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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-15
The Salvation Army

LONDON, August 14.-Booth. OF the
Salvation Army writes to the papers that
he has project for the formation of an
office of help and inquiry with head
quarters in London, and agencies in the
provinces and in the principal cities
throughout the world. Men speaking
different languages and familiar with
the haunts of vice and the traffic in
girls will be employed, ready to assist
all girls who wish to reform, and who
will aid the parents and guardians of
missing children. In connection with
the office, houses of refuge will be
established in London I'D elsewhere
capable of accommodating 1000 persons
each, where girls will be provided
for and taught means OF earning
livelihood and be restored to respecta-
bility. In these homes the girls will be
under no restraint. The establishment
of such houses of refuge will especially
meet the case of thousands of girls who
have been thrown destitute on the
world. through the raising OF the age of
consent. Receiving houses will be es-
tabhshed in Canada and the United
States. Mr.. Morley has on,ised
$4,000, and three other gentlemen have
subscribed $1,000 each toward fund.
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Hanged

GALVESTON, August 14.-Special from
Laredo to the Ne1rs says: At 8 O'Clock
this afternoon, Cristino Aldava and
CALEDONIA Chevarria, two Mexican MUIR
derers, were hanged in the Jail yard
here in presence of several thousand
SPECTATORS. many of whom were Next
cans from across the river. Aldava
read a confession, from the
scaffo.d. Chevarria stood smoking a
cigar while Aldava was speaking, then
harangued the crowd for forty minutes,
to establish his innocence.
Both men adjusted the moses about
their necks and were stolidly Indifferent
until the end.
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A Presidential Message.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-It is under
contemplation to appoint an army
officer to perform the duties of Indian
agent upon the San Carlos reservation.
Some time ago Secretary Lamar ex-
pressed a conuiction that an army
officer should be designated 10 represent
both the Interior and War Departments,
and the Secretary of War recommended
to the President that Captain A. E.
Fierce be resigned to the position. The
President has not yet signifed his pur-
poses in regard to the matter.
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Progress of the Wheelers.

The wheels, to the number OF thirteen,
rolled into town at 7 o'clock last night.
Boys all filing first rate. Brooks and
Cartusight, who came up on train,
Join US here, making in all fifteen. The
most of US are at the Cache Valley
House, where we are gently handled.
Took dinner yesterday at Mr.. Hansen s
dairy, near Collinston. He has 300
cows, and keeps twenty hands employed
in the care of them. We will take in
the town this morning, and go fishing
this afternoon. c. f. l.
LOGAN, August Il, 1885.
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~ ITCHING PILES.

Twas taken for the first time in my life with
Blind Piles, so severe that could hardly
keep on my feet I used various remedies
for three weeks, when the disease took the
form of Itching Piles, and growing worse. By
advice of an gentleman tried the CUT
CURA. One application relieued the itching,
and l was soon cured 1 wish to tell the
world that in cases of Itching Piles the price
o. CUTICURA is of no account. From an IN
solicited quarter.
O. C. KIBBY, Concord n H.
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Newspaper Report of the Big Dinner

r All the gastronomic wonders that
the combined skill and ingenuity OF best
fbefs dc cuisine could command we're set
before the banqueters.' You know the
rest. They over-ate themselves. This
brought on indigestion. Indigestion is
followed by chronic dyspepsia. Habit
ual attendants on big dinners have a
sad experience in this line. But 1t Is
good to know what Browns Iron Bit
tiers can do for the confirmed dyspeptic.
Mr.. w. c. WEIGH, Pella, Iowa, was
troubled in this way, but gratefully
says: 81 found relief by using Browns
Iron Bittersn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-15
CITY TAXES.

