS the great specialist el7 81 Chirls
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

Here is something pretty good
that we take from an exchange (:
men make all sorts of excuses
for not advertising. But the real
bottom fact about the business is
that those who never advertise
are either incapable business men
or too stingy 10 advertise. In Ell
Their event, the less purchasers
have TO do with them, the better.
For IL they are incapable business
men, they don't know how 10 buy
goods on the best terms, nor DO
they buy the best quality OF
goods and If they are too stin-
gy to advertise, the chances are
that their greed will induce them
to charge larger profits than their
neighbors charge.
Men who advertise, too, alwavs
do better trade than those who
do not advertise, and CONSEQUENT.
ly the advertising merchant can
afford to sell goods at less ner
cent OF profit than the non.ad.
verhsing dealer.
Purchasers Of any line of goods
VIII make money by Consulting
the papers, before purchasino to
ascertain who is advertisin0 ana
by patronizing those who Sdver.
use; This Is not an interested
selfish assertion. IL is a piair
statement Of an unquestionable
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
DAMNABLE INJUSTICE.

On Monday of this week, we
handed in to the County Commits
sioners, a sealed bid, offering to
do the county printing the COM
ing year for ! what the law al.
lows. We did this in good faith,
believing 1t our duty to tighten
the county expenses as much as
possible, as she is already heavily
burdened with debt. After hand.
ing in our bid, we went about our
business, never supposing for a
moment that there was any one
about the court house small
enough to inform McNeal Bros.
just what our bid was. But it
seems the Senior went whining
around the Commissioners, tell
ing them how many hundred dol.
lars he had saved (l) the county,
uhtll some zone told him our fig
ures. He then put in a bid at the
same rates, and the county PRINT
ing was again awarded 10 the
Cresset.
IL was a put up job all around,
and shows how contemptibly
mean some Of those honest (i)
Republicans about the court
house, can be. We should have
had the printing, and now that
the Honorable Board have seen
fit to give it TO our contemporary,
through pity, we propose to crit.
icize their official acts to the full.
oct extent, in the future. We ask
no favors Of them, and If any mis-
takes are made, the public are
going TO know IL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
ESTRAY IIST

About Gt 7 the he. 10Th Of Dec. a man Nv IN.
s name o. dr prn. one mile and half from
S 90 nIoS ! frsst county. took up about
C ~ IS% NOT rems Jattie: Our informant
TIC SoIIowing AZ All the brands, but
VI" ps , ~ hsps ~ ~ portion OF them.
ed, W, S 8, Mule shoe har sc cSnn Scs
There are some cattle vSsh anu DaI
visible. Next week we shali Se.cri,.e
them more fully. They are nndsr Saavv
expense to the owners unuor neA'y
,,S N0rthoP ? Ste Stevens, near Anthony has
"a oSAeH ~ hP GOV branded 7BEL conn CT
ed. she mas a calf at her side.
Chas. Beushaw one and half m,ls. moth
west OF Joppa Harper Co. has one red and
white bull two years old, thin IN fIesh no
marks or brands. " 'io'A Nv
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

Here is a sample of the letters
Guiteau is in daily receipt of
"You infamous assassin ! You ex-
eorable murderer ! You loath-
some ghoul You human hyena {!
You damnable low lived wretch
You are q cursed blot on man.
kind, you cowardly hound of hell.
You ugly, dirty devil. l would
like to have your stature, as a
scratching post for my dogs, you
foul whelp." To which Guiteau
remarked that the fellow that
wrote that ought to be in the Ia.
natic asylum.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At I
Larned, Kansas, Dec. 9TH. 1881 I
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention To make final proof In sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Re-
ceiver at Larned, Kans., on Monday,
Jan, 20. 1881 viz: Frank Farmer, D. s.
No. SOS for the sc u of Sc u Of sec 81
Il s-w \ ofs-w u ofscc 81 TIP 30 e of r.
l6 w and lots 3 and 4 sec TIP 81 = OF r.
l6 w. lie names the following witness
es 10 prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF. said land, viz,
Samuel b. Jones, A. Watson, John T.
Sidener, and VIM. McRay all Of Soldier
Greek Z o Comanche county. Kan.
$3.50 9. A. MORRIS. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

fact. The advertisino
are, as a rule, the sncea meLcnants
chants. And the snccass mer'
are they who get th the S ones
ed and freshest stocks s'' w SSsO[ ~
consequently afford to sell ia at V tbe
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

