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The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

Empress Frederick receives 240,- 0O0 year from the German Gov ernment. The fortune left to her by the Duchess of Galliera brings her in 912,O00 a year; and she has life interest in the trust estate of her husband. In all she has about 97O,OOO a year.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05
me Feast Or st. augustin.

AnC fCdSt UI Sts AusuSGEHs F. In an open letter to the Citizen
 NIT. JOHN A. SPRING comments as
 follows upon the Feast of St. Au-
 gustln, Tn reply to strictures made
 theron by the Tucson Star
 (Honi soft qui nal y pense,
 'The Star in late issue says
 that the Feast of St. Augustin
 means the gathering of gamblers,
 cut-throats etc."
 The fashion of celebrating the Feast of St. Augustin is pretty old.
 When this town belonged yet to the Spaniards and afterwards was under the rule of the Jesuit fath- CTS from Queritaro, it was essen- tiallY a church feast, lasting for three days, during which the reve- nue of the church was something wonderful. "Well, "tempora mu- tantur ct nos mutamur con illis." l do not quote this in Latin to let you know that I know that lan- guage, but simply because it cam not be translated with the Same ef- feet; besides I believe that pretty we'll everybody understands it as it is.
 4 few years ago certain news paper not a thousand miles from Tucson offered to the public tho moral question: "Where is my boy to-night?" during the feast sea- son, but never asked "Where am I tonight ?"
 l suppose that I will have to stand great deal of abuse for writing this and I know that it is a hard thing to undertake the defense of what apparently are vices and inducements to vice.
 Gamblers certainly they do con- gregate at the Park, and I believe they pay to this county and city their licenses. In fact I have seen that their license are generally paid before any other. That justifes their business. But I happen to know that when there is money re- quired for charitable purposes, for I sudden accident, for a contribu- ton to a widow or orphan, they put their hands in their pockets and hand out whatever there is here often, quite often, more than whole congregation will collect 'n the Sunday plate. Of course hey do not publish it, for this rea- on you never see them at the head # a subscription list.
 The Star mentions cut-throats -lso. Has there been any more ,rime, drunkenness, disorderly con- luct or any other breach of tho 'eace against the dignity of the Territory, etc, on account of the Feast? The criminal calander of his city fails to show it. if so it ras."
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

OUR county authorities are right ly opposed to the present ridicu- lous dual government, and they will recognize Governor WolAey as the Executive, and his appointees as the legal officers of the Territo- ry. This is not only proper but is in accord with right and common sense.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

THE Territorial Board of Equal ization made a levy of S04 cents on each $10O of property assessed in each county of the Territory, This levy is the Territorial tax on each county.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05
tcITIUurIar UIIppIMgS,


 Two dollars and fifty cents is tn, : tax rate in Maricopa, for count and territorial purposes. James ". Griffith was shot anC
 instantly killed by man named
 Mat. Black, near Flagstaff, on the
 18th ut.
 The rate of taxation this year ir
 Pima County is $3 30 on the $10(
 in the city of Tucson, and s2 90 or
 all property outside of that city.
 Gov. Wolfey has offered a re-
 ward of $500 for the arrest and con viction of the person or persons who murdered the Chinamen Hop Sing and Le Mon, near Phoenix on the 7th ut.
 Taxes in Mohave county are in- creased to $4.20 on the hundred dollars. It is a heavy burden to bear and will have the effect of causing taxpayers to dodge their taxes.
 H. E. Lacy, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, and formerly a resident of Apache County, has gone to Santa Monica.
 The rate of II cents on the dollar as fixed by the board of supervisor was mandatory and not their choos- ing. It will pay off old scores which should have been paid by the last board. Had it not been for the extravaganza and negligence of the past four years of our county con gross the rate would not be over g cents on the dollar.-Tombstone ProspectOr.
 Martin Weir, of Tucson, has dis covered and Arizona plant from which he makes superior article of indelible ink, and he has applied | for patent.
 Prof R. L, Long, principal of the territorial normal schoal, an nounces that the fall session will commence Monday, Sept. 2d, 1889, and continues for ten consecutive 
 Postmaster Chatham and Judge Cordis are aspirants for the Nogal- ss, Consularship.
 The Star says that Mark Smith, Ben Goodrich, s. F. Webb, B. A. Fickas, Tom Smith and T. D. Far sh have put up $500 each to clear ,ff the indebtedness of the Phoenix 1azette and that each one of these gentlemen owns that amount of tock in the concern.
 Itis given out that either J. H. Iee or Col. Thrope will be appoint d register of the Prescott land ,face. A sort of extra term of District Court will be commenced on the 9th inst, at Prescott. Judge , Wright thinks it will not last long z r than three days. { Judge ". ". Porter was one of he pall-bearers at the funeral of he late Judge Terry.
 Great preparations were made l Tucson for the fiesta, which ' pened there last Tuesday. Bull $ ghts were a feature of the celebra- a on. o A son of Senator Evarts, of New ork, has been spending the sum- Ter on a cattle ranch in Apache c ountv, and liked it. He must be ti Belt. il It is reported that a number of " orses are being trained in Tonto II asin for the coming fair at Phe- K.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad II nmpany offer reward of 5000 VI F tho arract and conviction Of tho HG
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

