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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

knew "A young fellow who was very sweet
Oh a Scotch spinster She was a wealthy
Scotch spinster but if there is kind Of woman
who must Is, loved economically and for her
self alone Z is Scotch spnster. Scotch
spinsters are warranted to make good wives
all the tune II is awfully hard to be- untrue
to IA Scotch woman. She makes you SO very
comfortable and holds you to her not 50 much
by your heart as by your oank account She
doesn't always want new bonnets; she is
rather liable 10 object even TO your having
new hat until the old one is quite worn out.
4 Scotch wife can keep her husband neat and
trim and herself and her children as wellat a
smaller expense than any others. She doesn't
want diamond earrings for her birthday.
All you have to do is to show her your bank
account and kiss her and tell her you owe the
balance to her and She is quite satisfied. This
young fellow did not understand the Scotch
spinster, AMI when he thought to please her
he sent her lovely and expensive basket of
flowers lie went up to receive her thanks
and smiles, and he was quite knocked over
when she told him he hadn't a big enough
salary to waste it buying flowers for her or
anybody else and she wa, sorry to see he was
So oxtrayasant. because otherwise he was "a
very pleasiu young man. He lied himself
back into her good graccs by saying he had
got the flowers tor nothing, and he thought
he could not make better use OF them. She
smiled graciously and said ''Seein' they did
ua cost you anything, it's Il great compli
nent" She was woman after all-San
Francisco Chronicles
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BAD COMPILATIONS.


10 ps-inz along The leading strssfs IN almost any
sltg ia america 70 day, viii msst with bot few
IadI,. siae have clear eofspiszioa.. Many F-raon'
have fsisd 70 zer0sHt f9g tts saA fat tera1ss q
tbs ..sese climate u America bat sash rsa.oning
1. ~roay. 4 bad oomyis rioa +. caa.ea By impure
Lloni and 20 issy ran BE- really bsaaiiiai Aad no
man rsddy. vim i4As diseased ~ isnyars hload-
The heat snosn psy u ssstang the bifs,d pure IL
By kesfaBy It eireziaiiag Ia TIL say pa~se- rSp
lflg f.f9Hga the hangs. khin~Ys ard liver, anh Il
conf ufly sarihed. Bat sgpEsYsiHR the sY.'ehn y
ciogge ~ Il ffegsfntiy ~ ssf. fssH - eY"f-~
ths assa bronze. ifnt8rr Thea fsf TN often nsn
AMI a4HssH take sgfHs poseffni psrgs'lgs Piii ~
other sahsfsoes that CHAR tlse ba-i9 is4eAf. NsH<
fae sfffgzih, ard iraV~s fise s}-tr1a Dc N.T-"
condition iaan tei1fr he oniT seHsii'ls Tay g 70
take ganfis p8Ts ard nafafal VgsgstT~, hsfsiefsie
H. D. - guarlF ard thr hi issf ks0Ha itsdieal AZ
thafifieso the day agree that The r gIins imported
Iaysiiad -tgadei -af l. iHhHitRlg FfpesloF IN any
IL gpafs Frf tfiHuisfiHg, y j. puFe. yet fettTr'si
fBtaigiag Vif material grep~fttes eth ssiff atFfi
from esebrstrd Caflsad ~pr'4dsi -pFin2' 70 can
MT grf tie triy 10 fhe eaAf aAi gfa % h~ never
"a sa 20 reatH Ife purifY ths bisI and thus risaf
the e,.mpi- sion nandfffs - a4etnr- have Owen
~ fhsr am alifsd sndorsauf Mt thfsnsanfs ~ FRO
u. -. each scar the afsAAl spstHRs. but tHsg
Gao af.falu % crater beHeht tlaH ~ taking the
isrtstad -brgdfl salt In il p"wdrred FORM 'seh a.
ran ba procured .; any drug store 10 thr lad
WheE h T. roEsidsfed fhti The Afisad ~af costs
prAefisHiY little thHn me riiesP 4p@stlpnnhf
1nd often iu!Hri1us salts lafgatisas and Bitter
Wstfrs that in She market 5tf hftfls bTfng snf
6sirHt tgr nfafiy meath. al p"r-@na Nh" sF"p
.sss 9Th The times sad dssire only sAat 81 bsss
bal f.arh bottle is 10 = Nsif bias tHpar r4gfooa
All Aaa tiis -iyuAfafa Eisnfs M~a4li-4n "a. -sia
~grsf., On every battle. pne b"ti" mNh'1 ap"n
fsfslF - Dollar. Dr ipi'.idfs lrripf~ and
PAM firt. ntiifi free upon Application. ki'n"r 4
Nenilsiaon s.. 3 BARCLAY 30 New York
f~bZHfgihurss-ii nne i6torcnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

