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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21
CONDENSED TELEeRAMS.

Charles Edwards CIT the throat of Hat
~ Rafugs, from ear to ear, at Algiers, La,
- = ~As Jealous Of her. The muir
derer confessed. H. "'' '''V,.
Charles q. Bruckmsn, a r. -
ieweler, of Esna, Pa was burned to des1~
in his home yesterday.
The trials of Anarchists Spies, Schwsb,
Fielden, Fischer, Engel, Lingg and Nelo
for the murder OF Officer Degsn, will begin
before Judge Garry, at Chicago, today.
Difficulty in getting jury is anticipated
The bill accepting J. W. DrexerS gift Of
the Grant cottage, on Mt McGregor, will
be reported favorsbly from the committee.
Fifty representative North Carolina jour
nalss will be entertained at Washington
to-day.
Maggie McDermott is in Jail at Will
Transport, IA, for impersonating Mrs.
Lebel LoEinger, mys;eriously deceased, at
Beverly, n. j.
Henry Cody, q wealthy farmer living
near Toledo, Ohio, committed suicide BY
blowing out his brains with rifle.
A Ere at San Francisco Yesterday de
stroyed property valued at 100000; 10
surance S225, 900.
Superintendent Clements, Of the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad,
has resigned, to become General Manager
of the new Erie Express Company.
The body of Davis Hutchcraft, an attor-
ney of Paris, Ky, who mysteriously disap-
peared at Chicago two weeks ago. was
found in Lake Michigan. He bad been
murdered and robbed.
Hon. E L. Chittenden, prominent
politician and knight Templar OF TT
Wayne, Ind, died Saturday.
Chss. Hsyslip is held under 800 bond
at Manchester, O., TO answer charge Of
attempted rape on Miss Grace Cobb.
Three thousand acres of wheat were de
stroyed by FIRE near Modesto, Cal.
Mrs. Hannah Lsdd, whose little dsueh
ter was spirited away aud secreted BY bel
divorced husband. recovered her from
convent at Ttusville, Pa
Mr. Wm. H. Taft, son of Judge Al phon
40 TAFT. ex-Minister to Russia, was marrieC
Saturday, 18th, to Miss Helen l.. Heron
daughter Of Mr.. John W. Heron, all o
Cincinnati
A terrible wind storm passed over th
interior of Texas Saturday evening, In
iuring crops and wrecking buildings.
The six weeks eight-hour strike Of furni
ture workers at st. Louis is failure an
500 men return to-day on the old plan.
Ferdinand Bee, q German farm han
: Who had hesu on tsar. hong himself yel
tsrdsy at Bellville, Lis.
The National Convention of Maste
E Plumbers Of the United States will ssseu
: bic at Deer Park, Nd, to-day.
The average daily production of th
Lima, o., oil field is about 1900 barre
for the forty-eight wells
Two thousand persons signed the ten
b perance pledge at Urbsns, o as resu
9 of the recent meetings Of Francis Murph
g Mr.. Miller, the Commissioner Of Intern
# Revenue, returned to Washington yeste
2 day from Hot Springs, Va. whittier he a
q companied Secretary Manning, Mr.. Mill
IT reports the Secretary as very much il
proved in health.
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the CROP OUTLOOK.
Harvesting In Progress and 10
Many States Finished.
THE DRouTH REDUCES THE AVERAGE
10 Several States Along With the Chinch
Bugs...The General Out.
look.

CHICAGO, Jure 20.-The following crop
summary will appear in this weak issus
of the Farmers Review:
Harvesting is in progress in portions of
Ohio and Indiana and in lArss asct;on. NJ
Kentucky Missour;. E.n... .,a -.
a. -. -.
-, e "''saJ ooen gataered.
Inc yieid 10 al these States, with the ex-
cep.ion Of Kansas, promises to be M 10
the average, and in Missouri viii hs .hov.
the .vs,.s. ~
ioe average OF the general yield in Da.
kota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, has been
Iessened probably ten p.r can, bv m. n,o.
lonos,;on of,h. S,on,h I'D ;. ....,-
u;s...... .oa' u
".o'o'. 'sus'a An Almost to'ai ohsht
IN which the rains came too late to revive
the grain. In Ridley county, Dakota r..
no,,. ,..,s ,h., ,hs svo,.,. - -,.
49,. '" 'es' va"
'.uueeu 'en Pef cent oy the drouih, in
Coddington county ID to to 30 per cent,
in Sphinx county 10 DER cent, in A.b,on
county % per can, Tn D.L,,. ..,.,-
M;,,n..,,. ;, ;. -, "''
''"a"e'''"' u" reported tnat tne dry
weather IN connection with chinch
bugs reduced the average 6fty
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Pricaa Of Tubing.

