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Looking Forward.

Very often the station Of life in
which a man is born is not the
station 10 which he belongs by right
Of dominant qualities. AS soon n
this Inconsistencies becomes pres
ent within him, be moves onward
and upward to CHS own place.
The experiences Of the past do not
teach us that Tolstoi's doctrine OF
non-resistance is particularly effica
cious. If n theory has not stood
the test OF repeated experiment
II may be dismissed as practically
worthless. In spite Of the poetic
assertion, "the wind that beat
the mountain" does not blow "more
gently round the open world;" in
fact, the most distinctive tornadoes
are those that rage over the wide
expanse =. Of open prairie-lands.
Every great revolution the earth
has known has been preceded by
years of non-resist2nce on the side
Of the classes whose duty was sup
posed to be meekness and subSeryi
ence 10 those set over them as rulers.
II was the heavy, breathless, om-
nous silence before the breaking OF
the tempest-no real calm. They
bore until they could bear no more;
then the hour Of revolt struck, and
the fiood-gates burst with the stress
of that pent-up torrent which swept
away everything in its track, and
wrought n ruin that only the labor
OF years could repair. 1t is for the
eternal welfare Of any nation thai
each member thereof, howsoeveI
humble he may be, shall as
pire. Otherwise, he is liz.
one who works in the dark
ness of n tunnel which has nOt
even "A starry ray Of light toward
which he may journey, telling him
that the space Of gloom has an end
ing. IL is the difference between
slavery and freedom. When once
you set n limit upon his hope, and
draw n rigid boundary line, you
rob his aspirations oftheir life-blOOd.
The dignity Of labor need not be n
phrase of empty mockery il en-
ployer and employed would COM
bine to make their mutual obliga-
ton what it should be. In the Gu
partnership Of hrEin and muscle
each member Of the firm is OF equal
importance. Bennmb the quick
brain, and thu strong arm fails
utmost INGENUITY of the brain
becomes f5tiIe- The worker in
any feld shouki realize that
he IA 0ihe debtor ~ his nrofession ,;
or trade and that he h moi working
for his own nrofif or acprandize,
mant aIene or for any resultant
nraise or applause. but for princi-
ME that bids him give forth the lest
hat l. in rim without counting the
cost when once n man falls \ nrev
IN the perniciols dread on doing
more tban he Il naid for. he has
already Travelled tfar1on IN. road 10
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A Hint to AgricnIturists.

KINGSTON, Piute County, Utah,
January Il, 1890. Correspondence
Of the DESERT NEws.l-I have
BEEN wishing to send you a few lines
on the subject Of rural economy.
The question suggests itself to my
mind how is it that in Utah we do
not possess n garden and field sup
ply house, that could deal in pure
seeds raised within our own borders,
and consequently well adapted to
our climate? We want pure seeds
which have been carefully raised.
apart from the pollen influences Of
other species. / believe that in
Utah We have scarcely any seed Of
cereal or root that OF itself is ALSO
lutely pure; consequently any per-
son, company or association that
would start in the business on q
large scale would, l think, find a
suitable reward in the near future.
1t must be remembered, however.
that anything 10 succeed on n sure
basis must be well done. Our farm
ers and gardeners, as general rule,
farm a great deal and that on very
loose principle. The result is that
the seeds deteriorate in quality aud
the crops become poorer every year,
unul at last they are hardly worth
the trouble Of raising. We expend
thousands Of dollars annually to get
iresh seeds from the east or the west
Out mat method is a very objection
able one; first because the seeds are
not acclimated TO our location: sec
ondly many Of the seedsmen do NOT
give us seeds Of pure quality. The
result is ruinous.
Let us by all means have our own
Utah seed supply honses, as many
rs possible, and let the understand
ing be that each one shall keep diff
ferent species and so ensure purity
Of seed. 1t can certainly be done.
Surely we have enough men in Utah
who understand the business, and
also have capital enough at their dis
pOsal to start such an enterprise.
The people who can obtain pure
secs, and seed the benefits arising
therefrom, viii assuredly seek their
supply at home.
Take wheat for example. We have
too many different kinds, and these
growing together, so to speak, de-
teriorite in not a few instances,
hardly yielding five or ten bushels
to the acre. That is absurd. / pre-
dict that If seeds were kept pure,
each after its own kind, and i'm
proved year by year, the result
would astonish even the most SAN
guine. By careful cultivation feel
sure We should eventually reach
hundreds Of bushels per acre.
Utah farmers ought to learn that |
- iarm little and TO farm well is bet |
y, ,et IMAM farming q good deal and |
H. EDoUARD DBsAuLRs.
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Ordered TO Plead.