IT is rumored that Judge Barnes will soon be removed and that Gen. Wilson, of Tucson, will be appoit- ed to fill his place.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

THE Senate arid land committee will reach Tucson tomorrow, the 9th inst, according to the latest re- ports.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05
UeueraI sHteiIigUnCe.

N'4AAiiNiiU k'i1AtdilIiI1OPiSt3 UlCU d that city on the 25th ult., agec so years.
 Buffalo Bill has been engaged b, ] the French Government to teacl l 100 cavalry officers to ride in the !, American style.
 | A California 2-year-old, Fl Ric Key, won the great Mammontl ] race, and did it easily. Another Niagara crank has sue
 cessfully gone through the rapid: in barrel shaped boat. Three people walking through .
 small strip of woods in Rhode Is- land. were overtaken an drowned
 by the waters of a bursted dam.
 The Democratic State Conven-
 tion of Ohio nominated James E.
 Campbell on second ballot for
 governor on the 18th ut.
 A Washington dispatch of the 26th states that the President had not fully made up his mind to call an extra session of Congress.
 Dempsey knocked out by La Blanche in San Francisco lately in the 32d round, by chance, but terrific blow on the jaw. Washington people are agitating the removal of Gen. Grants monu- ment to their city.
 The charges against Judge Field have been dismissed by the Stock ton district attorney.
 Wife of Rob't Ray Hamilton, great grandson of Alex Hamilton, fatally injured her nurse in a quar- rel with her husband. She is held for murder.
 Miss Tanner, daughter of the corporal, has been discharged from the pension office at Washington.
 A wonderful young Russian gian- tess has just arrived at Paris. She is only eleven years of age, and is already six feet six inches in height.
 A daughter of c. P. Huntington is reported engaged to an impecu- ious English count, or "no accunt."
 The surplus has increased about S5, 100000 since the first ofAugust, and the cash on hand in the gov vaults now amounts to over s7O,0OO,0OO.
 California has 1S7 800 homesteads of 160 acres each that have not been applied for
 or the 32O,O00 miles of railroad in operation in the world about one-half are in America.
 Successful telephonic communi- cation has been established between Chicago and Milwaukee.
 Over twenty thousand French ( people have been induced to emi- yrate to the Argentine Rpeublic, md about the same number would { 'e awfully glad to get back to France again. |;
 London Justice says that all the people now living'in the world, or : lbout l,4OO,OOO,O0O, could find tanding room within the limits of '. field ten miles square, and by aid # telephone could be addressed y a single speaker. A Georgia farmer prevents his 0 ows from jumping a fence by cut a ing off their lower eyelashes' mak- k ng them think the fence is three S ines as high as it really IS. If r ou cut the upper lashes a reverse u fusion will result, he says. Ii A misunderstanding wire dangling o, l the air, at New York, knocked VI lree men and a Newfoundland dog T' ,nseless within less than five min -
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

A Phoenix paper states that Mar shal Meade's term has expired.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

General Malone has been nomi- hated for governor of Virginia,
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05

THE Pope has left Rome and now resides in Spain.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-09-05
0mciaI Paper Of inc County.

