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Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
Summons.

In the i,i-irot Gogri q sbs Third Judi.
CO! District, Territory If arizona. COaniy
- Aiohays
J. A. i1ks and Chas. ". Pike. Mariners
anc.r tbs tirta nasae u !, ~. fIks & son.
p!h1a' Hs, ". LsurH GsntY alsi her hus-
lfHd u. = JFntV, defend nts
NnilHh brgHEEt IN The District g8nrt Of
10 lhiEl SgGi gRl District Il tie IsgriJofy
u Ar1sns, 10 aud for the ,UUniy VI Mo
haF.
1as Territory II Ari7ouN sends greeting
g i.-nsa tHEiy aua hsr husband, y. J
fArlfs.
Noa ags heresss susam1pes! and r4Y1fgaA
- aPptaF - IN scfsofi bFuu. Dc agsi.st yss,
~ tnF 7a'Ho ukf1Fd plzIutIfss sn the Dtb-
trict ''mgFt - ! As Third Judiuiai Distfigt
IN gGa ,yr Jae County n Mni4ve ia lie
iefFtGEN ~ ArEUua, sEd answer tie com.
= mt Hi.d W.th 81 g G3frk of this rourt. al
Mineral Fax. iu Eaid c0rnty IL e8ay ~
al rit complaint aecuurIAiIics this sun.
iu"bs within tStuiy daEs Exclusive Of
The dgy q ssryiesl sster the service upgn
% - this srmmous if sHrysd in this
uunfy but II served not of tie county, ana
sitStn this distract tier within thirty
.iayss ~ all other casSE. forty dAys
ma TAa sra hereby notified that IL ypa
Z u - Appsif sd answer the COMPLAINT ~
haYr rcguitsd 81. ~ iutLi will ttko iudg-
nnsnt 1y d*t OLE agaiT.-t y8u for the sum OF
four hundred nj n RS eight i liars, with
interest Thereon from tie IItb day Of Jun.
ID. 1883 81 { the 3 te ~ ous pr cent psY
ninth and cJsts and Disbursements in This
bohalf expended.
Jiyen under uy hand snl the
ssyl n tho sid District Coar AZ
sE1L HpFsrl Psrk this 18th day Of
August, 1884.
JOINS x. MACKENZIE,
., Clerk.
Attofusts for Plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

