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Names of Those - no ssesre W. s
and ID. G. Prizes

Names of Those ~ no ssesre W. s
and D. G. Prizes
The distribution Of The long al
verised prizes, given array by tn
Western Shoe and Dry Goods Go.
came of yesterday IN tee presence
of a number OF Interested spectators
The means selected for the distriSr
ton was one emiuentiy faif AM
satisfactory to tire spectators, an'
the result was as follows:
No. I93S.-First prize, one sea
plush coat, 5000, Mrs. L. J. Win
ters, Rexburg, ldahc.
No. 3202.-Secohd prizc, sixtee'
yards black silk, so, Miss l.. Brock
bank. 90 L. 4th south.
No.S99S.-Tbifs prize, one elegan
painted fan, Slj, MIS-. Hoag. S5j W
Second North
No. 7O1.-FeurtA prizs. enc pail
lady's fancy shoes, 81, Mrs. Annie
Celvert, East Mill Greek.
No. 5554-Fifth prize, one whit
silk muller, s., Miss y. Hswker
SIS L. Fifth south.
No. il7l.-Sixth prize, one hand
some toilet. mirror, $3.50, Mrs. III
Winter, $50 ". Third West.
No. zU Seventh prize, onI
beautiful manicure set. Miss Mimi
Coult, 100 s., F6urth East.
No. 4ZSj-,Eighth prize, onI
unique pletufe fraNe, Miss AliI|
Lowe. $40 w Fsrsl es,.
No s532.-Nhsta prize one ped
fImed haaGkerrhief Pocket Hiss l.
Richards. Valley Hons.
No. 2O2.-rrnlh prize, cle
collar bcx, Mrs. T. Moyie g III
Street.
No. aI5I.-EleveEth rriy.,
ehatelaine purse, Miss Nj Nfai.us,
% E., North Temple.
No. 5J4a.-Twelfth Pr E, 90 be |
perfume, Mrs. f. J. keI y, Tooe
No. 5sn.-Thirteenth F-il., or
hair brush, Mira. N. ] ishl ons S
W. Fifth South.
NJ. 2S43.-FOuTteert pfizs, OF
gents cravat, Miss q taywaT
3i3 W., First North
Ne. lsl9.-Fifteenth prI@e, o.
toilet mirror, Mrs. ID. 5. Dean,
W., sixth South
a
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lItieles Of Inenrn.ratinn

Aroogast Confectionery Com.
nied articles of Incorporation
gay The capital stock is $50.
'iiei into 900 shares of SIS
and i held rs follows: George
~ sys shares; Isaac Truml'o.
.onn ID. Trumbo, l; l.. D.
ii.en, i; Hiram b. CIawsop.
2; arbosast, /; Fred IL. Auer.
|kse Arbogast is presidep, and
|.", John ID. Trumbo, vice
lary. ''naf'eh'
81 aa1afacture OF confectionery
.,e ale Of the same is The gen.
ssnessobject.
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vii Not Come Home.

FTiai Dispatch from Wash.
n. 4 vas learned last evening
ga'e Cains will not come
" ''tenA the funeral services
~ Alfred H. Game, whose
Is announced in our col.
Fday. 1t would requirs
H to make the round
sai the dispatch says
: the present session of
!, a shert one, end the i'm.
d the irters-.s Mr.. Game
are 81 sub great conse-
fee iart dafy makes il
he should remain
ana Mis-. Game are re-
! ndoIences from hosts Of
I'm IN aud out Of public
4, re sss ding up hraveiy in
sap an .ction.
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Police Court.

ioiowing persons were before
Aaney toiay, charged with
aaalian revelry::
VILLAINS, Andrew Britain.
/ '1hey and Louis Glacier.
Ehs ss's each fined S., in default
ai they will Le required TO
,a !! .ie streets one day for each
'oahson and Thomas Nc
- r.e IA the city jail awaiting
s1lent sn the charge Of steal
IN on the Rio Graude West
turner was arrested on the
4. u petty larceny.
Ii .o1lrn, a coiored woman,
oapleir this afternoon on
seo OF vIgrancy.
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Z T. Rss al Sheet
Spencer.