THE TAXPAYERS OF SALT LAKE CITY
i are hereby notified that the City Council
CT said city, in accordance with law, will
sit as a Board of Equalization. at the CITY
Hall, on Tuesday, August 18th, 1885, at A p. m.
The business of said board is to hear and
determine all complaints which may be
made in regard to the assessed value of any
property, and, if found Necessary, to change
and correct any valuation either by adding
thereto or deducting therefrom; also 10 re-
NIT or abate the taxes of any insane, idiotic,
infrm or INDECENT person to an amount not
exceeding IS for the current yesr. All per
sons concerned, will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
HEBER NJ. WELLS, City Recorder.
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Hennorrhoids
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pos
itively Cured by Cuticura.

warm bath with CUTIcURA SOAR, au ex
quisite Skin Beautifer. and a single applica-
instantly allay the itching of the most ag-
gravated case of Itching Piles This t. eat
ment, combin % with small doses o CUT
cURA EREsoLvEET, the new Blood Purifier,
three times per day, to regulate and
strengthen the bowels, overcome constipa-
ton and remove the cause, will remove
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when all
other remedies and even physicians fail.
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Expulsion of Germans

WARSAW. August 14.-Forty Germans
have been expelled from Russia. Many
Germans are becoming naturalized to
avoid expulsion.
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a CoIored HANGING

LOUISVILLE, August II. = Henry
Freese, colored, was hanged at Cattlets-
burg to day, in the presence of 3. 900
persons, for the murder of Chester
Hounker, last May. He neither con-
fessed or denied the guilt.
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Favorable Reports.

ToRoNTo, Ont, August 14.-The crop
reports from along Credit Valley and
Toronto, Grey and Bruce sections of the
Canadian & Pacific Railway are on the
whole very favorable.
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Eczema

Gov he benefit Of suffering humanity, and
in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful re
gDlt l deem It only my duty to give this IN
solicited testimony in isvor OF swift's
speei6c Ny wife has been afflicted with
eczema or Salt Rheum from her infancy. Ii
has increased in intensity with each sue
oseding sp:ing, and being somewhat skilled
N medicine myself, tried every remedy ]
sould think Of for years-sarsaparilla com
binsd with every form ofPotassie, and hun
dress Of other remedies, lotions and alkali
washes Of every known kind, but they all
ssve only temporary relief. During the
.nrine of 1884 her lower extremi4ies became
snindaued and sore that she was oDnged to
Seep them constantly coated with a cover
nc Of "Euller's Earth" mixed wet and
allowed to dry on Among other things she
was afflicted with periodical nervous
headache, occurring Iegular J every seven
days sometimes followed by en- lntermlt-
tent fever fer weeks at time, SO that her
life became burden 10 her.
This spring determined she should take
6 g. g. and follow strictly tn directions in
regard 70 dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed TO increases
The burning, itching and Inflammation be-
came unbearable. She, however, persevered
In the use of the medicine. After taking the
second sboGtle the Inflammation began to
subside. After the third bottle the intlan.
nation disappeared, and s re spots dried
Up and turned white and scaly, and finally
s6e brushed them off in an impalpable
white powder resembling pure salt. She is
now taking the sixth bottle, three table
sp6onfnls four times daily. Every appear
Ehee the disease has gone. and her fl sh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again
and what is more. ner periodical headaches
have disappeared and she IS now, st Sc years
Of age enjoying the only good health she
has known Tor upwards OF 40 years No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
Every bottle Of S. 5. 5. is worth thousand
times is weight in gold.
ANY further information concerning her
case viii be cheeriully given by herself al
her residence l35 Mullett Street, or by me
JOHN F. BRADLEY. A Griswold =.
Detroit Mich. NJ y l6. 1885.
Re sure 10 get the genuine, and send ioi
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases. free.
yo5 sale by ell druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga.
157 ". 80 ST., n. Y.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES are positive cure
for every form of Skin and Blood Diseases.
from Pimples to Scrofula. Sold everywhere.
Price: CUTIcUkA, Soc; SOAP, 25c.; REsoLv-
ENT, $1.00. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
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Obituary.