ltsyuasd ga lsi0li tsse Si3BNIcsg .lga nsosi
siiaelavs laae4sns - fsie kiHd now IN use,
iaap I'd ~ al ,ce aad classes ii ore.
lEis gnAchinc has been thoroughly testad
syT thn p ,at ~ years under great variety
u o dudillous s!gnR most e&trauFdinAy re.
,uiss f.rin adv yincc Il anything ever be-
lore 70 ,liGsd.
a seG nt competitive tsHt made With The
Erue at The CarIlsls mine la New Mexico
si.0aea % adTantlsa ui 30 per oent 10 favor
II the Uanc4N, Jho amount saved over the
rrue baiug 4riielsui 10 psy ths entire cnsi
Of tho inaohinsa nearly every mouth IA the
5esr.
The follow rR l. On enumeration q us
aafiy AdYanfE ss over an other machines:
fIgsEr-.sa 0,tsi d NOT more than aalf thar
4 any othor - eqad espaeity, ard The
seigEt Is nearly l,0JO popias less, thus
greatly reducing TIE cost Of transportRtion
sIcoED- The exIeHhs Of feifiEa co In
runu ing 0Tdaf q 'ot more than Uno thirJ
that Of tho Frus gr auT other bolt machine
much less gradiug aud lumber WORK being
iecesaary.
IllaD-fl5 o. dituFs for ra.s Is not
rofr ahau "a -AltH tsai ~ gHy tielt ms.
SHINE, ed s ~ ui.I lrst fEily thue times
y ignt aufE ls. Ua a5Le csi q tons.
fCIaElf- Nut slHfu tllttI 0BsL Laif ~,
50 90 i5 fe1u. Nd-a sent VI Erest tmp9r,
'anes wteoa cons -. Als uutaber ase ussd
fTsuh--a Pa sad rsry ntile
e @Ere5s g -fot.
Si1a- An is faqn rel than Is
'uFH ar1 a I1e itelEos.
StgsEsE- fF. fa8 1lE re. Geld
Dr -.Fr tH e H. 5tftsy.ss. d, "a or
stUylarr $3.50 s4a teatae4 aad glalfa.
ed tG % atI H.a.E EaHus s a worth
no aE Coz tnN.
10 o4ke.n
b. t fl bE ay oGhe5
nae4s4 80 N M IN.
fiAn Fafa - a'f u sscc6 al
20 "a sG - ranrgl
NuIHl 81. sra D rH3 81 Hs.8-g6 tne.
Oh . alatt U-l sRd llss
10 BE 1pisati0n
80 aa los lf fasHt.s. sn..
ang iaHa a 10 u :
IuasfL ll,
G@I G-at sa4 O. ~ 4 a.;ssc.i,r
and 4g Der ~ - fius or M.
aho0 atgil ssgg gfed "a gaatne,
Fsaea', % PIG t5Ha t A4aiah 10 aa sst l..
tuy plal Wslr. anH fuEse G IA u Fspl esd
i 2 iInHIiA rest rae AEs Ii5 p.ecss
md n3I,f aiulii sliss tfss1 Utfur siaFs. ina.
EiuE " ailgR u Rtf6s ts.sE .Uvglsas
lilal rfil til4 gfcHt rNfaasa I'd thu
E4v 1E3 % in i1s 1ttiEe.f
We 70 70 shsit'ss niO-i ~ Nsting and
poteHiMUs caIgs aEt made fus EcaFiy
every noes fraiar ia the marker, bat IL Is
> wellsn - g: tbat the frsalbs =! their
Ter tt9is Gase not Ia aey Instance raade
+oOd tee ciNEls. fh EGyaut ages iare set.
forth .pr the DGncaE, ~ wejl a. the state.
nants made, gs 70 pgsptrej 70 s4hssantt.
ate BY ctasi worsing rrFults.
Pfire $3.50 Wslghi About i75OE,
Egsd fVr Hiralfr q paaiGC inn works
RaNEIS, BHAYToS 4 90,
Etu fgsrse ag,.y Fslf
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
Assessment a Notice.

Arnold Gold aud liver Mioing C,onpsuy.
LOeiIion " pr.n1pai plsce 4 business
IN fTHHuse California; Location ~
works, Ced Wiley Mining District, Mo.
haye oOHEiy, Arizona ierritDry.
NOtica is ho sby givcn. hat at meet NO
4 ID Board 81 Directors held on the afsf
Day OF August, 1874. an ssssssInrul No. q
II hfiy Cents pr share wBs levied upon the
GaHtal stoo5 of the oIFForsGlBn, plyabie
immediately IN United States ftoId coin, "a
th@ Seer6ttTy, at the Office Of the Couptny.
Room 81, 30. 90 SansuI1s strcol, San fran.
gIsoo, C.lif Tnia.
Any sturk upon which this assessment
ahail reIResin unpaid on .hs s.oOna q ~ 81
Sepfember. 1874, viii be delinquent. and sd.
ycrtistd l''T S'il- at public auction: and un.
less payment Is made b8fsre. will be soid or
frid,y, the l9th day Of September 1884. 10
pay the del nIurnt assessment together
With costs Of advertising md expenses OF
sale.
By order of the BoaId II Directors.
A. IUDsOR, Secretary
Office; Room 81 NJ. 80 S4nsome street.
s1n FranciscD California.
Nv reSnntion 0f the B,,rd Of Directors
held on Sepien ber lst. 1854. the deIInauspcy
Of the above iiswed stock Is herrbg post
pousd until Octoi sr lat, lSFi, and the dav
Of sale to October 25th, 1884.
A. JUDsoN,
I'd Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
Ne,ise ., Forsitur.