ground 20 pieces. The ale~ife, Mr. Kos.
informed Ne always descen3s the falls and
the shoots ia the stream tail fret
While this fishing NJ the Mills is the most
extensive one, many fen are caught further
down the river in the ordinary fsh veirs
Visiting the weir Of Mr.. Theodore Clark,
come two miles below Dsmari.eottA Bridge,
We found that gentleman engaged ia snlok
ing a large g1aatity at his fish house. The
weir extending out into the river vas built
Of poles driven iatO the river bottom and in
terroven With brush. long fenee-lixe
structure extends out from the bank The
fish in going up the river come in contact
with this and following % the pound gain az
entrance and are guided BY '.leaiers" into the
"poeke',T at the further end. Al los tide
they are taken our but If left over tide
they sometimes escape. The seals, we were
informed, did considerable damage by break
ing through the pounds and into the pocket.
frightening the ale~!ges and afording them
means of escape. The seasons catch at
this place vas expected to be about twenty
Thousand
We ,ell these fish through the country"
sid Mr. CLARK and they Of course have D.
be prepared Nth some considerable care.
Many peope imagine that smoking an ale
wife cufes IL but it Is not 20. We pickle
them but do not salt them as heaylly as they
10 at the Nils. Then We string them upon
the .tieks, h4eg them up to Drip and then
put them IN the smoke house. We use
alder cod for smoking a. it gives them the
red color"
What price DO they bring in the market p
"Ih fret Of the season they sold for
/ 5 50 tuadfed Nov get IS cents per
hundred for them
Mr. Clark made Us generous present Of
sample OF his work snd We vent on our
gay lniclDg.
The smoked fish in th- market come large
I iy from such fisheries As tins but It is said
that 10 some strange manner the ST john
herring and our smoked alewiyes are fire.
+ quentiy mixed up. There are times when
the running Of the alewiVes makes tx :itug
and interesting work. TN one occasion /
AS told By All old resident the rush up ths
river AT oae tide was so great that many were
forced out of the water upon the rocks and
it seemed a, though one might easily walk
upon their backs over the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

Natures ERECTION is allus returned,
Gaze she never ioveSer pusson tell de pus-
son loves her.
Oar is UGH close kin 'twixt gladness
and sadness dat de tear o sorrow is Jest
ez bright ez de tear o joy
In cr trade dar amt but one thing wuss
den cheatin' er man, an dat one thing ia
lettin' him cheat you.
1t amt allus best to tell de truth. Oar
is times when ef you put er tender plant
outside de house de frost gwine ter
bite it,
Dom er thing too soon is erbout ez bad
ez not doin' it er tall De peach blooms
dat comes out in January is allus killed
by de frost.
1t is KNOWN dat we can do er thing
when we tries dat mighty often keeps US
frum tryin' De grain o corn dat is Xiv
cred wild er clod sometimes comes up be-
70 de one kivered wild er han'ful o saft
dirt -Arkansaw Traveller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
A New Kind of Cab.

new kind Of cab has just been put upon
the London streets and Is attracting much
notice. The body is hung upon a pair Of
wheels and the driver sits upon seat ar
ranged on the roof in front, while passengers
enter from behind, stepping from the road on
to kind OF platform similar to that at the
back OF an omnibus. Accommodation is pro
vided for four persons, the seats being ar
ranged along the sides Of the vehicle instead
OF back and front, as in cab or brougham
For the rest, the conveyance is fitted up like
an ordinary hansom, and it runs quite as
smoothly. Compared with the familiar
"grovler." it is luxury itself. and for ladies
it possesses the advantage over the hanson
Of being easy to enter and alight from 1t
has therefore probably a future before it
But it is a curious h. brid, and the public will
have 10 become accustomed to it before they
patroniza il TO any extent London Life
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He DANCED AT HER WEDDING