PrrrsBuRG. June 2O.-Au important
meeting Of the tubs manufacturers was held
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New YORK
Yesterday Representatives, we're present
from each Of the fourteen tube works To-
Gated in different parts Of the country, hVe
Of which are in tnis ciIy A private tele
gram received here SAYS that It was de-
cided 70 make q considerable advance 10
the selling price Of certain classes
Of tuoiog. The largest advance
is fifteen per cent. on IS casing, and
on the standard gauge Ihe price Is raised "a
IRON 40 cents per foot to 10 cents. On al
other sizes 52l per cent will be thrown Oh
instead of 55 per cent. there being twenty
Eve sizes of casing. On tour inch line the
advance is increased from 81 cents 10 81
cents on 6ys inch from Is 10 Is cents, and
m six inch from 81 10 81 10. The price
,oi tuoius TWO inches in diameter Is raised
from l3 cents TO II cents which Is an az
vance cf u per cent on this line o. goods
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MARTINS FERRY.

Messrs. Robinson 4 Keller are repaint
ing the property Of George Darsch, on
First street.
The lookup contains Ave untortunates
with more wanted. Police court this
morning will be interesting.
On Saturday night some unknown per.
son mashed in the windows OF Mrs NJ.
Stunts saloon on Fifth street, below Han.
over.
Daniel Curtis, q well.known old colored
man CT this place, has been awarded pen
sion, and has $500 awaiting his orders at
Columbus.
The glass workers festival and dance in
the Excelsior rink on Friday and Saturday
nights was grand success in every re.
spect. The crowd .wss large and oil en-.
joyed themselves hugely, with no occur.
renee 10 mar the pleasure.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company 9
line is completed to the Ohio Valley glass
works in Bridgeport, aud will be tested to-
day. The line through the country to the
wells from the shore opposite the Laushlin
mill is progressing rapidly, the average
work being mile week.
The account OF the way.laying of the gas
pipe line men, printed in Saturdays paper,
was iu part incorrect, aud at the instance
of Mr. Mellaney. and desire to print the
true state OF affairs we give the following
details az far as obtainable Frank Mentz
and John" Campbell went TO Mellaney' g
store and ordered the goods wanted, includ.
ing several dozen Of egg aud two glasses
Of Jelly, and went on down town. When
they came back Mr.. Mellaney was still
open, it being only halfpast nine o'clock.
They got their goods and went as
far as Dinsmore's store room, in
Psurs addition, where q halt dozen
ieughs were waiting for him. Frank
Mentz had the basket on his arm and was
next to the house, and as be passed one Of
the crowd struck him above the eye with q
club, which blow was followed by O gen.
eral onslaught. Campbell bad several
hundred dollars in bis pocket, Contractor
Jones having been down from Piusburg
the same day and left him the money TO
pay off the men the next dsE The entire
crowd, except two who followed Campbell!
q few yards, turaed up;n his companion,
aud gave him quite seyese beating, beside
dispoiliny him oi bis stock Of groceries The
next morning the men had to come back to
the store to get enough provisions .or break.
fast None Of the attacking party was
recognized, aud no description offered. ex.
cept that one was q tall, slim man With q
black moustache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21
The Panama Loan.

PARls, June 2O-The preamble to the
government bill 10 authorize the Panama
Canal Company to issue Its proposed loan
which has been submitted to the Chamber
OF Deputies states that although N, Rous
sesu, who visited the Isthmus in the inter
est OF the government admits that the pos
sibiHty of the success Of the undertaking Is
dependent upon contingencies OF serious
nature the technical commission has ex
pressed the conviction that the obstacles
to the construction of the canal can d
overcome. |. concludes with some lorna
observation regarding the possible deisyiE
carrying out the work and in obtaining
the funds necessary 20 It's completion.
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BISHOP MQUADE
Writes a Letter on Home Rnle, Enclosing
Substantial Aid.

