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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-27
EQUALIZATION Of TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that at session Of the County Court
Of Juab County, Utah Territory. held on
Monday, the I'd day Of June. AID 1884,
said Court appointed Monday the SOth
day OF June, 1884, at the Court Room OF
ssit Court in the Town Of Nephi IN said
County at 9 o'clock, standard time, in
the forenoon of said day, the time and
place for the Board OF Equalization to
convene and determine ail complaints
made in regard to the assessed value of
any property assessed in said County for
County, Territorial and School Taxes for
the year 1884.
In testimony whereof hereunto
set my hsnd and affix the seal
[sEAL.l Of said Court at nv Office in
Nephi. in said County, this ID
day OF June, AID, 1884.
WM.A.C. BRYAN,
Clerk of the County Court, Juab
County, Utah. is
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9ESTLEAENl take
non al from grateful experience curing the
Yours respectfully, 49, - GEO. T. 0DELL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-27

IF ANYONE is in crested in the
mat er, he may learr, by reference
to THE HERALD's geographic COLI
umns this morning, that Eli II.
MURRAY has been renominated Gov.
ernoE Of Utah We trt ct His Ex-
ceIlency will give TIE HERALD
credit for keeping him in the ezecu-
tive mansion. Ee may not realize
the fact, or may be unwilling to &C
knowledge it, but it is never heIess
true that The HERALD has c'ung
to Governor Murray closer than a
brother.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-27

In THURSDAYS issue of The
HERALD. MI. Arthur Stayner wrote
regarding the manufacture of sugar
in this Territory. The gentleman
gave some figures, and we are pro
missed more on the same subject.
Mr.. Stsyner is perhaps better quali>
fed to speak of the possibilities of
this industry in q tab than any other
person. He has demonstrated fully
the ability to grow the cane and
produce an excellent quality Of SUI
gar In the county north OF Salt
Lake: it is true the demonstration
was an expensive one, the sugar
costing something more than it usei
to do in the days of long ago, when
IL had to be hauled from the Mis-.
souri, River by oxen. The cost is
the only, thing in the way Of the
successful Development of the sugar.
making in industry Utah, and this
obstacle Mr.. S.ayner asserts an abil-
ity to overcome, providing he can ob
tain the capital to undertakethe work
On a sufficiently large scale.
Should the gentleman be able 10
demonstrate that with capital he
IAN produce sugar here at anything
appros ching the cost of the inn
ported article, we hope be will not
want for the requisite funds, but
will be given an opportunity to es-
'sblish and develop a highly impor.
ant branch of industry. The man |
fracture Of sugar sufn cient for home |
consumption means the saving to |
he Territory Of many thousands of !
dollars annually.
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z. G. M. T.
SALT LAKE CITY. Mar 1s,h 100 .

SALT LAKE CITY, May 18Th, 1884,
HIS. Eldredge, Esq. Supt Il. C. NJ l.:
DEAR sIR-I the Of Miller Wrught IrOu Rsroe NJ -
with elevated SHELF which purchased NC
capital believe e fuel than the ordny No Stove }q
the best attachments for hot requiring @ arc BE-
forty gallons boiling little
quenty easily kept clean, fact is Eomk con
When Cincinnati January learned
statesmen they had just taken exchange
made which, after sixteen yesrs
emily q good ''' was appsf
only know three defects with tit has be set place
cleaned occasionally and
obyiste these ncOnvnnces do fyou b1y Miller %
will always find wife happy and food
Yours nUysS-.-- E II. PARSONS
547 Second South Street. 7,
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
hei!s and assigns. You sic notified that
the undersigned IS co-owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Jusb County, Utah Territory,
has done the work ard made the i'm
provemeDts required by law to represent
said claim for The year 1888, amounting
to $3.50. and if you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion OF such expendi-
ture within ninety days after the first
publication heraof, yeur interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884,.
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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SALT LAKE CITY, May 10Th. 1ss4.
q. O. III. L.,

SALT LAKE CITY, May 10Th. 1884
q. @. III. l.,
GENTLEHEN-The Miller Wrought Range I purebsed
gives the greatest satisfaction Baking Cooking 20
also Its Water heating Apparatus do
econonizer of fuel cheerfuy an
Tours very truly JOHN H. GROFsBEOK
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate Of Sfl0S Richards, Deceased.