That much to be dreaded dis
ease, small pox, is scourging the
people of Minnesota, Iowa, ILL
nois, Michigan, Missouri, and
Kansas. II is in the most danger
GUS form and very many Of the
cases result fatally. Week before
last at least thirty cases were re-
ported in the Keokuk Medical
College. II is to be hoped that
this loathsome disease will not
make its appearance here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

On the 18th Of January the
annual meeting OF the Kansas
Wool Growers Association will
be held a Topeka. The wonder
ful profits that have been realized
from this industry, the past few
years, will cause much interest
TO be taken in this meeting
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
C. HEAP READING

We are now prepared to club the IN,
DIX with the following newspapers ana
magazines. We make these very noeTai
offers as an inducement to pew sup
scribers, but every individual VINO Is
now n subscriber. can avail himself OF
the offer by paying one year In AID
VANCE
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05

The hereditary insanity plea
has been given a back-set by a
number of witnesses who say
they believe nothing of the kind.
The people say, "let him hang"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
BRANDS, EAR Marks, &C.,
-)oP Thee
"ConanChe County Pool. +"

Brands: Heart upside down on left hin.
Ear marks-swallOw fork in each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded II
on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and e on left
hip-crop In left underhalf crop in right
some branded H on side and III on left
hlp-crop and underbit each ear. An
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
TIME LOCK !!

Offer to Merchants and Stock
Men Banking Facilities equal to
any in the West. %
II. M. HICKMAN, Cashier.
Medicine Lodge, Kas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-01-05
WAVERLY MAGAZINE,

This popular periodical has sixteen
large pages, size IL by 10 inches-set In
small type. and contains double the
reading Of any other weekly literary
paper In the country. It will contain
no advert isements. but be filled with
Stories, Music. Poetry, Anecdotes,
Enigsms &c. It Is the cheapest and
best family paper in America. Terms.
one year. 81 90 six months, $500 three
months, 81 90. Sixteen back numbers,
all different, will be sent post paid, to
any address for one dollar. Try it II
only for three months. A new vol ume
goes to press early in December.
Address MOSES A.DOW,
Lock box Ia Boston, Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
WASHINGTON.