UAnAgerS Of the electric
Posks probably have no m
Of playing into the hands Of
otpads who now infest the
Uni, the failure to turn on the
d be In the Southwestern portion
city during the early pat Of
: light made 1t specially favorable
br bat fraternity, the result beiug
IhG d couple Of them attempted to
Isse1n their work ct an unusually
|eaf1y hour. While Jacob T. Spen-
cex. an employe Of the general
once Of the Union Pacific Railway
in this city, who lives at
Iid7 South First West Street,
was vending his way home
ward in the darkness about $50,
with his arms filed with household
pecessaries which he had been pur-
chasing on his way down, the
thought occurred to him - he passed
the Calllster residence, on Fourth
South Street between West Temple
and Fist West, that the locality
would be favorable one for . ''hold-
up.D and that he would be poorly
prepared to escape II accosted-
He peered nervously into the
darkness to see II any person was
hidden behind the trees, when to
his horror two huge forms suddenly
confronted him and . hanh
voice ordered him to throw up
his hand.. Instead Of obeying the
!, order he began TO retreat with
his face towards his assailants and
yelled Justify for help but be had not
proceeded many steps when he
stumbled over some obstruction on
the sidewtlx ami went sprawliag
ON his back, sending his parcels fly
] ing in various directions. The fal,
probably saved his life, for as he
went over backward pistol shot
from one Of the hiyhwaymen passed
over him.
Instead Of their pouncing upon
him while he was down. rs he fully
expected, he saw them, 10 his in
finite relief, turn and run westward.
being probably frightened from pro
ceeding farther in their scheme Of
robbery by the door Of the Callister
residence opening at that moment,
the inmates having been aroused by
the cries and firing. Friends soon
collected around the proposed vic
tim, who gathered himself and par
cels together and proceeded home
ward, thankful that his injuries were
not more serious than badly shaken
nerves, Lut no effort was male to
follow and capture the footpads, " no
are still at large and will probably
be on hand tonight for another al
tempt.
Strange TO say, Mrs Spencer was
by no means surprised when her
husband arrived home and related
what had happened, for she had n
premonition during the evening
that such a thing was going to take
place, and he, too, IL would seem,
had been rather looking for II, as he
remarked to n friend few days
since, on hearing Of the assault on
the psstman in that neighborhood,
that he expected some highwsyman
y ould ''kick the stuffing" out Of
him some night because he wouldn't
have anything to satisfy their sor-
did souls with.
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Er.l&a@

Just received, a large assortnl
II lovely Roses and other On,
Flowers at DSyer * Co., ij5 W
North Temple Street. Fun
Designs a sFecislly, and at rsaS
able prices. Cut Flowers aiWay'
hand.
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DR.. Herisn. women and child.
specialist, is permanently locate
rooms S and 10 st. James Hotel,
does not make 4 travelling bus /
His t5rms for surgical Opera1
and treatment are reasonable.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
The Battle kept mp until the Sol
diers arr Called In.

oilers arr Called In.
OMAHA, Dec. 3l.-A Bee special
from Nashville says that binding
snowstorm which is fast assuming
the proportions Of \ blizzard has
been raging here and at the agency
-ince 9 O'Clock this morning. The
advises are that the desultory fight
was kept up nearly all night
at Battle Grove within =
few Mills Of the agency
until, by reason Of the suspicious
actions Of the alleged friendly In
iians in The camp near the Agency,
he troops were called liz from the
field.
WHAT HAS EXC Me OF TIE BUCKS!
The que.t!on on every hand is,
What has BECOME 81 the supposedly
large nu,nter Il the friendly bucks
located s.uth OF the Agency until
yesterday? a ha'fbresd courier
who WIS through that camp
lat night reports that nearly every
able-bojied Iniian in this OUTFIT bad
quietly slipped away after dusk and
ioined tine hostile forces. The
friendly Iniians at Pine Ridge now,
he says, are principally squaws am
those not able 10 fight. Up to ii
O'Clock this morning, however,
everything Is quiet, both sides rest
ipg on their arms ami each await
rrg some m4ve firm the opposing
forcer, That
FURTHER DESPERATE FIGHTING
will occur there seems no doubt. Ii
the InIians should make Al on
slaught during this stC I'm they
would undoubtedly have great ad-
vantage, rs they are In their ele-
ment at such times. The danger
IS that the Indians will now
break away TO their stronghO!ds
in Bad Lands and that they vii! be
reinforced by the II ,sebud, S:and-
ing Rock and Q: her Indians. Eight
more dead soldiers were brought to
the agency after dark las. night,
being a part Of yesterdays fatalities
THE LOSSES OF THE INDIANS.
The losses to the Indians are
known TO have been great, bnt the
definite number has not as jet been
ascertained. Two strangers were
found murdered within two miles Of
the agency. They are now believed
to be the teamsters from Nashville
Indian signal lights wer,
again plainly visible last nighl
in the rough country twenty
miles to the north. 1t has been re
p~atedly suggested here that in the
event Of further hostilities, n part ci
the State militia might be used tt
GOOD advantage In the small town:
Tarest the reservation, TO quart
ag jI,s.the Struggling Lands, mas
Ia .e,i - f. General fight, the reg
s-s.r tssoya souN undoubtedly have
al ihsy could taEl Gli7 fat the seal
~ wa
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....ru,.u,d.siou saed-

