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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-02

Gov. Hubbard declines to release Col.
Bend from arrest.
The second regiment Minnesota National
Guard encamped at Fairbault. The regi-
ment is composed of ten companies, officer
ed as follows: Company A, Capt. NJ. j.
Rosskoff; Company B, Capt. James Hunter;
Company G, L. D. Frost; Company D, Capt.
William Bird; Company E, Capt. D. E.
Schlender; Company F, Capt. J. L. Wash
burn; Company G, Capt, M. NJ. Trowbridge;
Company II, Capt. D. T. Goodrich; Com
pany I, J. C. Donahower; Company K,
Capt. N. A. Barnes. In the election of off,
GERS to fill vacancies in the regiment, Maj.
Mead OF Mankato was elected lieutenant
colonel Lieut.. Ives, oil company, St. Peter,
major; and Hospital Steward Erkstine of
New Ulm adjutant.
The annual conclave of the grand COM
mandery Of the Knights Templar Of Mime
sofa assem- bled at Winona. The following
officers were elected: Right eminent grand
commander, w. D. Cornish; very eminent
deputy grand commander, Henry Berkett;
eminent grand genegalissimo, Thomas
Montgomery; eminent grand captain Gen.
Thomas Mee eminent grand prelate, P. P.
Hubbell; eminent grand senior warden
William NORM; eminent grand junior war
den, S. A. Hubbard; eminent grand treasur-
er, +. G. McFarlane; eminent grand recorder,
A. T. g. Person; eminent grand standard
bearer, Eugene Woody; eminent grand
sword bearer, G. L. Sdaulding; eminent
grand warden, G. Y. Ferguson.
The damage to buildings and to crops in
Carimona, Cantor, Amherst and Highland
townships, Fillmore county, by the recent
storm amounts to several thousand dol
lars. Several orchards were completely
ruined. )
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/: may SCUM : ,n. a. | mention III"
f,Ct ihtt, notwithstanding he.!ow H.ar
ri;mca!.ie ~, hx d Tag law. .lo,Jem enis
ar. common in S.uc...- i is ,rue they
arc "f cutie rccG ia. s''rt, aTJ they
might Ia d,vid,,! .urD c'oielnr"ts n.rh
ana cl"i ements without the 'nsrEt ni
tn. parents on either size. This Custom
:, ~; Rates the character os tie i'r.s
miss II with brief mention. E,rpr-
rn.ui with consent is IN rnG."r'ant M;
ter. Tie ycuog pair ara ;,.rr,d and hay"
lie acCujescence Of the parents an both
sjli"s. But every marriage cal tor
wH,!uing, and 4. f4rm"r's wedding Is. uu
,irr ordinary circunistA"c"s, no cui -
p ay. Tie relatives a:.d friends r!rst !,
Invited from distances tXt ailng from
fifty to {. hundred miles. The suu.ita
iai part of the feast IL r:.t"er s. c.'ndGrl
"a AZ 10 he iaGi.er. richly prariGed VIA
!Hrm prodn and cattle, hu- then arinh
I -
is dear, and VII he cnnsIm.d Oh .uc!,
nceasinBs in immense quantities. l. ~
der 20 cape the espsnsa Of this pro
vision, wi!ich ~ng,d he borne 60 IA Iy
wi;h both f!mi,ics, the parents 81 III
hli iegr"ou? ADVISE Lin. to cape with h;S
/ beloved and her parents advise her T.
c,r=.nt Ia ne eI"pement A:'cr -
cr:ying the blessings OF the crafty pa
rents, the young people sea- away into
the lush. DC the Erxt day the iiipnd-
SGT up crj as OF murder, b.at around
tor awhile ana iaugh ia their sleeves
! The young couple must, Of c. urse, COIN.
back after little while aud receive f:,r-
.ivedess. fer there Can bc 30 ~S.idIa.
feast after such u "scau ia!." Tie iat'ei
! Is confined to q narrow circle and the
brandy is savcd.-Dr \ .!ca D.lhin, II.
! Popular Science VI .nthy
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ODty UGf.H

