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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28
The G. A. r.

Denver, 27.-The closing exercises
of the national encamptment of the
Grand Army of the Republic took
place at Camp VanDervoort to-
night. They consisted of music,
parade, speeches and a grand dis
play of fireworks. An excursion
through the mountains, rendered by
the State of Colorado to the regular
delegates, will leave to morrow
and will occupy five days.
1t includes Greeley, Fort Col
Inns, LongmOnt, Boulder, MRnitOu,
Pueblo, Gunnison and Leadville
The proceedings, including the in
ceremonies at the Grand
Opera House to-day, were Of an
entertaining character. The speeches
by the outgoing and incoming
officers were enthusiastically re-
ceived. Throughout the encamp-
ment the best Of feeling was
prevailing. All unite in pronounc
Ing this one of the most successful.
epcampmenGs ever held.
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The international Struggle
for Existence.

These events of yesterday are but
the latest episodes Of a struggle be
tween the social organization sf
Asia and that of Europe for pre-
dominance in the countries which
border the Egean and the Leva1ts
tine Seas which has been going on
for some thousands of years. TIE
say nothing of earlier events, Mara
thon, rhermopyl9. Salamis, the exc
petition of Alexander, the Punie
wars Of Rome, the Saracen occupa.-
tion of Spain, the Crusades, tbs
Turkish conquest of the Balkan
Peninsula, the Egyptian expedition
of the first Napoleon, are names
of some of the long score of matches
and reJuTn-matches played between
east and west in the terrible game
of war. And, in my judgment, the
grandson of the youngest boy here
is not likely to see the winner I'm
ally declared. For the contest de-
ponds not upon mere dynastic inLeE-
ests, or the lust of conquest, but Is
the negotiable product of the strug-
| gle for existence between 1ncOmpatl,
ble forms of civilization, antOgoD-
isms of religion, and antipathies q
race.
TWenty-fOur centuries, mainlF
occupied in fighting, do not afford q
very pleasant retrospect at the best,
and it, would be altogether h0rTibl6
were not the affairs of this world SO
ordered that t'there is soul of good
in things evil" No doubt millions
of men, women and children have
suffered grIevOus misery and wrong.
and whole nations have been ANN
hilated, as the tide of conquest
swept over them-nOW to the west,
and new to the east. All this is
sadly obvious, and, to thOse
who can see only that which is
obvious, these wars, like all otheTss
must take the guise Of purely
diabolical evils. But a more patient
and pei etrating vision may discern
that all this suffering is the school
fee which the human race has had
to pay for its education. As else
where, bright and dull pay alike,
and the bright profit; which ii,
! perhaps, 10 great satisfaction tG
the dull, but it is the rule OF the
school, and we haYe to put up Will
it.
! In the present case, the Western
} nations are the bright boys. YOui
teachers or history are doubtless
careful To point out to you sll thai
ancient Greece owed to its inter
2 course, whether hostile or peacef d
= with the east; all the benefit which
$ Saracen learning on the one hand
and crusading enterprise on tbl
I other, conferred on Europe in TIT
q middle ages, and how much th,
> Turks. quite unintentiOnally, did
I for the revival of learning. 1t i.
: not to such familiar truths as thest
that I wish to direct your attention
but rather to the fact that history
In the modern sense of the word
was born of the very earliest OF tn,
struggles to which / have ad
verted.-ProfessoP T. H. Huxley, ii
! Popular Sciency Monthly.
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Gotham Gossip.

New Y ork, 2s.-Comptroller Allen
Campbell has resigned; failing
health and a need for absolute rest
is assigned as the cause. The recent
disclosures of defalcations in the
finance department by clerk now
dead and newspaper articles thereon
is said to have aggravated the
disease of the comptroller and pre-
cipitated his resignation.
Judge Ingraham in the supreme
court to-day, granted motion to
vacate the order granted in the suit
of Williams, Williams s. Rufus
Hatch, against the Western Union
Telegraph Company and others, fol
an examination of the Louis Fritz
Gerald Mercantile Trust Company,
in regard to the payment of divi.
bends Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company.
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The Strikers.

