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DISEASES OF MAIN.

All applying to me Will receive my honest opin-
ION of their com plairt-no .xperime uting. / Will
guarantee IA positive cure in every under
take, forfeit 81 coo. Constitution office by
letter FREE and strictly private Charges moder
ate. Thorough examination, Including chemical
and microscopcal analysis of urine and advice
s. No. Office hours. Q to 3 deily. to 8 evenings.
Sundays, TO IL only. Call or address
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THE GESECA
Rsdss 1911 TssAsEGY

Is n never.tsilinP Clr,
I 7 Nervous Debility,
Exhausted vitality.
seminal Weakness.
SpCrmato rhU4, LOST
MANHOOD, lupotency,
PROFESSIONALLY. paraly-
sis, and all the terri
bic effect of SeIt-Ahuse.
yout.ful fcllies and ex-
ctsses IN lnaturer years
such rs Loss of Mem
CRY, Lnssitude, Noe
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about Read about Tell the old folks Tell the children TELL
EVERYBODY! Ard don't fail the show, which that has
seen PRONOUNCE THE BEST.
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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.

Having been surgeon. IN charge of two leading
HOSPITALITY enables me to treat all private troubles
with excellent results. wish 1t distinctly under
stood that do not claim to perform impussibili
ties, or to have miraculous or supernatural power
] claill only to be skilful and successful phvst
clan and Surgeon, THOROUGHLY informed in my
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DR.. Spinney

40. II Aearny street,
Treats All Ch.onie and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youthful
foltes or indiscreions will do we'll to avail them
selves of this. the greatest boon ever laid ut the
altar OF suffering humanity, DIR SPlNNEY Will
guarantees T. forfeit S5Oq for every of seminal
weakness or private diseases Of my kind charac-
ter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MlDDLE-AGED MLH
There are many Mt tue age of thirty t. sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evatuatons OF he
bladder, often accompanied by II slight smartiug
and burning sensation aud weakening of the sys-
ten in manner the patient cannot account for.
On examining the urinary deposits ropy sei-
ment will often be found, and sometimes small
particles Of albumen will appear. the color VIII
be of thin, milkish hue, again changing to a
dark and torpid appearance. DR.. S. Will guarnn-
tee perfect cure in all such cases. and u healthy
restoration of the genito.urinary organs.
Office Hourg-iO to 4 and G to 9. Sundays, from
10 to IL a. IN. Consultation free. Thorough OK
animation and advice, SIS.
Call or address, -
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DIR. A l. r. 4 N,
26ia Kearny Street, San Francisco. Cal.

P.S. have a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result
OF many years of special practice and h I'd udy
which under nv special advice NEVER Y4iLED
OF SUCCESS in the cure of LOST Manhood, lRus1A-
ToRlHEA. ETC. o3itf
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo,)

- june -. 1884. I
Notice OF the above applIra: on II be published
IN the MOO RIVER HINES triutsd Mt HALEY
"a no wn'rh hereby designate as the newspaper
pub ished nearest the pnd d. 3. ribed in sa, npnli
cation lj2tdI HOMER L. FOUND Regist r.
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fab NIT GROCER 8efrieoigung, tpie bas
@etpebr unterianf. SEPT mar ibrer
Neeinums nod bas ganse llnbeil beiei=
tigt, es fiel ibr gar tti9t ein, oaB Der
iunge Baron nod an6ere @6ubpaffen
babem f6nnte, unb i'm @efiibl oiefer SIT
6erbeit itellte fie iid oor i'm bin uno
begann inn eine na9briidlide &ebe 81
balten. sic fiibrte ibm bic @uttloiigs
feit ieines 8eginnens suGcmiitbe, ipra6
bon Der 3eitli9en unb epigen 8erbamnls
nieB nesSelbffm0rbers unb orobte ibn
fdlieBli1 nit oen 96aenitrafen.
paul itanb bor ibr nno b0rte nit inn
mer feigenber 8ermunberung gu. Gr
begriff gar ni6t, tpie bas ilinge Mdo6en
au al oie1en ialbungsbolen Worten
fam, oenn er fonnte natiirli9 ni9t fplis
fen, baB es eine Prebigt 8regor Bilz
NUTS mar, bic bieier fiirsli6 iiber ein
dbnli9es Sbema gebalten bate. uno
Die 2ilp frei aug Dem Ge6d6tniB berz
faate. Sa Die 60lenifrafen aber feinen
ionberli9en gitlbrud auf ibn ma6ten,
10 unterbielt er li9 bamit, bic iugenb=
li1e prebigerit an5ufeben un6 Wergleiz
6ungen atuif6eu ibr unb ibrer S@msifer
anSnItellen.
Das frii6e, rolige @eli6t6en iab in
Der bunIen pel5umbiiquug aaerlieblt
aus, unb Bel ienem beftigen Wurfe mar
cine Der langen TIe6ten iiber Die 56uls
ter, gefallen. @s tparen rei6e Gle@ten,
bon f66ner beabrauner Garbe, aber mo-
blieb Der ipunberbare @lan5, Der toie
elm garter @olbidimmer auf ienem ar=
beren 9aar rubte!
(GortiesEi.y folst.)
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0lerlet.