Advertising Eate6- Che inch, one Month, h,......-...... ...s200
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 one Year,.......-........1O0 100. co One Column, one Month, .20. %
 one Year. 10000 Local notices will be inserted at twenty cents . line first insertion and ten cents line each subsequent insertion.
 Legal notices will be inserted at S2.00 square ten lines Of this typelfor the first insertion and e @ q square for each subsequent insertion. Stock brands will be inserted one brand on cut, one year, S10; eac haddifional brand on cut. same owner, s; each additional brand or character, bar or connected letters, requiring engraved block, enc year, g..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Albany.

John Up,oa slipped down ,ni ilslOe,,'
a his shoulfsr.
John whc,,lsr slipp~i down on . side
an Tie threw his are from hin. Bat The
AIe followed hln down the hil AMI over
tookhim. cutting cult. g,.h In his tnes.
Mr. PoiAnd's family are severely sri'e
"a slth colds And pnsamouiA giri OF
eight year. died last week. AMI three other
children we're very sick ~ thai time.
A Blue hsrun maize 81 ussucees'fal dive
upon 4 hen In Isaac fiint's door yard.
Toe hen iosk rv'ug, 10 . WOOD Pile. The
hsfon psrchei upon The pile % watch Tor
his g.ms ani Mr. flint gave bin charge
% cold lsad lie measured three feei,
sevsu incss. from Up q tip % viugs.
Miss AunA II Cummlngs has returned
from visiting friends Ia Msssschusstts.
She lef the little blind b0y 81 Perkins
Institute Tie seemed quite happy tAsrr.
Mls. Alice wariwvll % Ausouis, Coun..
1. spending fsv days with her grand
father. Frsnklin Case
Wafrvu Becker l. teaching In district
No 4, Al The oorusr
Roosrt lughAm yet lives bat Is very
loS
jacob Frsrch .nt family have moved 10
Norway village.
Lambsrmsn are h,ppy snd busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
South Buckheld.

Erra M.r.h.ll, OF Hebron. has one OF
The lArge-, and hsndsomesi two yesr-oli
colts We have hal the pleasure OF seeing.
n being got By Records Prescott out oil
his Andy Psiehsn mare. IL IL now gen.r'
aly conceded that Andy Ps,chen Was one
OF the mOst successful stations that ever
stood In this vicinity. Arthur Lowel'
ak year old mare by this horse can ro,
In 2 80 a. any time. Those having brood
msrcs Of his &c, should no, part with them
for q song.
The farmer readers Of the Democrat ars
lu,s rested 10 all maiiers relating 10 horss
breeding and your correspondent VIII re
late q story told him In 9 neighboripe
town exhibiting one Phase OF the risks At
tending horse breeding A farmer having
likely young Blackhswk mare psironired
q pOpulsr stallion. gave his mare az excel
lent chance, aud ,e,iug more systemstles'
ly than the most OF rs. KEEP, an accurate
account Of the actual cost. outlay for feel
etc, for mare aud colt from the time th'
col, was foslei until Il was nEe months
old, and, dear reader. the cost Was 81
emitting service fee Of stallion. Aud nov
for the sequel Of the Interesting story
For while this colt WAS considered likely
colt enough the farmer actually sold IL th'
past Decemberfor $50 These are unvafn
ishei facts.
North Turner Bridge claims the dis,inc
ton OF possessing the champion horse
JOCKEY Of the State In the person OIL %
Bryant. Mr.. Brysni IL under forty year
OF age and IL said 90 have mastered %
,ets and accomplishments OF the jockey u
remarkable degree, possessing NOR
than local celebrity.
Born. January itth, TO the wife OF Dr
&C whitman. q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Mason.