TO Wm. cslver. y. ElIait. b. s. oalss
sEd tlss Es's IaE E4d hrH0na mlnine
csaHpspy:
YogHre iershy aOtha that We haYe "a
ysfstpa eIHs1a lur tn# ,UfbruysnIs MA 90.
on jis Aeg Ciiesro tIt8 hininp clgiil.
sitEufu q tla aH mining DIS rics.
Aoh tv 3glBty, tg-aGt &c rs4Gly.atd duly
rseoFde4 u lks EHHZ records ~ said
c'<$nty n itook ~ g. sl3 e "a IN oTdsr
to hsi4 s,-a Fsueali-s2 rIae5 size pogis.8g5s
y Eeas4a 2-i x gssea 8tes a. tl,e
IEltsh SiFtrs, is.n tLs aiaua8t Y6quirod
20 bold the stE.r g.. tls FtaF ending Dec
81. isAI, Igg ags beTuhY ilBIifsi that TIE
g.aP7r,tcH af I'd sEstatIF. due ffDui
you . s,1. lawful BWey II ttc United
Sistfs sHs i within ~ 3d4ys after tls pub.
liclt'ns 0t ibis aptsac. ys8 fail or Fsfnss a.
eoHtfibGis Juur pr p1Tiipu - sura gKpsnd,,
Hnrs as 6 oNr.Fr, fogF interest IN slid
clyim viii tecot1e tHn property ~ she under.
signed EHgler sErd apt iOti Zlg4
Ar!2g s4aEE TEIa GonFtEY,
lgA ~ Drs.
Re- 8Ut agent
Aa0ra. Pa'5, s. 9. SIS i7tl, 1854.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05


T.. wHlsan Gt'er y. Okkcs and iho
trTb . gaIHlfsl tUfsga augs
Gu sFe Ee r9S IBi 40 II wn hsgs ex-
FeHdsd : 10 30 bT eIa Us 7yelerE up
~ tlie "asiAa.s q aiIuHg iHtl, -IiHitsd
n Ihs tsR! tai HIriaE q .gilt Acl We
OJEUty, srJeIG Irr.tasg, and aCly re.
o8fded III TIE FoaiDs uf raa s0unty ~
Box y oi Ulu'ns sra1Hls, psFs 90, ~
Ofuef ~ LEIg sg.u 80 is3sts CitUtr Sc yTO-
yisl0as = a-sl b 1928. ssgiaba Statutes u
The tutisi r'1s JelHn tir ailtaht re-.
quisrai "a tp.p itr s.Ffr fuF t3E ser sid-
iuE Ls1.hf sia l6 y 4 - fur.
tier r,t Co.'S rig ta ~ ~ q = u
zap uu tssG SO. GOA s @ irvfu{
p0ars II l3s JHt t,l ta.. ! within
- . 81 sifas taR lsuh,as : tih u0il,n
y0l ! o. r-i5ss ss Cetr.t4ts f,1ur pro-
portion - s0rD ssF~uast ~ ~ csawnef,
yDlf Interest ~ ~ q ~ ai bsoaus th.
~ Pertg ~ tl.s q apIH sad IudrF sid
session ,B
AnHo . aEEnu ,ogo W.
i5 3. n. DtK,
Ls4ee4l Agent.
MsERAL PAux, May l1lb. l55.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

4 DDTUTr SfuG rlz cgats f,r postage
"A 4 n III Il'an8 ttsslsr fgra. rogtlth az
- q ----''S' sd i-gst.a Ni5gb siii htIp yUu
- ignf" none" ~ b away tiSn FnytLina
g fe Iu ,isE r.It.AI. a. eitlar aer. snelsad
ff9m tas ifst t4Hrf 70 bsled road q. for.
iuHt pletls tci1g 10 workers aissrlutaiy
ILEe.A' aacR address, ggpf q %. Angus,
M.4aa,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
Estray Notice.