Wi!i-n Thompson, 81 old and 4 respected
ci,izcn 81 CochI t. Coz breatAca US last
this mora:u.. ut IT,: rGsIGence oI J. q. Dun-
bar, after : i0H= ana serious Illness. Al
though Iie hat no relative, 1T hi bed idr
everything tha; loving hearts and Ie:.Ger
il ,nds could do was done for him. Nj.
Thompson has resided for sewers. years on
lis ranch, two nils below Tres AIaisps, ois
The .aa Pedro river: he has always beep
no;ed as a ihrii-cr industrious, aud hunorAb.c
n.au; lac came 10 Arizona Eany years ~ ,,
Ohrn It REQUIRED a brave heart 10 coHba;
the many diiiicuI;ie- iha. surrounded every
undertaking. g -crous old soul. with faults
few aud .iT;Gcs many, ~i;k heat as tender
- t, wom.n and SUBSCRIPTIONS IL a.! the .cciief-
Gus iiapulses Of a nubls man.
Hg!c in ;his genial cline, Eany thousir ds
al mics ii0la the home Of ycu- ciIidi'uUd
under the blue down Of Heaven. dear uiG
nerd rest in peace.
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bo-t'n SUPPORT Soe ,n>anv. says Mr. I. b.
-s'nborn, no. - u who.n r,ro,er.
is i frI@hiful' lesau;.y ~, incr..ce 4
10 per Gems IN decade and most of the ga se-
&c iacurable N'ia.cyer lie iuijy,aul,
cause r'ay be, TIC feet remains that Uric
Asia blond sets HE braiu on IRE destroy IFS
Tissue. au'i tL-n comes some forui d falul
Iunacy.
N"t!'tng i - pitiatle as mind diaeasea
Most Il ain trocbiss begin in HE stoinapA
;hcn i The Ll,ud is aiied vita uric a,iI.
caused by failure Of Eidaey action, ana T.
consequent destruction " tide brood life
buncn-yoe have tie iael ard te lIme
and n brain in fnll b.ase as when one raves,
OF IN .l1n com pusliou, 4 IL iriider lurln, of
us.nit.' hei. I. hopkins, OF 81, Jn!t''s-
terry Ma few years ago was confined m
! il. ,l:u.. He took . terrible cold Willie
aiding ~ pu.l.n-: out a fire in neI@nhoI's
cold was slowly lihng his blood with urIr
acid and finally The deadly work va, don-
The ea-r looked hopeless lat ne happty
used Warmers safe care. and recoy, red. That
WIS three years ago and having rid 20 hi-
blood Of oil Surplus uiic acIG, he las H.
msiuel wei until this day
Ii Is Indeed i terrible ding 10 lose ones
rlind, hu, it Is 4 more tcrribIy tLina t, SUI
fer suclr condition "icu i; can - So 'lsi'5
dreYenicd c5!N
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-05
Grand ODe;ti

Lust S:;urIay evening rle OsciiCnt'
var, i1ci has been under, ring pair
fnr ;hc pas; ten days, WAS thrown "l' u
Ia the ;abic Ta.f il Has av ~ 81. :
c=s>fui affair. the large nnlnhers lhat At
t-nd.i c.u testify. : Q o'c ock ,nc GOV
els were removed from the .nr.;o inh'e in
he back part Of tie s1'onn and FT,d
Hall, the artistic carver, set 20 w",k "r
'wo rors,ei sucking pigs After he mad
,Gcc' ssiully di,S, ci,d ,hr porkrgs il was
'a.sscd around I" the mrny ,itnrs and
patrons. Fl Tombstone cnruet bard
'iiscours"d So Music during the cvrn
inc. anu the visitors were entertained by
lie gee club, aud "a pumping Of Cutks
nj tie ja.gie %! glasses. The sni IN.
lace of j e l'.s:iI,I :, ;he g"u!.! pIopr'-
'.tor. cnu.d ne sven, - lie oaricu i.itArr
nj ,hi'Acr Arr"a% bis ~, 81, .ry i"G Ia
m Ike everyone har?". Tns opcniI !.
Hil long be ie:tlr inferred by iaG4c VII"
t!unucd Il.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-05
Forced UaG.

