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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
FOR SHERIFF.
It.. II. ROSS.

We are authorized to announce E. E. Ross
as candidate for Sheriff Of Hardin County,
subject to the action of the Republican par
ty,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
Horse Bills.

A splendid assortment of cuts
at this ofiice-cau get up any
thing you want in the way OF
Horse or Jack Bills. Send in
your orders.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
G.. 7. SHANNON.

We are authorized to announce G. T. Shan
non of Saltlo as candidate for County
Court Clerk subject to the action OF the Re-
publican party.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
G w BINGHAM

We are authorized to announce G. W..
Bingham. of Saltilo, as candidate for Reg
lister, subject to the acien of the Republican
party.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
The Blair educational bill vas
defeated last week in the Senate.

The two extra sessions of the
Legislature cost s26,O9S,49 exclu-
sive of stationery.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27

Ship your eggs, poultry, hides,
furs, dried fruit, Sc, to Geo. Il
Fox, Evansville, Ind.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
ess- WINE OF cARpul, Tonic for Women.

Geo. f. Fox, Evansville, Ind, al
lows highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Give
him trial.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
Ayers Cher ry PectoraI,

ry Pectoral. l did so, and with wonderfully
beneficial effects. Since taking this remedy
feel comparatively we'll"
Prepared by Dr. j. C. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27
Happy Results

A IMOST invariably follow the use Of Ayers
"a Cherry Pectoral MY little sister. four
years Of age, was so i'll from bronchitis that we
had almost given up hope of her recovery. Cur
physician pronounced II useless to give her any
more medicine. We determined to try Ayers
Cherry rectoral, After taking few doses she
seemed to breathe easier. and. within a week,
was out of danger. This indisputable evidence
Of the great merit of Ayers Cher.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-03-27

ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

lHA. a f-.-Ieassuant-Governo
a accompanied by Mayor Gowey and
trank, viii leave for the mountains On
me party viii remain In Tacoma for 3
sA Tie mayor win probably BE- absent .
Aossh Pacific Hardware Company. Of Tar
ssss eeen incorporated by James ~. Ash-
Ill Handy and Hugh r Mcmillan.
eu marshal today stopped the work OF
~ street railway on Fcarth street.
has three days in which to take
aud pat the street in proper condi-
We city wtli do Il ~ the ccmpany's en-
Ine franchise requires that the location
- epuncdl " ~
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21e1e0s June1z.-The Mason County CentYna
- hen ieased to Messra Fox 4 Johneou.
egyeltencsd Mil men who came here irom
.a Iney propose to odd more power and
Mysed NV machines, and increase tho Co.
~ - ueR = improve the product 81 the
- ne monthly rent Is about t10 Thu new
esees VIII nrangs with the railroad for
44Rtutsf supply.
T. nelton Rod and Gun Club had their
zl! sneoe out on the prHirie yesterday. The
~ - bifo' Vas most frecuent in boeh
- bnce shooting. especially among he
- not much used to txap-shooeinr.
- 1ofton band has ordered ! full ct ~
~ here before the Fourth. The band
- afteen instruments, and d doing rood
- Turner. superintendent Of the TAom-
.1.oNun electric lighting system. - in
- ~ veek. and has made the cftisens Q
ltloa 20 put in . suitable electric lirht
have IL running in sixty days for .
- vlo.oo0. The necessary amount mainly
SNn ana addition property. 10 about sab
- end viii no doahs be accepted.
49, fefoes with factories in view are vait.
- What the Port Townsend Southern
VIII regard to shelton-if the road Win
eoequate transportation facilities me
seaes has not jet been ossciaily- IN.
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CITY

