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Art. 81, The supreme Court, exeept IN
cases hereinafter provided, shan hnvr annelat Ia
Jurisdiction only, which Jurisdiction afian ex.
tend 60 all eiases whom Che iuatter In diapute
or the fnnd TO be distributed, whatever may bS
Thousand dollars. exclusive Of Interests ii suitw
for divorce and separation from bod and boazVl
to suits for nuliity Of marriage, 70 suitA involv
ing the rights to h0meateads; 60 suita for In
etitutonality or legality II any tax. toll or
fnpOst whatever, or Of any fine, forfeiture or
petalty imposed By . municipal corporation
shall be Ia condensation Whatever may be tho
on the law and the facts shall he ligeetip frnsn
the Court In which the case originated to the
supreme Court; and 10 criminal CAGES on qupa.
tons ofiAw alone whenever the punishment al
death or imprisonment at hard labor may DO
inflicted ora fine exceeding Thrce Hundred
Dollars ts90ol n actually imposed,
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We regret to learn of the illness
of the wife of our worthy parish
Treasurer, Mr.. Arthur Robbins.
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Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knights of Honor, meets every 2d
and 4th Thursday.
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OFFICIAL.
Amendments to the Constitution Of
the State of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE


In Pursuance of Art 256 of the Constitution
OF the State Of Louisiana. publication il hereby
given to the Electors of the State OF the pto.
posed amendments TO the Constitution Of the
State, eoneurred in by two.thirds Of oil the
members elected to each House Of the General
Assembly Of this State, ut its regular session
held In the city of Baton Rouge In 1889, and
which arc required TO he published in two
newspapers published In the parish Of Orleans,
and in one paper in each other parish of the
state IN which newspaper is published for
three months preceding the next election for
Representatives, ut which time the said amend
ments shall be submitted TO tho Electors for
their approval or rejection; said amendments
appear more fully In Acts Nos. 10 il3 and 125
Of the regular session OF the General Assembly
held in 1882, which are officially published for
the information of the Electors, and which win
be submitted 10 them for their approval or 10.
lection at the next general election. to be held
on Tuesday, the 22d day of April A. d. 1884.
at being the Tuesday next following the third
Monday in April in such mannHg aud form
that the Electors may vote for on against each
amendment, separatelyi and If a majority of the
Electors, voting ut said election, shall approve
and ratifg all or either of said amendments,
then such amendment or amendments OF either
of them 50 approved and ratified shall become
n part OF the Constitution. n
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The old time and familiar face of
Judge ". j. Flagg, was to be seen
around the Courthouse this week.
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- Special attention is called to
the judicial advertisements.
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p ssttfs 4s iaigstt, nnt al
allied aierhoni shall he set aside ami heA
rs spfgial isnds ant Of which, silsii b. paid.
Oy petst pee TIE EXPENSES 81 tho CLERK Il
tue CivA Lisaiet Court ti,e Clerks Of the city
e Hits the Register Ct Goayeynness and Rv6-
provided, that sha State shall nrvrr make any
payment TO any Sliesid, Clark, Register IT
Conveyancos or Recorder of-AE0fteareA uf the
salary or ether expenses OF their Respective
Offices, except from the aneeial iuud provided
for Ivy this article and any appropriation Isiaslo
contrary 20 this provision shall be hnll aud
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Are you troubled with rheunatisnl2 Use
Kendalls SPAWN t'ure. Read advertisement
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40 ARTIOIE 0s


Os tho Constitution Of the State Relative 10
the Jurisdiction Of Courta Of Appeal,
ART ps. The Courts Of Appeal, excepk
hate iur1sdlctiOn only, which iuriadietiun shnil
extend IN MI caaea, civil on probate. when tho
mntler III dispute Or the finds 10 be dlstrlhut.
ell shall oxceed ono hundred dollars exclusive
Of interest and shall not exco0d two Thousand
dollars exclusive of interest
AMENDMENT no ARTICLE l0i
Oe the Constitution Of tho state, relative to
Trial Of Cases in Conrts OF Appeal whom
Judges disagree
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There has been considerable sick
ness, in our vicinity lately.
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ON TnIKrY nAY rRIAL.