New ORLEANS, Dec. si.-fes.er.
dsy Hope & Co., Ams.eiu AID
L,nkers. fled > suit against tne
Board Of Liquidation, LOUISIANA ana,
praying that said board Iu1 ~ o 80
sonds OF State, amounting 70 Over
si.OOo, 600, into consolidated eohos.
The Board O. Liquidation me. NO
weeks ago aud reused to funu .he
honds. Hence the appeal 70 the
courte.
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SNOWFLAKE STAKE.
MARICUPA STAKE

MAhINUTA SIAhE.
PREsIDENT.-Chas. /. Robson. Mesa
CoUNsELoRs.-Henry c. Rogers, Col
Inns R. Hskes, Lehi.
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a SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The signal Oasee On the Tempera-
iure Of the Sensou.

WAsHIN0T0y, Dee. 3l.-The sig
nal office furnishes a special bulletin
following the morning reports,
which shows that over Arkansas,
Eastern Missouri and IoSa, the
year closes with one Of the warmest
periods on record for this season Of
the year, the temperature over these
sections being from % to 80 degrees
above the average. The temperature
IS above the mean over nearly the
entire country, west Of the Ale
ghanies. This warm wave will move
eastward and over the gulf States,
OHIO valley ard the greater portion
Of the Lake Region.
New Years-day promises to be one
Of the warmest ever known.
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THE OMAHA BRIDGE.
The L. r. should Give the Other
Reads Access on Reason.
able Terms.
A wAaM WAVE MOVING EAST
WARD.
The IrI-h Conference at Boulcgne:
+ No Reconciliation
Probable.
The SITUATION ATETHE INDIAN
TIE SITUATION ATsTHE INDIAN
AGENCY.
BIZ Telegraph to the SEss.i
ruE RAILROAD QUARREL
sc. Paul Train prevented ron
Gr>S.lug the Omaha bridge.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 3l.-A tem-
p.rAry Injunction was granted on
petition Of Ernest Ssull, Of Omaha,
10 prevent $3.50, 600 in bonds voted
by the city to aid the Union Pacific
railroad in the construction OF
union depot here, from being
turned over to that company. Inc
Injunction is blsed on the ground
that the UniCn Pacific should give
Ali roa "a access TO the depot on
reasonable terms, and it now shows
a disposition to violate the contract.
The hearing is set for January Sth:
After the order Of the court had
been served on the Union racine
last night and that company hau
learned from the court that the 81.
Paul trains couH come across the
brisre. an attempt wss made
to bring fast train on
the latter road from Council BLUFFS;
The train had progressed but q short
distanre when il was brought to q
sfandstill by the tracks being torn
up for $50 feet. An attempt wa,
made 10 take the train over another
route. but the switch was blocked
by An eugiue eriered there 70 keep
the train from going through.
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uINrAH STAKE.