neS.cOo-Iur-ove1 r-opxrrv oa Yrout sfrept
20 feet ifoatAge.
scn~s ~ 49, ~
d. aSU-Lct an cshse line vim three houses
lef % god fennrsn.
n le-S1xen-rsomea hnsse win bathroom.
etc, and lot SoxiM che block from Yesisr
a sss1ns roornsd hou.e WIN bathroom.
etc. en- corner toh sxins nesx LASs eh'on
mosos uns- -sn. - ,>s xox.,< -.
S~vuN1s--As -"
=, aSeasa-s~-~~~e nor~ a, lss sax.on
sess J,sason cable :. s,,,oe ne.,
motor line Pin view.
ei.so0-sax,sconsd Aeuse "a ss se1ios nes<
near Zoe s casse. ''a
- ing LAss ~sssisssoa aa,,,o. p~.r r.dsson
ss,ssrt- ~ish nics honse. orchard and cfhsr
imrrnxenenfn ms q { banrafn.
ss.!oe.Ixo & ne . sas s.. rss e sss. 's ,1si IN
commanding ane view ana caoss 70 csoseN
ccsnefs m'xf0@ vaes1s -
ei,ooo-rvo lots II fssasrs mppiensnssa
s5so-Cieared lot, sszioo. N Kssfnan's sddir
eA5A-Comes lot in Yesleys second addition
oA1H-Lot fn Yes1ers second addition
oAa6-One-half lot Soxt1k In fcssefs nus Cd
dttsen- AsnaR
o310-Lot IN Madison st4ee addition-
dition.
dos. sxloo. Other lots Is this Ana sddt
ton ara selling q 80 % tU0
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NOIfeK or AEEFIxG or STOCKHOLDERS
An fuR redacsng capital stock. First k&gimens
Annoy Association Notice - herehv Riven By
the undersigned truseeS Of sad association TO
TIE stsckholdeTs thereof that . meeting Of the
s-fockhotdeu vii be held II the oS7ce Of Ssruye,
HAtnes 4 AcNicken- Room L. Eeuliu block on
tae north aide 81 Colambia street. between
second street. ard Third street. IN the city a.
Seattle. King county. stats OF washin9sou, on
Saturday. the I2th day Of August lisa q the
hour Of s O'Clock IN he afternoon. for the pur-
pooe cfoeducsng the capital stack of said com
pa1y TO tbs sum of seven thOusand doliarx TO
Be divided into seventy shares Of the par value
ct - hu0dre0 dosiars per share. All the
~stockholoers ~ requested 10 amend
&c AIN
CHARLES n KlTTENGRR.
La HATfiEID,
S. " SCoTT.
JOSEPH GREEN,
H. G. sTRuvk.
T. NJ CARR.
c. L. =. KELLOGG.
JOHN r. H0YT.
Dated june .. ispa Trustees.
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wreck Of IN. L,nsv said.

.t IowSsKxp. June iz.-Tne wreck Of the
. iashy was sold at public auction
10 Frederick r Strong for a.Su
- me lAooy WAS huraed in the strasss laxs
snlie taking . cargo OF lime to Seattle
Harbor. and the wreck sowed 90
1ownsend while burning. TIE 81 amer
70 Captain n. y. Beeches and tie
tacsudes the huh. boilers and engin<A
& pace ~ which 1t was sold ID considered
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mosl1ne O2-1venty Oemoo -
a6ee-lonaen 8epor&
Juse u-1nsrs hsvs hen - eunr
~ eny Kind In this me1kst 1ur ~
G5owess eEs hers daily fEon III
61nle wanting - contSoet asnall
wops, bot - no 60 - tfey err
they expect higher pficM ~
Many ~ them - coDpo1le1 -
oocouns ~ the advances vbfch
- thom, indeed this seoms = u
- why they 20 coafEnce Iho
: u ~ 1ateeF pan u ~ week weso
specially where tbe NIL = nan1y
! drioe Qpiek1y. The viuee 1ook
healfby, add ase ID . vesy forward
1svstton. nhere = IN nhoenee a.
~ Iaeeo UnGDegn and 1nG1tah
Is GnoeunE o. their cuseomo1s aWns1ng
nv Yonx nAnKBE
- material change II this ua1kek
skiing stock only - sh6y havs pos-
n, but the quantity ~ hopo ~
Gove hese o 70 arrive II - light
- unwilling - eel except y yeyy
~ further advnuce hos been uotab-
Wsok, bat Il u easier - eet quota
! Iarrss proportion e. The hope q
34o money. For strictly choice state
~ bosn 0biained. and sometiuoo
uDeu ~ nupcesed higher. 4 levi lon
tl6ney quatfty have drawn BIDS 81 ~
II ne. 0ood 70 prime grnde4
~ and -, oud mediums ~ l7c
oooooe hope aFs diapooed ~ about -
md thete = 3 stroneoE . 70
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IL MuxsoS. REAL ESTATE, So1AKY
q . raksfc and e0nveyauc<r. rDgm Z. <nee1
son bloch. ensner 81 fesise svenak and ffoaf
ssreak Sraxx3e
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- 1nson Paeiecis the only trs~rscontsnenfa
sanniuk Iree reclining char ears ana Pail,
sc1rist sleeping cars isom The Psrsne 49,
2Aee< A. Z. Martin. G " tseAet aeeue ~
ssreet. Boston bloch. O = krixk1 anrus
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ABERrELDY ESTATE.

