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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-08
Personal and General.

Mrs. D. a. PERRY went to Conference
yesterday morning.
SCowCRoFT e. Son are still vigorously
prosecuting work on their new building.
. TOMMY" MORRIS finds his hands very
full of work in his line and says That he
could get more painting if he could
handle it. Still he is turning out lots Of
work.
GENERAL business in this city is still!
improving and merchants generally feel
well pleased with their past season 8
trade and hopeful as to that Of the
future.
THE Women's Relief Corps, G. A. R.,
gave a charity ball last evening for the
benefit of the movement which has
been inaugurated to raise a p.rse for
the people of Charleston.
Work has been begun on the Eccles
building on Main Street, north of Z. q.
MI. Mr.. Eccles will erect handsome
three story brick building which will be
a credit to that part of the street.
THE meeting of citizens for the relief
of Charleston sufferers was not very
largely attended; but the good work
has been started and bios fair to become
popular and accomplish its object.
WHEN the total amount of building
that has been done and is in course OF
construction in Ogden shall be footed
up, the figures will be quite respectable
and will show substantial improvement.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1. +. BROWN.

I.E. BROWN.
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
vi Machinery and Castings of all kinds,
Prass and Iron. First Street, near Wall
Ogden, Utah.
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DE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUE-
II Gil of Salt Lake City, that Section of
an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance estab-
fishing fire limits and for the prevention Of
fires" passed November 3Oth, 1875, be and
the same is hereby amended so as to Re d
as follows:
That the following be and are hereby es-
tablished as the fire limits of said CITY, viz:
All of blocks Sc, u, 6S SO, 81, IS, g. rs, 75 20,
81. 80, So, II and "a, Plot A, Salt Lake City
Survey; and within said limits it shall be
unlawful to erect, or, without the written con-
sent and approval OF the Inspector of Build
ings, to repair any building or shed, the
outer walls of which are, in whole or in
part, constructed of wood except so much
as may be necessary for door and window
frames, cornice, doors, sash and shutters;
and the roofs of all buildings hereafter
erected or newly rooted, within said limits
shall be covered with metal or other incom-
bustible material; and each building shall
be separated from all others by party wall
of brick, adobe or rock, not less than nine
inches thick, from the foundation to the
roof, from front to rear, and to ex end
through and above the roof not less than
one foot, so as to entirely separate any com
munication of wood between such building
and any other; and in all buildings where
fire is kept there shall be flues or chimneys
built of brick or adobe, and all stOVe-pipes
shall be conducted into fiueS or ehImneys,
and if they pass through wooden partitions
they must be protected from the same by
metal ventilated thimbles; and in no case
shall stoye-pipe be allowed to pass through
the roof or out OF the side OF any building.
Passed October 5th, 1886.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Mayor.
Attest:
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SALT LAKE CITY.

Subscribed Capital, $500, 600.
Paid-up Capital, 100000.
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Crescent Mining Company.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. THE
N annual meeting of the stof kbolders OF
the Crescent Mining Company, 1or The pur-
pose of electing directors, and Transferring
such other business as may come before the
meeting, will De held Wednesday. October
I3sh 1855. at 10 80 O'Clock, a. m. at the Office
of the company, at Mccormick & Cos Bank,
in accordance with The by avs. The stock
transfer books of the company viii be
closed at Park City. Utah, Saturday. octo-
Der 9tb, 1886, 81 3 O'Clock p. N and remain
closed until after the election
By order 81 the President and Board OF
Directors.
C. H. WHITLEY,
Secretary Crescent Mining Co.
Salt Lake City, Utah, september !, looo.
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Attest:
HEBER N WELLS,
Recorder.

TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE CITY. 90
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy of an ordinance
entitled, IAN ordinance amending tAn or
dinance establishing fire limits and for the
prevention of fires, passed Noeynber Goth,
1879" passed by the City Council of said
city October 9TH, 1886, as appears Of record in
my Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereafter
set my hand and affixed the
SEAL Corporate Seal OF said city, this
9TH day of October, A. D. 1886.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
oc6 Recorder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE

amending "An ordinance establishing fire
limits and for the prevention of fires, "
passed November 3Oth, 1875.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
SCENES OF THE DAY.
Miss Cleveland and a Party of Friends
In the Senate Chamber.

