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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cut
3os ID: Long csr Miie,. 3.s Cd; short Clear Mddes
1913. Od Shoulders 2JaOd per owl Beer
7ys Cd for India Ness Prime Ness jjs L PORK
Prime Ness 0ls u bbL Prime Mess. Eastern.
I'd Western. 50s Cd Lard-Amerlcan. o5s Prime VEST
ern 3Is Cd Lard OIL 32s. I'd Hams-Long Cut @9s ID:
Shoulders sos OIL butier12s Itiv tio tnesi nited
States Cheese-Amerlcan Choice. ga I'd Wneat-hed
Western Spring, Is. 3da7s 4d.; he'd winter IS 81 q
IA All. per centaL New No. Winter. IA Otd; &c. NO
spring Is 5d New Mixed Western. fs 4d: California NO
l. is id DTS Sd 10. NJ. 6A6L U.s. 81 Der celtt frH
duce-spirtsDf rurpentna us 9d. do at London 25s M
per VT; refined Pstroledn. Vt per gh)l Clover eee-
American Rsl 49s cwL ralow-24o OIL Der csi
Fine American 2is. 81. Prime City. 2ls I'd per cwE
Rosin-COmmon Is d.: Pale ll% 81 nos Liasesi Oi,
2ls.Sl PcJvisiOu3-Amercin hetrigeratet Beef
hind quarters 2, quarters. 3d. per TO- Hops al Lon
donNew ork state ~ los O GE3 U.s. Od Coitonseed OIL
Liverpool make. los. ID -. am n n, =. ooo
LONDON Dec l5-Produce-Tinseed OIL. R20 0s.0d f2O
LlnseeL +Os 81 per lulrtor LIN.
seed Cake 80 l5s Oi ton. Refined Petroleum o'4'
az per gallon spirits Of TurDentine Eos od per
cwt sperm OIL R5D per tun Rosin-Comnon. s. iT per
cwt Pale g. ~ Oils OF Proyislons-Ltrt oZa VI per
cwt American Sugar-l3s o. per cwt for Cuoa cen
truga 90" and lis Cd OLA 9 for Muscovado
Iar refining atoat Australian ralow-BeeL Zis OIL 1zts
3D.. Mutton. 27s Od a2ss 3D. Cocoannt 0imCeyon; go
quarters and Is lid Tor ore quarters per so W the
, .,
ANTWERP. Dec l5.-Pctroleum--F pale American II
francs paid and francs % continues sellers
Wicors - francs 70 cent? mes 'er 10 kuos
BREMEN. Dec l5.-Petroeum marks 30 pfennlgs
Wcoxs Lard closed at 81 marks W penngs per lIo o.
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FLOUR AN? MEAIFLoUR-Tne market for aonr has
s scsn %rrsd lots went at decline Of o market
nominal, that %"ch %pdcF ns M asqrs Street at
IN s s r an asns f m
there 5s are are sScu. Weak holders sss give sNs
sH Ss including l$SS Ssls CITY Mi rs IS
as2 500 bbls superdne 90 g asa latter for Choice:
WHEAT GGf sa s. Is and fancy $500
s. for Common TO Good 81 soSs5 20 for Good
in tine as, Re- S nUern 80 S
S%s Good Fancy 5o
R1s ws.ts E.E s. 4Ss g F
I Extra Quo c' 3 scssi % Good o5as Good .