~ hcss investment IN the state al waiting
len. very essy nrrass special prices In
hlorkx
o1o - o<5-Lcfs ia the Southern ed3itfon.
level and free frum ssmhc-. Speciai rr4ees
On blocks
$3.50 Der oe9o-Fe1 - cid acres superb land
on nnwamtsA river.
o31o pef ncre-l0 acres with improvement
near South Raxx
o10O per SRfe-S acres rye miles rom pre-
snt city honrd&rg.
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DHYAyTs AasAY oFfICE GEArTLE-
{. IL BrysaI
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ExcAyAToK AND GkApKR-L d IAN
II -. 10 grsdisG sexrscinx. exessstins.
bnlkkea1s POS IN Ad1zm n Fan sssok
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SkAYTJ
-
- NAn1xEMGk
eAsW9M ~ - - $500
-
Ia ee1u ax1n1 70 IN Lii Ssn1zSr.
W-4No 1QYS ADorT = soLkAnM
cssy = -
WYTS7se
COX - 19cQaD
49, - Gsogup ~. csans- - Wa1hine3o.
n1e&
esekes lins: - oaiJ IL e7er hssesss1
~r~~sSs - go - wtkAeat pene:a pesler9
ss@sss EEsss ssexnx5f hsue1; soe1 ely ~
Ere.gs 81 - u1ii ssad snnp5s lIno 81
rxice IL md terne -
- vs-a2 <S.lAee 49, eefnscey g ooee AooEen
uyANTrn-1 vs.~r 49, -. 80
4. H. Posa ses s;s; ss.ss sxps1sno% Asdsss H
w K1fklenA Inrre>~ 80 1~--s.sn~..
ccupany. Yfrilend @s
IN 1eae - 49, =. MnIIA1s FAcIOhf.
eoed poss5cn 10 rs@ht nm n iRs s1ssns
ca, All rrons street
WAxIzD-AoEsIs: DO roc WANT TO
ae uonoSF Heo skH Cur cookce MIR
rr~r =
3 2 o Ssse prr DAY: ire pass; I'll k!nd:
g heIp furnished bsnnsa s Eyen. I5o6 p
w sawmfil tn this city: msss h : Iivs. thor
o1knLy coxnpes<nf and rceDopsih3e man. such .
pefsne VII receivs : god salary. and only such
UAxTED-AFesr-cIAseE ARBrR Yoyr
.-oos 4 nre.n. eox 81. olympiA
-roxrp ac-ropa roc DTrr
w of-wev cles<ins Rsncss - I = sn;,s
4 Ca. Ogymuxs. WseS
WASTKD-AcTTvR. RKLIABI4E MEN As
wsah,nssorsa 49, 49, aI nn 49, n,ns.sf. 1os -
vessusent Awoefsff6n a. e~stsiss 49, TN.,.i.
rcaifiou permanenf. ~ SrIv rssfcs,si s.c~s
tim IN the Northv1nk Il hin 80 ecer-6s~v
@.n..... .eea Z nosn olock.
xWRLOyMUY
VyAETED-BY 4 YyRsT-cIAs pAaTpy
w cook. posifiou in 6rst-cIsss hofei a. -
taurant. he9s of refefencea. Addreea ~. pnst-
InteIIixenccf.
wv do horse~err a rrirsse tswsiy snni,
Seattle hotel.
"AN1ED-Bf A Respectable LADY
home. Address r. A g., Post Insellieeucsr.
MANIFESTATION AZ
w by Z youur ladv. w0nd ressr~rre~ c.i
et Los tackaoo sfreek
w honur.hle vork: once ssissi.d~ rsshsc.
companlon. etc. 3. 81 Jack sou. Fremons. Wssh
UyANTEp-WORK THAT CAN IN DONE
psts .s,.es ",.sss ~n 70 oss % vssn- Oh
yoYYwo crpuAv wo,s.~
wsnfs vork ~ ,ns a. 49,
- 3 $4,000 casanins ana waning Apply
~~~--
By CARPENTER
80. n -~.-s Wy
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kkDrckD RATES EAST
SslsNelass tickets via Onion Pacific. seattle %
sse - sec nd-etAsx. xA A C. Martha
JSSAst sssnt 20 second street. Boston block
ssixkx. agent. city cock.
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CRISP SNAPS"

Madison st. !. :a =: g :: :. q |:
IT. - 1sdlson aTsst; sdnirably atuassd.
Eighth g! St "a 4: i. ~: +; s:: (; !;
Queen Anne -: ::::.: :: - ;;:::s
eQ0n sexi7o lot sss IN Ie~ts sdo,r,.p.
gs1UU 49, osssa Aans IOWA. One
G5O per acre ::s;s -; !; y: (:
Kirkland ~ 81 . 's e 81: 9 .. =:
l1On00 ysll los .. FROST s.rsss: par.
-v lfrons foot
500 .d az sss s.s. f Ssss: . = ssa, -.
-. 49, - moss ssssact.ve property. and
. $50 sl sss s., sss.! s.s e se ss!a' .1 =
ytsv that can nssG = oSstrucssd. 1870
Yesler Avenue e, :''; ~; Z !, S; s,
issssea Ye.aer eyenee; ss.eoo
x7A0-1Wo Ioea IN jackson street. addition.
0(VW eoMsh Of The cah1o: terms. e1o0 800.
- u seven montha
u 000-nsssly i.proysd bone IN union
LOs b 6oxIoo tsst; this = closo q:
M00-ys.s e = sa. saa = ss.shs On
$1,5OOT'ss'!':s g: e : ''-''''''' ''''
400 to 5000 &C.: ;;; 4: : : s; :s:!::
FsightA ard cnly Two blocks nom the power
noyee OF Mednoo street.; ons-half cash. balance