LONDON. August 14.-Lord yane Tenn
pest is dead. He served with distinc-
ton in the Federal army during the late
war in America.
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ITCHING PILES.

began the use of your CuTIcURA RENE
DIES when you fir put them on the market,
and know of two cases OF Itching Piles that
have been cured by the use. at my sugges-
ton, of these remedies.
F. N. MARTIN, Virden, III.
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Ruskin's Condition.

LONDON, August 14.-Mr. Ruskln suf-
fers from insomnia, and exhibits alarm
ing symptoms of cerebral affection.
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Refrieerators.

Centennial and ALASKA Refriger-
ators A fine line IL Oak. Pine and Wal
nut. AT DINwOODEY's.
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Send for .How to Cure Skin Diseases. /"

CHn Blemishes, Fimples, Blackheads,
OAlN Baby Humors. CUTICURA SOAP.
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ALL THAT YOU CLAIM.

i have tried your CUTIcURA REMEDIES and
find them all that you claim, and the de-
mand for them in this section is great
AUGUSTUS W. COLLINS, Higgston, Ga.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August Il. 1855.
WHITE HOUSE.

E. Pearce, J. Quick, Park City W. D.
Sessions, Atlanta, I. T.; w. Lyons,
Butte; G. Atkins, Mrs. a: MCLEOD,
Tooele; T. Mcleod, R. Martin, Taylor,
New; II. Peterson. Chicago; Il. Smith.
Morgan: T. Jones, M. Broschinskv, Og-
den; g. w. Carter, ]. Shettle, Stockton;
N. G. Normoyle, Denver; a. N-,Powell,
Lehi; A. Quilts. T. Dailley, Leadville,
Col; NJ. NJ. Martin. Michigan; F. S.
Ryan, H. McInnis, Tintic-
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VALLEY HOUSE

I-P. Lynn, Boston; w. G, Carr, New
York; Sam Hale, Idaho; M. M. Pratt,
Saem; D. w. Naylor, Concord, Mass
s. n. Gage, Maine; D. Bannister, Mich
igan; W. R. Lindsey: Michigan; s: 2.
Lee, Ogden; Mrs. Gibburn, Ogden; Mrs.
Hart, Ogden; A. s. Mcdonald, Park
City; R. G. Smell, South Pueblo; o. j.
Cary, Oxford, Idaho; Ed Fehre, Vic
toria, B. c.; H. G. Woods and wife,
Jacksonville; Jno. B. Bruch and family,
Jacksonville; 6. Wright, Omaha; S. o.
Long, Omaha.
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nth District School.

THIS POPULAR INSTITUTION OF
i learning will commence its regular SEES
sion for the ensuing year, on Monday, August
oath, 1885.
For further information, see printed CIRQUE
HIP. RICHARDS,
John MORGAN, Trustees.
T. G. WEBER,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

!. Some immense stake Of sugar cane
grown upon reclaimed land Of the Okee-
chobee Drainage and Canal Company, on
the Kiesimmee river, are on exhibition at
the real estate Office of McQuaig, Giles q
Fletcher. They were grown upon land
which one year ago was under water.
The company has q ten-acre field of this
cane, planted as an experiment, which
is said by those who have, seen it
to be equal to anything ever grown in
the United States. They will not work
it up but will use the entire crop for seed,
as they propose to convert large area of
their reclaimed land into sugar planta-
ton. The sugar producing region
of the United States is the Kissim-
NEE and Okeechobee valley This land
seems to be Of exhaustless fertility ia
specially adapted to the growth of sugar
cane and rice. Captain Brack, of Bre-
ward, spent day or two in Orlando,
shaking hands with his old friends and
neighbors, as he was on his way to Tai
lahassee to take his seat in the Legisla-
ture. The Reporter feels safe in express
ing the opinion that there will not be in
the Assembly squarer or more reliable
man than "tbe gentleman from Brevard. y
His many good qualities of head and
heart have secured the friendship of a
host of good people in this county, where
he formerly lived.
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late I'm Life to Look for JOy-Yet
Never too Late TO Mend.

