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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
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grand RAPIDS. oct. 2s, 1859.
THIS j. 10 certify lAat ! have been
troubled With Neuralgia lu the fae
and Womb Tor over four / years. Al
times the pans were circulating. and
l thought J must die. hsd spent dol
lar after dollar and physicians could
give me NO felef. Upon the advice Of
Il friend bought "a bottle of strkegee's
Aeura.gia Drops, and after using 4 ac-
c0rdmg 10 directions, / can say / feel
better thsu ! have felt fOr many years.
! shall continue ~ It's use untl / am
thoroughly well. / feel very grateful
10 Mr.. Slcketee for making such
medicine. Viii take pleasure DO stat
ing my case 10 amy lady who may eak
Oh me.
MRS LIZZIE CLANTON,
100 OtIawa-st.
This remedy is on sale by al drug
gsts in this city and at Steketee's Dug
stores. 80 MOnroe-st. ami a West Leo
nard-st. where you can always find a
full line Stcketee's Family Medicine
fresh from Steketee's Laboratory. Send
by mail to any address al soc per bottle.
GEO, q. STEKETEE,
Sole Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
ASSIGN EE'S
SALE.

| will sell the entire stock Of Stoves,
Furniture and Carpets assigned 70 me
by Simon De Nries, at his stores on
Ellsworth-aye., at less than cost prices.
Sale to continue until everything
is converted into cash. One cow,
one horse, one delivery wagon
and two wagons at a bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
Jobbers' Prices.

JObbers' Prices
Apples-s22 - 2 barrel.
Beans -sl.T5.sl-.QJ ? bushel
ksgs-Zic + dozen.
butteT-is.8 Pie g. pound
l9tatOes-s5c e hu,hel
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26


FaEneEs' frOdaSc.
buFter-isf zee = psund.
kzxs-l>s ~ lxen.
F9taIoes-9e p Dush-i
esbbagvs-s .t6s.s 2 hundred.
larli ps--3e ~ 2 5lslel
beets-3oc ? 5usael.
Ear4lll Fs-tlc q kls1el
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
Ncus From ZnnEIhar.

ZA~zuBAR, Dec. lS.-Details Of
events lust previous 10 the execu-
ton OF Bushiri, the Arab leader Of
the insurgents in the revolt against
the Germans, show there had been
an engagement between the Ger
mans and Bushiri's forces, in which
thirty Of the latter were killed.
Bushiri WAS captured by Wasega
and surrendered TO Captain Wise
man. and rcctiveia reward oflO,OJJ
rupees.
At 4 bauque; given Monday night
to Henry ". Stanley 10y Coleman
Smith, British cOnsul-general,
Stanley highly praised the Zan-
Librarians who accompanied his ex-
! peiitien. When his men were
starving i'm the forests the Zanzibar
ians collected fungi, which kept the
Europeans alive. Tie IanZibarians
touched nothing until after the
Europeans had eaten.
The Indian community here to-
day presented Stanley with n silver
casket containing an address Prais-
ing his energy in opening Central
Africa TO commerce. Stanley CRATE
fully thanked them for the unique
compliment aud dwelt upon the
PROSPECTS, for the early commercial
development Of the British East
African company's territory. He
urged the importance Of connect
| ing Momhlst, on the coast, with
Victoria NyanZa by railway,
which would PASS into the heart OF
the region, all otwhich toemed with
a dense population, and would con-
sequently open for European manu-
Gactures vast markets now dormant
and unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
rhnInnhnn scnndnI.

LONDON, Dec. lS.-As result OF
the secret examination in connee-
ton with the West End scandal. n
summons has been issued for the
arrest OF Solicitor Arthur Newton,
Clerk Taylor and Interpreter Del
gala for conspiracy to defeat Justice.
Ii is understood Newton assisted
the proprietor OF the Cleveland
Street house, in which the scandal
occurred, in reaching America.
Preliminary 10 his demand in
Parliament, when that body shall
assemble, that the government take
official cognizIRce Of the West End
Club scandals, LabOuchere pub
fishes in Truth a scorching review
Of the infamy, which is the most
thorough exhibit Of the rottenness
Of n certain class OF English aris-
tocracy that any journal has yet
dared to place before its readers.
While Of course no names are men
toned. the readers cannot fail to
recognize the persons most likely TO
be called to account. One peer i'm
plicated, Labouchere asserts, hiss
already tacitly admitted his guilt
by not only leaving the country,
hut has been seeking congenial asso-
Citations in the service Of the Sultan
Of Turkey.
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FLUCTUATIONS.
A Resolution Offered in the Senate
COngratulating the Brazilian
Republic.
FROM ST. LOUIS coaEsk HoR.
RIELE STORY,
Henry II. Stanley Presented With
a Silver Cashet, by Indians,
at Zanzibar.
THE LONDON SCANDALS ARE
DEVELOPING.
The Military Order OF America
A PiOus shopliTtef.-Brazil
Peaceful.
THE LONDON SCANDALS ARE
DEVELOPING.
By Telegram to the NEws.I
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS,
\ Resolution CcSEfatuIsiing the
PeuFie of.he brazilian Republic.

