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How to Toll a Counterfeit Bill

Take United States bill of any de-
nomination and hold It to the light, and
you will see two lines running entirely
across 1t lengthwise. Upon examination
sou will find these TO consist Of silk
threads, red one and blue one. Every
genuine bill has this mark of genuine.
ness. Without these marks bill may
be put down as counterfeit, no matter
how good the engraving on it No pa
per mill viii dare make this sort 81 pa
pa. and this is the governments only
protection on its currehcy.
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w j ROBINSON, G.. p A.,
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TINE TABLE.
nafO RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE -

Taking effect Feb. 10, 1889. Passenger
trains will run as follows, Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run ON Sunday
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

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his srEosiss hsss sDaaasa sAe rssLas se@s.
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Aad seeing taas AS xOl1sn ssors insrs4ss.
Tas Fisa maa alshtiy slspt sAe slssg Of Ds4esi
Eur 1id as aot, oy se4tteriaS ats psu
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sA4Il 80 gre tAaaks 10 dAYt
fas rioe naa Ausversi Yea
shAu ~s gre tAaaksf sss
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Ana al Ihe laaa tAzss sp 10 Joyous Cryt
a ysar Of pesoa aad plsaty a4s soae ~.
And sFsfY 1ssllsr IA his hat o. hali
bsnds knee % oisss ne slvss of Il ali
Tne aarvests golden gslts AFe gathered nov,
Al1 oursrlng xfanArtes their wealth agos.
30 cnllA 90 aaa nor somaa out Nho slnss
A nYnn of HAAS ger az ne season bringA
Unseataed BY vars or tum0iL every state
Ia rs oen sturdy streaEla tuvioiate.
Seuls up lta Folee b. swell tAs eherused erys
Ttaaks for our Union. thanks for liberty
Shau ss give thanSs toGayf
Tue Safi0a answers Yea.
HAROLD g. vYxSA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
DR. S. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST!
S'o~ l"@sa BiseA, IS Monroe Street

hVssti : illHllcs block. : honFot SlIcel
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
Ou9ss pAraiysss, i~ltoEanEs. pinching ~
pfackiing sens4nons, ueWuious feels
ings, Rack II heaa ache. hack ~ neok
ia ns- et'nles running ooNn the
arms CT hack. dltEiness sna ofissf sVnlp-
tonas lo&aIng a. par&ivsis. nervous
deiaiity, aud female complaints ard
C.lronlC diseases. Consultation free
sd confidential. Ne charge ioF seT-
wees until cured. Dneotaons Ia al
languages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Chronic nasal guaranteed
cur,-llT. SAGE sIatsfIn REMEDY. sold
Jy drugg SIS foT 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

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aaa sssF xaa~a- 1 ~.lksd sreek wlta
a. sAa algai1g ~ tssp@ir een s4sklsx !.
asres isaxtas - ss~ she i.zx f4es - a.
AZ sd sA4H el9a. 4y s-sss s@@s4a
~3efry. eass 4oFa
nhits s4s t1as 3z=saz ss6 aozbs-
tax ! a41 essu ns4rizE "a xrsor slsss
~ 4as bo3ss- T1ls / s4 lsrs1. thsa sas
ss@a ~ k1iaG For = H2e ~ zin3
wandered fz0n my ~oss sA2 / seeazs
sssoFeed la ghe sszr2ylng u ~ tar
eo4sIas iaiZl2Ls "a sas srosx ssst ~ish
~ psn-knifs. sssa adasd heArs
pierced sith "a arros, za8 - wsaps
1ia bssouss - ~ s1 psy- as46ss s.so1-
Esloa sA4s tailed - hssr sss asors&e6
of foossssps uasil = ssies sshia4 -
whispered.
Better raa Fhss szso- tAFo4gh an
stasF heart Aad eaS yelF sxn iaiEl4ls
uHdsf nlas.7
'-CasFFyf' / s4slAins1. - ! leoksd
NJ.
Il hat sn offsr q marriage lAst nixht.
so4, sad Chersy With = gafgiing L@1ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

''wAxv'r HE sUSPnNDHp FROM coILEGE7
ticAlly. IN nv defense. IN never be-
lisvs IL
'sWAsn's be suspended from college
b,causs stolen examination papers we're
found In his deskp And doesn't that
coupled with the fact that hs was the
only stadens In bis class who received
one hundred PER cent, IN his studies.
prove him EuiltyT' irsscibly Questioned
my hery- tempered uncle.
"And where can your bonds have dis
appeared so4~ insinuatsd Willie Steele.
ny college cham. who bad accompanied
me home - my anels's - spend Thanks
giving week
I started and zlsnced az Steele. bat
his ere qusllsd before mine and Axed
itseif npon NE money on the foor.
where oy unols bad thrown &c 70 me as
he would have bone . dog. hssi-
sated moment bit my lip and said
nothing. sheugh ny eyes snapped ths
ecorn entertained for he inslnaatios
from M most ssussed coupaaion. Then
J thanked Aans Roxy and mY oonsls
Cherry fov sheir faith Ia my integrity
and stepped o8ssids shs door - fsce NE
world and - battle down he antast sus-
pfcions fsse bad fastened Hpoa me- an
thts. 70 ne. rlcst nosable Thsnxsg wing
avs.
Slowly. swsetlY through The clear.
frosty air ever ths heads q the Tzunt
ielus shss frinxsd the vilIsrs church
yard. cams she Sounds 81 voices rehearS
Ing hymns tor the nerrov's Thanxsriv-
inr servioe Wbsa would shs morrow
bring so mef
My future wss Shattered, I hsS moth
tag 10 i've for. nothing - hope Or
iwhile 81 T-aasire3 as feion, and - I lay
So~n with n,Y isce - the Trouua snd
lprsTed f8r feafh-has 8eath sazns nok
"a ssns - hrozher, sseep
n waa morning wHer 7 s~cke-
Fl,anksxivfng morning 7 lad siept
shrouzh shs long ,oid nixhs ~ tae
r,a8slda The aaT res "A spen day.
k-szht clear sn8 eheerfsl -~ven besatf-
81 fafs shat sould nCt die.
Then wandered listIessig vita sch-
~ bead snd s~oIfen eyes III hoard
fsa bell 81 sae vfiI.rs churoh sn8 a
raesns weke ne - fsl life ard
fu sense ~ upntsl ard physscsl
rafa. All aaeonscioasi tred ths
au.ll-wora rz1h th@s - so~ars ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
DUKE ANO MARQUIS.
rasT Had Censiderahi. Fun &c the ~
P~ns- - tse ssstfes- Master