The NoLTHc liFLT Co. Marshall, Mich, will
send DrDye's Ceiebratcdlilectro-Vo Belts
aud Electric Appliances or trial iurfhitty DAYS
TO men young or old who are afflicted with
nervous debility. lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly yigor Adj
dress as above.-N B.-Nc risk Is incurred as
thirty DAYS trial is allowed
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DR.. Casper recommends Krndnllis SPAWN
Cure in the highest terms, and thousands Of
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AMENDMENTS TO ARTfcLE 100
OF the Constitution Of the State, 'Ra,aiive IA
the Jurisdiction OF The Citil DlAtriot Courts
Of the Parish Of Orleans. =
: aeh slment RIO. =.


AYR. 1870. For the Parrish Of Orleans there
shall DO two Dietrct GOurta and no more one
oil said courts shall be known IA The civil
District Court for the RapiBh6f Oreaus.' and
the other ~ The Criminal District COuri for
the Parish Of Orleans, The furlnpr shall cnn.
siat OF not ieaA than five udgea, aud the hitter
NOT less than two Judges having The qnaliAan-
tions prescribed for District Judges through.
out the State; The said Judges shall be 80.
pointed by the Governor by and with die
advice and consent Of the Senate for a term 81
eight years. The hrat appointment shall lie
Three iulges-ef the Civil District Court. for
four years and two Judges fnr eight yaara
one Judge Of the Criminal District Court for
ffnr years and one for eight years, the torn to
he designated IN their e0nnBlAsiofs dilrs u,ld
Judges shall receive each Ionr Thousand dOlhrn
per nnnIun Said Civil District Court shall
have exclusive and general piohate, aud OK.
elusive civil Jurisdiction IN oil eases, when tho
amount In dispute or to be distributed, exceeds
one hundred dollars, exclusive of interest. and
exclusive appellate tiITisdietiOn from tho CITY
COurtB Of the Parish Of Orleans when tho
amount In digpute exceeds twenty-five dollars.
exclusive OF interest All canAcs tiled h said
courts shall be equally allotted and assaned
among said Judges, IN accordance with rules of
court 10 10 adopted for the purpose. In ease
Of reeiiaation Of any indee IN any cause,
such cause shall be reaasigned, or IN case Of
absence from the parish, sickness or tie
disability Of the Judge 10 whom said cause
may have been assigned, any iudge Of snid
cohiI may ISSUE OF grant e0hselAhtofy 4HJiiA
Or orders, In other respects each Judge shan
have exclusive control over every cause H.
signed 10 him fr0ul Ito inception to itsffiai
determination In said court. Tho Criminal
Distriets3ourt shall have criminal Jurisdiction
only. prosecutions instituted Ia said court
shall be equally nppOrti0nsd hetwnan said
Judges by Tot. Zach judge or his successor
shall have exclusive control over every cause
falling 70 its final determination in said court.
In case Of vacauy or reeusati0n causes assign.
I'd shall Dc iuassgned under order OF court .
Given under my signature and The Seal az he
state Of Louisiana, at the city of Eniiai
Epugo. IBIS lat day Of December a. H.
1855. GScN Will 4. srn5SG
sem Secrilfs 0fA it,
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A. Riggs, & Bros Cistern Makers Shop, No
247 Delord Street n o.. Send for Price List.
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ARTICLE NO. 1875

10 Article 81 o. the Constitution Of the
State, relative to tho Jurisdiotion Of the
Supreme Court.
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a men clment NO. 4
STATE DEBT.

n hlNIlNA menu IN ~. H.
STATE DEBT.
ABTTcLE |. BE il ordained by the people Of
the State Of Lauisiana "a provided bN law.
That the State Debt Ordinance be amended no
as to read us follows, That the intepest to ho
paid on the Consolidated Bonds Of the State of
Iouiaana. he, and Is hereby fixed at two per
pentN per annmn for iiyU Years from the first
dny Of january, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty tissO), and four per eentnm per
annHm thereafter, payable semi-annually; and
there slpl be levied an annual tax sufficient
for the full payment of said interest not exceed.
ing three mills, the limit Of State Tax for All
purposes being hereby fixed AZ six mills and
said bonds and coupons shall be duly stamped;
Interest reduced to two per centrm per annum
for five years. from january lat. one thousand
eight hundred and eighty, and four per eenium
per anIiam thereafter"
AWr. g Tint the holders Of the consoli.
dated Bonds may ut any time, IN order that the
coupons may be paid, present their bonds TO the
Treasurer OF the State or To agents TO be APP
pointed by the Governor one in the city Of
New York, and the otherin the city of London,
England and the said Treasurer or agents. rs
the case may be, shall indorse or stamp there.
on the words. Interest reduced to two per
oeninm per annum for five yenFs from january
ise aJe thonsand eight hHndi, and eighty
dsabl and four per ccntuIn per ~ there
after, and said Treasurer or agenet = = In
d0rse on stamp on said coupons the following
words; Interest reduced to two per eentun
per annnm," OF, Interest reduced TO four per
centum per annum, as the case may be.
ARTIC lie NO. 1l3.
or the Regular Session Of lss2--Amendment
to article li1 Of tho Constitution Of the
State relative to Fees and Charges, TO no
Paia by stamps IN tie Parish Of Orleans.
Ancndmcnf rSos 2.
AIT. 10, AN fros and charges fixed by
l9-v En-. illa YaiiAis Civil Courts 81 the perish
- f-,rals. r@d inr the REGISTER Of Convey.
..re. tad l,rV',lgr Of Mortgages nf said par
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ANTlOOTE TO MALARIA.