ss'' & eGs' sSm'R s55a %1s"! 70
ao a. Louis on n to s 3 @
FAN Good 50 s5Ss 75 GSoIt9 Very Choice S
CITY Mil Extra for West Indes = '%Ssi So o TSph
Frs IsTf FsGIo6h-o%,s barry sale. 500 eOls
cS"@s at e doSs5 i Io uaans 1000 Tor
RYE % a sht saG a o yellow SSS vest
& f Z p Il e
fairy active ana the market heavy prices lower
tre FOR city milling. options the trad ing been fairly
Hsye at snS the the S ss1Ts GaSSn
had @ M O ena
a. under the highest prices Of the Day saesg
g 80 No a an s g c in ,'" .sva,G tor
so4 qei &C. o. b. ACCORDING to delivery 80 E69l delivered
White state eOc No Red 9l94c.; NJ Whlte on private
terms Extra Red 81 Sc: No Red December. nominal
do January. sssas9 156c- closing az 80 -c DO FeDyu
ary 80 &C., closing 81 4c: do March, w 93c
closing 92 7c do April closing at "a &C. asked DO ay
95a.6 &C. 9j3sc.; dO. June closing nonlnay AZ
clos noDinav AT % Lei DO August eo'
closing RY E-Dull AMI nominal
EAR a"%
'aa ann ce G .SsSc closing heavy with
limited for both export and nome use In options
and tho market steady win
the close. Opened steady, declined
c and closed steady at &c. under the highest
pces the ay Sale-56O 900 bushels future 900 bush
els spot. Including Ungraded Mixed at i644SAe.; No g.
ace elevator Steamer Mixed 47c. IN elevators
No. AZ 9Q47ss In elevator; 4S aG4S7 &c. ahoa No De-
cemher nominal do January 4o0iS4 closing at AZ &C.
February 49t 40 ac- closing at 49ec DO May bls
81 &C. closing 81 OATSn cash lots the trading
only moderately active and the market weak with
prres . lower. closing heavy. In options the trailing
Slow market generally weak and prices ga SC lower
AT the Opened steady. declined Sc advanced be-.
closing steady tile prices OF the day
saIes-2sOUOO bushels future and spot. including No at
33c do White SO 2c: No 2 80 d337sc, do White. 81
37lgc.: No White 3c; Mixed Western IS 80 &c, White
do 81 M White State 30 &c., No December. $3.50
34c closing at 33Sc.; DO January 3isd34 Lice closing
at M February 80 50 sc closing at 35iic DO May
$500. closing at $3.50 FEEDFirm and unchanged
Walkers Private Daily Circular December Is 1855 New
York.
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Excursions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On and after oct 49, 1885, Express for Cape Charles Old
Point and Norfolk via the New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad station
New.York at D. m. daily arriving at Cape charles 800
a. m. daily. Old Point Comfort $50 Norfolk S45 a. m
Sleeping Car through New.York 10 Cape Charles
Tickets and be secured at the Ticket
Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. -
H. w. dunno. X H. NOOhE,.
Superintendent. GENT Pass ana treg1t AgenI
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Recei bV Jak
w'E ended VIZ ended wkenied W'k erded
y yas. s BUSH si;S 5555s i5 ss sS
Oats BUSH ..-..'''. - -.
ing Minneapolis:
ended % ended @ ssa Lake AKA c Hfi
$;:, :::5;5 1853:
,ssS AT Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston WERE
sss27 bush against lt4s4Oo bush me previous Meek Meek
weeks ago
Comparative stocks in store and anoat at New-York
1886. De 1886, lie. 1856. No 1886. No
Wheat bush i2SgeG53 i5,2ssse i$3ii4'gS5 i22ss$iIS
c csI bush bush tS57t 5 55cs75 955 sS
Decrease. Wheat 1859 bush; com 252942 bush !;
0 Tie exports and wheat -four eight Atlantic
i''' O''" '''''''N' Wheat and Flour, Maize.
Week Dec II lss6.....-.-...... l5i195q 3si,sd $3.50
Ned q s s4S9s SslsSS
The exports of wheat and from California ore
ron and Washington Territory the week ended december
he prev pTsSSs week. 6uses two weeks ago and
694 bushels three weeks ago The exports OF wheat and
c St Hr IS "de S oT
sa o a &C. sfSf
ago r ssd ysS scsass and
bushels oats.
market
without any material change in value asynNo prime
stock s5d9oc No 5oaSH So No SSoS esq., shipping
Long. % a64c.; Short 45@oOe.; ost 46G5oc; Wheat
yMioPs-There is stll improvement or feature to
mote vSs sae 1855 Prime to cno
40 Fair Good, 2Se25c. DO 1850. Prime to
enc Coast sd Prime to Choice % 27c DC Far to Good
2"G2Jt do 1850 food 10 tholcs " Zoe EoTegn-B
I aa - "a? 2i I%sit. E1s.n
and note sales Of cargoes for Philadelphia to-day
active a The ter at ,r decline a?