saxsss> The BCYEEs' GuuDB Il Is
~$yA sued March and SEPT, each
H ia year; 2l6 pages, SlzilI
N Efinches, wit5 over 300
Nay iillaEatioas----a whole pio-
&lS sfeplilGrg, Gigs nhole-
salepriccs droE 70 ooasaaes on n coods
for pcTsoral or family use. 1c.s how
10 order, lgnd gives exact cost cf every
r!ag yoa tSe e..f drink, wear, or have
iun via, Tgcss Invaluable boots con.
.sia in.nF,Gat!Dg Cleaned from ihe mar
kcts ~ ia wpr.L Wo vii ma 4 . cory
Free 10 ary a,.4irass upon icceip; oi tie
postage--7 cents. Let US S@r lom you.
Respectfully,
ECiTGoME.sy WARD G CO.
sss y see wssssa hyezse. Osicass In
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

II is hereby ordered ihrt tie foressine
Ngi r. u Apfimtss fur paIolt b., fniJ.
nttala for ils Ug - - sea- on sesaitne
Nresiv GFs sps pHr pEh rieG a A.iErral
Fagk AehatU cr ffv AriE ana.
THOMAS Wing. Reai,ier
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

m 1a wseA Et aSnas SJoatiit FREQ. Pay 81
Mi ffaau'ely sore 10 risk. .CapiiaI nns re-
~ qaslsi Reader. u yya NsHt busi ingss
10 Ehi7l pei5uus of either SCI, yDahg ogold
''aR 'r.-'f asfst 4 y eil the tifhe Rhsy N0fk
with absolute certainty. wfite Tor mar Zen
lsrs - X. HAriETr r Co., Portland Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
a T. MiHtis. NJ. y.
II k"s,ny - s.n Irguclsco. Gal.

10 a r.. MiHiie, NJ D..
II he9rny ~ Ssn Francesca. Gal.
So, SAMPLE BOTTLE PRER
"Ill be aoIt 60 anyone applyinq hy l.,.t.,.
st'stlhg symptoms. sex and aQe Stric, sr.
Grey ~ regzrd - ~ business trans ctirns
DIR MINrTE'S EIDNFY RFtJTDy
NEPHRFTICuN. cures m kinds fk;dr.r
shd bisdder cmplsints. gororJt oa,t. eIeef
leucorrhoea. For sslo by su druppgsts al
one dollar por bottle; six bottles for Piv,
DR. hINTIE'S DANDRLION PILLS
are ere. the best and cheapest Dysrepia and
bilious cure in the market. For sale by III
druggists. '''0 '' an
tJsns3J
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

fin nf0F ths 4aFalag clsas Ss,id 10
iItltIi Icsp' q st .eaaJ So ulfluaii
y Y - - yCE ttf YyaI luabls b1 ~
ssfAiNe EnudE iaai Uli Fui guB in he psr
% . .E.ig more Eta il iaE DAYS than
VOC nEgs ta"r1ht o. siDie w RDy buats y,
Capit Tn4GIrG. We viii start ygu. Yoa
6 " Nuls " 'H aEF ~ ID fara time only.
lb7 @OTl uDiTrHs lIy 10 pied 80 byth
ttAfq w % aE.d Oig. NUa ON aasiiy earn
~ A ~ cr1ls ~ ej sy"rg tvgItrR Thet an
vi . ~ ni ssrE may t=st t1a lusihsss, We
Ig1k' his KIP slioIed u,lnr: IN an Via arr,
NJ sril tisaj We Will E..ad 81 10 ply for
tho trga'iia al grilirC "a rUii p4tieullrr.
ai,eri ] 90 1trfsl' fu- dirn@s uHl be
t,iAot Df iltaa Ghn -syu their Whrif iime 90
she 1sTE tSrHat arne, : 5fgs5trfriy s,tye
Dor. aeiHy. Slsyt Epw. Asidscss sri,s.,.. 4
Co., Portland, ~ inc.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
Noticr srrorGl.ure.