Estate OF Sfl0S Richards, Deceased.
~ undersigred, administrator. with the
VIII annexed, of the estate of Silas Richards,
cecease1, 10 the creditors of, and all persons
having claims sgainst the said DECEASED. co
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
WITHIN ton months after the first publication
of this Office, to the said adminfstrator LII
the Will annexed. at the office Of BockboltG
cummings, HERALD new building. corner
" est Temple and Firft South Streets, Sail
lake lity, In the County OF Salt Lake.
MARION H: BRADY.
AominlstTator, with the will annexed, of the
estate OF Silas Richards. deceased.
Dated az salt Lake City, June 10, 1881. i'll
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SALT LAKE CITY: prl 2OrH Iss,
q. G. II. T.:
GEET-The Miller Wrought Iron Range purchased from
still and giving entire m
reasonsble could another Of snos t5
recommend all wishing frss Range buy the Nar 0
Tours truly WILLIAM NAYLOR
Thirteenth Ssit Lska
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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
1885.
HARPEk'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

Wi,b the new volume beginning in De-
cember. HARPER's AIAGAzINx will conclude
its thirty-ffth year. The oldest periodical
of its type, it is yet, in each new volume, a
ne,o magazine. not simply because it presents
fresh subjects and new pictures, but a so
and chiefly, because it steadily advances in
the method itself Of magazine making. Ii
word, the MAGAZINE becc mes more and
more the faithful mirror of current life and
movement. Leading features in the attrac-
tive programme for 1885 no: new serial
novels by CONSTANCE Kenmore WooLs n
and W. D. EowELLs; a new novel entitled
Eat the Red Glove descriptive illustrated
papers by F. d. MILLET r SWAIN G1FFu I'D,
f. A Abby. Il. GIBSON. and others, G,!d-
nni'h's she Stoops to Conquer" iila, II :
= by ABBEY; important papers on Ar,
Science, etc.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20

daalng or the par o. whit men Of II
South will tire colored msn politics tr n
my personal -1p ri nee IL this r,cnl
A. far ba,k - t''e year 1875 re ii, mo, m
Of Washing o" unfy M IN W
s,f' cnlor,i republicans Il r : Tux
fr count, off IS, oapns-ri aImo e7er
o. whit and roior.i 1i-n, c c.lle.l .ih te,
ple's ticke.." tn. II ket prevailed a 4n
thereby had the honor t. be chosen Ger.
Of the CircIit Court of saids comfy for 2
term of years. Hon. W. A. Percy ara
Bon. Wade Ham pton, Jr.. (son Of Sensto
Wade Hampton), were elected on TIE sgu4
ticket as member OF the Lefisatute Z
Was required as such clerk to give !. boa,g
IF $40, eco, and say it 10 the credit ot ybs
gentlemen Of that coalition that my bon,
was made without any effort or my par
Ny relations with Hon. B. T. Trimbl, ,
judge of said court, and with the bar dar
ing the 4 years I served there as clerk wer,-
most pleasant and agreeable Also my
knowledge Of the generosity, rectitude al.
lmpartiality of our Circuit Judge. Hon. Il
G. Speake, and our Chancellor, hon Tnor
Cobbe. es well 81 our member OF Congress
Gen. 10. Wheeler, who is especially notec
for his kindness aud fair dealings with IL
great number of colorsd men or bis pla, :
Gations. All this warrants me ia the bell j
that nothing harmful will come to The col
ored men by the electioy of Cleveland apU
hendricks. Very truly youis.
L P M WATKINS
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
MONTGOMERY.