- akn-Tbe sousheast corner NInth and
Sev Madison ssneeta. eox1Q feek The
Uoas valuable buildlug lpe IN the
GEORGE F: MEACHAM,
6t7 Third Street.
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DOOfH 4 HANFoRD ABSTRACT Co uNc
ID Rooms as and -. seattle block.
OSBORNE. TREMPER & CO.. ABsTKACTogs
~ Of land titles. rooms 8 10. II and II Boyd
block. Seattle, WASH
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPARINER-
~ ship-Notsce II hereby given that the Co
partnership heretotore existing between L A.
Kismann and J. b Schmidt. under the hrn
name AMI style at RIemaun 4 schmidt In this
dsy dissolved by mutual consent. L A. Riemann
retiring J. b schmidt viii continue the buxf-
neea at the Golden Gate saloon. 5f Yexier
avenue. and assumes ell liabilities and will
collect all accounts due the late 6rm.
LOUIS A. RIEMANN,
JOE. n. SCHMIDT.
sRAITLE, wash. june II. 1s9o.
niseOLUIIoN OF PARTNERSHIP THE
~ co-partnefship heretofore existing BY and
between the undersigned under the firm name
and style Of warucs 4 Knkiand. doing business
a ressAufstears in the premises known - the
Bellevue restaurant in the Bellevue hotel, on
Front street.. Seattle, Warrington. Il this day dis
solved by mutual consent A. r. Wanos hav-
tng purchased the entire interest q y. A. Eng
land and viii hereafter conduct and carry On
eaid husineaA
Dated q seattle, KIM County, wash, this llth
oay OF june. A. d. 1890. n. A. ENGLAND.
A-P. WAKxE&.
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III


cKETcHING THURSDAY or EACH WEEK
y dowers from nature. class will visit eno-
qualmie Falls. order work . specially. Mrs.
L H. Smith. IS Boston block.
DEMOvED-MISS NELLIE HAZLEw0oD
II viii now be found q room AZ. Butter block.
Visit her studio, join her class, or leave orders
for pictures in oil. pastel, water color or crayon.
Look out for notice Of her exhibition
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esess1e Mowers II the Unior Hardware
<S1Hsrey chilhere 4 Gardner, q uewslsyn-
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CONTRACTORS AND Bt1EDxxs.

4. SELsOS, CONTRACTORS And BUILDER;
eDe piaas aD1 Specifications furaished On sp
rlscaslan. once in Alma house. No 40
sontA Third 3 rect
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CHAINS 4 looLEY HAVE REMOVED
- sneaT Aw oGce % -. = md ~ fsye Aeek
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xonu 70 cuxrszcrosa

FOR CLEARING AT KIRK
. land. CAL at Lny 4 Kssred's CAMP on
Iske sacrr. = nasie aorth OF mil.
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Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-KN-
- gfneers end contractors for bridges Of every
tng ana sfeAm shovel excavnting. plans and
oscillations furnished on application; coE7o
~spoudenos soliczsed. o16ce loot 6 Jaeknoo
street. SEATTLE. wash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lT.-DaTes
presented over 240 petitions from
Massachusetts stating that NOR
than 10000 gallons OF Intoxicating
liquors were annually exported from
the United States TO Africa, de-
moralizing to Africa and detrimen-
talto all legitimate commerce with
that people, and praying that under
that section OF the Constitution
which authorizes Congress to regu-
late commerce with foreign nations
that sort Of thing be stopped. Re
ferred to the committee on educa-
ton aud labor.
Chandler presented \ petition
from Mississippi complaining OF the,
suppression OF the republican vote
of that State. representing the Leg
stature Of Mississippi, which
recently enacted 4 law for e.
tablishing a new constitution for
that State, the same was not to be-
submitted TO the people for ratifica-
ton: tina. il was tine avowed puT-
pose of the democrats TO employ
fraudulen. methods to deprive many
Of the Intelligent citizens OF their