3wei Nednner Goodman unb
perrpnlan in pana Maria batten ii6 in
Guiel ilbernonlnen unb Die natiirli6e
Gplge mar Elm Grafebl. Ser Goodman
bat babel BEN perrpman gei@ofien, unb
Der perrpman ben Goodman. Dur6
ben einen S9uB tpuroe Dem Goodman
Der Qlrm 3eri6mettert un6 muBte abge=
f1nitten tperoen. Oem YerrDman ba:
gegen tpurben nebrere 2no6en in Der
8ruit serI6mettert, Die mabrf9einlib
ni1t berausgeI9nittelt tperben f6nnen.
= Sonntag Nbeno tratett Stuei mas
firte Mdnner in 0as 6aus bes @arts
ners Sarrp &oerber unb berlangten
9erausgabe bes @elbes, inbem iie tire
JfeboIber 3ogen. Gperber CAB ibnen
einige 9ollar, ipprauf bic &erIe fi9 eie
ligit entfernten. Sic fpraben oeutib
unb englif9.
- Na@ langem gluswdblen 1T cine
SurD in Dem 9enipn Sbropf6ire Sim
6ermor6sfalle gebilbet uorben, beifebenb
aus ben Serreit %. q. Gerr, peter
&ofIub, S. @obriguea 3. S. Delpitt,
sS. l1mf9eib, 8. 9artns, g. &ouff, Is.
80. 8raden, $. $. Sones, s.. &uder,
SDbn Gpfer llnb Sarriion @ofef. SOL
genbe GeI1morene. tpurben um $25
geifraft, neil Iie 1i9 ni6t eingefunoen
battelt. 8. Brian, SO. Sppenbeimer,
s. S. 8rabp, s. &rebb unb s. Gargle.
Sobn 3. 9iebm ui1b emma
S6euri0 erbielten 9eiratbszSicen
Sole Mntonip ipurbe beg gln9riffs
in ber Mbfi6t gu t0bten angeflagt unb
bonn ssriebensri6ter Mbam inter $500
giirgf6aft geifellt.
= Wdbrenb ser bergangenen Mo9e
ffarben Is perlonen. Sie Sobesrate
betrug bana6 2 bom Sauien6. 9eit
Sonntag Big beute tpurbe fein Sobesfaa
gentel6et.
= 2eonaroo 2opeS lit beute auf bic
&nflage BEG 9lngriffs nit Der NbIi9t gu
tbbten, berbaftet tporoen.
- Ser polisiff Gent tpurbe geitern
feimes 9lmtes entieBt.
9r. Oturbibe, ber nteTifanii6e
poet, befano Ii6 beute gum 5tueiten
MeaIe tpdbren6 Der @o6e bor Dem &ez
corber unb tpurbe Inn $5 geitraft.
- Die OrgatiiatiDtt Der gBirtbe unb
&auHeute 5ur 8efdmpfung beg Sonn-
tagsgeieBes bat bic folgetlben Beamten
ertpdblt: u. S. 9odmoo6, prdfi6ent;
S. sc. Gallagher, 8ice prdlioent; Suaa
Garbenas, S6abmeiffer; Carl @1reiz
ner, 5efretdr; s. 8adra6, Collector.
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~ Ellniu gledmare Departenient far
Danen Iunn peber in Qualitdt, MuIfern
stsr Vrsiiea i6ertrOfien lrerteu.
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gases > Temigfeitem.
SnIanb.