Writes q Letter on Home hule, EnclosinS
Substantial Aid.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 20.-Bishop
MeQusde has opened subscriptions to the
Irish Parliamentary fund in this city with
check for 500. His contribution is &C.
companied by the following letter:
RocHEsrER, N. Y, June l9.
To Mr.. Patrick Cor, Treasurer Of the
Irish Parliamentary Fund:
DEAR SIR enclose my check for 800
for the fund of which you are treasurer.
This is the most promising hour Ireland
has Known since Der parliament was frau
dulently taken from her. The long
years of patient suffering but
persistent refusal to accept degradation are
about to end. The people Of Irelsnd, omit
ting g small minority dem and the right to
enact for themselves such legislation ss
the interests of the country require. The
thoughtful and serious people Of Ireland
make this demand. The English people
confess that q great wrong has been perpe-
trsted and that repsrstion quick and ample
should be made. The American people
with unanimity that il cheering claim
for the wronged of Ireland measure Of
selegoyernment which they know is
the essence of honest self
respect and the sole legusrantee of happiness
based on material prospects. The Irish
people have no right to De contented or to
cease from legitimate discussion, agitation
or obstruction. until their Just demands are
conceded While in making these de-
msnds, they keep within the bounds OF
justice and law, they will have with them
in sympathy and substantial aid the liberty |
loving and right-minded OF every free
country in the world. The election now
at hand in Great Britain may not settle |
settle this momentous question OF home |
rule for Ireland, but its successor will, and
for good right centuries OF cruel wrong in
Aicted on an oppressed people My
conviction is founded on the justice
of the Irish cause primarily
and secondarily on the fact tha:
by the extension of the ballot power is
passing from tne present Ie" 10 tne many |
My present contribution is for the impend-
ing battle on the eleetioneering field
shall be happy again and again to help If
the Irish people use the favorable opportu-
nity now given them to demonstrate 10 the
world that they possess the chief character
istic of iberty,loviug people, ability to
suffer momentsry defeat without losing
courage or yielding to despair. A steady |
agitation of whole people has never set
f allied of success.
Very respectfully,
B j. MCQUAD,
Bishop OF Rochester.
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Base Ball at Burnsyilie.
Sp.cinl % ths R,aistsr.

WEST ALEXANDER, Pa June 20.-The
game of base ball, yesterday, at Burusvile
Ps, resulted in favor OF the Scrabble
Kids by q score OF 1t TO II. The Burns
vile boys entertained the kids" nicely
setting up dinner and supper, and, in fact
showed hospitality as it should be, tor
which Washington county is noted. & re
turn game will be played here in the near
future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21
Seeding PUDDLERs.
At a Meeting, 1t Is Said, They Resolved
Leave the Amalgamatsd.

At Meeting, It 10 Said, They fsesOh'eu -
Leave the Amaigamatsd.
PIrTsBURG, June pa secret meeting
of uuddlers was held in Arthur's Hall,
South Side, tonight. 1t is reported that
the meeting was called to consider the
advisability of leaving the Amslgawated
Association because Of the agreement to
the S. scale. and that q resolution to Sc
csds and join the Knights Of Labor was
adopted. It was also said that l35 dele:
gates, representing AZ mills in this district
attended the meeting. A number of pud-
dlers who were present were seen after the
meeting bu! they refused to talk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21
BASE BALL.
Pittsburgh Drops Another Game to Louis
yille-Other Scores.

Pittsburgh Drops Another Game to Louis
viue-Other Scores.
PIrrsBURG, June 20 The Pittsburgs
lost another game to Louisville through
the wild pitching to Hsndbos and errors
of Kushn and Whitney A long running
catch By Smith was the feature OF the
game. Attendance 4.OOO Score, Pitts
burgh 2 in first inning; LouisVillss 3 in
sixth inning. Earned runs, Pittsburg !;
two base HIS. Werrick ); three base bit,
Carroll /; passed ball. Carroll /; wild
p;tches. Hand,boe l; 6sst on balls, CT
Haudlboe 5, off Hecker 3; Grst base on
errors, Pittsburgh 2; strdek out, by Hsndl'
Doe 6, BY Hecker 5; double plays by Bark
lev and Whitney, BSfElsy and kuehn
Smith and Kuehn; errors, PittSourg 3.
Louisvilles 2
AT New York-About $500. persons
witness the defeat OF The Bsllimores bY the
BROOKLYN players at RidgeWood. l.. l The
score: Brooklyn 9, Baltimore Z. Earned
ruus, Brooklyn none. B'lrimore 2; hrst
base on errors, Brooklyn ;, Baltimore O.
6rst base on balls, Bfookiyn 9, Bsltimort
3. two base hits, SSsrtWood, Burca snc
Phillips 8. Manning and Fare IL, Mul
doom. Clinton, total base hits, Brook
lyn II. Baltimore l3; double plsss, Phil
| lips and Mcclellan, Greer and Farrell
wild pitches, Henderson 1; passed BALI
| Clark l, Greer 2. -.
AT ST. Louis-St. Louis played brilliant
" both at the bat, m,king 10 hits Of
Murphy, and in the f-ld, not making
single error. The Ciacinnstis failed Il
touch Foutz, and were shut out; score
s., Louis 8, Cincinnati none; earned runs
:, T,onis 3: two base HIS, White, Foutz
totsl bases on hits, S; Louis Is, Cinciu
natl 3; Left on bases, s., Louis 7, CinciI
natl / struck ont, BY Foutz 6; doobl
nlsys, Gleason, Robinson, Comiskey Nc
Phee' Reilly and Baldwin; bases on ball
of Murphy /; passed b.lis, Baldwin ]
stolen bases, Latham; umpire, Norton.
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rA. sontharn Floods.