Chicago, 19-Journals' Washing
ton the prospect for the internal
revenue bill are poor. If many
changes are. made in the Senate the
House will probably let the bill fall
for this session and adjourn bY the
1st of August. Kelly is said to be
very respondent over the fate OF his
bill, and with the prospects regard
ing the tariff commission, he recOg-
nizes the fact that he missed the OPP
-portunity Of his lifetime in neglect
Ing to go work On the tariff himself,
as the head of the ways and means
committee.
Reports from Keifer's district
in Ohio, show that the dens
are pouring in money to help to de-
feat him. They do not want him
back IN Congress,
Washington. 1.-the President
has nominated Wilson w. Hooper
Of California as associate justice Of
the supreme court Of Arizona.
Washington, 19.-The postoaiee al
Herricks Cross, Tulare Co., IS dis
continued and mail ordered tC
Poplar.
1t is rumored in The capital thl;
afternoon that the House commit
tee on foreign affairs had PRACTICAL!
decided to adopt MI. Kasson's repor
on the NacaraEguan canal question
The report fav0rs the incorporation
of the company of which Genera
Grant will be president
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
LATEST TELEGRAMS
XLVII CONGRESS
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 10 Sewell pre-
scented a communication from Maj
Gen. MeQuaide, transmitting the
resolution adopted unanimously at
the recent. annual meeting Of the
society of the Fifth Army corps,
Detroit, asking that justice be done
Gen. FitZ-J ohm Porter. Sewell gave
notice that he would call up the
bill for Gen. POrters relief the first
Monday in December next.
Logan introduced a bill to coz
strue section 2 of the Chinese bill so
as TO allow Chinese to travel through
the United States on their way
home. The bill brought up dis
cussion as to its necessity, and re-
garding the committee to which it
should be referred. The morning
hour expiring during the discussion,
it went over.
The tax bill by vote of 81 to %,
was taken up. The question was
upon Beck's amendment reducing
the tax upon manufactured tobacco
to 12c. per pound, the reduction to
take effect upon January 1St next.
Williams denounced the bill as a
temporary party expedient. re-
sorted to by the republican majority
to quiet popular clamOr for reduc.
ton of taxation. 1t had been drawn
in the interest of the mOnied classes
He favored a reduction to SC.
Beck's amendment, fixing the to
baccO tax on and after January 1st
1888, at 12c. per pound. was agreed
to-yeas %, nays %.
Beck remarked that the adoption
of his amendment would render
necessary a readJustment Of the tax
on cigars and cigarettes in the sub
sequtnt sections.
The motion to retain stamp tal
on bank checks, drafts, orders ant
vouchers, 500 in amount, was re
, jected.
Voorhees, moved to strike Out
a proposed reduction of taxes Of
bank capital and deposits, and tn
. stamp tax on-checks, etc.
Pending the motion, Allison b.
unanimous consent, called up tn
8 House joint resolution continuin
the appropriations OF the last hscs
year until July 81.
: Several senators called attentiO
to the absence of Hale, to day, o
account of illness, as reason VIII
!: the naval bill had not been brough
forward.
II The pending resolution the
passed, the committee amendmen
having been withdrawn to save th
. necessity for a return Of the reSOlU
( ton to the House.
Cockrell. from the military CON
mittee, reported, with unimportan
!. amendments, the bill passed by tn
House April 18th, to relieve certain
: soldiers of the late war from tn
T charge of desertion. Ordered printe'
: Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
Shooting TOurnament.

Fort Smelling. Mimi, 10. - The
second annual tournament Of the
Western Rifle Association COM
menced to-day, to last Thursday and
Friday. The first match completed
was the military teams. COmpa-
mes {, X and II of the seventh in
fantry entered. The match was
open to any team Of six men at
tached to any company Of the Ma
tiOnal Guards or isgular army. Dis
lance, 200 yards standing and 500
aud 900 yards lying down, seven
shots per man at each distance. The
prize is the champion military badge
OF the Western Rifle Association.
Company G scored 40 at the 200
yard range, los at the 500 yards, and
80 at the 600 yards; total 346. Com
pany H scored 153 at the 200 range,
So at the 500, and 104 at the 600; to-
tai 342. Company X scored 145 at
the 200 yard, 103 at the 500, and IS at
the 60; total 1886. The event of
this meeting then took place-the
long range team match; teams Of
six men each, distances 800, 900 and
1000 yards; any rifle within the
rules; fifteen shots each distance;
prize, the gold medal donated by the
American Field, known as the
champion long range badge of the
Western Rifle Association. The
Chicago, Milwaukee and Minneapo-
lis rifle clubs entered. The wind
was bad for shooting. Score Of the
Minneapolis team: Elliot 6S, Skin
ner 81, Maudlin 90. Hankenson "a,
Harrison 40, HOblett Il; total for
team at 500 yards, 3S4. Chicago
team, at 500 yards: Burt SO, Shaeffer
81, Dell IL, Chenoweth 81, Hubbard
81, TyrelI So; team total, 354. Mil
waukee team: Wells O., Drake So,
Johnson SO, Ormsby Il, Fielding 81,
Thurston 90; team total, 3S4. At
the 900 yards the score stood: Mil
waukee: Wells SO, Drake SO, john
son so, Ormsby 65, Fielding 6S,
ThurStOn SO; total, 354. Mime
apoiis team: Elliott &C, Skinner IS,
Maudlin 63, Hankenson 80, HarTi-
son SO, Hoblett 81; total, sos. Chi
cagO team: Burke So, Schaeffer 20,
T Bell 81, ChenoWeth SO, Hubbard 55,
Tyrell IS; total, SAG. The 1000
! yards-Milwaukee team: Wells 61
. Drake 81, Johnson 80, OrmSby 50,
: Prelding Is, ThurstOn "a; total, 345
! Minneapolis team: Elliott SO, Skin
ner 60, Moulton 81, Parkinson 81
= Harrison y. HOblett 81; total, 344
4 Chicago team: Burkes59, Shaffer Ga
! Bell 50, ChenwOth 45, Hibbard O.
: Tyrrell 81; total, 337.
The days shooting closed with /;
q shUrt-range team match, open Il
\ teams Of six men each, from any
military rifle or civic organizations
200 yards, off hand. seven shots tx
each man. Company K and Com
pany II, Seventh regiment, were
the only entries. Company K woI
D, by score of 1914 to 13S. The lead
n ing event on to-morTOw's pro
II gramme is an individual long rang
a match at 500, 900 aud 1000 yards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
HOUSE.