i uINrAH STAKE.
s.siDESr.-S. X. Bennion. Ashley
(vernsl P.O.)
oouSsALoRs.-R- s. Collect. James
Hacking. vernal p. O.
Utntdh County, UtaA
BISHOPS.
asaley tvernal P.0J..Geo. Freessoue
oiines tvernal POI. Peter Abplanalr
nerriiis tVernal p. 0.)..T.J Caldwell
MN tsernalP. O).......wm. Sr.fe,
Nj 7ntai itvernalP. q. ISL Merrill
R'verdl .fernal P. OD..N. Huntin,
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WILL BE NAILED To ANY AZ
w for limited period UPON the
CT 81. With the same. we viii send
a copy o. cur latest publication.
pilafiou Of the L. :. Revenue II
New Tariff Isatcs.
address United STATES C.n:rr,s|
sio.tgu.
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MIS-. WISsLOw's SOOrHISG
should always be used 70 ehiitrea
ing. a. so0thes the ehilf. softeu- lhs
ailays all pin. cures vi Il collie, art
best rrmeiy fOf disrrhri- 4 WI
cents bottle &c
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BOARD OF I'D



<..
-AtasPec'Ai mseu"s
Board OF Edusas1on -
trustees Young fyrp -.
Snow, Nelson. AIms'.o'
man, Goliath anu sa''cnen
present. In the Absence OF NaS'
Seoaf-s yice.President Nelpon %
49, rh.u..t,ng vss called &
~ .,.-.,,. the rec,
the purpose OF ossc 80,
school tax levy made py sne no..
w. NJ. Stewart, County super
80. 80 ..boo,. vas preseut q
- '. ..tooI Law pI
stated tnas INC NC"
hibited districts rom iess !ne 49,
taxee;tbat the school revenues shou
=. .oran~,,o the territorial app
.;...n,. ,hss the law compelL
.o", 80 C-u,,, co.l
MIN 70 ceftiiy % sne SnS
the amount Of mo ney necey
support the County schools.
40 o,o 80. r.je,i nv the ~
'.,n " s,0'Ooo A.. ~,
o'i3 miiis HA"o W e H
this was incomplete. inasmucn
vouId not rive the County sufiD .
6,d. 70 nm the scb6ols. b
.,,.a..k
county wouiu % Go'nleS1 ~ 4,
announcer TAX Fey, W. uuu nj
the CITY would nave 10 PeS ~ n
per centags as tne coun.y, :. In
posing on sne cay = o]
hecs ssaiy TAX. sun ~ cne Fc
required $Io,W, so1,yV ~ iO
o tne city Iunnisnsu, WHY ~ M,
w was coliecteu iiou ,uo n
But the County scnoois hi
s.o'sog iof tncir snPPo'
si5, ioo went 70 tne csty.
Inc totai numoei o. cn
schooi age IN tne S0ghty - I'll
OF which numosr sStS ass c.eex
10 Tue c.S. Ine LerII."s's .
levy oil 8 mills aiioweo gut SOY
each puph, the smoun. rec
from that source being lnaoeq
70 pay the salaries OF tne .eac
Inc sum OF S'o,oo' wouIu ~,
CURED ior the support OF tiie SC
ouesiue tne cry, wnIcn nave
IN session AZ least three teImi
ing the school year, otnslwise 4
would receive no oensns iio =
public school Innn. Ihe y =
Souit %ooa ieVy .ne ssaooi =
the 'aiuations inaue py me ~,
assessor, Sn.,si...o,Wvo on tIeo =
OF the CITY anu $50 iso, s.o wit,i = =
CITY hmits. Inc amount ~
oy the cry Iron tne apPoluo ~
male oy the county Couf'
DC Sss,.oo.
10 gel matters iiSht anu -
up tue oeneiency, ny
mIve1 .ne " M', ~ s,,,1,,, y, ~
mn. Ieny anu .le suos. ..,I =,
hait mn ievy,wnicn "9uiu II
An tne Inequa,,.'es. c,. ns nd
give .he 9oun.y suns,e -,
toeelher win tne 'elr.ol i n
Ionmeht, Mltnou' puiueh "
e"y "ioh .,;,, ,ie
Mr. 1ohnsons ino'ion was
unahin1us y. -, - Al,
& 49,. IL ~ - siS.J br .rit
inc new I~N! Se cy 81 ~ ~,
a>s T. an 20. oiu one WI. VII n
ine Pioe'Iins " So :,
Ps Uasu ga sHow. 70 ne Fl finau un
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PANGUITc1
PRESIDENT. HSA IL.