Ii ut. Hri.lon DAVIS, nnr "f .lie brightest,
..ray,,t aid mot u,ciu. I-fi.crs tie SIR
I.lr, l.. ludinn warfare, L. .1 ,ut 70 rc-ia Iii
c..mmi>-i"I and lev the army. Lieut.
Davis has ter Yeas been in comm. nd 81
company al dar scouts ana daring this
t! ne lie has acquired hno~I dye "i the
ApacN l;un.ua-r. tbs II..ns nol aim l.
Gigh etrvri and lac iIaS mad bis >pie, among
he m,>tlrs and Deen advised . tai: every
.hJvcmcnt.
Last year, he received Information .!iroash
his spies that The Chi icahaus were prepar-
jnr for al outbreak aud he in mcjiIicly
tau-ct ;hc arrest oi the principal offender
Eos t.i!s nInvyrea, lie Was r,psi:u-uded ny
Gsp. CrovA. Waca tse rs.;lc.. Indian
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-05

The Seutine. @! Tuesday. brands Car'aln
Farnswar:h Us a 10Y, cursu.npi.bls puppy
asd coward" TOR ciiA'ac;c.iz nx the ct lcr>
ui t!.e NangUs valley - 4 SCI ri EoT7clhicyr-.
FATS man Earn-wnTth was recently appointed
assistant inspector genera through u, IT.
1uencl o. Adjutant General Fa~R-w"rlh. Il
New YorE, a Close friend Of Pres den. eve
l.4d's. There we're seventy oiisr applicants
for the place aud am6 ny Them many Who
had been III ,he sefyIce longer tnaI Farbs-
worth and who We're much mole deserving
II is jos &c. however. that FarhssoTth " u
never receive his commission. rs Gruer.i
Mics says his prUmOtl',n wodld b. a iiSgrarr
10 the army. The Critic. IN spanking OF
Far IS vorths Promotion, says: II IS asserted
jhat General Nelson 4. Miles viii siientl,
forward To President -el1nd, for bis in
formation, an Official ,tdemcnt Of az rcrur-
rclce ia the military his,"ry o. Captain
Far: sseg:,', tie oniceE VIE VS. Ibis week
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The foilow ing InsIG.m ats Lave iMra
lied ia HE office ct the ,unt. X cural,i 2
DEEDs REAL ESTATE
viii i nrB To NIt,atn 81 ! bs, IL 6.
~ b cK y, L ';ni,-tnnr; $40.
=. b r,ni to WI B,rcu, IT,. G Il, flrch
3, tombstone; SijJ
MR.. l., dIa add Jam C.arx 70 Nr.
G. A. Merno, lots 8 aud o in block 81.
TOMBSTONE; 500.
P.cific Improvement Cnmola7 To-
J.c"h Ling. Int in bio 10, Aad lot IS
in block %, Benson, S1'j.
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BotT0 II supervisors.

i'Ja "a =. =. 20 =. IL .a.s uIuTuIH..
Iu.e. No.. .t..!- aeia. ,T,seii. line .,srJ
Vas ->c~ i.... IL. .ISCl.sSi!.,, tEr lad. uu auc.
.IuJ.
DJa 4 :he al .. IA. N other ti,au p:ssip-
&c G...s, -esVs.ri.oj a<Iii ID d, III. Oclu,,er
- 800.
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fCN0 tgff By1 I?

I lave in my Poss"ssIon claim 81!
sli.5J against II 3. u ,x,', wh,ca I val,
Sc &c shy pe:son dv,iri z I" purchase.
10 % cents Or :ac dollar. Apply u '.r
js:=Iy s;o,e = II sSi:r sdIns. % %
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-05
SHORT EiTS
TINT ARE ENCOUNTERED
EVERY DAT
l'A orr Very Efficient Corps
OF Reporters who are Al
wags an the spot