NpwA NeGO and Personals in our
Capital CiV.
feswspsnlsnas Eunisvills Gasette.1
KsuusoHSsI, pec. Isth. 1894.
MAyeieoss. without sak~ boom.
SAs Eaeisiatess sssosvsass Jsn. 81.
- ~ , lively. hst quiet
Is ssiss1 ths eaSiss Aay Sunday.
RAs Fsnajs Dass -ballists have como ana
esaA
9As Sntlp sad Nass have consolidated.
Ws'ss hsA vs>k Of Aas racing. bring
jpe hss>s q sslAHsess hther.
MA o. o. Pstsy naoh b the regret OF
tss .'oad ShiD" sAaeoh be- gone to Knox
sAta. TsEa.
e>oys viDdsvs sls decorated eAyly With
nss ssodA ssd tusksys tzsnbls in their
trUk
Or NJ Smith = Washinst n,is straight
witA ne ~. and VII soon hang out his
strslA
Miss Msso1. q fssksess, 10 stopping
sas or sAasss1Ag Hiss FRANKIE Ellsworth.
IL SssssA DsDsts6 Chsfss 10 IN ssrnest
-stsvs ls1lllsg Ass ssv sanroh sa The
ss0s = Dssseu ~ DsEsss Ass. Wesk
- = 80 a1 tQ6. Isuran
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
Christmas Greetfnss.


Esfsrs The GAZETTE again visits tht
psasstd 1rssidss II it's many patron,
and lkisnas, smother Christmas da,
viR hAvs ssrss sr1 Departed, bring
~. - hNze1y AsPs. - each and ev
asy sss Gssd sAssx, psses and good
vii; ssst0tsA minds, p1enteous, il
mt 1ascs1sas tablss. snA shove all
kina, gnntAidag hesrss thas viii
.Aass freely md gladly With those
1ns favsra& 1.-The sox sna needy.
'Tssss - sartA, good viii 70 man,
10 ~ je5sss Christmas arsstina
hsaeha y ~ angels to mankind fol
aAis eAwsy ssason.
In Short ths GAz11rs wishes each
sns e 81 1xnepous sssdsvs and the
ruS6s osnsnny = Merry Christina,
SD tksA asa il turn will try and
1.aks i Z ,Hsssy Christmas for some
sne Asa. h GAGszzs will further
esakikte b he ssjoynent Of the
ssasoa set vssk bya handsomely
i1~Bstsl holiday mpplsmsnt
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20

+ Wy ssnsible laoss w. asde ty
conerasnaa QRaA Hsaday. The
Esoss hA4 c11a seesiAsraiol tie
Inter e>aas Conmesss bill. and Va
neas arsaaansab g~s bsins attach
-. vksa Hs. 0Hses tesk tie Hon
Rsbls heay soasvhat b Surprise by
dGsEiae - snsaAnsst providing
"tsas ~ psRsss having purchased
1skst - b eosveyed from one state
"a ssstAse. = naGd ths = saiPed tare
ahau rsoeivs the ane tssstnsnt and
- a1ss1s3 sasea aseosr.sdstions o.
- iusAhsl al psrsaas 6oldipg tick
- q ths Sane eless without die.
erimipatioa." II Cosgr-ss regulate,
ths s.rsiaes u cattle Why not Of citi
ssss? The snendment passed by a
ssae Of l3s to 81.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
Land Office at HnnFsyil!e, Ala.
N0yeu. bet Is. 1884.

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.
Noyen. Der Is. 1884.
Notice is hereby gwen rh,t tie .ollexing
named settler tas lied ,.ogice OF bis i1.teu-
lion to make fl ,a proof ii support of Las
claim. and that said PROOF viii be made te
fore the Clerk OF Cireait Cont NJ Mario,
county. a. Fl milton. bla on 12el day Vi.
January 1885, w Ii 3. S19l-Wu. Win
ton-for the s. Of N E4 ana E5 q E4, S
IL T 10 r - W. H names tie following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
npon, and cultivation Of, saio land VIZ =
James Ballard, J. J.. Lewis VIM }. w gin
ton. j. Ii. Cox, all Of Aa-lilton, Marion
County, Alabama.
JOHN III. CROrs,
l1~22-6H. Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
I'he Barber,

When you wish an easy shave,
As GOOD as barber ever gave,
just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, eve. CT At noon.
cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour Of tho face.
Ny room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp aDd RACES keen;
And evejytbirg l think you'll na1
To suit til face and PLEASE tha mind
And II! nay art aud skill san d0,
If you in.t celia III 10 for yor.
PowEArAN GcGIIL, the lIvs Aud popu al
barber. n.y. b4 found at his ,iHl n
ygashingr.n 81. Dol. f.il In olve hfn a
rall. 4 fr4t-cyass snsv. tvr I9 c.A.s
Trim ana SAan.lsoo.- cr Z5c 'ut4 aala
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
Laid Over.