VIZ. G. BnsEslr, Attorney tor pIaintii.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
rB 8, csIsI. .kF
ENGLISH RI MEDY

tstss Ia atggef Hrs 81 tFI,ag,J
~ .tg lalaHEgue. NcstFnl Er.IF.i,7.s
~ aaH 8" sams}5. Ian uets II E4i.p
.." 's G ife fs,-s tHe ytrl hu.d trssint
t"H -l is taa urEs, sud macy sLhe..
e4 geat lr q" lls Eiig ard seth.
ltg AlNIii, oBs rgt.rr phtEri.t.
On - ~ iEr UuNursit Fsafayiesnia .
siH }sfau ~ sDrieit FSse liuuSrsG .b,iiart
I5t ,.,, 4 SEQ o llis hiR. She W.T. AZ EESfOli
AisFL under bis spaCFai sdvio. ma trs4I.
il"ut will not cure, Or tor avthiha isn,a,t,
or injurious found ~ IL. D.. Minii, tie ~
al private dlaalsey suGa.4stull, ,Q.lnva
meErEry Consultation frsr Thor M 4
epuulr tlpr Eru nilvice tuoiuc 10 grsl,.,.
~ uEtne, Five 11iisrr Price ~ yttG fas
tarative. Si-aO bottle or fpug t-sog
tie gH'hi1ty f7r hFr DOLLARS sens q suy 40.
dr.ss gpon rpgseipt II pre-. uf { i. o h
care from gbseryatlgii and in rriva,,, r,r.
IL doc rad Ia.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05

tCiglNUi giwgnted f0f The Lives II an
HIThW 4 iIyte Presidents II The u n.
- y - ~ = ~ Tho largeSs .hardi. sBast best
book ever soid for isss thf.a tulss gar pgire
Toe fss's1i seilivY bU9k ia Amrrca Ifn.
insu~s pfnhtA tp srsnis SD iaisil'geut ra0-
Dle % stacy one en- lef me d -4ec6ssft.!
scu' lerm. face BALLtrG EouE Co. Font.
aud Mata
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-05
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rlisialsI.'s or : w pew

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
TINE F1DDzER,s PRoMOrIOK

The charge by the Enterprise
that the APPEAL is playing second
fiddle to the Times Review and the
APPEALS acknowledgment that on
the sound question of the Censti-
ton the APPEAL 10 willing to
play in any capacity, brings forth
the following from the Times-Re-
view:
While approaching the compli-
ment conveyed in the APPEAL S
article, We are constrained to re-
mark that our Carson contempor-
ary scarcely does itself justice in
the premiaes. The APPEAL has
played no second fiddle to any pa
Der or person in the Constitutional
Convention matter. 1t was the
FIRST journal in the State to actively
WELD the cudgel in behalf OF the
measure. During the last session
Of the Legislature, when the res
olution admitting the question to
the people was before the Senate,
and had twice failed to receive the
requisite two-thirds majority, the
APPEAL published = series of fore
ibe articles which awakened 4
number of tender-footed Senators
to . sense of their duty, and fin
ally resulted in the passage Of the
measure. After the adjournment
it was the first to agitate the sub
ject by showing the defects IN our
present Constitution and advising
the people of the necessity of =
cou pie,e revision. But for the
APPEAL it is doubtful whether the
people would have an opportunity
to vote upon the proposition this
Fall, notwithstanding the ia, orable
resolutions adopted by both polit-
ical conventions. The APPEAL IL
fairly entitled to the baton in the
Constitutional orchestra, and 40 1t
is too modest to assert lts rights,
the Times Review takes pleasure
in advocating them for it.
Since our status in the orchestra
now seems to be established by
common consent, We are ready to
once more begin tho music which
was recently interrupted. Brother
Shaw will please take his place BY
the hollow drum and the brass
cymbals and Brother Dennis will
wind the mellow horn. Will some
body with an extra chunk of rosin
please pitch it up this way. "All
set; one, two,t hree,four, Altogether,
now"
The new Constitutional opera
il drawing immense audiences and
is destined to have a long run.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03