Washington, 1s.-The resumed
consideration of the South Carolina
contested election case of Smalls 0S.
Tlllman.
Horn pointed out the boundary
lines of South Carolina under the
present redistrlcting for Congress
SIGNAL purpose. 1t was not gerry
Wandering; it was villainy.
AthertOn-ISn't it as fair as
gerrymandering the Fourteenth
District Of Ohio, which is to infilct
on Congress another Of the Horn
family.
Horr replied, when Congress was
inflicted with his brother he colld
take care of himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
Chicago TsOt3.

Chicago, 10. - The California
stables are all in good order, but
Hickok claims that "Sr. Julien" is
out Of condition and not working
well. Horsemen say that Eva" and
Eureka" California 3-year-olds,
will do fine work this season. EVA"
showed a 2.2215 gait for one quarter,
while practiclng this morning.
HOrsemen think "Trinket" is likely
to win the fast race ON Friday.
Fourth day Of the Chicago sum-
mer trOtting meeting; day cloudy
and cool; track fast; attendance
large. First race, 2.27 class, purse
$4,000, with $500 extra to beat 2.21.
Summary-"Jerome Eddy" 4, 1, /,
/; Matte Graham," IA. 4, 3; cal
dine," ?, ,, ?, .; "Largesse," 5, 3, "a;
stCatchtiy, 8, distanced; Mad
Queen" distanced. Time, 221%,
2.z2, u. 2.234.
Second event; special purse of
$1,000 for "Phil Thompson" three
trials, $500 extra to beat 2.194, and
$500 additional to beat 2.1715. at
first trial he broke at the first turn,
and did not go round; at the second
attempt he broke again and did the
mile in 1854. In the third trial ne
trotted without breaking, but could
do no better than 2,2315. 1t Is
stated that on ThuEs1ay last ht
showed a mile in 2.13.
Third race; 2.21 class, purse So
500, with $500 to beat 2.1715. SuH
mary" Black Cloud" 1, 4. l. ]
sWilliam H." 4, 1, 6, 8; SCOTS
Thomas" 2, 8, 8, 2; "Unala," 3, "a
A; "Pilot R." 8, 5, 4, 6; "Fanny Rob
inson," 5, 9. 3, 5. Time, 2,2O1s, 2.187E
| 2.19M, 2.211z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
Grant Writes.