NEw ORLEANS. June 2O.-A dispatch
from Moreland, on tie Texas and pacihc
rsiiroad, says: The wster is three feet nine
inches deep over the track 9 miie west OF
80 and has fallen but three inches during
The nast "a hours. The water in Bayou
Pouf Il higher than ever before known, but
it is slowly subsiding.
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FoartA of July ON the b, 4 o.

The B. L o. R. R. Co. viii sell round
nip tickets 10 and from sll stations on It's
TrAns-Obio Division, including Pitts
burg; and to ell points on the Columous
and Cincinnati Midland r. &, including
Cincinnati. at one fare for the round trip
These tickets wis be good going July Sd
4th and sth, and win be good returning
until July 9Th, inclusive.
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Cheap Rates TO Topeka, Kansas, and Rs.
turn via r.. d. II. r.
Nnr uvurs n lima ~ '6e

Cheap Rates TO Topeka, Kansas, and Rs.
turn via B. O. II. r.
CoLUxBUs, O., June IL, '86.
!School Teachers and the Public Gener-
ally:
The Baltimore and Ohio and the Colum.
bus and Cincinnati Midland railroads will
sell round trip tickets to Topks. Ksnsss,
on July 9th, 7tb, 9Th. 9th. 10th, llth and
18th good for return passage to July 10Th,
OF the low rate of one fare for the round
rip. For teachers who desire longer
limit 70 visit friends, % the great West. sf
rapgensnts have been made for the lines
a. Topeka 10 extend the limit on return
portion of the ticket From all points o.
the Central Ohio and Lake Erie divisioni
of the B 4 O., and % the Midland partisl
can purchase tickets gsod going via Co
lumhaS Cincinnati apd st. Louis, Root
returning via Chicago; or good going viz
Chicago and returning via St Louis spi
Cincinnati. No other line offers such in
ducements a. the B. 4 o. Tbroagh sleep
ing csrs run both via Chicago and 8,
Louis.
The B. 4 o. las fewer changes sf car
makes faster time, has better track &C,
equipment, takes JOE through the creates
number of important cities, and is decided
In the best and quickest route 10 the Wes'
either via St. Louis or Chicago.
For rates, time Of trains and s,espip
ire car accommodation. call On The asss,
of the B. Il o. RAILROAD. - Jno. T. Ian,
passenger sssEt Wheeling. ". Va
W. D. nEPrERT,
D.:sion Passenssr Agent
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Joseph M. Peel. practical prsinsr OF
OAK, walnut, mshosoby and maple. Offers
bis services to any one wanting frat class
work at reasonable prices. Call on me At
my house, next door 10 WIN. Elmis meat
shop. or address me at bridgeport, O. {.
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Tn. Murdsrou, Miners Sentenced.

DEcAzEyILLE. June 20 The risi OF the
miners charged with the murder Of Supt
Marlin has been eoncludtd. Bendsl was
condemned to eight years penal servit1de
and Lescure, Blanc and Csussaa to I'M
D,;.onment for seven six and five years
respectively. The other prisoners were
acquitted.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Produces su.s, and Natural s..,.

Produces Sweet and Natural sissp,
DR.. c. X. Dake, Belleville, ILL.,, ssy,: #
have found it, and it alone, to produce
sweet and natural sleep in cases Of wake.
fulness caused by overwork Of tho brain.
which often occurs with active professional
and business men,"
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BELLAIRE.