The defendants in the following
eases are ordered to be in the Third
District Court on Wednesday next.
to plead 10 indictments against
them:
The United States VS.. j. T. Holm.
adultery.
The United States VS.. John Beck.
unlawful cohabitation.
The United States VS.. :. G. Spen-
Ger, unlawful cohabitation.
The United States VS.. David James,
unlawful cOhahiiatiOn.
The United States vs.W. :. Gibby,
adultery.
The United States ". Julius
Haurbaeh, fornication.
The United States vs.. George
Stringam, selling' liquor without
government license.
The United States VS.. Moses Viii
kinson, unlawful cohabitation.
The United States -. Joseph +.
Taylor, unlawful cOhabitatiOn.
The People VS.. George Stringam,
illegal liquor selling, two cases.
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HOUSE.

Jan. 20, , p. m.
Hammond sts'ed that Ferry de-
sired 10 be excused today. Granted;
by vote OF the House.
Reid introduced a bill, II. F. u,
providing for the assessing and col
Letting of taxes on transitory herds.
Ways and means committee.
Reid introduced II. r. Is, requir-
ing county recorders TO furnish alb
stracts Of mortgages to the assessor.
Ways and meaus committee.
Reid introduced II. +. II to
amend section 1851 Of the Complied
Laws. Committee on judiciary.
Sargent introduced II. +. 10, re-
pealing section 22O6 of the Compiled
Laws. Live stock committee.
Sargent moved that the sergeant
alarms be instructed ~ furnish for
the use Of the House the laws OF
several States and Territories named.
Greer moved to amend by making
the motion call for the laws Of all
the western States and Territories.
Carried.
Thurman, from the Judiciary COM
mittee. reported on II. +. dsfin-
ing the Fourth Judicial District.
The report says the committe doubt
the power of the Assembly 10 pass
such n law, owing TO the aet Of Con-
gress upon the subject, but recon-
mends that Congress be memorial
lied to grant the Assembly power to
establish a fourth judicial district
in Utah.
Allen wanted the matter laid over
for a day, that he might have time
to investigate the power Of the As
sembly in the premises.
Thurman said the report Of the
committee was in accord with the
advice Of attorneys who had sat with
them in considering the bill. Con-
gress had said the Territory should
be divided into three districts, and
should this Assembly undertake to
make n fourth, its action would lie
under a cloud. The better way was
to appeal directly to Congress, and
there was no time 70 lose.
Pierce favored the adoption Of the
report, and gave reasons drawn from
the dealings Of Congress with other
Territories.
The report was unanimously
II. +. was tabled, and
the matter was referred to the me
mortal committee.
Kimball presented a claim Of G.
Z. Belknap, sheriff Of Weber Coun-
ty, for services rendered the Terri
tory. Claims committee.
4 communication from II. l.. A.
Culmer was read, relative TO statis-
tics.
The report Of George d. Piper,
court commissioner, was read and
TO the Council.
\ communication from Nathan
Davis, Territorial sealer Of weights
and measures was read and referred
to the committee on claims and ac-
counts.
A Council message announced the
passage of c. J. II. No. /, authoriz-
ing the secretary to employ a mes
senger for the executive office at 81
per day. Consideration Of the reso-
luton was deferred for one day on
motion Of Thurman. Adjourned.
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Political Notes.