winter has come aud our lumbermsr
are happy once more. A foot OF hesvy
snow makss good dolng In the woods, bot
In The oPsn eountry, drins and bare
groand vlll prevail
e. Y. Drowu bad bis leg jsmmei qult'
badly by having . log roll onto II vhll'
unloading timber yesterday.
We bear With much sorrow that Mr.. A.
L. Whitman's youuges, eAild was sealdet
last Saturday 80 badly by sitting down IA
. pail % DO, water that u died Sunday
People cannot Be TOO careful 10 handling
hot water.
A \. Beans steam mill bad 10 shat
DOM for q short time on account OF some
trouble with he engine, but IL Il again
funulbg
EIsridss Msrrin !. drivias team for
Daniel Morrill,.
AlobIo Tyler 1. A. work for A. O. Love
Joy.
Ca.rl,. Pingrcs and Ne, Bennett have
boughi The Burnhsm lot 10 North Albany
and are cutting % the timber this winter.
The Democrat came - ne last week
brighter than ever IL looked Ike an old
friend With = ueu suit on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
FrYepurg.

Rev r n MeGowsn % Cornish preach
"a a. ths Congregational church IN Il
csAngs viih Mr.. Livingston, sunday' NE
.Oih
More than q TOO, % snow isll on Mon,
iay. Which gave opportunity Tor ne pse o.
tae hagh snow roller owned ~ ne tosh
irAuu BY slgat horses u uAs cutie Al ln
Poslug s.Eht
Frank Y Hove ~ho hAs position In
saos factory 10 wolfooro, y. II has beer
A. zone
Kus InsAi. % Denmark wss IN toSr
over Sauisy. ihs gaest % Hattie Pie.
C'sytou W PIKE % The MassAehussits
lns,itats % Technology l. passing his Va
cAtion a. bone
Rohsr, Harrinau PAS novel into Mrs
JsrLssis hou.e. Mrs. L. IL a. Bartlett
uth der nsics Mrs brown.
Mrs. Wilcox. whose husband tied ~
csutly a. Chsthan. has q home Sith De-
tsaghisr. Mr. n Hlldehrsnt
Herbert Allen % Dennsrk, y. A. =
uas On the village this week.
Susan A Charles ha- ben visiung a.
NJ Sssvsy'.. Conway Csntsr, and fsunl'
SsaTsY retnrnet With her
G. y Lord ant Mary Warmer Sef'
married. 90 Tuesday and lsn imn~diAie' y
O. visit frisrts
TIE second lecture % the course "a
given 90 rhurstsy. the 2t,h, ~ Rev NJ
Livingston. % Jsffe'. y. II. on "Ie'
Years 10 TURKEY. A Mr. l. nArrate'
his osn observations and experiences
misslouary In ne ooantry. the lectaf'
vAs very entertaining ant Instructive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Rnmfnrh Cantra

Meetings will be holden every evening
this week e1eep, "Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Cochrsne and possibly Rev. MI.
Bean, OF West Paris, will assist.
Mr.. Parker has his Old Folks Concert
here next Wednesday. We expect grand
time.
The Democrat wss right In stating that
David Glines realized enough from biz
cows % pay his taxes. SO be does nearly
every month.
orders ahead At the butter factory.
The Old Folks Copeer, to be conducted
by Nj. z q. Parker OF Hailowell, st Rum
for,i Centre promises 20 be . magnificent
AFFAIR. Nearly al the best singers OF Ram
ford, Hanover and some from Newry are
rehsarslns. A good orchestra is also en-
gagged. The concert viii be given Jan. 70
Mr.. Parker IL spending the winter teach
ing singing schools In Apdoyer, Rum
ford and Peru. This IL bis fourth winseI
In Oxfor q County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Milton Plantation.