III" oli1 'nnci' Vii meet u TIE >iv
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OWinc 10 nc recent expose % " II
: wage, ne resigned from t!ir Gr'ri Ar-
NV on H'tuid'y evening. VI; IeaIn 'hh'
''' r'Sl@"a'i"" vas ~ hir''s "cei'''''
L mp- $ !. uis Ecrr nn dr.u .lr ini
>sle, who Fsaie aaG geiaii, al TIE oiyst1
f.tr"e ssi""n. u
Miss Nay Ene~ufth left yesterday murH.
mg i"r "''"A l. 'r7phe DER ""ii'' a.
tfaeGei IL ~" l'a"'-c Fe"o"' u Ha' h'~'.e-
Goy"'ror :. ! 'r,ti'' @ero'n- ,-'. f by ijr.
r a. "''.'''' 2. ''oS'"''' @'''''' AZ '''s
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Tue STOCK ii Ia.asai zee recently pur
Chased d. 5ci-,g d. ,t..s......G. "a, ,c.
Vi ice i-rcsiitrW,I,gc cent, ,,.r ,,,,,,,,
~hico fa.e w:L Lc maln:aic-a uurlry ,L,
On. SJGrLwEs rEaS.cCo.
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o. .....,. .-s.. ,...r...;.ol .. IL. XII.
M . =. .s T. ., II, ms, uea: tn.
h"..c 'i.',so -. :. cd ,.is ely. Sabuurae
81. t:.s cay "a al Ia; with his own
ira.H I'D va -'... ..ci'.i- i--!ea nl..i Iurr-
c.i.". ~ 10 lou"cy CRY Ala
ot.o." FL =! Ac left The White
Iiu..s a. u. i.it.c body wa. louns :.,ou.
~ l.:.-s aOoVe tEc.c o.. iioniay morning,
- sEIai. de-. vhInrHt III soi;!ivrs which vas
90 curing ,s"vc!s.n,n freight teams He
vas s.iot thsor-A me body, ilu bal. striking
~ t.ic o.c.s AID ann, downward. which
shows tn"t ti.c Indian Who iiicd the shot
must have .een ui tie side OF the moiuia
aooVc ais rlctI'a- Another shot Just -raze,A
.is nra.. al " tne' i.l,.:G- Of Saoourme, tho
iA.!-us -.vte ..,- ,c..;u aI.u wagon SOM.
at."l.eo .',:Ga .rJ'i. ne road, teariu. up
+H'. 1tat'n- .r: Ca. 10 Jus as Me, went alun.
i"c "a. sac = HS:e riUIeu open aud the
-Four u e. a..,.-s las v:nd. the Indians
~ IA 80 q .c - fountains. Their
l. IA. Was a ~. .....us IOi.oa ~ sviu: distance
~ cowOo. Sine" Cay Enterprise.
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FRESH eggs a.'iSys o.. hand at the Oh
q WAl1ClT Il MrsNS
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y Top '"%%s, tiV'so All .sarn-ss. Inquire
g.! Ni.'.S. i''...o;e, Cam. i3u.c..t.c..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
Recent Decisions

The following recent legal decisions
we obtain from Bradstreets:
An agent employed to collect debt
and to remit the amount collected, after
deducting his charges, is liable to an &C
ton by his principal for the recovery OF
the money without previous demand, ii
the agent negiects to make remittance
within a reasonable time after collect
ing, and the statute of limitations then
commences to run, even though the
principal did not know that the money
was collected, where there has been no
fraudulent concealment of that fact by
the agent. Mast VS.. Easton, decided by
the Supreme Courtof Minnesota.
In the case of Gilbert VS.. Thomas, the
Supreme Court of Iowa held that a
hotel keeper who, with knowledge of
the prevalence of smallpox in his hotel,
kept it open for business and permitted
a person to become his guest without
informing him of the disease, was
liable in damages for the communication
of the disease to the guest, and that the
guest was not precluded from recover
ing on the ground of contributing
in not making inquiries as to
the truth of a rumor that there was
smallpox in the house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
Flagstaff.