Late I'm Life to Look for .DOy-Yet
Never too Late to Mend.
Readers of Hawthorn's /" House of Seven Gables "
will recall the pathoswith which poor Clifford Pyn-
cheon, who had been unjustly imprisoned since his
early manhood said, after his release: my life is
gone, and where is my happiness Oh! give me my
happiness" But that could be done only in part
CLEANS of sunshine occasionally fall across
the gloom of a New England autumn day.
In a letter to Messrs HTsCoX 81 Co.. Mr.. L. Fl.
Titus of Pennington, j., says 81 have suffered
untold misery from childhood from chronic disease
OF the bowels and darrhGa, accompanied by great
pain | sought relief at the hands of physicians of
every school and used every patent and domestic
remedy under the sun. have at last found in
Parker's Tonic complete specific, prevent
i've and cure As your invaluable medicine, viii oh
did for me what nothing else could do, is entitled
to the credit of my getting back my happy days,
cheerfully and gratefully acknowledge the fact"
Mr.. f. 3. Wells, who needs introduction to the
people of Jersey City. adds 4" The testimonial of
Mr. Titus is genuine and voluntary only he does
not adequately portray the suffering he has endured
for many years. He is my brother.in law, and /
know the case well. He now perfectly free from
his old troubles and enjoys health and life ascrib
ing it all to Parker's Tonic.
Cnequalled as an invigOrant stimulates all the
organs cures ailments of the liver, kidneys, and all
diseases of the blood. Dec3O-1m
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(Old Indian Csre)
The Gem Of Blood Purifiers


PERRY GA, June 16, 1854 am genuine ahopathlkt-
member Of the regular school and profession OF ed
ethics but mpelled by candor and truth and senc Of
duty to suffering humanity do no violence TO trooper
Of that code when declare that
K 1. C. IS NO HUMBUG. p
l have used 1t long at first doubtingy ultiniately
with implicit confidence in It's remedial virtues know
whereof speak am familiar With the medical prop
critics Of each OF Its component parts II lie prOfoatdy
Alternative tonic duretic diaphorec and emmenagosGe
OF c. IS PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
purges the liver and al Its tributaries and braGehes
and specific infallibe for all diseases for which
It is recommended by the company. 1t never faths to
FRrp A. TooHER, ABB. AM and N. D.
PERRY GA, june 49, 1SS4.-We, the undersigned ilsve
for many years had the pleasure OF personal acqtnt
ance with Dr. Toomer, whose signature appears q the
foregoing certificate, and know him to be gcntlaan
Of unimpeachable integrity and OF high social and prdes
''I a. 5. s GILES. Ordinary Houston Co, Ga. ~
" K1nns, School Sa CONF Houston nc Co. Ca {
IS WslLoss' Clerk Superior Court aonsion Co.! Ga
j. W. CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co., Ca. q
j. H. HoUsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co.. Ga.
W. BRUNs0N. Tax Collector Houston Co., Ga I;
The following fair samples Of hundreds Of tesimo
PERRY, Ca Jnne IS, 1851 was for twelve year. al
experienced physician be the he met
with in his practice had employed the best medical
aid to be had and had been drugged With medicine until
had about despared Of ever getting well Finally apen
the advice of friend tried c, soon commsnrsd
improve, and after taking nine bottles, fully r.
stored health This than year ago, and 40
symptom of the disease has returned
EcHEcoNNEE HousroN Co., GA. June 16, lss4-I take
great pleasure in saying used half dozen bottles q
it to sufferers from blood disease. s. W. w snsrs |.
with the first failure of O. c. to do all that is clahe
" PRICE, $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
THE o. L. G. co., PERRY, GA.
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Legal Adyert iscunen,It.
Commissioners Sac