Td4rcei AZ her wedding las right,
And none could have guessed isy errsotion-
As saw her hrsie. her @ Eao1a
had lasizh-d a lifetime ; ceso<ioG-
daneeyi IL her ~s.ldang Why not,
Having Ased through the scene AZ the ALTAR
When the knot vas tied last fox al time,
Do you think that my courage would fal,er'
danced with e. A-hts0lIle scep,
With a face as unnlosei ~ the next ore.
He tnils- BE- fAruo1s fool
Who IN crisis h2s thiz could expect oG=s
Though a t'!5nut was raging within
To hftFay TO Onloozess his Izassion
I d1E 10 wear ny heart on ny sleeve;
That sort Of thing tsn't fly fashion
faEced: 70 did she. Though III swear
For fact that hardly know whether
stood OF my hs--is or ny cad
When we went wildly whirilng together
When her breath as saest On my cheek
As the blossoms q orange she carried
We dancr.l Til folks sal3 twas nad taste.
since vas the fellgs she marrizl
Boston Glot-.
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ns, aurop.- tn. r..1tsls. to be held I'll be re-
tlrrus victorio,l=-or dead
turs iusrin~tiYelv toward JuanitA, she
x.s ie,.nin.- hack in tser seat slowly tanning
h.r..lf her L.lf clossi eyes scarcely convey
IN, ax-r, an errrsssierl OF interest in the pro
s,-,ifne-S
s.hss-ia, faces the bul. the fas in his left
hand bis eyes watching the beasts tiis
band K AZ s-e~iv as a rock
IN. tuIl rharg,.s | drew quick breath,
ssba.,ian i Iii r.vht. gracefully, s,Fith the
-. ~ !, ,,rs,,ri,,.,i bul fighter. be escaped
tn. horns which merely rouchesi tht. scarlet
sag
a eh.--r rims ont fro4,, the crowd. bringing
d, Ap.h "a HI. ebeak
A,,;n tn. hail charles. again and sgain,
-,fb -j,ne Sebastian l. unsrarhed. but as vet
ta hal M, ehanc. If killing the bull He
ia f,1.inI, i, rovy. slowly he r,ises the sword
-,bs r.,i,r never tr..ryblee For on. second
all is dust. the next | saw his manly form
l.id out fun lsn-ta IN the sand.
Accustomed a, am 3, bull fights, | shud-
aere,i
IA il killed, cried the r-oule; he Is
,il,..Ir- The tsiil never look. at him again.
,,s.;,,,, ~, =, s,t,e, tn. ,.l.a. ~ ,na of the
rnaraJcrs ,-az4 AT .Jnanita once more
H. ..,,,-,.ss;l,-, t,s n1, altered "a tina le,,s.
- - a., ,,,s-elv ,-ihrates a little
,,,i,l,s- I t.-1.1 ne, woman
j. shout frr,n Tho. r.-o,,ls recalls nv atten-
tfou sebastian has risen. pickei up the
-, nj a. ,r5 j. f,c,ng the buli once
,,,ra Tbare v.s silence Ia the ring ike
3.h 81, 81 s,r-, A. ,-.,..,3 ,yajn all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