The Engineering and Mining Journal
informs us that THE statutory meeting
of this company, recently held in Lon
don, passed off satisfactorily. Professor
Vincent, to whom the success of the
reconstruction scheme is mainly due,
presided, and stated that 124 900 shares
have been taken up. leaving the com
pany with working capital of 618,0O0
The adjoining mines are doing very
well, and it is now proposed to sink the
Flagstaff shaft 100 feet deeper, so as to
reach the same rich zone of ore. The
company starts work with every pros
pect of success"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
A Prosperous Communistic Town
ship.

ship.
Every one knows something OF the
prosperity of Swiss townships, where SO
many things are Ill common, but more
remarkable instance still of thriving
commune is given by NJ. c. Laveleye in
this months Contemporary Periew. 1t
is the township of Freudenstadt, at the
foot of the Kniebis, in Baden. There
are ,420 inhabitants, each of whom has
as much wood for building purposes
and firing as he wishes, while he can
send his cattle out to pa ture on the
common land during the summer.
Schools, churches, thoroughfares, and
fountains are all maintained by the
commune, and every year considerable
improvements are made. TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars was spent in 1888, for
instance, on establishing a new water
supply in iron pipes. A hospital, too,
has been bnilt, and a pavilion in the
market place, where the communal
bands play on fete DAYS. The villagers
have never paid a single farthing in
taxes but on the contrary, each year
distribution of surplus revenue is made
among them, and each family usually
obtains from $3.50 to SIS. All this is
done with about five thousand acres of
pine forest and meadow land belonging
to the township, a fact which seems to
show that communism is not always un-
favorable to the production of wealth.
-Er
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
JENSEN NTHONY.
A Religious Debate at Pleasant
Grove.

PLEASANT GROVE, Utah. July p, 1885.
To the Editor OF THE HERALD
The question for debate between
Apostle Anthony and Elder Jensen
was:
Does the revelations IN the Doctrine
and Covenants (old edition) and the
History of the Church, up to the death
of Joseph Smith, as published in the
Times and Seasons and the MIiennial
Star warrant the Saints locating in the
Rocky Mountains?
The above is the agreement entered
into between Apostle Anthony. of the
Reorganized Church. and Elder Andrew
Jensen, of the original Mormon"
Church, each speaker to occupy half an
hour each, that is. one. hour each,
divided into two speeches, Mr.. Anthony
to open the fire.
the points made by Mr.. Jensen, were:
First-That Joseph Smith prophesied,
August 9th, 1912. that the Saints should
be driven to the Rocky Mountains and
there become a mighty people.
SecOnd-That Joseph, at a large con
ference held IN Nauvoo. Illinois, April,
1884, &c Jared al North and South
America to be Zion.
Third-That Joseph in February 1874, ,
organized an expedition to explore Up
per California and Oregon.
Fourth-fhat when Joseph Smith
and Others crossed the Mississippi from
Nauvoo on June %, 1874, he intended to
go to the Rocky Mountains.
Mr.. Jensen sustained and proved be-
yound doubt his position and Mr..
Anthony, with equal zeal, defended his
side of the question in an able manner
but not having truth on his side his op-
ponent got the best of the argument.
The debate passed off very orderly and
less technlcalitles were INDUCED in than
is usual at such meetings. w.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
FINANCE AND MINING.
The Past Week in Business
Circles.
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
The Gas Company's Dividend-sisn'
Local Money MISUNDERSTANDING
Notes for the Week.
RE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.

The events of the past week IN local
trade and commerce have main'ain'0'
the same UNMARRIED monotony.
The Salt Lake City Gas Company de-
clared their usual quarterly dividend OF
Q per cent. or 81 on each share, on the
sd instant. Superintendent I. W. Ell
Iarbeck lost no time in distributing his
cheques to the shareholders.
The local money market is reported
to be tight. The continued depression
causes holders of funds to be wary IN
making negotiations. particularly on
outside securities. A loan OF $4,000 was
made to a neighboring county for one
year, at 10 per cent. county warrants as
collateral.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
Nervous Debilitated Men

fon are allowed free trial. thirty days
OF the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Vol
tale Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
planes, for the. speedy relief and
permanent cure of Nervous Debility.
loss OF Vitality and Manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also, for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vlgor and manhood guaranteed. No
RISK Is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
WITH full information, terms, etc.,
mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
Little Cottonwood.