HE FEELS I4EEk85 A NEW MAN.
az hive had Dyspepsia, with Cousgipa-
ls,u'is of pills, and TUTT'9 are the first
That have done me any good. They have
cleaned me ont nicely, My appetite Is
splendid, 10 d digests reat.4.s, and l now
man" w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
80! everyvln Is. a5e. ofa,e. a Murray S., ny.
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See proceedings of Police Jury
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Arr. iOl. Whenever the dudrce comno.
sing lie Courts Of Appeal shall concur, their
Judgment shall be final Whenever theTe ahall
he a disagreement, the two Judaee ahal ap.
point lawyer having the qualifications for q
who shall aid In the determination OF the case.
. Judgment enncurrud IN by any two Of them
shall DO final." a
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 1893
or the Consultation Of the State, 'Helative 70,
tho Jurisdiction Of Courts OF Appeal for
tho Parish Of OrlaRna.n
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The river is rising here.
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AMENDMENT TO ARTTCLE iQt


ARr, 1928. "Thcro shall DO IN the Parish az
Orleans q Court Of Appeals for said parish,
with exclusive appellate luradieti0n III ali
matters, civil and pfohate, aflaing IN said par,
ish when the amount IN dispute, OF fund 10 he
distributed exceeds one hundred dulnfa OK.
elusive Of Interest," aud does not exceed
two Thousand dOlnrs exclusive of inteieatt
said court shall he presided over hy two hitlres,
who shall be elected by the General Assembly,
In Joint seSsioni they shall be reaidants aud
VOTERS of the risy of New Orleans, pnsseaainR
all the qualifications necessary Cor judgOa Of
Circuit cenIss Of Appeal Throughout the State,
they shall each receive an annual SALARY Of four
Thousand dollars payable monthly upon their
reslNGtse warrants, Said appeala shall 10
upon questions Of Inv alone, mall cnaea iiivpiv.
ing less than i've hundred dolnra, exclusive "a
intnreet and upon the law and the facts 10
other eaHes, ~ shall ait IN the city oe kg~
Orleans ffom the First Monday Of November
TO the last Monday Of Jnno IN each year. u
shah have authority ~ issue wrlta % Mazda.
mne Prohibition CoitiStarl and lIabeas Coz.
pus in aid Of It's appellate iuriadlatlas. .
AMENDMENT 70 ARTICLE lsk
OF the Coaatitntion Of the Siats pRslatlve ia
the iurisdiotion OF the City Courts Of tito
Parish Of Orleans
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AMENpMENT To ARTIcIIn 1ah


Arr. 1876. "'rhora ahail be IL the CITY IL
New )rleAnN fsr City Courts one 81 which
shall BE- lncatc,i n that portion Of TIN city on
the riaht baiik uf tho Migsisalpm river pro.
sided over hy judges hRyiae all tho quaiiAUa.
tinns reqnircd fora District Judge and shall
he elected By the qualified voterh for The torn
Of tour yearei they shall hive exclusive ufia.
dcuen ever al sums not ex seeding enc llun.
bred dollars exclusive Of interest subject to
an appeal to the civil Dlsttiot Court whon tho
amount claimed exceeds twenty-five dollars
exclusive OF interest. Tho General Assembly
shall regulate the salaries, territorial division
Of Jurisdiction, tho manner of executing thsir
procnaa, tho foo bill, and proceedings which
shall govern them they shah have authority
10 execute commissions, to take Testimony, nad
shnll receive therefor such feea AZ n,ay DO al.
lowed by law. The Genoral Assembly may
increase The City Courts for the said naliah,
not exceeding eight in all until otherwise pro.
vidod by law. Each OF said courts shhli have
one clerk, 70 be elected for the term Of four
VINO shaii receive q enlary of twelve Bundled
dnllars per annum, aud no mono, md whose
qualifications, bond and duties shall DO regll.
Lated by law,
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Parish Paragraphs.