All members Of the First. Second,
Third, Eighth. Ninth and Tenth
Wards First Precinct Drum CORPS
viii parade their wards this evening
under the direction Of their leaders
in the interest of the Primary meet
ings. w. Z. WINKwORTH,
Drum-Major.
The Eleventh Ward Peoples
Party club viii hold 4 regular
weekly session at 7:30 O'Clock, Tues
day evening next. Hon. F. s.
Richards will be the principal
speaker. An excellent programme
has been arranged and brass band
will furnish music during the even
ing. Members Of both parties are
invited to attend.
J. G. KEI.soN, Secretary.
All members Of the I ,hteenth
Wand marching club are hereby
notified to meet ut the Eighteenth
Ward hall on Tuesday evening at
7:30, for drill, after the political club
meeting.
r.. '. DECKER, Captain.
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THE'LEGISLATURE.
THE COUNCIL.

Hall introduced bill to validate
certain deeds, mortgages, etc. Gem
mittee on judiciary.
Hall introduced a bill 10 enable
members Of corporations to raise
loans, to be used among themselves
only. COMMITTEES on private cor
porationi
Both introduced a bill to prohibit
members Of the Legislature from be-
ing elected TO certain offices. Com
mittee onjudiciary.
Hail introduced a bill amending
Sections 20, % and % of the Com
piled Laws Of Utah. Committee on
railroads.
Invitation of the board OF direc-
tors requesting that the Commits
sioners visit In person the Insane
Asylum during the present month.
COMMITTEES on astlunis
Hall reported a disagreement Of
the Conference Commissioners for
the selection Of messenger for the
Governor. Accepted.
G. j. II. No. ] authorizing the
Secretary TO employ n messenger
for the Governor at a salary not to
exceed 81 day. Passed, o to-.
Lund presented a bill in favor OF
George Barnard * Co., Of st. Louis,
against the Second District Court Of
the Territory Of Utah amounting to
Ss5.05. Committee on Claims.
Adjourned,
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Probate Court.

Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court on Saturday:
Estate Of John T. Thomson, de-
ceased, continued TO February 8,
1890, at 10 a. m.
Estate Of Joseph l.. Barfoot, de-
ceased; order made admitting 10
probate a certified copy Of last will
Of deceased, and appointing John
Nicholson and Richard Matthews
executors, with bonds at 500.
Estate Of Alice Collins, deceased.
Samuel G. Ewing appointed special
administrator.
Estate of Joseph Mckay, deceased.
Case continued TO January 81, 1890,
at 10 a. m.
Estate and guardianship Of Amos
Blair, a minor; bond of Hannah G..
Blair, guardian, in the sum Of $3.50,
approved.
Estate of Henry Shingleton. de-
ceased; case continued TO Thursday,
January 81. at 10 a. m.
Estate Of Kleber Worley, deceased:
order made allowing final account
and petition for distribution taken
under Amusement.
Estate OF Levi +. Ritter, deceased;
order made appointing time and
place for settlement Of final account
and for distribution.
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SECOND EDITION
FRAGMENTS.
DISTRICT primaries tenight.

MARGEITs BROTHERS have mart
So with Naeas No.), published
January Is, 1890, Of the Fond,
Herald.
TsE First Precinct Drum Corn.
S,eacert Will be given in the Second
Ward new Westinghouse on Wed,
nesday evening.
THE Utah Ceztral train from the
south was held three hours this
morning, by snow, while crossing
fise Point OF the Mountain.
HIGH CoU>scn- meeting on
"Wednesday January 90, at ESQ
pm. The members are requested
TO be p>Octual.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Clerk,
DIR. JAMES Z. TALMAoE win lee
ture at the University Of Dese-et,
before the Delta-Phi Society, this
evening, at O'Clock. Subject, "The
Theory OF Evolution.0 The public
arc Invited 10 attend.
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WINDOWS SILVER BILL.
The Silver Men Fail 80 Appear
When Expected.

WASHINGTON, DC. Jan. 20. ISpe-
ciai TO the DEsERET NEws.l-fhe
House Committee on coinage met
today and discussed informally
Secretary Windom's bin. No 40
Zen was taken. Conger Of Iowa
Eili Introduce it today in the
2Iosse.
the committee are disappointed
al the non-appearsnce of The execu-
tive committee of the st. Louis
National Silver Convention, al
though the pncctiug was specially
chilled for them TO be heard. The
coinage committee decided to adj
scurn 10 February 3rd, to give a
aearing TO all who desire to speak
soE or against free coinage.
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GHY THE LEsERET NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.