iASo III NLH
PRESIDENT. "a "a.
PsnrmtcA~sl
CoUNsELo2s.-M N. 81 Md
Cameron, Psngutca.
Garieli e.
WARDS. -
Cannonville.....Wiliai -
Escslante-..........-Ays =
Marion CCoyo,e ROY
Psnguiich.........,.fk -
!. !. - A
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EXPECTATION REsoLUrIoN.

| scDl0NAIIOS Rk6OLl1AONs
The following resolution unani.
nously passed on Monday, Disc. %,
at the First NJ. +. Church, by .
large and enthusiastic mass meet
Ing Of citizens of Salt Lake, Was
read and filed.
We, citizens of Salt Lake City, in
public meeting assembled TO consider
what can be done to restrain the law
lcssness, vice aud crime which are dis
grazing our city, hereby declare:
Firsf-That those who compose our
present city government were elected
TO Office wi h the explicit understand
ing that they would enforce the laws
against vice and crime
Second-That the present city gov
eminent, while progressive IN other
things. has by its recent failure 70 en-
force the laws against gambling.
broth Is, the sale Of liquor TO minors,
and the opening Of saloons on sum
days, excited the apprehensions OF
many of its friends and supporters,
and is thereby imperiling the c.use OF
morality in this city. In view ofP g
facts
/. We hereby cali upon OF
Mayer and his associates I'll
once 70 enforce prompt
oughly the laws abq1
them thss
~ - L. -
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RrooNcrLsArDoN IMPRoBABLY.
DsAses Recovered.

WILKEszARRE, Pa, Dec. Sl.-A
ghastly sequel IVES being enacted tc-
Jay to shs frightful disaster whici.
occurred in the shaft OF the Lehigh
and WilkesbAfre Coal Co. a.
south Wilkesbarre lat march, whei
eight minors were Imprisoned. At
ter repeated efforts TO receive tn.
bodica two were recovered and
oths3 viii probably be found befor.
night.
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PRss,pryS II IL sTsE
,,oUsssI s. 5 s1f Ma,assa
tens0ss.7 3 Dsl'o'wm Chris

IN Eporaia.
,oUSk IoRs.-HenrT Besl. Ep6rzini
B. Msiben. Manti.
Ak Sanoete County. Etcl
H. BISHOPS.
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I V
4 =. TOUR com
tnat we have
animation Or
partinent up u
Gay OF the prd
checked over
nent since Z
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s<8 ~
sdnated on the A.
stream about one ~
city. Two years ago -
Robinson sent East "a
rollers, with the -
machinery, and seop -
operation on his pI 5
u,ill is now turning &
rels. or eighty sacks, Vi
flour per day. 1t d
that before twelve ii
passed away the sugsj ~
he turning out sacks oi -
same county, at the 50 =
people Of the COUNTY y
over their hope Of suc
general topic Is 'sBeee M
for the coming season.
We had the pleasure a
an appreciative audienc ut
can Fork, on the Sabb 4
Bishop George Hallidal =,
be proud Of his chois =,
bers Of which render Z
music. q
Mayor Robinson St. ,
people have not despaird d
ing Z now Of water As I
sinking . 40 feet we'll 4
Brother Charles PHILLIP y
Of 1873 feet. obtained 90,
flow, Of sufficient volu /
hi. garden and for do
roscs, II being Of excellGne .
On Monday, - We =
tbs point Of the mounta{0 Y
add 4 hslf miles south, ID
ers we're quite busy tryi1R
up several Rieht cars ii,
wrecked BY = lkEail e q
Gus Afternoon. ~ -
the accident vt
made arouns
pastensers
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niNNGODEY

Is now prepared TO wait u!
customers in his New Sic
no has a magnificent LINK
Furniture, Carpets and v
PAPER. Caii ard sac him
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CARoILr6S, Mass, Dec. a;E "a!
the preliminary examination, , 9, NJ :,
Bride, yesterday, for tine kililns :,
+ p. Matthew'S, the rePu0IiSA s.
nostma.ter Of this place, last CHRIST
ma. tweuty-five or thirty witnesses
we're examined. After exhaus,ise
arguments 1t was decided .n .nd I hs
Bride acted in self-deiehse ."A ~
vns discharged.
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G,tI Spencer. 8YwAfER x
opposite cry Hall, for Tin Rooi
Gdttec.ug, S?cHtiu%. stores
rin.y.re. etc.
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WAN TED.