4 Resolution CcSEtatuIaiins the
PeoFie of.he brazilian Republic.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.-MOrgan
offered the following, which was
laid over till tomorrow: "a resOlu-
ton 10y the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatives Of the United States Of
America, In Congress assembled.
The United States Of America con-
graduates the people Of Brazil
on their iuEt aud peaceful assump-
tinn Of powers, duties and response
bilities Of selfgovernment, based
upon the freecOnsentof the governed
expressed in their Reputation
of mOnarChicalTuie and their recent
adoption Of the republican form Of
government, and that the UuitcG
States Of Brazil is 10y this act TecOg-
nized rs n lawful and rightfGl gov
eminent, and that the Eaid republic
is Of right entitled 10 exercise and
enjoy international comfy and all
benefits Of the laws Of nations Is n
sovereign power. and the benefit Of
all rights, privileges and advant-
ages under existing treaties that
were cOnclu led between the USited
States Of America and the late
Empire OF Brazil; and tlat
this declaration Of the state of pub
lie laws in the United States Of
America shall be Dotified TO the
United States Of Brazil by the
President, and the President 10y his
proclamation shall require the pcO-
pie and government OF the United
states and Of the several States, and
all persons in authority therein. TO
recognize the flag of the United
States of Brazil as the flag Of free.
sovereign and independent State.''
Plumb offered an Amendment.
similar to that OF. last session, 10
the Pacific Railroad funding bill.
Referred.
Hear introduced n bill to give
jurisdiction In certain pension cases
10 the district courts Of the United
States. Referred.
Coke offered 4 resolution calling
On the Acknowledgement for inform
alton as to the attack on Justice
Field in California, and the kill
ing of David ;. Terry 10y Deputy
Marshal Maggie. Laid over till to-
morrow.
After executive session tho Senate
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
MILITARY ORpEK or AMERICA
ATTOINTMENTs CONFIRMED.

The following appointments wen
confirmed by the Senate today
William Walter Phelps, minister {,
Germany; Thomas II. Anderson,
Ohio, Minister TO Bolivia; Frederick
Douglass, Minister TO Hayti; =
LOudon SnOwden, Pennsylvania
minister TO Greece; Frank w. Pal
mer, Illinois, public printer, and :
number Of consuls, including Warn
er u. Sutton at NuevO Laredo, ana
Archibald J. SAMPSON, OF Colorado
at Faso Del NOFte.
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ILL KINDS OF PIT ElETED !
BeAier Ia Cedar Posts, Poles SD
wood, by Car Losss Etc-
IDAHO STORE, s sGS
The HISTORICAL RECORD
COMPLETE N FOUR VOL UMEs:
In Leather EindiaE...........---s
In Cloth 49,. $50
~ For sale at the DEsEEEr NEws
onsce.
From the DESEREr EvENING SKws,
SCuteIuhcr eSth.

a day or two since we noted the
Issuance, by Andrew Jcn-On, Of
vols. s. 6, :, and 5 OF the Historical
Record, bound in one. This COM
binatiOn makes a book OF over 1899
pages. 1t is next to impossible 20
over estimate its value. As n book
Of reference on matters Of Church
history, also upon matters Of interest
TO localities, and n ecclesiastical
organizations il is simply worth its
weight in gold. IL also affords much
information Of a personal Character,
embodied in numerous biographical
sketches.
What could he more Interesting
or profitable in literature % Latter
day Saints than n "Church eucy-
clopedia. " and this is the genius Of
the work which Brother Jensen
offers.
The Church Of Christ in this dis
peusatiOn has an unwTitten history.
It must in time lie given TO the
world in more or less elaborate
shape. This is n labor yet to be
performed, and when the task is
Undertaken It will be found that
the compiler Of the book now re-
ferred TO will have made the work
Of the future historian eompara
lively easy. Hefurnishes ground
work that will doubtless make a
most valuable base Of operations, the
keys given in his compendious
labor enabling the searcher after
details to reach them by much more
direct paths than he could without
such potent assistance.
We should think that the boob
would not only be an excellent and
priced addition to any private Ii
brary among the Saints, but would
prove n most useful auxiliary 10 any
association Of the young which
makes the study Of Church history
a part Of its exercises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
BUILDING ROCK H AT aTsR RE:I.b on n