By vets q fifteen 10 twslve the
0enabs lstpeninsd - not take action
a - oss7 Idva Repeal until after
sbs hslidsy. ,ess.. fAe action is
bsksa tQsa - torsshadowing the
sisfsst Il ths Dspssi Il the Senate
II -, - yisdon viu ave the farm
ia4 intsssstb q shs oeats . serious
asd syhe @d4Al.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
aATJRDAY. DDC. 10. 1884.
Ansnk, nssrv CAriss1ss for. d..
Cnxs2AA viii come ,,sagsin viii
tie Dssss March Fourth.

0e<a x1aR, insiths opisios Of ths
Otaateassga Ngsss, "Ass nsde him
ssf ss&tuGiaaly n&euloss" BY bia
III iAtoe1nce1 n The Alabama Leg
ialaters y 'ls6as and punish the
aAslt9, e aaz.isl vo.es." making
~ rseAk7 "skipss o. dssth," at
he Gserst:oa 4 The jury.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
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TIE Poi1xfCAh AspBOC.


colored men in the South is a. essential TO
the material welfare Of that country. AZ is
their unquestionsble right to vote essential
to the continuation Of the political power
OF the boath.
There are forty 1.-TWO members Of Congress-
allotted to the South solely becaass of the
presence of the cslored men and theirsrieht
to vote. And these ferty-two members Of
Congress. due to the colored mems pres
snce there as voters, eatitied Cleveland and
Hendricks. the democratic candidates in
the very late election to forty-twe votes in
the Electoral College. without which they
c,uld not have been elected.
So you see that the democrats of the
Sonth by destroying the rights If the color.
ed men to vote. wsuld, at the same time 1a-
stroy their solitieai power, which they will
not be lksly to do.
And ss for the Nuthesn democrats. I vii,
say that the majority R them were Union
ulen during the var aud are u record ~ in
favor Of cslored mems riehts. Aud ii would
be the greatest anomaly for the democratic
party 10 scgnias in ~ colsred men the
greatest and araRdsst Of American rights
tas right 70 vote-sad attempt to question
their civil and legal rights, which naturally
sod necessarily follow such right - vote.
Ne, ir. the rights Of shs eoiorsa aaen as
citissas Of this soaatry are ss Axed and IN.
chsngeabls a. IL the Ualos sf these States
This il the result arrived st BY taking the
asst unfavor.ols view Of the situstion.
4 cxAxeE n TIE DexocIAr1c PARTY.
Bat when you stop aad consider that the
democratic party Of the South il 1884 with
large free voting eoIored spopulation Who
have made sach progress Under TIE most
suvsrse circumstances in 40 years 40 to
attsnish thu civilized world, is not what
the democratic party of the South was in
1860, With large slave population, and
with the question Untrted Is to whether
they we're capable Of the exercise Of the rn..
ny rights of citizenship; and when You
take into consideration the further fact that
the whits men Of the South have been weld.
sd together in State aud municipal cleo
tions as much by reasoa Of The Supremacy
Of the opposite party in natisnal Affairs a.
any other cause. you will see at once that
any change must tsad to the acknowledge
nsnt Of the rights Of the coloFsd msa. It
10 also fair to presume that with demo-
cratic President and Hoass Of Rspre<ents.
tives there will follow . divis.sn of the
white men in the South. aud instead of one
democratic ticket in the AalA for State aad
municipal ofl"es with ths argument, Boys
70 must stsnd together in smau elections
That We may have an nnbroken front for
the enemy in nationA contests" you will
find sso o. more tickets in the hsld. Then
viii come the questioa Of the eolored mems
vote. Cclored men will be placed on the
different tickets, will vote and be voted for.
There will be no need OF anything thea b Ut
. fair count.
P1ce1Hss - TIE WHITE N1N.
lDay speak sensvhst more positively
sssss ~ tdss Il progress and honorable
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
A Colored Lawyers Views.