- Muf bein S9la6tfelb BON sbis
lob, Senn., fano am z. eine 3uiantz
tnenfunft ber @ranb 9trnD Of tbe &es
public ftatt.
- Sn Stem Oort 1T bas ct. Georges
9aus, elm 1iebenftbdiges @ebdube ilies
bergebrannt. 8erluit $150,000
- Ser Gpiritualilt Davenport gab
in BRADFORD, pa., eine 8Orifellung.
Na16em ct einige leid)t erfldrli1e Sa=
i6enfpielerfunifltiide bDrgen0mmen, err
fldrte ct bic @Drlteaung tpegen beg
Sumultes i'm Nubitorium fir gei9loi@
fen. Das publifum mar febr anfS
gebra1t bariiber unb perfolgte tim
linter fiir6terlidem 0ebeul big. ins
90tel.
San ssrancisco. BON Oofobalna
tpir6 gemelbet, bob bic Sapanelii9e Nes
gierung bic @inflbrung BON Sbeegil6en
angeor6net bat, benen ii6 ale probue=
tenbdnbler ani6lieBen miiBen llm Der
Werfdli9ung bon Sbee bor5ubeugen.
MusIanb.
- Na1 einer Depeid5e aus 2on6on
lit Der Di1ter emanuel @eibel in ieiz
ileml SO. 2ebensiabre gefforben.
- Berlin. Npril. 0eute ifarb @u=
ifab &i9ter, ber beriibmte Maler.
- Wien. Die Mgemeine Srnitbo<
losens9erfammlung tuuroe beute er6ff=
net.
= peifb. Ser oberlfe geri6tsbol
bat bic Greiipre9ung aller ber tpegen
Der grmoroung Der gitber 5alomof1p
in 9ii3a gislar angeflagten Suben be-
ftdtigt.
= paris. Cine parifer gBe6sler4
firna, bic ipegen9eraussabung gefdli9=
ter Notem Der 8ant BON Gnglanb anges
flagt 1T, mar suerit ielbit nit oieien gfoz
ten bei9pinbelt morDen. lin nun 6iez
len 9erluft BON ii6 abaupdl5en, ianbte
Iie siuei 2eute nit ben gfoten gum @rez
BIT 2ponnais, nobel beibe berbaftet
tpurben. Die @eiammtiumme ber BON
gnslanb na9 Dem @ontinente gei9idten
gefdlf9tem Noten foa 10000 pf. ct.
betragen.
- Mabame MlbanD bat i'm Saag,
in Der 9auptlfabt BET yfieberlanoe, cine
bittere grfabruns MAIDEN mliien. Sic
ionte in einem 6nf Concert itngen unb
900 n. fit ben 9lbenb erbalien. Sort
| 1T es iebo9 Bel fol6en @elegenbeiten
iibli1, baB bor Der Nuffiibrung cine @e=
neralprobe por Dem &6nige ftattfinbet,
Der li1 bieleift oaour9 einen billigen
grtra. .@enuB berf9affen mill. Mabame
9IbanD mar iebr erfaunt, an bemielben
Sage, an tpel1em bas Concert ifattfin>
ben follte, eine @inlabung CUR @eneralz
probe au erbalten. Sic tpies bieie 3us
nutbung nit be'n gemerfen 5uriid, oab
iie ibre Stiife geniigenb eingeiibt babe,
10 baB lie feiner Probe beciirfe, tpel6e
b06fens ibrer Stimme f9abem f6nnte.
Ollie 8erlu6e, bic Sdngerin sur 8es
tbeiligung an Der Brobe 5u bemegen,
blieben erfoIglos. Ser G0nig erfubr
bies unb lieB Der Sdngerin iagen, es
tudre linn febr leib, iuenn iie fid) am
9lbenb nadb Dem @on3ert bemiiben unb
bort ibre Stimme all3u febr anlfrengen
tpiiroe. Mfabame Mlbanp berfanb ben
Winf, padte nod an oemIelben Sage
lire Siebenia9en suiammen rn6
bampfte nod 9lmiterbam ab.
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A X aim 81 Co.,

G6e Wlain Yfa,s uRb Beft Commerce
28,8,t8@ Gtrase.
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1@llnir 9erreusaleiser,, Turniibins
@oobe unb Outs Departement 1T nusers
tfcn xub unabertreffbar in Quolitdt unb
@nftfrn.
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Ofmafnuft fir 9nmc1t.