An effort was recently made by leading
New York daily paper 10 obtain photo
graph Of Mrs James G. Blaine for reproduc-
ton, and 1t was ascertained that she had
never had her picture taken except on oua oc-
casion-that was when she and Mr. Blaine
made thefr famous coaching trip in Scotland
Then in group she consented TO appear be
fore the camera. and an excellent likeness
was obtained There are but few Of these
pictures in existence one Of them being in
the possession OF MIR Marley Members Of
her family have repeatedly besought her to
sit for a photograph. but she has always
steadfastly refused. Lewiston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

good deal Of amusing art cant viii be in
dulged in today, apropos Of which | venture
to quote Sydney Smith: Il like pictures" be
says, without knowing anything about
them, but hate coxcombry in the fine arts
as well as in anything else. got into dread
full disgrace with Sir G. Beaumont once, who,
standing before a picture at Bowood, ex-
claimed, in turning TO me: Immense breadth
of light and shaded | innocently replied:
Yes, about an inch and a half He gave No
look that ought to have killed me"-Lna-
don News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

The most thusiast c pstrons of base ba
are probably the men who sit on the bleach
ing boards But am ore who occupies a
seat there is liable to catch cold; and mana
gers should present every patron thus eJ-
posed with bottle OF Adsnsou's Botanic
Cough Bslsam. msy2seod&eow
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81 .AJaas.

~ ii5dHS.
The lOrg needed rains came Tuesday and
"wednesday, and vegetation of all kinds, es-
pecislly the gra 5, ia growing fast. 4 gNoi
hay crop will he harvested from the prese ut
appearance f the telis.-rhc bodies of
the two Young men, Willis Tyler of 81. Al
bans and Frank Collins, who were rowned
at Fort Fair ieli, April 9Th, have been re-
covered ami Mr.. Tyler was brought home
here ard buried Frids,, NAV 2+th -
A good sized runaway occurred here Sat
uriAy night. 4 colt belonging 10 A. 5 Var
ney broke away from the Grange Hall, dc
moli.hei the wagon. and colliding with a.
other team hitched near Seekins' store
threw the horse down and broke the shafts
of the wagon to which he was attached,
Both horses were bruised slightly .-MelviI
Bigeiow, Esq has repaired the Buker stAul
and now occupies it-Rev. d A. Goodwin
has movtd 10 Knox and Morrill, where he
WAS sent by the Matte Conference Mr..
kncaid, the proprietor Of the mill. has
rented Mr.. Goods ms place in the village
and taken possession.
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Socal 2naffcrs.
STATE NEW q.
AKoOsToOE.
Ha,hIsya