1subscribe for the Herald. 81
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ACT no 70

OF the Regular Session Of 1881 amendment to
the Articles Of the State Debt Ordinance Of
she Constitution Of 1879.
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NEW oRLEANs CARDS.
I'D ! REDRIVER& COASTLlNE - ]
UPPER COAST PACKETS:
Office 46 Camp st. N. 0.

EVERY DAY, except Monday, A. NJ, Bells
Monday, P. NJ, Whisper
Tuesday, IL NJ, Belle Of he oast
Thursday, 10 NJ. Belle of the Coast,
Friday, IL NJ. Whisper.
Saturday, 10 M, Belle of ne Coast.
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AIT. 10, AN fees and charges fixed by
Ia-v Irr. Iiie 4aii3is Civil Courts 81 the perish
% f-irHils. r2d lnr the Register Of Convey.
s.re- mad I-,rgg.ler Of Mortgages nf said par
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

CurRcH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER BAY
s,INTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus
NJ. Cannon, president; Joseph Il. lay
Ior.and Charles w. Penrose, counselors.
Services in the Tabernacle at p. m.
TWELFTH WARD.-Apostle George
Teasdale will preach in the Twelfth
Ward Hall this evening. Subject The
Living and True God" Services com
mence at Z o'clock.
WARD MEETINGs.-Services at all the
ward meeting-houses in the evening.
ST. Marks CArHEDRAL-Holy COM
munion 7.30 a. m; Sunday school 9.45
n. M. Morning service, with sermon, IL
a. M. Evening prayer and sermon,Sp' m.
REoRaAN1zED CHURcH.-Elder R. J..
Anthony will preach in Mission Chapel,
Second South street, at 2.30 and at 7.3O
D. m. Sunday school at 1 O'Clock p. m.
All are invited.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-Dr. H. G. Dewitt,
pastor Services at II a. m. and $50
pm. Subjects: In the morning an ad-
dress to the young; at night, The
Christian duty OF pleasing others. Seats
free. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. at
Ii q. IN. by rev II. a. NcWell. oauDaeh
school at 12.20. Young peoples meeting
at 6.45. Preaching at $50 by the pastor,
R. G. McNeice, on the following sub
iect: THE conflict in Utah and its
causes" Seats free at all the services,
and the public invited.
PLYMOUTH Recommendations
Third South and First West streets.
Rev. ]. H. Kyle, pastor, will preach
this morning at II O'Clock. Subject;
pure religion" No services this even
ing, as the Hebrews occupy the build
ing. Sabbath school at 12.l5 p. m.
Prayer meeting at 7.30 Wednesday
evening. A cordial invitation to friends
and strangers.
METHODIST CHURCH. = Third South
Street, near Main. Preaching by the
pastor at II am. Subject: THE Curse
| of a Useless Life" Mr.. lifts evening
discourse has been suggested by the
degradation in modern politics, and the
theme is 1.-The Dark and Bright Side OF
Manhood in Public Life" Services be-
gin promptly at 7.30 o'clock. All, espe-
cially visiting strangers, made welcome,
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CAMPAIGN TRUCK.

The New York Tribune says that "No
more outspoken enemy to Cleveland is
to be found in Massachusetts than Col.
John Warren, one of the few surviving
officers of General Meagher's famous
Irish brigade. He was also, says the
Boston Journal. "a member of the Erin S
Hope expedition of 1867, organized the
Old Fenian brotherhood in New Eng
land, and for his devotion to the Irish
cause suffered the horrors of penal ser
vitude three years." Poor mani A
good, stiff preparation of camomile tea
with slight infusion of daffodill might
be as good remedy as anything we
can now think of. 1t is really crafty
ing that the Coloners enmity to CleYe-
land should be "outspoken;" if it were
not, the one who entertains it might
explode and the result would be dis
astrous.
Here is some poetry from another
paper the True Republican:
Have you not heard the news from Maine!
Good news and true;
TITS but the ball rolling on
For Jimmy Blaine and Logan too.
Ye hear! That's Names indignant thunder
Ger lies and calumny gone underi
Rebuked are Envy's evil labors
By the prompt verdict of his neighbors.
Which weighs more with justice lover
Than Beecher's bill of health to Grover
The peoples voice-the certain sign
OF victory-all along the line.
If the Republican campaign man,
ayers are not as badly demented as il
the author of the above lines, they vii
pay him literally to quit. They cal
stand it to be defeated, but can hardly
afford to be made contemplate by sucf
jargon as would make the "Swee
Singer of Michigan" blush.
But Cleveland is not yet defeated
despite the efforts and hopes of what W.
are panied to admit is large number
If the number were somewhat create
there might be basis for fear; but per
haps the model Governor will be able t.
pull through without their support.
He will come awfully close to it.
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On, 1eldt q grand jury!
Female Telegraph oper