Reasons For Thinking The Rights II
Negroes 6-cure Under Cleveland.
mn Y H.rald.1
wAsx1xsroH, NOV 33 1884 : Mr. L. z
4. Kaikius, . coloTed man yell Ano~ n
gre III Washington. and nov . nsms.r ci
oe Washington Bar, vas at one tin. CLERK
of the Circuit Cont Of Washington county,
Miss. He is native Of Lawrence county,
Ala. In reply 30 . letter from an Ole
rispd tn the latter State, he advises the
colored cifizens OF the South that ih-ir
sghts will be perfectly secure under Presl
dent Clevelands administration. His letter
follows -
WAszrxorox. D. c.. Nov. a. 1884.
10 Hon. b. W. Burke Chairman of the
Colored Mems Executive Committee for
Lawrence county, Ala:
Ny DEAl SIs:-Your letter Of recent date
king my opinion ~ to the eject of the
snsuing democratic administration upon
~ rights of the colered sitisens Of th,
Solth vas duly received snd carefully AUD
.nsieusly read: and ~ have received let
sers Of similar import from 1ev. B. Brown.
of Ksshvills, Tenn.; Hon. 4. Jsnes. OF
Grssnville. Miss; kr. H. Watkins, ot
Louisville, Ky., and many others. have
.Asueht it'best T. make my ansYsr thronei
the srra that all the coiored citisens Of the
South may hear what havefs say on this
subject
And 1rst permits Iae ts thank you. you
committee end those whom you represent
for the confdeAce which yol reposs in me
BY soliciting An expression from me on this
important and much commented lpon sub
,ct. thsusA may trsthfslly say that sx-
pecsed such iptarrogatsries from the color
ID citizens Of the Southern States, aud es-
pecially from those Of Lawrence county,
Ala, having been bern and reared in tbs
South and having constautay for tho past
uine years served them, either as teacher
- 0o0 RUVAo DOA4OVAcS ~ HuOAIo oeoGo1 Va
- csaassl in ths coarA
Nov, ushesitAtiasly staEe that Ihenest-
ly believe that if ~ rights snd privileges.
evil and politicsl nov enjoyed BY the col
o'ed citizens Of the South are Al ell affect
ed By the incoming democratic sdninistxa-
tion. that eject viii b . favorable one; aAd
instead Of uneasinsss and alarm there is,
Indeed. grest reason 10 expect . ausl and
favorable sdiustnent Of this much debated
and much decided questios-tha political
and civil rights Of The oolorsd citisens
In saying this wsuld not hsve you I'M
derstand that this expe station il based Oh
any love of the democratic party for the
colered race. Bat te Aake the msanest and
most selAsh view Of il, sscA must insyiss.
bly, be the case.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
c Tered EiIacli,l4l liiiett J
Colleges and Universili :.

DrRFt COLLEGE,. open " white md col
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,ad ue s75 year, payable IN tbs rn j
tvanct.
Fall term opers October lst Fn- cat lngGe
Or information, address, H. 2 DUD@E,
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C,ENTRAL TENNES4 SEE COLLEGE, Nash
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rhrd Germ begins Mareh 2nd, lSSo. Aca-
uemic, Normal, Co1eglste, theological, Lav
nd Medical Departments Expe,ses iroli s.
to 50 80 per monh Address
Ii-V. j. BhADLA, president.
u NOXYITLE COLLEGE, Knoxville, Tenn.
IN Only So per month for either ladies o.
-4iIf,ener for bosrd tuition. fuei, light anC
slrnisaed room. Term begins sept. l. oenC
iur free Catalogue 10 President,
J.. S. aoCULLOCE.
YYALLADEGA COLLEGE, Talladega, Ala,
I is the best equis ped school il tue State.
a Mechanical Department added the past
! ear. Location most bealthful. Next Tern.
commences sept 80, 1884. Early Application.
necessary to secure a room. Address, nell
tioning this paper,
REV II. s. DEFORST. ID. d. PRES, or
.. B. RICE. TREAS, islladega, ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20
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An Independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocratic Principles but not Controlled OY
any Set of Politicians or ManpuIatofs'
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
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esting Shape and with the greatest pos
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tiaIity; and to the Promotion OF Demo
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Government Society and Industry.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-20

p USr NORMAL FNsTITU3 E,-HuntsviIe,
Al Ala. superior ADVANTAGES ~ stndeNts
preparing to teach. Thorough instruction IL
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