franchise. Referred to the commit
tee on privileges and elections.
Blair presented petitions signed by
30, 900 m.mbers OF the G. a. II. in
favor Of pensions to army nurses,
and petitions signed by over 5000
900 persons in favor Of the educa-
tional bill. Among other petitions
presented were several for per diem
pension ills for the removal OF the
limitation of pension arrears for
bounty . soldiers of the regular
army. wlo served in the war OF the
rebellion.
Frye, from the select committee
on Pacifi. railroads, reported back
adversely the two Pacific railroad
funding bills referred to il, and in
lieu ofthsm reported on the original
bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
YESTERDAYS STORM.
II Reaches North, South ard West
from salt Lake.

The following weather report was
furnished at noon today by the
Deseret Telegraph Company:
Paris, Idaho-About a foot Of snow
fell last night. Clear and pleasant
today.
Logan-Clcar and mild. showed
about two inches last night.
Franklin, Idaho-Fine and clear.
Showed abaut two inches last
night.
Provo-ClearinS up. Had snow
about one inch last night.
Payson-Snowing. and about ten
inches on the ground.
Nephi-Bright and warm. Light
snow last night
Ephraim-VeTy windy last night;
been showing all day, but almost
melted away. Cloudy still.
Richfield-Windy, cloudy and
cold. Roads dry, no snow in the
valley.
Beaver-windy; been showing all
day, but is almost melted away. still
cloudy.
Cedar City-Strong south wind;
snow with it all morning. Cloudy /;
not showing now.
Parowan-Wind blowing hard
and looks like snow soon.
Tcguerville-Rained most Of the
night; still showery.
Fillmore-Eierce wind all night:
cold wind and snow all the morning;
still showing; not much snow on the
ground.
Scipio-Snowing very hard and
has been all day.
Syracuse Junction Clear and
warm. a little snow fell last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
The New Fast Mail.

Beginning with March Ist, the
Union Pacific will make an attempi
TO outstrip all previous records in the
speed and efficiency Of its mai
transportation. On that date a spe.
cial mail train will be put on,
while the train which now does the
postal service will become the limit.
Ell first-class passenger. The new
trains will be known on the time
card as Nos. and c. According TO
Omaha reports, "their equipment
viii be the best locomotives in the
service and mail cars alone. There
viii be'pOsitively no accommodation
Tor passengers and no enc Will be
carried except IN case ola remarSa-
bic emergenC Y. These trains will Toe
scheduled to reduce the present time
between Omaha and Ogden three
hours, and the Central Pacific has
engaged TO do the same thing be-
tween Ogden and San Francisco.
Every effort will be made TO make
and maintain this remarkable cut.
Tie trains viii nave TO clear track
all the way through, and the best
men will be in charge" The pres
ent fast train viii become an express
relieved Of carrying the mails, and
VIII be composed solely OF sleepers
anu chair car, an excellent arrange
ment for the comfort of travellers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
Bear Lake Conference

The quarterly conference OF the
Bear Lake Stake was held at Pari:
on February 9th and 10th. President
James II. Hart presided. After
the opening exercises, Presiden:
Hart made a few remarks. He re-
GREETED the unavoidable absence Of
President William Bulge, and
trusted that the Saints would unite
in faith AMI prayer that they might
receive such blessings and iustruc'
tions as were best suited 10 theiI
condition. There was good repre-
sentation from the Wards Of Bear
Lake and Bear River valley, but
none from star Valley, in cOnse-
uuence of the bad rUatis.
The Bishops reports were excep-
tionally good, the dividing line
between the dead aud living