While there is some life, there is no
much activity in this camp at present
The mines now employing the mos
men are the City of Rocks, Emma
Prince of Wales and the Vallejo. Ru.
NOR has it that the Emma looks well
Favorable indications cause the exnect.
alton OF striking a substantial ore boGv
Such an event would boom the Cam
into importance as of yore. The owne /
OF the Frederick and Crown Prince TIM
mel are working away with a persistence
deserving of success. They have now
sone In 1,544 feet, and expect to tan the
ore body at vertical depth of / 100 feet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
at j. A. Peterson's,

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
you can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring, Norway anchovies
and split Goldfish. a full assortment OF
hrst.class groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken in exchange. Goods de-
llvered free to all parts of the city. Give
me call and be convinced. No. 81 E
Third South street, half block east of
Methodist church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
Bingham

A rich strike has been made in the
White Pine mine of considerable body
of one hundred ounce silver lead ore.
John Herman is the principal owner
and we congratulate him. The "old
reliable" camp has wealth left in it vet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
The Apex.

The two lots of ore from this mine,
reported as seventy tons, realized 49,
$50. In the absence of Mr.. Charles
Read, we could not obtain the assay
figures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-26
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINING
COMPANY RT GFopCr ITr.u

OO11z ~ T Oh OEUhGL UTAH.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT
IN NEE ing of the trustees held on June
Is, 1885, assessment No. ., of 10 cents per
share was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable to John E. Pace.
treasurer, at st. George City, Utah, on CT
before July 18th, 1885.
Any stock upon which this assessment
July, will be DELINQUENT and adyeAised for
sale at pubic auction. and unless paymen
is made before, win be sold at the office OF
company on the 18th day of August, 1885, TO
pay delinquent assessment, torether with
cost of advertising and expense of slle.
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
isEAL. and seal of said eoFnoration. dspe
at st. George, Utah. June a. MS.
g. B!HOLLADAY,
jeS0 Secretary.
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The Deseret National Bank reports a
sale OF twenty shares of Gas Company
stock at 70, and some private transac-
lions In Horn Silver at $500.
New York market reports that Horn
SILVER sold at from $40 q $190, with
sales OF 3,430 shares. Ontario sold at
from S25 q S24. Stormont records sales
OF ,OOO shares at from II a sc. Alice
solid LOO shares at from $1.95 a $500.
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Big Cottonwood

Notwithstanding the terrible condi-
ton of the canyon wagon road, occa-
sional shipments of ore are made from
the Silver Mountain and Maxfield mines.
The camp is very quiet.
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Lead.

The New York market is reported
very firm, with fair demand. present
prices 40 10 4.15c. Soft Spanish lead
has advanced TO 912 los. Lead pipe has
gone still higher, and is quoted at SIC.
Sheet lead at 62c.
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"Rough on Catarrh"

Corrects offensive odors at once. Com
plete cure of even worst chronic cases.
also unequaled as gargle for Diphtheria'
Sore Throat, Foul Brea n, SOC,
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WANTED,

WANTEr-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
w in city or country wishing to earn 81
and 70 day at their own homes: no can.
vasslng; work furnished and sent by mail
any distance. For particulars address. with
stamp, CRYSTALLIZED PHOTO CO.. So
w. Seventh street, Cincinnati, o %
SEVERAL COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
y nvassers. 6. A. care of HERALD Job
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Notes.

The. resent directors did meet ON
the 10th inst, but adjourned for on.
week without transacting am business
of importance.
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ANDERSON BROTHERS,

practical SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
Price Mark Writers. Room s. Old Con
stltution Building, opposite z. C.. NJ. l.
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tin, Wood,
Leather, Oilcloth, Factory, Pasteboard, ETC.,
etc. Carriage Painting City Bill Posters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS PAPER may be found on file at Geo
sinI O ! ~ Ill .Rowell & Cos Newspaper
Aovertising Bureau Q0Spruce st. lwhere adverfis
ing contracts may be made for it In NEW YORK.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sS4 E.
- Brigham street, Telephone 81. Special
attentlon given to catarrh and all diseases of
the nose, throat and lungs: also tn Obstetrics
and diseases of woman