Chicago, Western Union
officials report business going well
and circuits generally clear. Four
of the strikers, among the best ope-
ratOrs. returned to work today.
Reports from brotherhood head
quarters are to the effect that
twenty who have been at
work, joined the strikers to-
day. Encouraging reports con
tinue to come in from every direc
tion and that financial aid is being
received from private sources and
labor organizations including s. GOO
from the bricklayer's union.
New York, 27.-The Produce
Exchange has adopted a resolution
to notify the Western Union COM
pany, that if the telegraph service
is not improved, the exchange will
withdraw from it's contract, and
also confer with other exchanges
with view to building a line of
their own.
Toronto, 27.-A number of striking
operators returned to work.
Baltimore, 27.-The concert at the
Grand Opera House for the benefit
Of the brotherhood of telegrapbefs
81 this city realized $1,000.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bits.

London, 27.-The authorities here
say they know nothing of any death
from cholera in the London docks.
Lord CarlingfOrd, president of the
council, stated in the Lords, this
afternoon, that the government had
no intention to enfore the quaran-
tine against shipping arriving at
English potts, as it was thought
impossible to establish an absolute
quarantine system. He said that a
medical inspection would be
adopted.
Sir Roderick Cameron entertained
the officers of the American and
Canadian rife teams at a ban
quet last evening.
In the Jewish trial at Nyregh-
haza, Hungary, the public prose
cutoE said there was no ground
for further criminal proceeding:
against the prisoners and left the
matter in the hands of the court
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Shooting at Park City.

From some passengers arriving
from Park City last evening we got
the following details of shooting
ARRAY that occurred the night before
last: Richard Squires and a man
named Stanley quarrelled over a
game Of cards the previous evening.
Stanley struck Squires over the
head with his revolver, but the men
were separated, and that was the
end of the trouble that night. On
the following night the men came
together. Stanley Immediately
drew his revolver and made an
effort to strike Squires again with
it, but the weapon was knocked
from his hand and fell on the
ground. They both clinched, and
each man tried to get possession of
the weapon Squires succeeded.
He then shot Stanley in the groin,
the Lall, 1t is supposed, glancing
around the bone and in an upward
direction.-Ogden Pilot.
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are S42, 104, 250, being decrease of
ga. 2S6.734. The total receipts from
fermented liquors is $16,90o,615, an
increase of $746,695. The total
receipts from banks and bank
ers, not national, is $3,74S,994,
a decrease of $1,504,534. The total
miscellaneous receipts are 81, 430,731
a decrease of S419,766. There was
an increase of $1O5,703 in penalties,
and decrease of $4,000 on bank
checks, friction matches and patent
medicines. The Fifth Illinois
Peoria district collected during the
S3,053,625; the First Illinois, ST.
119,IOl; the First Ohio, $1O,599, 427;
the Fifth Kentucky, $7,550,7S1; the
First California, $3,675,820. In
the amount of collection
for the states Illinois heads
the list with $26,977.572 l..
New York returned $1,000, 1877,
Pennsylvania $8,763,679. Following
is the estimated annual reduction
of internal revenue taxation under
the March 3, 1888, bill, on the basis
of receipts for the past fiscal year
1t is estimated the annual reduc
ton of tax on capital and
deposits banks and bankers ma
tionsl will be $5,249,73O; on snuff,
chewing and smoking tobacco, $l2,.
906.196; on cigars, $9,122,9OO; cigar
cites, 100000; special taxes =
peddlers, tobacco and snuff
manufacturers and dealers in
tobacco, $1,136.4O5 /; bank check,
$2,318,450, matches, 1922, 1909
600, patent medicines and perfum-
cry $1.9SO,000, on capital and de
posit of national banks S5,775, 100
Total to annual reduction of in
tcrnal taxation $42,376,600.
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A Denial.

Baltimore. Nd, 27.-The follow
ing authorized statemSnt is made TO
the Associated Press;
1t is authoritatively stated by the
executive office of the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company this after
noon, that the ramors regarding
a compromise by that company with
the brotherhood of telegraph opera
tors are absolutely untrue and with
out any foundation whatever, and
that a conference is not pending
with that view or any other, and
none is contemplated.
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Turf.