A GIRL TO d. GENERAL HC
y WORK Apply to Airs c. b Felt,
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FOLDING BEDS.
CURTAINS Al DIN

A most complete line
DinwoodeyS.
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|fRAGSENTS.
Y New YEAR.

|ry New YEAR.
ri Distric. Court todsy.
ow being New Years
News viii suspend pub
It'll Friday.
suit Of but little import
MED Commissioner Nor
lion today.
time card will go into
re Rio Grandc Western
On January LIST. The
,p.ar ia our advertising
ca.e of the estate of Ed
.porne, the Probate Court
s.erdsy made order for the
au OF notice 10 creditors and
ppoiniment OF appraisers.
Furr--i services over the
a Aired IL. Caine will be
h. Se, 1ni Hari meeting
o. rreT Thursday ii
+ Ike Caledonian Club
4 gssnl ''Hoymanny
'sftogmsnny Nichtn at |
Hsrl1rs, ut 5 O'Clock. a
taii n is extended to all |
lers.
br1adcloih clothes and
yrsei up by the police
Tho culmer block this
n NJ ssen 10 the city |
"a s,iice In 4 Carney cab.
sogld not be learned.
RS niessaSes ut the West.
"a Telegraph Office for Jas.
cbss. Monroe, EJw.-s
jchaei ]. Kelly tplunIber), |
y anh4rs; IL. c. Morris, II. |
u. A. Forsyth, VIM. Weland. |
al ELLIS, OF South Bountiful,
the city yesterday and was
biciim of bunco steerers, who
Ian into n den on Main Street.
being cheated cut of $40. Mr..
no.ifsi the police officers.
blnco men, fearing arrest, fin
ave the money back.
|sRs. wEpB * OLSEN, green
l., E. Second South Street,
|risy made an assignment to
Petit. TIE firm was tie sue
! Of the Young Mems Coop.
hsi been in business only a
The amount Of the
and liabilities is not definitely |
n.
.RsIAGE licenses were issued
MAY IS follows: James Nc
Oh TO Norah Fennell; Charles
rien 10 Lenora Parker; VIM.
orris to Selma bI. Winters:
en- b. MILESTONE TO Eliza !
aer; Cypliea hiirchault to
bile Cassant.
E January, 1891, number of
,Htrl5storis out. Il is an ex- a
{ one. With this number the @
e;0r is distributing packages ! '
,ciss ap ,xhich is stamped II
Tor the Contr75isscr.D The re- a
IS Of the appropriate rcmind- II
l please take the hint, as the
expresses its willingness, and b
ssds TO be sharpepei aud ap- .
Itely moved over the paper. \
a BROWN, working ut tbei
'ysrd of Taylor. Isomncy & .
1t, that he lett 8 brown over II
q sash room inside the yard.
Is done in the morning. but :.
he, about 2 O'Clock in The ar J.
J, wanted the coat, it Ind - :,
iously disappeared. The "
would appreciate the joke =
he missing article be as rays =
y restored. y
cLEs Of incorporation were Of
ay filed with the Secretary .;
Territory, who has Issued h
Lee authorizing them to act ii
iheir articles Of ineorpora- bg
unity Consolidated Gold and 81
lininy company, of Os;iep;
ls Milling company cf
ciy;; Eiikaheth ConsoiidateJ :,
n Silver Mining Company, ~
sn; hAysville Cooperative y, ~,
lie Institution, OF Rays ~
'rtwo weeks since Luther b
pie, u BOuntiful, was fined 20
missioner Prat; for killing pr
Of season. At the trial II tn
ought out that Dalrymple NJ
sPosed OF the venison TO
sons Co, Of this city. The az
'es 1t unlawful for persons Of
.sse deer on. OF sesson. Is on
= root them. AMI Aicssrs.
-lt SOUS : icorlingiy ap-
= re Commissioner Norrell
= an nm 5isf-t 81 ;Same il
I, - Jarrett IL was ex- -
=. 1Ao .eGison was purl
.i.hont thinking about h
! % season. a fine Of sIj
WAs INN. Il ~