Miss Cleveland and a Party of Friends
In the Senate Chamber.
WASHINGTON, March 1.--Miss Cleve-
land, Miss Van Vechten and the other
ladies who are now guests at the White
House went up to the Senate at noon to.
day TO listen to the expected debate on
the respective prerOgatives of the Presi-
dent and the Senate touching removals
from and appointments TO Ofi1ce!
They remained until l;20 O'Clock,
when the Senate closed its doors
and the galleries were cleared for an
executive session on the nominations Of
Collectors PIllsbury and Chase the de-
bate which they came TO hear had not Oc-
CURED. All that they had seen was burly
old Pugh, OF Alabama, rising 10 present
the report Of the minority OF the Judiciary
Committee in support OF the Presidents
position in the controversy. They did
not even hear IL read.
WHAT THEY MISSED.
II was ordered printed, aud went over
until tomorrow, but had they waited uu-
til twenty minutes of 3, when the Senate
doors were opened again, they would have
witnessed a very Interesting episode.
During the executive session which be-
gan on Mr.. Hale's motion at twenty miu-
utes past I, Mr.. Kiddleberger being the
only Republican voting against IL, Exec
uuve Clerk Pruden arrived from the
White House with the special message
which the President read to The members
of his Cabinet this morning and which re-
ceived their unanimous approval, affirm
ing his peculiar prerOgatiVes respecting
removals and appointments.
HOW THE REPUBLICANS RECEIVED 1T.
When the Republicans saw what its
contents we're they resolved 10 have il
read at once in open session, partly, at
least, in the hope that 1t would ensure
solid Republican vote on the nominations
OF Messrs. Pillsbury and Chase. So, at
2 40 o'clock, the doors were opened and
the message was read. The reading clerk
did not give it It's full effect, but even be
was stirred Dy some OF its sentences 50
that bis tones were less mOnOtOnOus. Tho
Senate chamber was very still, and
almost all the Senators were In their
seats. They listened with the closest
attention. Tne Democrats were evident-
ly delighted. They smiled aud nodded
their beads In approval. The epublicans
did not Ike IL. Down in front sat Mr.!
Edmunds, and beside him MIR. Wilson, OF
Iowa. In the row behind them sat
Messrs. Logan, Hoar aud ingalls,. Side
by side they looked grave apd concerned.
Messrs. Edmunds and Wilson smiled con.
temptuOusly at several statements Ia the
message. particularly at the assertions OF
the President's exclusive Jurisdiction over
removals from office, and his pointed re-
plies IN some Of the charges in the Ed-
munds report.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
EADs' SHIP RAILWAY.
A Contro versy over the Captain
Presence on the Floor.

Contro versy over the Captoin'u
Presence on the Floor.
WASHINGTON, March LIN the House
to-day Air. Beach, of New York, rising.
as he stated, TO a question Of privilege,
sent to the Clerks desk to have read an
article in the New York Times OF Friday
last relative Ito the Eads ship railway
bill. Before the reading had been com.
pleted Mr.. Reagan, of Texas, suggested
that no question of privilege was pre-
sented.
Mr.. Beach said that II the gentleman
mad allowed the reading 10 be concluded
he would have found that a charge was
made that Capt. Eads had been on the
floor of the House during its session.
Unfortunately, he said. that charge was
true. He knew Of his own knowledge
that 10 was true.
HE KNEW THE CAPTAIN.
He had no personal acquaintance with
Capt. Eads, but he knew him by sight,
and he had seen him on the floor during
the sessions Of the House earnestly en-
gagged in conversation with members.
Not only had Capt. Esds abused the priv
ileges OF the floor, but they had been
abused by many others. This fact was 80
we'll Known that he did not deem It nee.
essarY 10 ask for committee OF inyesti.
cation. He however offered a resolution
directing the DoOrkeeper 10 strictly en-
force rule "a, regulating admission to the
floor.
Mr. Reagan said be had never seen & apt.
Eads on the floor OF the House, and
Messrs Clardy and Heard, OF Missouri,
said Capt. Eads bad been confined 10 his
house by sickness,
Mr. Beachs resolution was then tabled
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the do
crease of the public debt during the
month OF February 10 be $500, 1853 81; tue
casa in the Treasury $iyi,4o9,9e1 81; tao
gold certificates outstanding SlVo,oo' .u9Va
the silver certificates OUTSTANDING $SS,-
400 SIG; the certificates OF deposit OUT
afandtng Sl4e20, ,0O0; the legal tenders
outstanding S34G. 73S.l98; the fractional
currency (not including the amount
estimated as lost or destroyedl S0.9ae,-
i53 ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
AFTER THE SURPLUS.