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Through the Blockade.

The Utah & Nevada train, which
was blockaded at Cedar, Tooele
County, got through to this city at
10 am. yesterday. All Of the pas
sengers, with the exception OF two
ladies, were taken back to Tooele by
the relief party. The ladies were
anxious to get through to Salt Lake,
50 remained with the train Saturday
night-the second night in the snow
drift When 1t last the relief train
cleared the truck the run was made
to this city. The engines had barely
coal enough 10 get into town. The
train presented n novel sight as it
came in, composed Of four locomo-
tives and one passenger coach.
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MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.
Primaries on Jan. 20, aud Csnren-
ton on Jan. 90.

HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PANTY,
January II, 1890.
A municipal convention Of the
Peoples party is hereby called to
convene at the Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Rooms, Salt Lake City,
on Monday, January %, 1880, at
80 pm, TO nominate candidates
for the various municipal offices to
be filed at the municipal election
to be held February 10, 1890, and
fer the election Of q NUM-
cinal central committee. The con-
vention will consist Of one hun
bred and five delegates, allotted to
The several school districts as fol-
lows:
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Fatal Accident.

On Thursday last, John II. Giles,
well known and respected citizen
of Littleton, Morgan County, was
killed by the falling in of his barn.
caused by the weight oil snow on
the roof. Mr.. Giles and his son
Charles were eBdeavoring to- prop
the roof TO Prevent its fall when the
structure collapsed, and one of the
timbers struck Mr.. Giles on the
neck. killing him instantly.
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Police Items.

In the Police Court today, An
thony Dunlavy and John II. Rice
were fined IS each for being drunk.
Thomas Hughes, for being intoxi-
caied,on Sunday, was assessed $40.
VIM. Evans got drunk and Gre
ated a disturbance, for which he
was required to pay $40 fine and
serve forty days in Jail.
John McMurray is in Jail on a
charge Of being drunk.
w. b. MaxOn and Peter Conley
are injail awaiting trial on a charge
Of vagranoy.
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Worth Of Elegant Holiday Goods
now on exhibition and sale at the
Drug Store Of "The Boys" JOHN
SON, PRATT & Co, IS Main Street.
Call and see them. dtl
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues at los :. Main St Big
reduction on all grades Of Shoes.
Don't fail to attend it. Mail orders
promptly attended 10.
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Champagne Cider. BeIna.tein<erAIe

Soda Water, Iron Wine, Root Beer
and all kinds OF mild, refreshing
beverages. We have removed into
our new, large and commodious
building, and are now prepared to
supply the public with any amount
from n dozen TO n car load VI the
finest class Of goods, at reasonable
prices. Hewlett BROS,
IA and 746, State Road, Salt Lake
City,
We have just received n large
supply Of Pure Orange Juice Cider.
IN five gallon lots. Free delivery to
any part Of the city.
Telephone as. dim
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MES. wrxsLOw's SOOTHING srEUr
should always be used for children teeth
Ing. IL sooihes the chill I. softens the gums.
allays all pain. cures wind cole. and u the
best remedy for diarrh9a- TsenIy ave
cents \ bottle. decd wiz
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II you suffer from loOseness Of the
bowels or fever and acgue. Angos-
tura Bites will cure you. DIR. J.
G. b. Siegeret x Sons, Sole manu-
features. Ask your druggist
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Notice

My wife Kittie. having left my
he'd and board, without cause, / will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her. A. WADASs.
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The Best Quality OF Rock Springs
Coal delivered promptly, in any
quantity. Order now from Rock
Springs Coal Co. Office in Godbe
Pitts Drug Store. Al. HILLS, Agt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
yotie. 20 the Publie.