0lusfumft fiir 9amcm. 9tlles fir
cine 9ausbdlterin Miini6enspertbe
fam man bur6 bag 2eien beg House
wife" fennen lerneit. OalIelbe 1T bas
biaigfte 8latt, bos fir Samen erl6eint.
Geguldrer preis 81. Mirb ie6er Dame
als probe ein Sabr lang fret sugei6idt,
tpel6e Die Namen unb M6reffen bon 10
Derbeiratbeten Srauen ober Sausbal=
terinnen ano IL 3peicentz9 Stamps fit,
poifage einfenbet. M0refe:
The Housewife. &o9eifer, N. q.
1,3, tutp1We
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s0-llnier Gtiefet= unb Sdub De.
tartsmeut IN nun pOuifanbiS in alien
3mei8eu unb bieie Waoren werben 5n
6aberf niebrissn Yreiieu berfauft.
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- @ebt na9 Maper's fir 8ars
gains in allen 9epartemtents. ST lit
entf9IoHen, ieinert alien &uf, bilig 5lt
berfaufen, gu befrdftigen.
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am5iige auf 8eHeIlumg
liefern paneoa1t & Sobn am
beften. S1nitt monbern; Msbeit borz
5iigli6. &ei6es 2ager bon impOrtirten
5toffen. 3,4t3M
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Gberiff @einbarbt DON 2enball
gountD bat reiignirt un6 an feiner
Stele ift $. 3oeaer BON Ser County
Gommiildren ertpdblt tuorbeit.
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ganeoaH& sobn 6aben in
6ieIer Gaifon oas gei9ntadDoQffe 2ager
III Serrets sSoiletteartifeln, Oas ie bier
NOR.
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s6-gin isbr 8rebes Eager bon Baums
pcll. giuebarlg unb Geeriuders, ierner
cine rcIIlfanbi9e Nu8wabl psn 2einen
Esile Du Morb 3u 10, 12a, Is unb 20
Gtnts .bidDarb.
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b0rGinise Gtad 8raqeler unb Sn.
grain Carpets iinb nod pOrrithis anb
werben ~ Neir Dcrter 9cftpreiien rer.
Ianft. Uiun bein4e uns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02
rbe Presidents Message to
Congress on Monday.
cepy VERBOSE DOCUMENT,
~nmber of Recomme naa-
In wi ,ion. are : e. Made and Utah
'iOA T. Not Forgotten.
~. presidential Election

1.-..,. Of the United States;
70 ..s et tss close Of your last session the
Since inc , o,U in the exercise OF the
American mp, Rf0 of suffrage, have chosen
highes Gs i1 Magistrate for flour years
their OniS, When y1r it is remembered that
ensuing. lin IN the country's history
IN no fba long political contest which tSa
has the IgrI preoedes the day of the
custOma'r .Iaction, been waged with
n .aaatar ferTOr and intensity 1t Is SUB,
greater 81 i oolonIgrstulstion that after the
]ees .. at the polls was over, and
Whne tnoI had been determined was as
Tue ir,s1ssous . the public peace
yes ul-s, ~ disturbance, but the people
sunei9 zbare patiently and quietly
elo 80 the result. Nothing could more
- 4:l,;,sIv illustrate the temper of the
o 100. 80 eitfzen. his love of order and
AZ aI1 IavsIty to law. Nothing could more
, liz ~ demonstrate the strength and
, ,gis55oni OF our political institutions.
Fiobt wears have passed since q contro--
s rz.2 Concerning the result Of national
aIacfion sharply called the attention OF
Tonoress to the necessity of providing a
more nrecise and definite regulation for
eoTnt!ng the electoral vote. 1t is OF
tSe g-ayest Importance that this Ques-
ion be solved before conflicting claims
tn the Presidency shall again distract
the country, and 1 am persuaded. that
6y the people at large any OF the
measures of relief thus far proposed
would be preferred to continued IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02
Chinese Immigration.