fixht with the County Democracy
and Irving Hall. Tammany il bent
ON settling the question once Tor
all, who shall control the Demo
cratic party in New York City, The
contest il sure to result in some ex-
tremely interesting developments
and to be of the livcliest sort from
the opening gun till the time Tor
burying the dead.
The 'burying Of the dead" il q
very expressive observation taken
in connection with the approach
ing Cleveland obsequies in the
Empire State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
MALICE STILL AT WORK

: Messrs. Warren Fisher and
James Mulliean invite the public
to take q further look into Mr.
Blaine's private affairs. They have
caused to be published nearly q
score more of letters written BY and
to Mr.. Blaine in reference to his
railroad and other transactions, In
connection with Messrs. Fisher
and Caldwell. They show that Mr..
Blaine had at one time An interest
in the securities of the Fort Smith
and little Rock Railroad Company;
that he sold some Of the securities
to his friends; that he thought at
one time Of cooperating with Fish
er and Caldwell in establishing a
national bank at Little Rock, Ar
kansas; that he had some misun-
derstanding with his associates
about the loan of SIS, 900; that he
was sometimes pressed for money
in a period of declining values and
just prior to the panic Of 1873.
Mr.. Blaine's opponents no doubt
will seek to convert these letters
into an additional political capital
against him. Nor this purpose
they we're published without com
ment, leaving malice to make its
own comment and construction.
Candid and impartial men will see
in them nothing bat the conhden-
tial expressions Of a man Of busi-
ness, mindful Of the possible mis-
construction Of censorious critics,
who embarked on . legitimate en-
terpri.e which brought him, in the
end, only disappointment and loss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
TAX NAHX-H FLINT.

Tammany is making q rafting
fight for the control Of the NUM-
cip.l offices in New York. If KEEL
" is Obliged to make the fight un-
aided by the Cleveland Democracy
Of Irving Hsll it will cost the
National Democratic ticket upward
Of $1,000 votes in New York. From
the character Of the above dispatch
the indications are that Kelly and
Cleveland are at quits. It says:
The Tribune praises the ticket
and T.mmany's splendid discipline
adding: The ticket means square
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
non COUNTY COMMISSION Ell
H. SCHNEIDER

Announces himself - an Independent sandi-
dat, far the Office Of County Commissioner
{shsrt ternl irrespective Of any Urinary or
eonventia0.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03

e. B. RAIL,
o,vesits state Capitol.
rnroRrER, wHoLEsAL Z AND
RETAIL DEALER IN
C E.NER'AL HARDWARE.
Iron, Steel. Csal, Eepe'
Acknowledgements. .
Plews land Extras.
stoves. Ranges. Tinwarc. Etc,
Deers. windows and blinds,
Paints. oils. Brushes, Glass
anA.Croskory Ware
TIVE RA.Go TIA PIPE.
Fancy Glass, China and Hajellca
ware, ChsndeIiers. Lamps.
silver Plated Ware. Oil
Paintings and Panel
Pictures.
Gas Pipe and Gas Fixtures, Gar
den Meso and Pumps, weed
and willow Ware, Eira
Cages. Guns, Pistols,
AsE m nj len.
Cutlery. Etc.
uOrSE FURNISHING GOODS
Granite, Iren Ware.
Manufacturer Of
Yin. Copper and gheetxren Ware.
Tin work plum bling 6Gas and wsfef
Pine Fitting done by competent ana e4-
perienced worEmen.
Particular attention given to general
and special orders. Will attend 70
buying and filling orders ais small
com mission. ~
fore purchasing elsewhere.
eAed1 Esla at Lewest HesoDls
Rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
Political Announcements.