Mr.. Bennett Asks for Division Among
the Several states.
WASHINGTON, March LIN the House
to-day a large number OF bills were intro
duced under the call Of the States and ap-
propriately referred. Among them was
one by Mr.. Bennett, Of North Carolina, TO
provide for the distribution OF tho sur
plus money In the Treasury among the
several States, by depositing the same
with such States IN proportion 70 tnelf
representation In the United states oeh-
ate and House OF Re presentatiFes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
NATURE OF THE EVIDENCE.
DrsrRUcrIvE OF REspoNsIBILIrY.

The minority makes vOluminOus citations
from debates Of ongrcFs. Mr.. Madison IA
vored giving tho President entire power of
makingremovals, and said n an Ofiicer should
not be displaced but by the advice and con-
sent Of the senate, the President was no
longer answerablo Tor the conduct Of the ofii-
Ger. All would depend on The Senate. The
would destroy the real responsibility without
obtaining even a shadow; for no gentleman
would pretend 20 say the responsibility Of the
senate could be of such a nature as 10 afford
auhatanftai eqcuritV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02

WARRINGTON, March lin the Senate
to-day among the bills introduced was
one by Mr.. Blair at the request, be said,
OF the legislative committee Of the foder-
alton Of trades and labor, 10 legallze the
Incorporation Of natioral trades unions.
It was referred 10 the Committee on Edu-
cation aud Labor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02

WASHINGTON, March The Pres.
dent attended charity ball for the behe-
~ OF the children's hospital tonight.
Miss Cleveland, Secretary, and Mrs.
Whitney and Mics Kenney aud Mrs. Van
Nephten. Mise Cleyeland's guests at the
White House, accompanied the Presi-
don't
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
THE suRsEouFNr pRoCErpr

The following gives the proceedings
after the completion Of the reading:
Col. Harris--Mr. President move that the
message be printed and lie on the table
Mr.. Edmnnds-On that ASA for the yeas
and nays. ] do not propose that 10 shall be
laid ON tho table luft now if 1 eau help it.
Mr.. narris-l will move that the message he
printed. n the Senate viii allow me 20 amend
MY motion.
MIR. Edmunds-Ncrg well. on that motion
should Ike 10 say word
The Chhir-rhe senator from Tennessee
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02

There were many trainers o. the COnstilu-
ttOn IN that Congress. aud none Of them had
moro 20 do IN that great work than Mr. Mad
ison. The minority OF the committee 10 satis-
fed that they are unable 10 produce anything
themselves or from others that can add 10
what was said IA that famous debate The
decision was made at a time when no pOliti-
cal parties had been organized 10 Influence
the Judgment ana control opinion. No set
tlement of any controverted question ever
had higher sanctions or more 10 commend It
10 unuuestiOncd acqtliescence.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
MApIsoN's VIEWS.

Said Mr.. Madison, "HOwever Various the
opinions which exist on the point now before
us, It seems agreed ON all sides that 10 de-
mands careful investigation and discussion.
feel the Importance OF the question and know
that our decision will involve tho decision Of
all similar cases, and the decsOn that Is AZ
this time made will become permanent eN-
position OF the constitu ion. and on the per-
manent expo itiOn OF the constitution will de-
government"
The report then cites at great lcugth from
speeches OF Madison, Gwyck and Clymer
in the debate Of 1859. from the decisions OF the
supreme Court and from other high author
tiles IN support Of their position aud con-
cludes as foliows. '"rhe minority OF your
committee can not close their report without
expressing surprise a. the appearance In the
majority report Of The following resolution !.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Valley Centre Vapor.

Farmers are busy threshin3.
All kinds of grain, III TINS vicihity,
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". Weeks has given up his position
rs station agent ut this place and the
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J. G. Anderson. of Detroit, who has
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y. ID. lIoag has ut last concluded tn
embark in the merchantiie business at
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such a worthy citizen from our commu-
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