RE vi,sas Of IN order By the Jsdge Of s. -.
dag OF January, A. D. 1885, Win seii :. % shs e
e e tss sfns:s sis go; cr ne
Monaay u February. 4. D. 1855 4 n: = sse fsR
Of sale ell the right title and interest rscs hoau
da Chsifcs had e the time Of her dean = Ass.-
the ipterest and title Of her estate 10 ana = 20 q
lowing described real estate lying and .,e 81
county Of Leon, State Of Florida. 10 ~, e -
eight and ffty-hundredths acres, nor. y. nxty
Seton 81 Of Township l. Range l. nosss - b
co1snsneins At the nosshsa:t corner ofssis 49,
totisc Jacksonville Pensacola and NobiIs ssssi.
snens : .o,S along said railroad 70 ~ses
twerty-eight and sixty hundredths chain ~ nas
Of oSinning and also the South bali Of $500 20
West bali OF Northeast quarter Of Section n -
wcsts quarter Of Section q, East hslf m - nosfA
4u2rser OF Section -. Southeast quarter os
1es Northwest quarter Of Northeast omar. cselo4
ton $50. and all Of Section 20, contaInins -
huGred and eighty acres, more or less All - Te
ship ONE. Range two, north and east. Iowa
:; K A. SHINE, Commis.io.
Tallahassee, Fla, January S, 1SS54w
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Sale of the Tallahassee II.
il Company Works and
PROPERTY.

THE PRECEDENT AND DIRECTORS OF rup
l. Tallahassee Ice Company. q body corpey.,. - -
which dissolution has been decreed, win a. ~ =
first Monday In February, A. d. 1856. unds- -, ~
statute in such case made and provided sell 49,
the court house door, in the city of Talahssss.ss
oH'cry, for cash, to the highest bidder, the faos
Ing PROPERTY of said company, viz The Ieass Nj
estate in piece of land containing acres snS -
WHICH are the works OF said company, lying IN "a
co.Inty, on the railroad of what is now the Fio;s
Ksilway and Navigation Company, near said s ~
anti expiring January 1. A. d. 1884 also the bsn35
ing. ana improvements on said land. and ths -
ms4hihe, - and all the works. tools. INN
mtats, machinery, appurtenances and Other No.
petty Of said company on said land rV
=. JOHN 8. WINTHROP, Presideu,
For self and other Direecs.
nxpeinher IN 1S2A-Sw S,sot
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FOR RENT.

THE COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON LOT
i No. 96, Corner of Calhoun and Virginia Streets,
is for rent. Applyto
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NOTICE.

THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST pm.
J. cation of this notice the understand .a vslt
tralos Of the estate Of Leon T. Roberts, late - y
county OF Leon and State Of Florida. decess.Ss y
applyTo the Judge Of Probate Of Leon Conr,s
an 0rder to Sell the undivided Interest of ssId -
I. Roberts, In the place known 90 The Reed p.l<
plantation, In Leon county. State of Flor;Ss y
scribsd as follows: Lying south of lake is.st
and bounded ON the north by said lake - =
the west by lands owned by Mrs.. Caldr.i, g
tsining hve hundred acres, more or less. -
A. MOSELEY.
admir- Estate of Leon T. Roberts. d.e;a
December 80 lSS4-5w w
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The New Social Club - The
Knights of st. Dennis.
THE COMING MASONIC BALL.
Thursdays Bop-The Pavilion Mas
querade-Miss Almy's Glass in
Domino Other Parties.
The knights of St. Dennis