Washington, 19.-Senor Romero,
minister to The United States from
Mexico. has the following letter
from General Grant in reply to a
communication asking the views Of
the latter with regard to the mission
of President BarriOs to this country t;
LONG BRANCH, n. J.. July u.
ny Dear Sir:
l am Just in receipt of your letter,
Yesterday, in regard to the arrival of
President Barrios, of Guatemala. l
had read in the morning papers Of
his reception at New Orleans and his
| intention of proceeding Immediately
to New York. In my Judgment
there is not the least ground for ap-
prehension on account Of his visit.
He will unqueStionably be received
by the President and secretary Of
state with great courtesy, as he
ought to be as the representative Of
a neighboring republic; but anneXa-
ton of territory will have but few
advocates; and the treatment by
the press of the country OF
such as advocated interference
in foreign countries, shows
that any scheme Of that
kind would be extremely unpopular.
| AS to our government interfering in
the question of the boundary be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala, am
sure there need not be any anxiety
| felt by Mexico. If Mexico and
Guatemala should agree between
themselves to prefer any question
between them to the United States
as an arbitrator, as Portugal and
England did in regard to the conflict
! ing claims to the territory on
, the east coast of Africa, OF
course our government WouiC
hear the statements of both par
ties and give its judgment in the
matter referred to, but even then
don't suppose the United States
would do any more than use it
GOOD Offices to have the cOntendlns
parties accept her decision. If elthe
7 should feel inclined to reject the de
t cision. | am not, of course, author
]. lied TO say q word for the admins
4 tration on this subject, but
i am certain I know the sentlmen
of the country on the question G
annexation. If the good offices O
the United States could be use
effectively to induce the Centre
I American republics to consolldat
f into one. [ have no doubt but !
y would do so, but the request wOul
+ lave to come from all of then
d Certainly the United States coul
: rot attempt to coerce consolldatlol
at the instance of the president Q
one state, and in his personal iutel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
The Country's Business.

New York, l9.-Clearing house ex-
changes show the following gains
and losses in business transactions
this week over the corresponding
week last year: Losses-New York,
AZ; Boston, lag; Philadelphia, or;
Baltimore, 4; Louisville, l5.S; Proyi-
dence, Al; Hartford, 100; Indianap-
oils, 1.6. Gains-ChicagO, 81; Gin
cinnati, Ill; st. Louis, 1871; San
Francisco, al; Pittsburg, rs; New
Orleans, At; Milwaukee, ia;
Kansas City, 60.3; Cleveland. pa:
New Haven, SIS; Columbus. 22.5;
Worcester, ga; Peoria, 81; Spring
field, &c; Lowell, 800; Syracuse,
10. 0; Memphis, 1874.
The Public says of these figures
The favorable indications which
were observed in the exchanges last
week appear still more clearly in the
returns for the second week in July.
1t is true that the daily average Of
transactions is not as large. outside
Of New York, as il was during the
broken first week of the month, but
this is natural, because of the large
monthly, quarterly and half yearly
payments. The exchanges of the
second week more correctly repre-
sent the present volume of business
| irrespective of such settlements, and
are so large that very favorable in
ferences are justified. 1t is really
astonishing that the transactions
continue so enormous. The great
strikes have lasted for weeks OF
months; foreign commerce is ma
terially; depressed though large
crops are believed to he il
sight, the movement Of new crop
is hardly begun. We are il
the intermediate period OF CONNER
cial doldrums, SO to speak. Las
years scanty supplies have beer
nearly exhausted, but the favOrin;
breeZeS that new and ample crop
would bring have not quite reaches
us. In spite of all these things, tn
exchanges for the second week o
July exceed S290000,0O0. Outsid
of New York, we cannot recOncil
these returns with any theory c
stagnation of business. Speculation
it is true, has been unnaturally az
: tive, and this may account for tn
large exchanges at some chief elite:
!, The transfer of business from othe
and older points explains the heav
e transactions in a few cases, as q
Kansas City. 1t would be NOR
7 satisfactory if the dealings wer
larger at Boston and New YOrl
g The four Atlantic seaports neceI
j sarily suffer at present from lack {
grain TO move, and all business
q New York has been much retarde
q by the strike of freight handler!
but the continuance OF transaction
on a scale so large, considering q
causes of depression and Temporal
4 shrinkage that exists, strong
t indicates that the general conditiC
9 Of business is surprisingly sour
/ and satisfactory. If present hopl
are realized in ample crops this ia.
: the principal danger will be that Il
t country will go will again vii
3 prosperity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOB GRADING
Sixty (6O) miles of the Denver &
Rio Grande Western Railway line in
Emery County, Utah, will bs received at
the Office Of the company, in Salt Lake
City, until August 1. 1882. Profles and
specifications can be seen at the Salt
Lake Office, or st Forty-mile Station on
the line.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals as may seem
to be for the best Interests OF the COM
pany. 0EoEGE 0oss,.
Assistant Manager Of obstruction.
Salt Lake City, July IL. 1882. jy l.