The true Interpretation OF the re-
cent treaty with that country permitting
the restriction of Chinese immigration
is likely to be again a subject of your
deliberations. It may be seriously Dues
toned whether the statute passed at
the last session, does not violate the
treaty rights of certain Chinese, who
left this country with return certificates,
valid under the old law, and now seem
to be debarFed from landing from lack
of the certificates required by the new.
The recent purchase by the United
States of large trading feet heretofore
under the Chinese flag has considerably
enhanced oar commercial importance
in the east. In view of the large num-
Der OF vessels built or purchased by
American citizens in other countries and
exclusively employed IN the legitimate
tariff between foreign ports. under the
recognized protection of our fac. il
might be well to provide a uniform rate
for their registration and Recommendation
that the bona fde property rights of our
citizens therein shall be duly evidenced
and properly guarded.
The Congo.
Pursuant to the advice of the Senate
at the last session, recognized the flag
OF the International Association Of
the Congo as that of friendly
government, avoiding in so doing
any preiudgment of the cona;c+
IN territorial claims in that region S,,b
sequently, in the execution of the er-
pressed wish of the Congress 7 on
pointed commercial agent for fbo
Congo basin. The importance of AZ
rich prospective trade of the Conno
valley has led to the general convicti69p
that 1t should be open to ali nations
upon equal terms. An international COW
ference Tor the consideration of This S1b-
lect, called by the Emperorof Corr, ,1 -,
IS now IN session at Berlin. Delegatse,
are now IN attendance on behalf - H. +be
United states. OF the results Of The
conference you will be duly advised
Inc government of Corea has pener,
S Stot! aIue9 the efforts of the United
oeeooS minister 10 secure suitable pre.
misses ior the use OF the legation. The
cond1tlons OF diplomatic intercourse
with eastern nations demand +bano
The legation premises will he o 49,
by the represented power. I advise
then, that an appropropriation be made
Tor the acquisition of this property by
the government The United States al
ready possesses valuable premises al
Iangler, as gift from the Sultan OF
Morocco. As Is stated hereafter. they
have lately received a similar gift from
The 5Iamese government. The govern
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02
Foreign Relations.

Our relations with all foreign powers
continue to be amicabIe. With Belgium,
a convention has been signed, whereby
the scope of the present treaties has
been so enlarged as to secure to citizens
OF either country within the jurisdiction
ofheother. equal rights and privileges.
Ia the acquisition and alienation of
property, trade mark treaty has also
been concluded. The war between Chill
and Peru is at end. For the arbitration
of the claims of American citizens, who,
during its continuance, suffered through
the :acts of the Gillian authorities, a
convention will soon be nego tated.
The state of hostilitieS between France
and China continues TO be an embarass-
ing feature of our eastern relations.
The Chinese government has promptly
adjusted and paid the claims OF Ameri-
can citizens where property was de
stroyed in the recent riots at Canton.
renew the recommendation of my last
annual message that the Canton fund
be returned to China
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Foreign Trade.

One OF. the gravest Of the problems
which appeal to the wisdom Of Congress
for solution is the ascertainment Of the
most effective means Of increasing DER
foreign trade, and thus relieving the de-
preston under which our industries are
now languishing. The Secretary of the
Treasury advises that the duty OF iaYeS-
tigating this.sabject be entrusted, in the
first instance, to a competent commits
sion. While fully recognizing the con-
siderations that may be urged against
discourse, l am nevertheless Of the
opinion that. upon the whole, no other
would be likely to effect speedier or
better results.
That portion of-the SecretarS's report
which concerns the condition of our
shipping interests cannot fail to com
mand your attention. He emphatieally
/ recommends that as an incentive to the
| investment of American capital IN
American steamshipssthe government
| shall BIZ liberal payments for mail!trans-
portati0n or otherwise, lend active aSsts-
| lance to individual enterprise and de-
clares his belief thas If that course Is
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their reasonable expenses, would be of
great public utility.
This government has received official
notice that the revival of the interna-
t!onal regulation for preventing COLI
SONS at sea have been adopted by all the
Leading maritime powers, except the
United STAKES, and came into force on
the lst of September last. For the due
protection OF our shipping interests the
provisions of our statutes should at once
be brought into conformity with those
regulations.
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ment of Japan stands ready to cede to
us extensive grounds at Toxic, wherein
to erect suitable building for the le-
CATION, court house and jail, and SIM,
lar privileges can probably be secured
in China and Persia. The owning OF
such premises would not only effect
large saving of the present rentals, put
would permit of the due assertion OF
extra territorial rights In those coun-
tries and would the better serve to
maintain the dignity of the United
States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02
Siam.