We, the undersigned, will not be
responsible for any debts incurred.
except by our written or verbal
order. GEO. & ELIZA s. DUsFoRD.
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Notice 10 noIst.tn lee Cos En-.
ployeS-

All the Old Employees Of the
Mountain Ice the Company are re-
Juestsd to be at COmpany's Ice
Grounds toffiottUv Tuesday morn
ing at 7:30, in order 10 commence
work. dit
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Primary meetings Of the People,s
party, for the election Of delegates
to the convention, will be held in
the several school districts Of this
city, at the schoolhouses thereof, ut
7:3o O'Clock pm. on Monday, Janu-
AIRY 20, 1880. Delegates should re-
ceive credentials, properly authenti-
Gated by the chairman and secretary
of the meetings electing them.
BY order OF the Central Commit
tee, ~.
F. 8. RICHARDS, Chairman.
RICHARD w. You've, Sec'y.
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II O H w.

JoHSsoY-In the Nineteenth Ward Of
this city. Jan. u. 10 the wife OF Benjamin
Johnson.A daughter. Mother and child are
doing well.
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Childs.', lac. pair, worth SOC.
Misses, 2nc. &" " SOC.
Ladies', CSC. " SOC.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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The Rock Springs Coal Co.'s
Office, corner Main and LIST South,
in Godbe, Pitts Drug Store.
d.f. Al. HILLS, Agt.
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Go to SPENCER, BYwATER & Co.,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tinware. etc.
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Full Cream Cheese at l2lc. ID.
Best Raisi1s at I2!c. 10.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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Large Bars Soap for IS cents.
SapOniier Lye, II cans for sl.00
Splendid Teas, l2lc. Package
2 III. Cans Marrowfat Peas anC
C0rn,lOc. Peoples Equitable Coop
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Rooms l & 2, No. IS East, Second
South Street. Money loaned on
farm and city property. Give us n
call. We have plenty Of money for
good loans. dim
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uniou Pneiae Innds

Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. c. +. WANTLASD, Agent,
POI s. Main 81. Salt lake CITY. dt
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$4,000

"HACRMEIAcK," a lasting and
fragrant perfum. Price % and 80
cents.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents.
WOOL BATS
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HAPPY HOUR DENTAL co.

TWO LADIES. TWO GENTLEMEN.
Or n. v. BUCK. Surgeon Dentist =
years practice Free fxtraetion every
"Wednesday.
Entirely New Anes;heties. Finest Work.
Perfect sAtisf seton Warranted. Ofce
hours. 9 a. m. % p N. Wasateh Building.
81 Take Elevator. d
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ID N ATH -.

CoNfToE.-JanuAry 18th. 1899, at Morgan
City. Morgan County, Utah. Of neuralgia Of
the heart, Eliza Lizette Ursenbach Conn
ton, the beloved wife Of George Compton.
Deceased was the daughter of William and
PhGbe Durrant, and was born July 9th,
lsti, at Deanshanger. Sorthamptonshire,
England. She enigrated to Utah in Iss9
She ived the life OF faithful Latter day
saInth. and peacefully fell asleep in the
full hope OF a glorious resurrection
lCoM.
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Mems Suits from 1915, Boys Suits
fromsl so. Peoples EquitableCo Coop.
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A FEW COPIES OF CHURCH HIS
"A tory. Book o: Mormon.Pea-l OF Great
Price and Hymn Book in Danish language
lt DEsERKT NEWS OYYIcE-
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Just received at
JOHN @ CUTLER & BRO,
No. 50 East Temple st.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

r UNBER AND WHITES PORTLAND
IL Cement, . specially. a kEfsER-
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Ksllenaial Star, please copy.

JosEs-At Lehi, MarieopA county, Ariso-
IA, Jan, :. 1880. OF menbraneous Group.
Viola. daughter of Thomas Z. and sucreti.
Jones, aged / year. eight months and
eight days. She was playing at half past
so'clock on the night of the 9Th. and died
fifteen minutes to en- the next afternoon.
The deceased was q bright little child
Beaver Usoni0a, please copy.
PArrERsoS-As Lehi. Msricops county,
Arizona, Jan. sth. lsso. OF membranous
Group. Willie, son of Louala and James L
Jones. aged years, four months and 20
days He was sick about four days. He was
born 1T Temple. Maricopa county. Arizona
Territory. Brother Patterson Is on 5 mis-
sion in England.
AiiieasiaI Star. please copy.
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SHu,oH's CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, WhOoping Cough
and Bronchitis. 4