We are glad To see Mr.. ard Mrs Amo,
Churchill in town azain---rhere will be ser
vices Ia the Town Hall on Memorial Day
Miss Rhode. az officsr Of the State W. K. c
stgsized a corps here May 18Th They vii
take psri 10 services on Memorial Day -
Thi. phoIe vicinity vas made Sad BY tbs
Heath Il Miss Luiu Stone which occurred
May I'D Miss Stone Vas very admirable
ard accomplished yoanz lady and leaves
macy friends sho share The sorrow % her
p4fteats. and extend heartfelt sympathy 70
the shoie family.
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lunch, added 10 thu
nervous anxiety. %
that when she came
cut from ore e. 10
storss she fell pros
I,rste upon the side
walk On fremont
street. she va
kindly cared for
and event ~hy
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saltwater for the tirst time in many years
Will give July fourth proper recognition by
a grand celebration. subscription has al
ready been started and enough money
pledged to ensure success II is proposed to
exeud invitations Ia the hand fire companies
OF otoao and Ellsworth, the UnioA Hose Go
of Bangor, the Steam company a old Town
and 10 h. Lincoln base ball nine, TO partiei-
pate ia the DAYS tun.--The Good rempsrs
held ar Ire cream socishle Tuesday night,
from which q good SUN was realized, consit-
erjng the ipclemency of the weather M
T. Adams of the firm OF Nerrick Il Adams
Nurservtuen, has been at hom On short
visit In, Su'tcu lIsyford mill will com
msncr work in about week. much
Ia the joy Of large class of
shorers who are mainly dependent on
this property tor their sea.pn's work.
5 ] Oakes Post. g \. K held me mortal
services in the church sunday. j J. Quimby
has nearly completed the repair on his store
and MIR, q Il Mchaes is making rapid
progress en- his property. The basement is
irishrd and the wurkmen are pushing the
Job IN the first h.or. Mr.. Michaels intends
to have his store realv for an opening by
july eth -Chas II Buzzcli has a fine colt
sired by Orvile W of Bsngor--tieo. W
Horn had brush with his three esr-old
Sisnwood against Henry Prstts noted
colt of Olitown and lead him two straight
heats Mr. Horn has refused s. 500 cor hi,
stallion
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reached her home, but hsr nervous Sstem
received . shsck from vhisA She has no' ys'
recovered
Such experiences are BY NO means f1t..n, !, non
MANY ladlss il l. true do not fall nfeiess uPsns
The street hut that the nervous systems 2.
thousands Of lovely lAdies undermlneu y, ~ -
can - no doubt. Nervousness seems " -
sImoet universal, and hundreds OF won i.
= no would b lovely otherwise ana AttrHen'. ~.
TO their husbands. lovsu and friea1s. az -
attractive because they are 20 oencAss -. ~,
neryoua The well known Mrs HariAha, IN .n
,na on This subjsct, says: why ladies WI
allow themselves - become weaAenoo IL y
slckly cannot uaderstAnd. when II can =
easily avoided. Careful living, the risnn t 80,
and 4 regular use OF the right remedy WI LoGp
Any woman bright and healthy GOOD nool .s.
M food instead OF the Thousand unheeitny
follies, and the regular U.s. r.
OF the preparAtiou 4<}
known as Hunts Remedy, ~ IN
viii, l am sure resulate ~
and keep any woman in fNS AEV
:: J
perfect health. l have NV ~
found this & reat Remedy wv
invaluable in my own NAfua~N |
cass, and am sure IL can E@Sl1
b made equally 50 In NJ"
that of every other nj M Dam "
woman" I'm K1Y
The above clearly Nm EU n
stated advice should [1 Il In "
be of the greatest + ]
value to all ladies,
vhether suffering or only slightly ailins
IL shows that well directed care and the
use OF the right remedy will preserve health
prolons beauty and make life more toyouA
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Miss Gusherly young and stylish, ris-
ing from her seati-Won't You take my
seat:
Miss Prideiy elderly and plainp--But
why should deprive you of it:
Miss Gusherly-Oh. I'll have seat
given me when you wouldn't you krow.
-Harper's Bazaar.
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A SHOPPING EXPERIENCE.

nsw . Lady Became Overcome ~ Sssv'
eos Strain and Fell % the street,
valuable Lessen - All Nervoss " omen
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,Sooec Directorg.

A UGUSTA LODGE NO. al +. l. A. N. Special
~ Communication Tuesday evening, May -, ai
$50 O'Clock Work in Third Degree.
All Masons -ojourning in the city are cordially III
vited to attend.
&C. HUNT, W. VI.
NrTNffIE SMITH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
Best of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee,
toral is in greater demand than ever
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Troubles is SO prompt in its effects, SO
agreeable to the taste, and SO widely
known, as this. 1t is the family meJ;-
cine in thousands of households.
az have suffered for years from a
bronchial trouble that, whenever take
cold or am exposed to inclement wealth.
er, shows itself by a very annoying
tickling sensation in the throat and by
difficulty in breathing. L have tried a
great many remedies, but none does so
well as Ayers Cherry Pectoral which
always gives prompt relief in returns of
my old complaint. Ernest A. Hepler,
Inspector of Public Roads, Parish Ter
re Bonne, La. .
AZ consider Ayers Cherry Peeteral a
most important remedy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
DIsFRANCHIsE ALL CHURCHMEN.

After reciting the main part of all the
"balderdash" eksd out by the weakly
Republican press of Idaho, and declar-
ing that the Mormons owe allegiance to
higher power than the laws of the
land. 1t goes on to memorable Con-
gress to deprive the devotees of that
form OF religion of the right to take up
aud make homes Of the public lands of
the nation. Would Catholics or Pro-
testants obey the behests of such body
as the idaho Legislature in prefer ence
TO the teachings of the Savior of the
World or the Ten Commandments?
We opine not. But "polygamy, polyg-
amy" is their cry, and they are almost
frig htened out of such wits as they have
lest it should be judicially declared
that nothing of the kind exists in the
teachings of the Church of which they
pirate and know soalttle. One adverse
decision causes the whole fabric they
have built to totter and fall. Well they
know this, but believing it as well to
Idle for an old sheep as lamb" they
sit up nights devising new schemes Tor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
sIRed shirt BilIO