Boston, 27.-The closing day of
the July meeting at Beacon Park,
track good. 2.40 class, Boston Boy,
Favorite. won in straight heats,
Frank w. second, May Jefferson,
third. Time, 2.3116.
Free for all, Judge Davis won
Kentucky Wilkes second, Cornelia
third, Forest Patchen fourth. Time,
2.21112.221S, 2,221l, 2.23, 1924.
Brighton Beach, 27.-Three-quar-
ter mile, Nimblefoot won, Wanculla
second, Learnsky third. Time,
1.1SA.
Three-quarter mile. Medusa won,
Lutte Fogle second, Newsboy third.
Time, 1.171S.
Mile, Rushaway won, Edwin A
second, Lord Edward third. Time,
1.4415.
Mile and furlong, Alfonzo won
Mamie Fields second, Montauk
third. Time, 1899.
Mile and furlong; Matte Rapture
won, Captain Curry. second, Charley
Gorham thru. Time 1.59
Mile, Glenallen won. Orange Bios
som second, Shelby Barnes third
Time LAO.
SSratega, 81. - Fhree-quartel
mile for year olds, Princess Louise
won, Sdllie Mckay second, Nora M.
third. Time LIZ.
Mile and quarter, for all ages
Postguard won, Apollo second, Blue
Grass third. Time, 2.11A.
Mile, for all ages. Marasso beat
Slocum by a length Time, 1881
Only these two started.
Mile and half, over six hurdles
Guy won, Lighthouse Harry second
Helleise third. Time, 2.49A.
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The Denver & Rio Grande
Railway Express and Wells,
FARGO g. Co.'s EynresS

Take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they are prepared to do
a general express business between
this city and all portions of the
United States, Canada, Europe,
Mexico, Central and South America,
China, Japan and Australia, con-
Meeting with the most reliable COM
panies at transfer points.
To Kansas City, St. Louis, and
all principal Eastern cities we have
quicker dispatch than by any other
line. We have the only direct COM
munication with the West. Low
rates to all points. Office, corner
of Main and Second South streets.
J. C. MCCADDoN, Agent.
G. w. KRAMER,
Gen. Supt. d. s. R. q.
S. d. BRAsTOW,
st. Wells, Fargo & Co.
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Foreign.

Brussels, u. - The chamber of
deputies has adopted a bill increas-
ing the duty ON tobacco with an
amendment fixing the duty on
manufactured tobacco at 10 francs
per 100 Kilograms, instead of 100
francs per 100 Kilograms, as at first
proposed. Tobacco shipped before
the bill was introduced is xempted
from the new duty.
Madrid, 27.-The regulation re
Quiring the inspection of vessels
arriving at Spanish ports from Eng
land has been abolished.
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Card OF Thanks.

To my musical friends who lab
ored so faithfully, and whose en-
ergy and good services aided so
much in making my portion of our
late concerts a success l return my
sincere thanks. While it is impos-
sible to name all L feel especially
Indebted to Mr.. A. Peterson, who
so kindly and ably prepared the
Scandinavian portion; also to Misses
bruce and Olsen who, without a
DAVIS notice, came forward and
substituted numbers for those un-
avoidably failing to appear.
EVAN STEPHENS.
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Fortunate Escape.

Harrisburg, 27.-Five cars and an
engine on the Cumberland Railroad
train were wrecked. The cars were
full of passengers, yet no person
was injured. The engineer and
fireman stuck to the engine and were
thrown considerable distance. The
accident was caused by running over
a COW. Loss $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28
TT Is A FACT

That Thousands of our business men go
to their oflces IN the morning after an
uneasy night, or a late dinner, ieeLlpg
dull and alf out of sorts. This is entirely
unnecessary, for single dose OF Ia 4,s
sparkling MaminR specific, IarE RAM. .
Settler Aperient, taken before break
fast. will Immediately dispel all feelings
Of besviness, remove gently but surely
the nSuse, and quicken into healthy Hc-
tion every fibre OF the system. For SAFE
by all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28
HORSE MARKET.

Il have just received from MY ranch
ora Hundred head OF horses, consisting 4
fne lot Of Eeidings, and la=Re lot Of Of
f3ne mares, as we'll IS Twelve head OF
vonOq mules. have also few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
With some gentle teams Will sell one
~ tLo Iot + q J. FAUST.
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WON'T Surrender.

New York, 27.-The presiding
elder refuses to surrender George r..
BristoW's credentials as minister.
He holds them as the property Of
the conference, and thinks he has no
right to dispose of them without its
authority.
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Cremation.

Washington. Penna. ,27.-The body
of Charles Meininger, OF Cincinnati.
arrived this morning. and was taken
to the creamatory. Religious ex1r-
cises were held by Rev. Ness. of
Cincinnati, after which the body
was placed in the retort.
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Well, Well.

Berlin, 27.-Prof. Putliz-Dot Zu-
putliz, as heretofore given-who
killed himself after drawing the
death lot in the so.cailed American
duel, refused to 6ght the duel in
the ordinary way. because his antag-
onist was short sighted. His death
attracts the serious attention Of
dueling men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28
New Trial Applied For.