~ 4Oc prompt shipment 2ioc; 20 tons do ~
ton. last a s1 at % % i0' ss' S S
du at Si2 nr s notices ase
a 4Oc speer-tirm at 440G47Oc. Transferable notices
NAVAL TohEs-ouet md unchanged from SEC; for
meenanlsbie , hVs. I srsnee TO GOe " &c - %;
< 81 $50 Window Glass: ~ iS
sSanSSs Light p and vs%Ss
Lmseod SOC. sperm, natural winter. 75c.; do.
9ie; do ceachcd spring 7Sc Whale. Crude North
81 Sss oeache 4Ua4Ic.; extra bleached
49, csy9n Sgi91auI S' SS.nr ,, ao SS
psca Today Ia any Direction Rates whole were wen
is sCoC oil ss & a. c goods 0i aS
'1 LIVERPOOL. steam. hence 0sOOo BUSH. gran. Cd
s bacon aa lard :Ss
22s. I'd. allow. zUs measurement goods l0s OIL A. cot
ion Sl0d; and hence, DarK, 5000 bUls. OIL -.
UNITED klNGDOM Phiadel
phla oil vessels chartered to
TONS: Gram. 4'2di nour, l6selos. 3d.; measure
m me-. s oil cake iss o. steam SsScs
quotations. GRAIN Did hour TIA 1d cake l6s sugar
iss 3D. gTanulaed aud 20s for loaf bacon. 26s
bUGAn-fO ru~ sugar tno market WAS iuii QUO. with
c aqss for Fair Tor
Cent? TgaL No business reported. hehned quiet aud
rather easier. cut LOAF 6sd6Sc Crushed 81 6Ac, Cubes
6isd5 lolbc. Powdered 6aoSc. Granuatod l3lOd57sc
Mould A b.lBdoc.. Confectionery 6sse.. Coffee A
Standard tbrandel coniecOns) b4o, Coffee OF o-l6o
White EItra Z bGbss. LItra C4se47sc. c4se&Sc- yell
low al ~.
PRovIsIoNs- PoRK-The temper continues strong and
pro.s slight gain with fairy active trade
IN good part export 500 Dbis pr
yate terms Mess quoted At Sill o3dfl2 20
Old and Sill for Two Year Old. $l2 6veti3 for
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\NEST ShORE RAILROAD


u hkN hAlikOAn sHOKTEsIiI TrI KIN ~ tX PRhss
TRAINS. No DUsE ALWAYS On TINE coAouEs
pIjIIMAN PALACE DAY AND SLhEfiNn .ono.n$S
$3.50, ~, M yors foot o barclay and christopher stS
"a M Daiy except sundays Buffalo ana osweso EApivss
Pullman yoacIes tap strou'souk, ocfah'oh nin4-
hsinIun Elinra Bath, Buffalo SYRACUSE osweso u.cens
a,,i Norwich UTICA connect Al scranton Tor ftston.
Wiss.barr, Danvile and Northumberland. at owoxo Tor
Ithaca aud intermediate stations .. v.u... ....,..
, Hsi.r ,tan Scranton. Bnghanton. oSego AND klmrA
Al scranton Pston Kingston. wlkesb<rfe &c
~ ~ M DAILY Buffalo Limited kApresz Pullman eoAchcs
,or Ssiroudsburg scranton Bnghanton. Owego. EnnrA
f.rlnu HATH Wayland. Bunzo. &c, arriving IN bunAAo
S2na ~ Sleeping coach Tor Clean via Way land ,u.