A, TIL. writing We are enjoying little
OF real winter.
Sunday morning gave ne . breath OF
really cold air for II Vas I've below zero.
Monday morning gave ne sin Inches OF
snow % travel upon.
think people were anxious 10 Improve
the chance 20 haul lumber and loads, for
n. falling snow OF Monday dii not hinder
some.
The winter school closed FRIDAY, Jan.
u.ry 18Th. There vas lyceum In the
evening. J y iiuichin- has been the
teacher aud has given good Satisfaction,
|. the present which be received In the
evening we'll Indicates. II IL expected
there will be sprlpg term and the
lyosum. connected with the school are %
be kspi up.
There VA. born. January 18Th. 10 the
wife OF wAllscs Morse, 9 sou.
We are blessed with some smart women.
Mrs. II. A. Bean walked -four miles over
hIll. AMI through bush AMI brsmble 10
visit her daughter. IL Was before the late
snow storm came.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
North Albany.

he past -e.k IA. ben fan % aeci'
tsrts. Bryce 4 Klmhsl 40, thrown TON
Dad % shook art sprsined bis wrist
hAiiy. Joau Upton tislocaiet BIS shoal'
'ef ~ slipping 90 he ice John Wheels'
cat Is knes. wsniAn wheeler ~as
suuck % he hssd By falling limb and
received al cut Al are doing vel.
Besides he me shove named sccifenis
iasfs A., sny quantity % bruises received
'rou supplng on ths Ice TOO usmefous 70
meruln.
Jessie Ho't1u l. very slim from Asihm,
AZ tiinsy trouhls.
Business l. hooming since The snow
Tss.ve hofsss and foar o1en are doing
iaslf bsst o. hAnl saunders shook "
Rsthsi. ant thsrv are some men Sho don
sen o. at mach idie hresf lasi noS.
he Methodist society hsld their annaN
'alfN ias Tosn Hoa.s, Thursday, Jana'
AZ l;ih. II proved = success- TIE
sutefia!nmsut consisted o. dialogues pap
TONNES. declamAtious etc iutersperseo
r.ta music. Z,ifss n Hassltou presiisd
A. ihs organ Mach credit Il Cue 70 ih'
participants 10 The exercises, ard ihsY nus
Ave fs.t NAT ihsif labor vas tuly apprecl
I'D ~ he amount % applause received
NJ at Mr. Frst CLARK sud their dNaeh
20 Hattie aiist mach ln singing Al th'
close ahoat seventy pArtook OF oakr'
Ear Az pastry supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
wilson's Mills

T = Fin, OF Colsbrook IL up acting a
guide a. = son OF a. q. Kent who VAS vel
kpovn n oar older people.
Mrs.. George Lewis hes been M on I
visit. slso JOhns,hsn Bennett OF Ne~ry.
Ava Coolidge aud Horatio Chase arr
hauling bay from Upton across The lake.
Frank Clark IL sgsin In town. lie work.
Tor Walter Bueknsm.
J. A. Baeknsm OF Avon, Mass IL In
town on vislt 10 his son Walter
Simon Stshl IL al flints. lie IL on hi'
way 10 the logging camps With watches
and jewelry.
n. A. Tvi,ehsll. v. A. Flint and Walter
Bueknam went 10 Colebrook amer horss
for each All were successful, returning
to-day.
Baeknams team put 10 oae tree that
scaled oue thousand.
To ring the changes oE that same old
theme. The weather even IL subject %
change a. the unprecedented state Of the
weather enables ne "a record. warn, pleas
ant and no snow, Jan. 2otb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Hiram.