No doubt many of our readers have
frequently of late seen newspaper no
tees to the effect that "the Knights OF
ST. Dennis will give another party this
evening"" Struck by the oddly Of the
name, we cornored Mr.. A. W. Ray
bould, one of the members, yesterday,
and discovered by diligent questioning
that the organization is composed Of the
young gentlemen who names are given
below. 1t is not, as its name would in
dictate. a secret society, but was formed
for mutual pleasure and enjoyment, not
merely, as are many other similar or
CARNATIONS, for the winter months, but
for other portions of the year as wei,
the organization being continuous. The
society is in fiourishing condition at
present, and as soon as circumstances
will admit, it is the intention to furnish
two or three rooms in good locality,
to be used for the purpos S Of reading,
writing and general social intercourse.
The ball given on Friday evening, was
the sixth party of the season, and was
attended by nearly all the members as
well as a number of invited guests.
Among the ladies present were:
Miss L. Dowden, Miss VI. Pack, Miss
Raleigh, Miss Pratt, Miss ]. Young
Miss L. Whitney, Miss NJ. Kimball, Miss
A. Yearsley, Miss Dewey, Miss A. Ray
bould, Miss Anderson, Miss L. Taylor,
Miss K. Young, Miss T. Kimball, Miss
Tingey, Miss E. Raybould, Miss
Thornley,, Miss NJ. Morris, Miss c. Cook,
Miss r. Larsen, Miss B. Bartlett, Miss
L. Young, Miss L. Cook, Miss D. Shell,
Miss N. Young, Miss r. Grundhand,
Miss Sharkey, Miss Trip, Miss Ruben,
Miss 7. Warner, Miss Ripley, Miss
Harrison, Miss i. Chambers, Miss
White, Miss A. Beattie. The
gentlemen present as invited guests
were: A. E. Pascoe, c. Steyeson, E.
Larson, D. Woolf, A. VIM. c. King,
f. Aubrey, ] Ritter, NJ Kendall.
The members of the society are: ].
II. Dewey, Charles Browning. D. L.
Woodmansee, A. w. Raybould. ]. B.
w. Oswald. Z. l.. Pratt, H.
W. Snow, E. A. Trip, H. E. Pratt, J.
R. Cook, ]. l.. Perkes, w. L. Cook, J.
W. Rooklidge, NJ. J. Friedman, G. l..
Cliff, Samuel Cohn, c. D. Rocklidge,
NJ. Steifel. Ned Lawrence, William
Symons, w. r. Eirman. VI. E. Edsall,
H. J. Moore, a. r. Erickson, H. G.
Folsom, ]. F. Long, III. Cartwright.
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Sixth Annual Ball.

The sixth annual ball in aid of the
Masonic Library occurs in the Walker
Opera House on Thursday evening,
February u, 1885. The usual mammoth
COMMITTEES appear on the invitations
nowsout, and includes besides many of
the order here, the NAMES of prominent
members of the fraternity at Ogden,
Provo, Park City, Cerinne, Bingham,
Tintic, Alta, Franeklyn, Frisco, and
Evanston. The arrangement and re-
ception committees are-P. L. Williams.
M. G. Phillips, c. W. Bennett, H. Mon
helm, VIM. F. James, f. NJ. Bishop. S.
c. Ewing, J, F. Hardle, WIG. Van Horne,
A. ]. Lowe, E. Sells, D. Hutchinson, J.
D: Coalter, P, H. Lannan. o. A. Palmer.
There is no room for doubt bat the sixth
annual ball Will be as well patronized
and as fully enjoyable as those of past
years. The object is really worthy
one, and friends and patrons of the
library have never been SLOW to respond.
Each invitation bears on its face: sPre-
serve. this invitation and present it at
the door. Positively none admitted
invitation"
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Miss Almy,s Glass in Domino.

Miss Almy's juvenile pupils to the
number of 40 or more met at Calder's
Hall last evening, in domino and other
characters, and had most enjoyable
time, guided by that lady to the best of
music. If we are to- Judge from the
dancing of the little. ones last evening,
they certainly have a most eX-
cellent teacher. Their general conduct
would have been no diseredit to those
older and wiser. The class meets every
Wednesday and Saturday in Pendle-
toms Hall. Miss Amy will give an
other of those delightful Mother Goose
parties on or about the LIST OF April, in
the Opera House.