Salt and 5IueIng Depot.
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In Opposition to vest.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. IS
Hon. jeff Chandler has consented
TO enter the field rs a candidate in
opposition to Senator Vest atthe ex-
piration Of the latter's term 1t Is
claimed that Chandler would enter
the field rs 4 protection democrat,
and would have { large support
from the outset OF his canvass.
Chandler was n republican in years
gone by and was candidate for the
misunderstanding in 1874, but
lstierly allied himself with the
democrats. He would lie remem-
Tered Us one Of tine counsel for the
defense in the "Star Route" trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
0uiet I'm RraziI.

New YORK, Dec. ls.-The steam
er Gym arrived from Bnzilian ports
today. She reports business going
on Just rs before the revolution.
Citizens are tearing down all EN-
blems and coats Of arms having
any connection with the imperial
party. All streets which bear names
pertaining TO royalty have been
changed to conform with republican
ideas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
A widow Robber.

CoLDwATER, Mich, Dec. Is.-A
sensation was created here 10y the
disappearance OF Dr.. p. p. Nicholas,
formerly mayor and ut one time
registrar of deeds. 1t is alleged DR.,
Nicholas business methods have
impoverished several families, amoug
them needy widows and old soldiers.
1t is presumed he has gone to Cana.
da. His debts are estimated at up
wards Of $50, 200.
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EATARRH
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate % John Taylor. peeessed.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. BY TIE
~ undersigned. Administrator Of the
Estate Of John TAYLOR. decreased. to the
creditors Of. and all persons having ciaIms
against the said deceased. 20 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice. 20 the said administrator. at No. go
south First West Street, salt Lake City. in
the County Of salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated December 18th. 1872.
FREDERICK TAYLOR.
Administrator % the Estate Of John Tay
Ter, dcceaset. i law tW
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Lehi :. Iinsey, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. Administrative, Of the
Estate OF Lehi :. TInge5. dcccased, TO tho
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ter
months after Tire hrst publication Of this
ngticc. 10 thB sait ADMINISTRATIVE, a. 2i5
". Forth Temrie street. sslt I-aks CITY, In
the County OF salt Lake.
Dated November 7fh. lS-9-
AMELIA J. TTNGET.
Administrative OF the Estale OF Lehi {.
Tlngey. deceased. COW 5w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19