N n m Daly bunxlo aud Oswego Express RUM ~
cosx hes or srOuds0urg Scranton Bngham.ou Evr @
bvraeuse Oswcgo Greene Oxford. Norwich s~ sS
,nirlL Springs connect At owego Tor Ithaca ~ .sv
mediate Saturdays Connects 81 h"Hs" "A
usins all points West =. M. ,...a,rsv ana
tickets and baggage checked al xSo nrotnwS -
~ Westeott Exprcss onces IN New-iofk An" o'oSA"-
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6tcamuoats an0 RalIroaGs.
DOpULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Pro

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
Grand Central Depot Express trans daily
eNcepted at tpsriOr cars attachcdj and III
(wlth palace sleeping carst sunday trans lO h
ace paIOr cars. ii ~ III. with palace sleeping
New port take 200 Boston apIess with parlor
cars connects al lckior Tor arriving 100
4 Ill fares reduced. -StOnington Line The
IA ayorite Inside Route ior Boston, Providence
England points
Passengers line have ull ngts
75oa expires, tram from steamers landing Providence
Boston
Boston 1 IuUU 4 IuAnGE-
Elegant steamers hiiODE ISLAND and MASSACHU.
SET Will leave pier new No So North River, ono Ulock
abvNe Cana.sL, at 4.oOp. M. daily except sundays
h. lOrfL, Eei Passenger Az l. Boa o.Vkl, Newlork
WEST shOkE RAILROAD
liJins leave es1 Aust station as follows and Is
uics carrier IRON lUVt % Jay ST., North kner:
ami Chicago -Y:oO -OU0. 'S.l5 p IA.
LOUIS -U.oJ. $40 y. IN.
syracuse, Buualo. Rochester. suspension Bridge.
Niagara Falls. Slj. 300 500, $40 /. m.
highland kngstOn, saugvrtcS. Iatskil. Albany 3.la
.7l5, Y.5J. 1850 i. ~. AGO. 'oUo, 'el0 D.
tIanston's. West POINT ,ornwai NewOurg. -3l5. s7lo
800. .lUlO. ll3Oa M, 4.uU9Vo $40 ami 'o:Oo.
\. IA CransIon's cornwall NcwOurg.
For Montreal ana canada East, 900 \. M
hamilton. Lonuon 800 n H., 'oU0, o:l5 p IN. Toronto
tv.5J tUUj. $40
Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit
Chicago and II. LOUIS all through trains.
DAILY. baiy eaeePt SATURDAY Other alns day eaeeps
SUNDAY.
information, apply NJ Offices BrOoklynoSS WASH
inrionst $50 Fulton.s ONCE loot OF fuitonst
New.York city, 3U3 7SJ, Vi2 Broadway 100 Boweiy anu
MONkTI,
Vanderbilt General Passenger As"h@
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1nsiruriion.

Art Scho1ls-Jity
ART STUDENTS and Others who had some
n instruction In Elementary Drawing may have ODpor
UNITY of studying Modns and Applied Design at the Young
Womeus Christian association. East l5thst Tuition lree
Class limited Also classes in mechanical and free
hand drawing Apply a III. TO p. and IRON 10 Q
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Musical instruction.

GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
W 4G-WESr 23D-Sr.-i6
The leading school OF Music Elocuti0n. Dramatic AT
Foreign Languages, Drawing and Painting Free advantage
equal lessons per week For particulars address
4. IBEKHAED President
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DORDENTOWN IN. j.
ID MILITARY INSTITUTE. .
Rev. I. ii. LANDoN, A.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
wi will resume her classes from N0vember2.tn
drawing, oil AMI watercolor painting
tile flowers and landscape
China painting and decoration.
STUDIO, No lS East 2SIH-SE
D. Huntington, President National Academy OF Deslen
Mr. William Hart n. A.. Mr. James NJ Hart N Al NJ Da'lu
Johnson. N A
For Young Ladies-Citv.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS will
~ resume her classes in LITERATURE and HISTORY
OF AIr January T. 1884, Applications answered mmed.
dress MISS NORRIS by letter at SJj BroalSaH
MISSES ROHR will resume their classes for
WI Young LADIES' Little Grs 2j5 West 69thst near
West Endaye october L. Separate classes Tor boys ies
dent pupils received
Boys and Young Men CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
~ Br'way, 42dst 49th Primary. commercial
and instruction thorough NJ M HOB
BY, w. l. AKIN, Prin n. G. HENDklChSON ASSOCIATE
For Both Sexes-City.
-CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
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H. E AVERY ANN school Bureau. z west l4th-st, MY
VyUE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANG UAGES.
i % West 23dst and 627
Madison-ave. near b9th-st,
also Brooklyn and other cities.
Best instruction $40 per term.
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METROPOLlTAN CONSERVATORY


VOCAL MUSIC
Offering special in the study OF Voice Piano
forte Prominent among the faculty
are Dudley Buck T. Warren III. w. Greene G. H. Hawey,
Walter Hail. August Dupin L. A. Russell C. b. Rutenber
send for 6Opage circular No 81 East I4st. NewYOrk.
WILLIAM IL. SHERWOOD, teacher of
w music and piano playing. Chickorng Hall, New
York For concert recital engagements address WM H..
SHERWOOD, ChickeriDg Hall, n. \.
Brooklyn.
HrTNHE CRITTENDEN"
l. PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
at97 Hicks-st. Pineapple sc.
Miss H. NJ WHEELER, Principal for the past eight years
has been in charge OF the primary departments the
Packer Collegiate Institute
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FAMILIES, SCHOOLS and CHI UkCIiES sup
Il piled without charge with tutors, teachers and gov
ernesses musicians singers by HEssEs German French,
English. Spanish Educational Bureau No ~ East ltss
rTEACHERS AGENCY.
i Hesse's Educational IL East l7thst, supplies all de-
mauds In tho educational noi French, German English and
Spanish spoken at this Office Good schools recommended
TOTORS. GOvernesses. Professors, Teachers,
all branches and circulars OF choice schools supplied 10
parents MIRIAM COYRIERE
81 East l7thst, next syphers
WOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU flor both sexesl supplies Professors Teachers
Governesse Muscana Housekeopers Companions etc., 70
coegea schools families also Book sonogrk
phers and eopyists business Trina
NRS A. " CULVER. $50 3thavc. New.forkCi
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panfimg 1taoemies.
ALLEN DODwORrH, No. es1 Fifth-ave.
Orcan Steamers.

rTHE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
American passenger line for IT Thomas Barbados,
Para, Maranham and Ceara:
Steamship COBAN Friday, December a.
For st. Thomas Barbados Para MarSnham. Pernambnoo
Bahia and Rio dc Janeiro connecting for Santos Montevso
and way ports
From Newport News. Va. secon day after at 7 D. m
PAULF. GERHARD CO, Gen Agents. ~ Broad-st. ~ Y.
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For Young Ladies-Country

CLAVERACK n. y COLLEGE
~ AND HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
College Course Preparatory and Commercial for
Boys Thorough instruction by experienced Teachers III all
Conservatory and Art of the highest grade Term
opens alter holiday January send Tor catalogue
A. Ii. FLACK A b.. Pres't
HOME INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.
IL Boarding and Day School young ladies' and little
qirls MISS NJ. W. METCALF, Prn.
NYACK SEMINARY. - Home school for
N ladies and little girls English branches French
music. Mrs. lMOoENE bi.hIhOLr, fILcpal.
i BEVERLY, New,Jersey.
ESTABLISHED IN 1867.
thorough HomeschOoi for young ladies' Varied advan
toees OF the highest order Solid culture in English Music
Art and Languages Spring term begins February For
circular address the principal,
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
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ltlusieal Instruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
N uurieht and square pianos make good as
new for liberal reduction from our regular prces
A' IVA WILLIAM KNABE & Co. ll2 Fifth
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Good ordinarv..... so-l6 Low Mittlns...... Il9
ST. Good Ordinary ia Midilne olo-io
Optons opened at decline Of 7t8 points and ruled ir
regular but generally weak all day owing chiefly TO the
money and closed at net decline OF lO0
Ia noints for the day. Sales, 1876 200 bales
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WHITE STAR LINE.
wv FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIXERPOOL.