Examination Of Catholic schools begins
to-day.
Yesterday was the Feast Of the Holy
Trinity in the Catholic calendar.
Frank Hsckett. Mr.. Frank Mack, Maud
Turnbull, Mrs. Kate Kelleher, and Appis
Walsh are among the typhoid fever suffer.
ers. "Qgousque, Wheeling. abuteris pa
..ientis nostraf
Mssa will be said this morning in st.
Johns churb. for the repose Of the soul oi
Timothy Joachim Reilly, c. p. who died
at st. Micbael's Passionate Retreat, Hobo
ken, N. J., last Thursday. Father Reilly
was native of Galsay. ireland. In Gal
way he waa employed in the provision
store OF Martin Mcdonald. and 10 Ports
mouth, O., in the dry goods store Of Eh A
Connolly In both be was regarded w.tt
the greatest irus, BY h;s employers and
actual reverence by his fellow euployers
At PORTSMOUTH be eEinced decided sigo.
of divine call to the priesth ood
and at the recommendation oi
his pastor, entered st. Joseph,
College, Bsrdstown, Ky, an ancient and
fruitful nursery Of priests. where be re
mainsd two years. In 1876 be Joined The
Psssionist Community at Pittsburg vbcr,
be continued bis studies, and vas trans
ferred TO West Hoboken, N. j. for th,
completion in theology, and was ordainet
priest there about year ago. As be spen
his vacation in Bellsire be 10 known ssl
here, and bis death has evoksi the sin
cerest expressions Of grief BY tbs priest,
and people.
As hs had everywhere acquitted himself
with the greatest credit very large hope
OF priestly success were entertained by hi
superiors and friends he vas about 8.
years old.
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LocrE's own make Cali Shoes, al styIss
$3.50,
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GOD Is GoISG TO TAKE CARE OF YOU.
Has He no: done it two o. three times
every dsy7 That i most marvellous.
look back and / wonder that God haa
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Some generations back there was a great
drought in Connecticut, New Eogland
The water disappeared from the hills, sod
the farmers living on the hills drove their
cattle down to ward the valleys, and had
them supplied at the wells and fountains o.
the neighbors But these after while be
gan to fail, and the neighbors said to Mr.
Birdseye, of whom 1 shall speak: "Yor
must not send your Aocks and herds doWr
here any more, our wells are giving out.
Mr.. Brdseye, the old ChrisAcn man
gathered his iaaiiy st the altar, sud witt
his family he gathered the slsyes Of ID
househOld-for bondage was then in I'm --su
in Connec.icut-and NJ =, .,,eiir knees befor
Tod they cried for water; and the famil
story is, that there was weAping aRd gres
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
PHYSICIANS.
E E. HAMILTON, Nj. D.

phv,,c,sr and Surgeon. ohce-Cor. lawrence
ana Douglas aves Elliott block. room b. WIN De a.
once night aud day. Wichita Kansas.
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Collections Made at Lowest Rates

Execute orders for Purchase or Sale o
Francisco.
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Going East.
Going West.

Twenty minutes will be allowed at
Garfield on morning train for Break
fast.
No freight will be received after4 nj.
5. T. FENTON, W. W. RITTER,
Gen. Fr'tand Pass. Ag't Supt
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Election Notice

The following notice has been issued
by Mr.. ], B. Glass, City Registrar:
Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton Tor
Mayor, l-
Five Aldermen, one from each NUM-
cinal ward
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MCCORMICK & CO.,
BAN K ERS
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. AND
HALEY. IDAHO.

Careful Attention given to the Sale OF Ore
and Bullion. We solicit ConSignments
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made ct Lowest Rates
Execute orders for Purchase or Sale o
Stocks and Bonds at New York and Ser
Francisco.
We Sell Exchange and Tslegraphic Tran,
ters on leading cities of the United States
also Furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds Il
London, Dublin. Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris
stockholm, and all other Prominent Point
In Europe at Lowest Rates of Exchange.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YORK importers and Traders Ma
tional Bank, Chemical National Bank
Kountze Brothers.
CHIcAao-Commercial and First NationG
Bank.
SAN National Bank
OhAHA-Omaha National Bank.
National Bank, Denver Ma
honal Bank
KANSAS CIrY-Bank of Kansas City.
ST. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
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C0PPER.

COPPER.
New York quotat1ons.)
Lake Superior. ..............11K. per b
Other brands. ....... 10K @ 1910. per d
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Careful Attention given to the Sale OF Ore
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected Daily from an Inspection
Of Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers, sci
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City ASSESSOR and Collector,
will commence at Salt Lake City, Utah.
one hour after sunrise, and continue
until sunset, on the Sth day of February,
A. D., 1886. ,-s.f ~
Dated at Salt Lake City. on this 22d
day of January, A. D., 1886.
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IL MAN

COUNTY,
SEE EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE " Will