agricultural and other products;
also, 4 resolution calling on the
Secretary Of the Territory for infor-
nation in regard TO the Tanner in
vestigation.
By Wilson tWashington), for the
establishment Of an assay Office at
Spokane Falls.
By the various delegates, for the
admission into the Union Of Idaho,
New Mexico and Wyoming.
Among the hills introduced for
the erection Of public buildings were
the following: San Diego, Stockton,
San Francisco, San Jose and Oak
land, California; Pueblo, Colorado;
Helena and fremont, Montana;
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle,
Washington; Albuquerque, New
Mexico; Salt Lake City, Utah, and
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
shop-iInInS.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. IS Miss
Maud Curran, who has been sup
posed to he one Of the most faithful
workers for charitable associations
in this city, was arrested last night
for shop-lifting. The police found
over $1,000 worth Of goods stored in
her residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
IsnrrihIc sinr, nf Crnclt,.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia story Of
horrible and barbarous cruelty, in
which George a. Guenther, fiend'
ish old man, was slain by his twelve,
year-O!d son yesterday, was related
today by Charles Gaenther, elder
brother Of the murderer. The sons
story brands the dead man as saw
age fiend incernGts, who delighted
in acts Of inhumanity toward his
children. Among other baIbarities
alleged was the claiming up of the
children in n dismal apartment,
nude, and while in that condition
tJrturing them with all the cruelty
practiccd in the InquisitiOn,
Il have not lived at home for five
years, - said Charles Guenther. II
left home after one period of slow
torture that made me- desperate. /
had done something that my father
did not like. 1t was small Oilense,
but the way my father tortured me
would have made any ole believe
either me was crazy or l had COM
mittcd q terrible crime. My father
made me go up stairs with him 10 4
room in the rear part Of the house.
Here he brought out some chains,
and when caught sight Of them !
set up en outcry, tul no one neari
me. My father shouted to me TO
stop that internal noise, and when
he found he could not, We had q reg
ular fight. Finally. he got the bet
terof me, anu by threatening to do
meeven greater violence compelled
me to keep quiet. Then he began to
bind me with these chains, When |
thought he had finished lie took up
another and fastened ii around my
neck and fixed il 20 that | could
HARDLY MOVE NY HEAD.
Then he left me several hours, dur
ing which / suffered iiendish tor
lures. After the lapse Of n few hours
he came up stairs with n bottle OF
WHISKY. He released me from the
chains and compelled me TO strip
from head 70 foot until | stood nude
before him. Then he chained me
up and took n gO0d-sised pin nna
Utkitu lli-EhAAi5 lat WIN - A@NAA
head TO foot until I was bleeding all
over. My father then wet his fin
gers from the bottle and rubbed over
what seemed 10 me every sore he
had made on my body. He did not
rub it all over my body at once, but
would rub over 2 small space until
all the stuff bad been rubbed in,
when he would wet his fingers again
and begin on another place. The
pain was terrible aud eNcruciating.
/ must have fainted, for remained
in that room all night, chained up,
and did not know anything until
The next morning, when 1 was re-
leased. After that l ran away"
TIE boy Emile was held for beat
ing his wife to death, acts like an
imt,cile and is believed TO have
been driven insane 10y the cruelty Of
his father and the tragedy Of yesier-
day. Today he failed to recognize
his own brother, and when appealed
to almost sipplicatingly for a recog-
milton. there was a silly smile about
the mufdereT's mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
Confirmation OF Appointments
The Opposition 10 Judge Brewer.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS Repre-
sentative PaysOn today introduced
n bill appropriating 5000, to b,
Immediately available, for the pur-
pose Of paying members Of Con.
gress their salaries lost by the Sill.
colt defalcation. 1t charges the in
vHstigatinS committee with the
duty Of Transferring the assets OF the
office to the United States treasurer,
who shall be entrusted with the
disbursement Of the same. Any
private deposits Of members found
in the safe are 10 be held by the
Treasurer subject TO disposition by
the court OF claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19

bright teeth. and lips that grow the while
GIVE light and color 10 a smile;
Aud. infinitely more than this,
tive light and color TO 4 kisE.
But both must suffer from the want.
OF the life giving sOZODONT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
NATIONAL SCHOOL SYSTEM.


A bill containing The outlines OF
4 national school system was intro
duced today by Ingalls,. Itprovides
for the appointment Of a national
board OF education, consisting Of one
IN, mber from each State ard Terri
tory and the District Of Columbia,
who shall have charge Of all the
machinery Of the school system,
districts Of which shall he estab-
lished wherever the parents II
twenty-five children hsk for the ap-
pOintment Of teacher. All instruc-
tons shall he in English.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
TIE TARIFF BILL

introduced in the House today by
Representative DOckery includes
those sectious Of the Mills bill
relating TO timber and wood, wool
aud woollen fabrics, carpets and
clothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
MORTGAGE INDEBTEDNESS

of the farmers of the United States
and the percentage Of farmers who
are tenants; also, to enlarge the free
list and to equalize taxation.
BY Spinola, for the retirement OF
John G. Fremont with the rank Of
maiOr-general.
BY Ewart of North Carolina, for
a total repeal Of the internal revenue
laws.
BY Butterworth, for full recipro-
city between the United States and
Canada; also, to regulate the manu-
facture and sale Of counterfeit or
compound lard.
By Grosvenor, to provide an in
crease OF pension TO minor children;
also, TO make the minimum rate of
pensions s. n month.
BY +. Il. Taylor, to restore the
rate Of duty on imported wool.
By Enloe, TO prohibit gambling in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19

COFFEE
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Rio. proper
blended and IS
coneetsi by 81
20 noke tae
incest cup CT
Coffee "a the
land. a 5sauii-
full Picture Card
in every Pack
acc. FOR Saio
syeTyaiiere-AsS
your Grocer for
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
IforlsP.