w For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
BRITANNIA Can't Perry Thursday. Dec %. 230
GERMANlC. Capt Glea'e Thursday Jan q D. m.
REPUBLIC. Capt. Can't Irving Thursday. Jan 1880 m.
BRITANNIA. Can't Perry Thnrsfav. Jan. 20 20
From the White star Dock. foot Of West lotlst
RATES-SaloOn $50 $50 $50 and 500 Return tickets
favorable the old Country. el5.
intermediate Adratic Celtic onlvl $40 SG0
For inspection plans other Information apply at tho
cOmpaDy's Office. No 81 Broadway, New. York.
r.. T. CORTIS.
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IL MAN

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ONCE ever Godbe & Pitts Drug Store; tele-
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Store office
Instructions given 10 students in Md
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DAVIS COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Full Report of Wednesdays Nom
nations.

The Davis County convention of the
Peoples party met in the Court House
Pennington, Dayis County, Utah, pur-
suant to the call of the County Central
Committee, on Wednesday, July 2lst
at 10 a. m.
George A. Lincoln called the meeting
to order, and proposed the name OF
David o. Wiley for temporary chair
man, who was unanimously elected.
George A. Lincoln was also elected tenn
porary secretary.
On motion a committee Of three was
appointed to examine credentials. The
CHAIRMAN appointed as said committee,
J. 6. NJ Barnes, David Stoker and J..
n. Secrist.
The committee reported the follow
ing delegates entitled TO seats in the
convention: South William
Page, NJ. NJ. Brown, William Varley.
West Precinct-Joseph Z. Wood, Joseph
Argyle. Bountful Precinct-David D.
Wiley, Joseph l.. HolbrOOk, A. b. Call,
David Stoker, George A. Lincoln, David
Cook. Centreville Precinct-George ..
Chase, Aaron 3. Porter. Farmingtcn
Precinct-L. II. kennard, j. NJ. Secrist,
j. II. Wilcox, Thomas ]. Steed. Kays-
vile Precinct-James LinfOrd, J. K. De
Shazo, Thomas +. Roueche, J. 6. NJ.
Barnes, r. Mowery, Levi Taylor, ID. X.
Egbert. South Weber Precinct-Wll-
liam p. Jones.
The roll being called a quorum was
found TO be present and on motion the
organization was made per
On motion, homas F. Roueche was
made ice-Chalrman; James II. VIII
cox, Assistant Secretary; Levi Taylor,
Sergeant-at-Arms,a a. q George o. Chase,
Chaplain. 1ele Chairman announced
the organization complete, and prayer
was offered by the Chaplain. after
which the following nominations were
made:
For Commissioners to Locate Uniyer
sity Lands-F. a. Mitchell, e. W. Stay
ner, L. NJ. Waddell. For Probate Judge
DAVID Stoker. For County Clerk
Joseph Barton. For Selectman. full
b. Porter. For PrOsecut- |
ing Attorney-John g. u. Barnes. For J
County Surveyor-C. c. Hyde. For |
County Assessor and CollectOr-James |
II. Wilcox.
The following nominations for Pre-
,inct officers were made: kaysvilie
Precinct-Justice of the Peace, q. q.
Hyde, Consiable-Leyi Taylor. Hooper !
Precinct, Justice OF the Peace-Jos-
sph r. Messervey, Constable. b. /
Hammond South Precinct-For JUS
ice of the Peace-Richard Z. Egan-
For Constable-John II. Moss. West |
Constable, to fill unex-
bred term, Joseph \. Fackrell. Bounti-
ul precinct-for fence viewers, I'M
Expired term, James. Day and John
cooper.
Nominations for the central COM
nittee were made William Page, |
Joseph &. Wood, George A. Lincoln,
George .. Chase, Alley ). Rose, David |
Kerr, William p. Jones and Thomas
T. Roueche were elected said committee. !
A motion was sustained that the |
furnish THE SALT LAKE |
copy of the proceedings of
this convention.
Prayer by the chaplain.
AdjOurnei sine die.
GEORGE A. LINCOLN,
Secretary.
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