The price Of IN asnouncemen''h 'li' ''''''.'A
10 S. spo. cash. No credit viii he gwen ui's'
any circumstances.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-03
Test Your Baking Powder To-Day

Place Q can top down on . hot stove E-ttl
heated then remove the M smell. chem.
iet will NOT be required to detect ths presence 81
Ammonia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-01
THE LOWEST LEVEL.

When TIE HERALD, last week, dem
had maliciously falsifed the Ohio
Congressional pluralities in the in
terest OF the Republican party,
and that our uResteemed morning con-
temporary had committed fraud and
perjury to sustain the cheat of the great
debaUcher of news, we did not expect
the Tribune would acknowledge its
crime and admit TO its readers that it
had wiIfully deceived them; hence it
was a matter of surprise all around On
Thursday when the organ of thieves
and prostitutes accepted the 0verwhelm-
ing evidence against it and the As
sociated Press, and declared the fraud
had been perpetuated. 1t now appears
that tine honest confession was unau-
thori4ed, and nlust have been inserted
during the absence and without
the knowledge of the chief liar
and fraud of the establish
ment. Saturday the head perjurer
again appeared at his post, and with
drawing the previous days confession
of guilt repeated the old lie, interspersed
with big doses Of the filth in which the
organ delights to wallow. THE HERALD
has been honest and truthful in this
matter, and its position is sustained by
such papers as the Atlanta (Ga) Consti-
tuition, the Burlington Ia) Gazette. the
Chicago Ne,cs, the Alta- aJiforajG, the
Burlington (Nt.) Free Press, both the
Butte, Montana. daiIies, all the Nevada
papers that take the Associated Press !
dispatches, and many other journals, |
including the leading ones OF Ohio it
self. TEE HERALD never hopes to reform
the Tribune; there are some things
that cannot be reformed there is
such a thing as total depravity;
there IS a superlatiVe degree of immoral |
ity, and our vile contemporary has
reached it. All THE HERALD expects in |
the case is to occasionally stir the ami
mails up, just to witness their contor-
tons, and watch them splitting venom;
if their power to do evil were not |
stayed, and the watching could not be !
done from "a healthfnI and safe distance,
wewOuld not even prod the Shiny beasts. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-01
HOW to Save AInner

and we might also say-time and pain
as well, IN our advice to good house
keepers and laeies generally. The great
necessity existing always to have a per
tecflY safe remedy convenient for the
relief and prompt cure of the ailments
peculiar TO woR2an-function2l irreg-
ularity, constant pains, and all the
symptoms attendant upon uterine dis
US TO recommend
strongly and unquaiifiedly DR.. Pierce's
: tavorite Prescription ''-wOman's best
friend, il viii save money,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-01

The spectacle of a judge on the bench
berating witnesses for false swearing.
when every fair or legal presumption
is that they testified truthfully,
is something that it is hoped will
never again witnessed in a court of JUS
tee IF Judge Zane has not yetIearned
that it is not necessarily true that
every man charged with crime is guilty,
it is time that he acquired the informa-
ton. He should also learn that it is
possible Grand Jury may be mis-
taken; and that even courts can err. If
the Chief Justice, when be recalls his
hasty and ill-advised utterances
on Friday, does not blush at bis loss of
temper, and censure himself for the
disgraceful display of unealIed for
passion, then his vindictiveness has run
away with his reason, and his anti
Mormon mania turned his head.
Normally and in his sanity, the Chief
Justice knows better than this. We
hope that hereafter he will not display
the phObia on the bench, however.
badly he may be afflicted by it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-01
THE MEETING called for the Theatre.

THE MEETING called for the Theatre on
Monday evening, should be attendedby
all who can get into the house. There
will be able speakers who, with I'M
answerable arguments, viii explain why
all who are interested in the growth,
development and prosperity of Utah,
who believe in honest government and
popular rights, should not only vote on
Tuesday, but vote for the Peoples nom
inee for Delegate TO Congress. The en-
tertainment as well as the instruction of
the audience will be looked after.