The course of this government in
raising its representation at Bangkok to
the diplomatic rank, has. evoked from
Siam evidences of warm friendship and
augurs well for our enlarged intercourse.
The Siamese government has presented
to the United States a commodfous man.
sion and grounds for the occupancy of
the legation, and l suggest that by Joint
resolution Congress attest its apprecia-
ton of this generous gift
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02

The condition of our finance and the
operations of the various branches of
public service which are connected with
the Treasury Department are very fully
discussed in the report of the Secre-
tarv. It appears that the ordin=
aTy revenues for the, fiscal year
ended June 3Oth, 1884, were: From
customs, $195, O67 ,4s9, 20; from in
te4slaI revenue, 1921 .5S6, 072.51; from all
other sources, So, SGT, 307. So; total or
binary revenues, $34S, SIS, 569.52. The
public expenditures during the same
period were: For civil expenses, So
3t2,907.71 for foreign intercourse, ST.
$50, 1854 for Indians, Sc. 4T5 500. 20; fo1
pensions, So, 429, Dds. So; for the military
establishment, including river and haT
I bers improvements ard arsenalS, SD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-02
Excise Taxes.

+ ln my annual message OF 1882, Pre-
commended the abolition of all excise
taxes, except those relating to distilled
spirits. This Recommendation is now
renewed. In case these taxes shalt be
abolished, the revenues that viii still re-
main togovernment viii, in my opinion,
not only suffice to meet its reasonable
expenditures, but viii afford surplus
large enough to permit such tariff re-
ductiOn as may seem TO DO advisable.
when the results of recent revenue laws
and commercial treaties shall have
shown In what quarters these reduc-
tiHns cansbe most judicially effected.
, 1884-04-30

An inspired article on The Egyptinn
question published in a Paris paper,
decIa"s that France will asser, her
right in Egypt and will reject the
suggestion Ia. Place the national debt
under a" English guarantee, which,
II adds, will | nd TO the annexati"h Of
The country.
TIL" suti.lrn death is announced Of
The Vice'oy If Yunnan, which is gener.
a II attributed to suicide.
New York, April 23rd.
Flour per bril-, ST. Lawrence brand 1910.
Me |, best BranGywine, per bril-, $33
H NJ. Pork, PER hbl., Sl7
NV Seasons Pork Ut tFh 5 3.to Is
: ryStal~ per H., 81 tn 1.
""A Fair to good rrlinin pr 10 - to3
English islands uolaSS -, 81 to - It
Exchange. New Y0r and Lon Ion, 4.872
London, 23rl
l|cmerarA ryStalS percwt. Ell Is
81.
'"E"' MuScovado per cwt., go 154 OIL
I layed Havana, No.l2, go l9s OIL
atiMat.
D,nuara Rum per gallon, Is 81.
Tt niGad I oroa per cwt. 81 6s. OIL.
ConSOlS 1925
Bark of ~EngIahlRate Of DiIcpult u pct
| iv erpooI cotton Middliug Upland, plb
Ct tot
au Iutu II PtriS FcS.7G.65
, 1884-04-30
NOTICE,

nEPOSITORS are requested TO present
u their Pass.bOoks at the Savings Banks
Office OF Saturdays between the hours If 2
and 3, in order to have the interest due OH
the 3lst March noted in the Books.
The New st. Croix Savings Bank, April
21St 1884.
p. w. SCHUSTER,
Accountant.
, 1884-04-30
EXTRACT
OF THE CONSTITUTION.

Art. Vs2. All deposits made during
the quarter, shall be considered as made
ON the first day of the ensuing quarter, for
the computation of interest.
3. Interest at the rate of 2 (thlee
fourths) per cent per quarter shall be allow.
ed oil all deposits am uniting to FIVE Dollars
AMI rot exceeding five hundred Dollars .
III. No interest shall he computed ON
the fractional parts of a Dollar.