Female Telegraph Operators.
"Do women make as good operators
as menu" inquired of a Western Union
officer
"Quite as good" was the reply; that
is, when they attend to business. Some
of them are occasionally littls lax, but
the men are, too, for that matter
"How about their pay?''
"Well the pay is not as large as that
received by the men. Many of our local
offices were at the start attended to by
young women who took commission
on their returns as pay. Now, however,
we have them all under:Salary. Out of
town we have hundreds, was going to
say. of offices in the care of female opera
tors. They are small offices, at places
where a man would not stay. For in
stance, at village of a couple of score
of houses we could not afford to keep an
operator at a city salary. But by pay
ing some young girl who lives there $25
or $50 month, which is more than she
could earn in such a place at much
harder labor, we are able to keep the
line open TO furnish facilities which the
residents find frequent need of. The
same remarks apply to many branch
offices here and in other cities where
business is light, but there is still de-
mand for local services. Ii it was not
for our women operators these places
would not be supplied with Geographic
service at all"
Don't these telegraph operators in
small towns have a great deal OF unoc-
cupied time on their hands? ?"
"Yes, sometimes they go for hours
together without having a message to
or receive. Some of them spend their
time in reading, others in sewing, and
one young lady actually studied and
| learned French, while another L know
was digging away at German. In coun-
try places where men are employed as
operators, the frequently unite that with
some other occupation. Some OF them
even keep a store, or act as agent for the
express companies. The country oper,
when anything big happens, like hang,
ing or murder, and there, Is lots OF
work to be done, men are always sent
from the city to help him out. - c'"-
ctRltd6 !S,Gr-Times.
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THE HERALD dislikes to be at
Variance with Judge Zane on the
grand jury question; but what else can
we do? Some one ought to have given
notice that things, were to be turned
foundation-side upward and thus have
prevented our being placed all at once
in such condition that we couldn't
tell Main street from yard of red tape.
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burst g. VAN HORN.

G. F. Culmer & Bros. have the finest
French Plate Mirror that ever came to
the Territory, accidentallybroken across
one end. Any one wanting fine bar
mirror can get bargain. Call at once
and see it.
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AT LATEST advices, Governor Murray
had not been heard from definitely as
to what action he would take in the
new law enacted by Judge Zane. If the
Governor should decide to exercise the
veto power, it is generally believed that
the Judge will unanimously pass the
bill over the veto.
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THE L. S. District Attorney gets an
additional fee when he conyicts, and in
order to convict he must procure the
Indictment of somebody. The thing is
all in his own hands now-apparentIy.
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THE ENGMsHMAN who said Parliament
couldn't make a law that couldn't be
driven through with a coach and
four" ought to be III Utah now, to see
how tame and spiritless his utterance
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IT Is feared, in well-informed circles
that Judge Zane may decide to repeal
the revenue law and pass a bill pro-
hibiting Sunday newspapers.
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Decidedly Fresh.

That's what everybody says o
burst & Van Horns Fruits, Butter, etc.
which are the very best the marke
affords. We invite our friends to cal
and see for themselves.
burst & VAN. HORN.
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THAT GRAND jury is a model. The
head of it is supposed to be a great man,
while the tail thereof is inzane.
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Strictly First Glass Goods
NOTICE.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of Zion's Cooperative Mercan
tile Institution will be held in the Socia
Hall, in this city, on Saturday, October 4th
1884, at pm, for the election of Officers and
Directors for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as may bC
brought before the meeting.
THOS. G. WEBER,
Sec'y and Tre2s'r.
SALT LAKE CITY, September y, 1884. SIS
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"WHAr DO you fellows know about tn
law? | am the law here"
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LET Us have grand jury-legally i
possible, but grand jury anyway.