January eOih. 1859. Vas 9 beautiful Sab
bath With the nslis a. bare ~ In Jane.
Ga The 2i.t the hearts OF The Lumber
msn we're gl,dieuci by foot Of snow.
Miss Elds v. wadssorth IL teaching
10 Sor,hnsld. Mass. Some ,seu,y years
ago Hiram depeniei ou other towns for
tso.ihirts OF our teachers. Now, thsnk.
% the Free High Schools and Normal
schools We have many talented aud sue
es.sful teachers 20 teach 81 home and Ne
have furnished Others 10 teach 10 New
Hampshire. MassAehuseiis, Rhode Island.
Conneeiieut. California. Kentucky and
Iowa
GA TUESDAY, EiaAB Greene, . boardsr
Al our house. severed an artery 10 Der
hand. DR.. Wilson WAS called and dressed
The wound
Miss Juns KlmbAll picked q mayfowe'
In bloom December Slsi
January 2i.t We saw . rainbow 10 Z
snow storm.
Saco River closed January 22d.
REUBEN \. MouliOn came home from
Bartlett. ". II, iAsi week 10 Val, for sled
ding
Joseph Ha,ehlngs Is At work 81 Bartlett
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Hahron.

The funeral OF Mrs. Horsiio Bonnsy &C
Cured Tuesday. The services By Rev
&. X. Harden were ~ the house of Mr.
KEekiel Merlin. her son-in.lsw. Ths In
tsrment wNs on Merrill HIN.
A. J. Turner. rep,lrer OF clocks aud
watches has bought chronome,er, sni II
people DO not have correct time II win not
Dc bis fault
A gooi deal OF slelghlng IL going ot
about this time. also WOOD hauling.
For several weeks prayer meetings have
been held once week In The centre dis.
trict and In No. =.
Rev. Mr.. Harden expects 10 move lnto
the new parsonage before the commence
ment 90 school next veek.
A frce concert viii be given By The band
In The chapel. Friday evening. the ash
Bert 0iover's little boy who Vas so bad
y cut last week Il doing nicely. lie Is .
brave little fellow. for fve-yesr-oli. and
wanted 10 see the doctor sew NJ the
uoand.
Erpss, S,artsvsni I. bresking his colt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
West PAria.

LII Audre-. "a. Joined partnership
viii Ellingsood 4 Rifion for The nan
u'actarinz o. furniture and chairs.
c. {. Adams IL throagh working IN We
aiil Harry Grsy OF New FORA TAKES bis
place
TIE book.ksepsr a. ne chair factory,
NJ c. n. Lane. resigned his position Sat
urtsy AMI Perry from DssriuE takes
hi. place.
Hannibal HOGghiOu OF AaOarn Il 10
towu.
Al Curtis uas home from Augus,s
over Santsy His wife vent back win
him N stop Cor fsv days.
J. ". Rsmstsll and ". q. Hollis have
purchased Israel Emmons' stock OF goods
and have leased bis store FOE nvs years
Ihsy are 10 tske possession The rrst o.
March. TIE arm name Il 10 Be RsmsdNi
4 Hollis
There hss been q pe,i,ion eirculsted for
new street % b. iaid ron Main Street
Gown N Harrison Chiids' Which. II Il
secured oil give some good house lots.
II. lumber Zoe the nss faruiture fscto-
" q being hsaled this vesk The car
p~niers eoumeuce work MOudsy. my
Expect 10 have q ready % pat In The ma
ehinery by ths frst OF middle Of March.
Farmers and lambsrmen are improving
tsis snov By hsaling In qaits Q 9aAniity
0 lrnoer ar uoot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Mexico.

Mr.. FOSTER. oiths nrm OF Poster 4 Mar
bic continues to Improve aud went - his
home 10 Baekneld list Friday.
Monisy We hal fall Of plump 10 lnehes
Of snow. Long looked for come 81
last
We are still sgits,ei . 10 our church
aud town building. The Subscribers IN
tue fund necessary 20 be raised 10 secure
The money voted by the town, chose II. w.
fIlloit a. their representative on the bald
log committee. II IL now quite prob,ols
the town house aud meeting house uuder
The same roof will be erected.
Doctor Caldwell Of Bueknsld has been
quite frequent visitor hercsbOut- OF late.
joseph II. Glesson IL quite low.
Mrs. JsrD Thomas 10 sick.
True Gleason who has recently been
sent from Denver on . trip OF exploring
was II City Besatiful, Utah, few day.
ago, aud spent some time with Peresrine
Sessions and his wives.