Nashville, Tenn, 27.-Counsel for
the defense in the Polk case have
entered an appeal for a new trial,
on the ground of the incompetent y
OF the jury.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION.

Positively the last day of the Auction
Sale st 1873 Main street this morning at
Ii q. m twenty-five Gents Suits four
Bedstesds; one Bureau; six Oil Paint
inQs; 5, GOO Cigars ffty-fve yards Car
pst one Fine Sofa; six Elegant Clocks
one Music Box.
+ H. A. REED, Auctioneer'
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Incendiary Fire.

Denver, 27.-The Denver terra
Gotta works were burned early this
morning. 1t is thought to have
been incendisry. Loss, $2S, 900; in
surance, 81, 00o.
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HORSE LOST.

A small 6.year-old Bright Bay Mare,
short name and long tail, left hlnoloot
white, branded w 7 on lefs snouloes'
Return her to and be rewarded Oy De-
q. Schettler, Eighteenth Ward. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28

One Of the healthie=t and plessantest
beverages known is COlden's Liquid
Reef TOnfc. Ask for Colden's. take
no other. OF druggists generally. I
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Prophetic Chandler.

Concord, 27.-Secretary Chandler
predicts the election of Pike to the
United States Senate by Tuesday or
Wednesday next.
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WANTED.

Two First-class Dining Room Giria
Immediately; liberal wages psid; Apply
ct junction City Hotel. Ogden, Utsh'
J. 9. RIeGINBo HAM,
Proprietor.
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LOOK HERE !!

If you want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets.
If yOuwant Pro grammes
If you want Letter Heads
If you want Bottle Labels,
If you want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
If you want Calling Cards,
If you want Address Cards
If you want Shipping Tags.
If you want Business Cards,
Ifyou want Wedding Cards,
Ifyou want Invitation Cards,
IfYou want Business Circulars,
If you want Pamphlets Printed,
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Adjourned.

Boston, 27.-The legislature adj
iourned sine die, after session of
500 days, the longest on record.
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WANTED.

A capable person to do cooking and
kitchen work. Apply 70 Mrs. - +.
Teasdel, South Temple street, four blocks
east of Eagle Gate.
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MERRICK

Read Wound Bobbips for all Sewing
Machines, Merrick Thread Is tbs best.
Nm JENNINGS q SoEB.
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m SC0TTOS

Electric Brushes. None 6st'e'' All
Druggists sell them.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Julyz7, 1855
WHITE HOUSE.

O0Ay SIS 4OON~
WHITE HOUSE.
o 3 MullOy, Waltham, Mass; & e
Brand, wife and child, Mrs L o Ann
hort, Miss Emma Shellenbsr, Nevada
Henry Mcdonnell, SAnpete; Jim Staple,
A Burdich, Ed Milford; Green River:
Jomes ChIdmsn, American Fork
Jones, Spanish Fork; ] P Eastman II
Thompsoa, Bingham; Bsily BroVn.
Coloroio; Smith, Texas; Hm brown,
Eagle Rock; Thomas j Welcb, Coal
vile; e j Schmidt, Sandy; Peter Nc
Laughin, City; Taos Howard, NJ I; q
bingham, Ogden; Vim Eenison, PARK
City; A Drown, South Jordsn; B ATluE.
Henry GreiD, South OttOuWood; Jamer
Grsnt, billiard. Wy; Warren Webb
s SBvin, Bingham
VALLEY HOUSE.
Dennis Kenyon srd wife, Lillian
Very, Alpha Stuart Bloomington, Illss
Jas Cameron, Tintic; Thla Stephens
Silver Reef; a Jacobson, Cedar Uiiy; T
r HArmAn, Chicago; e d Yoeons,
American Fork; J McFAdden, i Ii
Ritter, D s r g; N N Houghlen, DP
Paxtoa, St Joe; d j Reese, Col; Patrick
Gsrsghep, Patrick Sullivan, T Il Jsmes,
II 4bomas. Park City; III 3 Craig, ]
eJinghsm. Omaha.
WALKER rUUsss
E II Sumner and sife, + I Van:
q H Kimbsll, Chicago; ) " Eccles ar ..
wife Den7 or; q w Deanimgee; Ohio;
Plaltheld, Eng; j A Gilbert, Graz
Junction; B Uoyshsll and wife, Mic,
d R Mills aud wife, E Y Garter, Low
Mrs Il l. Watts and child, Ohio; Mrs
D Wstts, Mrs o ii P Psyen, Memph
E V K Weed. z 2 L Wermore, N.
York; Ike Wise, San Francisco; W (
Case, auburn. n Y; A StrassbuTger,
San francisco; d SIernberg, r o Cspur,
q Manley, Chicsgo; VIM L Turner,
New York; b ii Schsyer and wife, Deg
We; g z Phelps, Chicago.
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WANTED.