branches being more clearly defined.
Tithing, though not so large as at
last years settlement, ow ing to the
nEONAAi. NOull EAAb" NAAsAN NAAAo IAAA
ciple was being more strictly Oh
served by the Saints. There had been
some deaths and much sickness dur
ing the past three months The
Lesser Priesthood, as a general rule,
were IabOring earnestly among the
people. ,
Elders Moroni Duntord and
Hyrum Oakley, returned mission
aries, reported as TO their fields Of
labor, and bore powerful testimony
TO the truth.
Elder Miles reported the satisfac-
tory condition Of the Bear Lake
Stake Academy, anu his labors
connected Herewith.
Remarks were also made 10y
Presidents !. II. Hart and George
Osmoad AMI Bishops w. II. Lee
and Joseph KimLall. The testimony
of the Spirit was manifest through
out the Conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
Ifouse-

wAsH.NGToS Feb. Il. - After
reading the journal, Carlisle rose
and said that since the 10Th OF jan
uary hi side OF the House had
been pDtesting every morning
against ihe approval of the journal
on the ground that it contained
an entry made by direction Of the
Speaker, showing the names OF
certain members present and not
voting. Last Friday the House
adopted code of rules providing
for suchpractice. Against this the
democrats protested, and would pro-
test, rs unconstitutional, but 1t was
a questin which could not be de-
cided il this House, and whenever
the prqer case arose It would 20
TO some other forum. 1t was the
purposeof his side to see this occa-
sion should be made in such Shape
rs woull permit it TO be finally and
decisivdy passed upon- Therefore
he nov saw no reason why the
journalform, Of which the House
had n right to prescribe, should not
be appDved. This was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17

Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court on Saturday
Estate of Carl w. Erickson. de.
ceased: order made appointing time
and place for hearing petition fol
settlement Of administrators. &c.
counts.
Estate and guardianship Of Henry
i. White ct al, minors; bonds Of
guardian approved and filed.
Estate Of Ann X. Dunyon. de-
celsed; time and place fixed TO hear
petition for distribution and settle
ment Of final accounts.
Estate and guardianship of Sidney
Is. Hooper, a minor; time and place
appointed to hear petition for sale
OF real estate.
Estate and guardianship of John
NJ. Armstrong. n minor; bond OF
guardian approved; order made ap-
printing appraisers and fixing q day
t. hear return OF sale of real estate
Estate of Elias Smith, deceased;
petition for order of sale OF real es-
tate set for hearing February Is, and
the same adjourned to February 2S,
al 10 a. m.
Estate of Elias Smith, deceased:
The probate judge coming into court.
the petition for sale Of real estate
vas taken up by consent; after full
NEARING, order for sale Of real estate
made.
Estate Of James Il. Beck. de-
ceased; order made Of publication Of
notice TO creditors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-17
Whitn.r,s Poems AVID Portrait

The volume Of poems Issued by
Bishop .. i. Whitney ut the begin.
Ring Of the year continues TO meet
with n ready demand. The sales
have been quite extensive, not only
In Salt Lake, but In other towns Of
thu Territory. The book is now en-
beiiished with a portrait OF the au-
Thor, a fine steel engraving exc
cuted 10y ii. 3. Halls sons, of New
YORK, the prints having just arrived
from the east. Those who purchased
the volume without the portrait may
have II inserted free OF charge by
returning their books for the pr.r-
pose to the JHUsnRe Instructor office.
Whitney's poems are now on sale
ut Margetts Brothers, Charles Il.
Savage, J. H. Rarry's, and At the
Offices OF She DEsERET News and
,JUueuiie Instructor.