PHILADELPHIA. January 23.-A special
to the Press from Denver, Colo, says:
Information has just been received
there that the sheriff of Wichita Falls
had arrested, at Clarendon. Texas. Red
Bill. or Red Shirt Bill. +" He is charged
with the murder of s. Morris VAIN, of
this city, and o. Livingston Strong, of
Rondout. New York, who was travelling
with Mr.. Vain over the plains in the
far west on hunting expedition. The
murder occurred on August 25th, not
far from RsWl;ns, Wyo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
a Non.sectarian seminary.

PoRT DEPOSIT, Md. January %
Hon. Jacob Tome, native of this
place. but for some years q resident of
Washington, D. c., has given half q
million to found free non sectarian
seminary in which the industrial train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
POWER BEHIND THE THRONE,

and that is the dictum of D. P. B.
Pride, whose mission in this world. as
declared by himself, and formerly
noted in TIE HERALD, is to guide Idaho
as she moves on towards Statehood.
and float her on the political sea with q
constitution embodying the test oath.
On Saturday last, the act to create q
prison commission with advisory
power, where application is made for q
pardon, passed the Council. 1t also pro.
vides that the labor of the Territorial
prisoners be contracted out to parties
resident or nonresident of the Terri
tory. No specification is made of the
kind of labor these convicts shall per-
form. 1t will thus be seen that while
New York and other of the old States
are making reforms in this respect, and
preventing convict labor from coming
In COZ f1ict with free Ia Dor, the pre- emit
Legislature of Idaho has also been tho
first to strike blow at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
The Wtndsflsnds Of III, Wild West !"
WITH SKETCHES OF THE HORIZONS.
"a chiefs Ibeenl amang ye takin' notes"
Burns.
BY A. B. CARLTON,
Chairman Of the "Utdh Commission.
BY A. B. CARLTON,
Chairman Of the "Utah Commission. u

The above is the title of new book
which will shortly be on sale by the princi-
pal booksellers. Its title So e ciently indi-
Gates its contents. In addition TO de scrip-
ton of the wonderful scenery of the west,
and sketches of travels, adventures and
observations among the people, it will con-
tain some etifying and interesting pen
pictures of notables, MornoD and Gentiles,
in tn valleys of the mountains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24

Way aOi!i you giue $50. $50, and SIC
for q seaoins machine s0hen you can oel
one for $50, sS5. $50, or sS5-oith THE
HERALD for one gear thrown int
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-24
h'PHERs oN's EDUCATIONAL BILL,

which has before been alluded to in
your columns, came up in the Council
on Saturday, and was considered in
committee of the whole. 1t is very
long. and is being considered section by
section. The old bill provided that a
tax of from to 10 mills on the dollar
might be levied by the county COM
missloners-thls one for from to 10
mills. Judge Mayhem moved to strike
out the new section, and leave the la "
as to amount of tax as it was. This
emit OF public instruction has received
for 81 800. The same gentleman re-
marked that he saw a Niger in he
wood-pile" all through this bill. and
moved to strike out $500 and insert
81 800. This was done. The committee
wadsd through only four sections
when it arose ano reported progress.
1t will probably be further considered
each afternoon, until the Council shall
have waded through its innumerable
sections.
Ithas been said of Nevada that few
members ever
WENT BACK TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS
after session OF the Legisla ure. We
have not yet come to that pass. But
there was nothing shs'p tbout those
Nevada fellows. They never had sens.
enough to prohibit the sale of provisio
and prevent the Carrying of concealed
weapons, else they might have still be,
enj .ying the freedom of the sage brus b
aims of the rotten borough" State.
Large delegations are here in the in
terest OF county division from r .cky
Bar, Bellevue. Mountain Home, Wash
ington County and other points. The
committee on counties and county
boundaries have not yet reported on
any of these bills. BUz.