A Nurse Girl, Apply - hrs. s. Il.
AuerbSch, Third South s'sset, "pposiss
Methodist Church. 7
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LOOK! LOOK II

For sale cheap;
One Piano. go. So0'VO
81. 600 New SRte..............,. ........, SO.oO
bowen & Co. Psrlor Billiard Table, 40.0O
New Carpet, Doc. per yard.
g. w. SHELLS,
Idaho Store
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira Lyons, four doors vest o.
Chs: House corner.
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HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
1872 Main street. y
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SUNDAY TRAINa.

Lesvs Salt Lake CITY at $ SO ,'rn. .ad
10 pm. Returning, arrive ri Sail
Lake City at 2.30 sud 7.60 pm.
BATHING TRAIN,
On and after Monday next, June
1888, bathing train will leave Salt LAX
City daily at 40p.m. Returning reach
'alt Lake ct s.10p.m,
Fare to the Lake aud return, on all
trains Soc. Children under 10 years Of
Aga half fare.
No freight will be received after T. N.
s. F. Fenton, W. W. Ritter,
Gen. Fr't and Pass. Agt. supt.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

One who can do shooting and general
repairs. Apply at the Street Railway
Shops.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCES LIST

List of Buying Prlces OF Produce
il the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle'
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The Atlsntic Express Train composed of
Pullman Palace eleepers and elegant nrst
class Coaches, will leave Ogden At S.42 am.
ION arrival Of train from San Francisco) and
Salt Lake at 1920 8. m, making direct con-
Recsion at Pueblo and Denver Win through
Express Trains for Kansas City, st. Louis
Chicago, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, and all Eastern, Northern and
Southern points
The Pacific Express train from Denver,
Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt
Lake daily 81 5.48 am. and Ogden 7.27 an,
making direct connection with the Central
Pacific trains for the Pacific Coast.
Local trains leave Spfingvlle 6.5I am, Salt
Lake $50 am, arriving IN Ogden 1919 Am.
returning, leave Ogden 2.47 pm Salt Lake
4.S2p.m., arriving st Springyile 6,4T pm.
Leave Salt Lake for all points on Bingham
and Alta branches at 7.02 am, arrive st ga
For scofeld and Coal Mine, leave Salt
Lake 10 20 am; arrive 5.6S am.
An Accommodation Train will leave
Pleasant Valley Junction at TAI a. m. !;
Thistle, 1857 3. NJ; Springvllle, 12.4S
D. M; Provo, l 81 p. m, arriving at
Salt Lake City at 6.O2 p. m. This train
will run daily, except Sundays
~ Passengers will net DO carried on
Freight Trains.
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GERMAN CORN REMOVER

Ia sure cure. For ssle by all Drug
gists.
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Utah &NBVADA RAILWAY
On and after

MONDAY JUNE 4. 1883.
The Utah and Nevada Railwsy Com
papy viii run trains on week days IS
follows:
am.
Leave Salt Lake City sic
Carried $50
Arrive at Terminus lilo
pm
Leave the Terminus i2.S0
Garfield 2.l0
Arrive at set Lake City 3 80
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-02-22

The proposition submitted to the
voters by the village council to az
propriate a sum of money to procure
fire apparatus, was defeated at the
election called for that purpose Tues
day, partly owing to the statement of
the agent of the Underwriters ILL.,
surance company, that no reduction
in rates would be given unless paid
LIRE department. ,ras erganixe4}.-
The council did = right in
calling an election for the purpose,
but it would have been better to have
correspondent with villages having
like apparatus to that which it was
proposed to procure, and ascertalnsd
the results. One swallow does not
make Il summer, neither does the
case of Morris. as reported, prove
any thing farther than it's own fail.
ure. There are not 4 haif-dozen lad.
ders in the whole town, and only such
buckets as are used for household
purposes, and those for sale in the
stores, available for the suppression
of fires. Now, when our town shall
have been swept from existence by
the devouring element, we can only
stand by the smoking remains and
bite our finger nails over our OWL
short.sightedness and penuriousness