WAsHISGTON, Dee. IS. - The
Senate amendments to the House
Joint resolution for printing the
agricultural report were agreed To.
The committee on ways ami
means reported n concurrent resolu-
ton fer a Recess from December 2lsi
until January 9Th. AgIecd to.
The Speaker having Laid before
:he House message from the Pres
ident recommending that the limit
Jf the international marine con-
.ercnce lie extended two months. a
iCint resolution extending that
authority until March Ist was
passed.
The committee on rules reported
Il resolution for the immediate roll
call Of the States for the intro
duciion and reference Of bills.
Adopted.
The Silcott committee reported n
resolution authorizing the sergeant
alarms to offer n reward Of 5000 for
the arrest Of the ahsconding cashier,
the reward to be paid out Of the con-
tingent fund Of the House. Adopt
ed.
Under the call Of States the fol.
lowing bills were introduced and
referred:
To reduce the tobacco tax; to regu.
late immigration and amend the
naturalization laws and TO prohibit
aliens from acquiring titles to lands
in the United States; to declare the
forfeiture Of all unearned land
grants; to repeal the prescription
and timber culture laws; TO provide
for n graduated income tax; TO tax
trusts; to prevent a cOatrac-
ton Of the currency; 10 re-
PEAL all laws requiring an accumu-
lation Of gold for redemption Of trea-
sury notes: for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
FREE cOINAGE % sILvER:

to permit the President to veto sepa-
rate items in general APP ropriation
bills; requesting the President to
open negotiations with Mexico for
the establishment Of friendly and
commercial relations and for the ad-
justment Of boundaries; for the inn
portation Of certain wines free Of
duty; TO repeal the duty on sugar
anu TO pay a bounty TO aid in The
cultivation Of sugar; for the free i'm
portation Ofjute bagging.
BY Hit to promote a commercial
uDion with Canada.
BY LAWYER, TO pay Colonel John
George Ryan 100000 damages The
was arrested on a charge of aiding
John Suratt); also appropriating
$4,000 t. repair the postoflice build
ing at Chicago; also, TO place letter
carriers who have served twenty
years on the retired list on half pay;
also to remove the tax Of two cents
per pound on oleOmargarine.
By Wyke, declaring il TO lie the
sense of the House that the commit
tee on ways and means should report
ut an early day a plan aud rate Of
taxation by which SlS0, 600, 600 shall
be raised annually on incomes and
salaries in excess of 5000.
By Holman, 10 preserve the purity
Of the electoral franchise.
By Henderson Of Iowa, to declare
unlawful trusts and combinations in
restraint Of trade and production.
BY Anderson Of Kansas, TO create
postal telegraph in the United
States.
By Turner of Kansas, TO shorten
to three years the period required in
homesteading public lands.
BY Morse OF Massachusetts,, 10 re-
peal the Interstate Commerce law.
BY DOckery of Missouri, to ascer-
tain the amount of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19
CHICAGO TRADE.
L. WOLF MFG. co.
FINE = BATHR0OM 0UTFIFS

Sanitary SPeciaitics.-H esh Tubs.
i.aIratortes, Water Closets. Kitchen
sinks, Laundry Tubs. All OF the latest
designs and naost modern devices.
cutalog-os Of i-hioh are CEeerrIfliy Furnished
20 iHfcrssfsa.
GENERAL OFFICES. eG-IlI West Late -
EXHIBIT DEPARTMENT: - Dearborn ST.
FACTORIES: eS-ll West Lake ST., and
Carroll & Hoyne Avenues 4 Fulton 81
Chicago, HI diy
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JUDGE BREWER.

The negative vote ON Judge
Brewers confirmation was said To
have been east by Blair, Wilson
llowa), Colquitt, Allison, Chandler
and Pettigrew. Senator Edmuuds,
Il is said, declined 10 vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-19

sFEGNcIs ARMSTRONG, ME-. CUMMINGS
Priest. Cashier.
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CuIErs OF Tnr SIOUX NATION.

Leading chiefs OF the Sioux IA
ton had n conference today with
Secretary Noble in the presence OF
members Of the Sioux Commission,
Indian bureau officials and several
western senators. The Indians asked
for q re-survey Of one Of the bound
arg lines of the reservation, and
that they be compensated for ponies
appropriated by the United States
troops in 1855. They also asked for
more schools and that Indians he
employed in positions about the res-
ervation when practicable.
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DESEgT NiTl0HlL BlHK,
SALT LAKE CTTF, UTAH.

Paid Up Capital, $3.50 600
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