rasT Had Considerable Fun ss th~ ~
Pens- - th- ss.tfss- Master.
Al amusing incident lately occurred
On a southern railroad ia EnEiaud in
sonnectlon ~ith the Duke 81 Norfolk
ard she Marquis % Buta. SAYS London
society TIE Duke and Marquis wee
fellow travellers, ard when the traa
stopped st --- stsr3on con upanioa
,1iue8 thprn In the person - ths station
master himself who vas Eairv Tor a
laans Ssrss twsstY niles fsreher up SO
Ire. The Duke snd stsrson- master.
uba were both timi.utive rea ard
ther~f,re fona - salk soon 80 fnso con
versasiou. ~hfls TIE MArQai a..
rshsss u,an-was ineliae5 - - resicens.
aaaI ne foasd as frierd 80 Daxs ap -
his sars IN e0avprsa -icn. Fhen hs hirn-
srif 'ained. af8res~ing uoss - - coa-
rs-Esrior 20 sbe stranrer
As1ea1sh sss hrzia srri vs-i st - ~
ne Marquis h>sie a hearty fare~eii -
fha n-se. s13 ste a kiaaiv sdisa an8
= shaEe of 30 han3 f~sn 80 strsnQer.
lie Nareuzs aaifend - cAFrt&.zA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

esAfie Ah 4lsrsxk- hox as ~rsps ~ess
ses-r~a. - see szrP<lse q tAs ssstisa-
aa@sesS. - = sslL ge~eersa toezz4a.
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tae slAEl22. szlszse 80 49,. -S@ssex
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9eF 49, th2t s~sll ~&sy -n4t. ~
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- bzta% 1as 2Hs~ex ssslso1 Eo-1Gzz-
toeA3 tAs st4ti - "a 4sssE fer = tl8s. oat
preSsayly BE excla zsa. - sat wsre
= Marquis. wAs Ass Wen. ne~, I a.
taink Il kind " kiu - 49, - sws saeh
s8o3eY nttle eksPs as &enE y0sy@
TIE Dzks nod2oa Ais assent 4Rd bA1 =
good l4azh Wasa tie train erss a9
sgzta his Er4ee stsoly eaae Ais eozs "a n
ion Goodbye. 4na. sa alightlny "a the
platform. ~as received vita tke greatest
aefersnee - throns II Jesuit priests.
tais 3snt ag9ia setttRg tie station
master TIE tssk Of inquiFy, sao inguis-
itivelY asked brotheE ol1ci4l. ~ 40
that little bl0xe sas?4 That. replied
the quart. rs me D8ke of Norfolk +"
TIE stasion-nsster. after tina declared
he would never travel hFst-cl2ss &gaia
as long IS he lived.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion Of The mucous
membrane Of the nose Al first, Increases
with each cold until Il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes. stom.
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung DIS
eases, dyspepsia and many other de
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, vii b.
gwen you free OF charge 10y Dr. :. Clay
Todd, IS Monroe-st., Room 4, 0ranc
Rapids, Mch.
II YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepiess or wake after hOfrld dreams,
tired mornings. with q dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes d.
charges, and 80 about your employ
ment without lie, energy and mbbou.
desire 20 be alone, gloomy f0ft boo nes.
dispofiton 90 wofry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. sps u
Of feeling afraid OF uncertsn. some
times low spirits, you are safifrire from
nervous debility aDd exhaustion ~
nerve power. which may end bee utter
prostrsti0n, inssinty and death
Ifyuu have great sense of weakness
and weariness. WITH tired iiwiH, uuulb-
ness, trembling, prckiy sensations. cold
feet AID legs, you are advancing ~ tbat
most serious disease. psfaIFfe.
il your head aches, feels numb aud
tired, with strange seusstiunF. loss 81
memory, and you think Eltn difficulty.
OF you are sieepiess 81 night. witt dfoe-
sness and dBiIness during thc Cav. tna
nerve snd bfsn fat eue may soon ran
into insanity or death
II YOU have any ~ these feelings DO
rot neglect them of they vi end iu par.
siysis, lnssnIiy. pfostraton Cr death
As you value your lifs 90 n0t negieot
thee warnings Times and eTTFriencs
have shown sno hundreds of start nr
sno nsrveaous cures have proved. tha
thsse diseases are perfectly anr com.
plefely cured bv Dr. :. Cay Todd No.
a. Mcnroe-st.. room 4. flFauc Rsu.ds
Ineef TIE Use # Dr. =. Clay Tr,dd's
Temarksbie reroed ies. sil thess rvr4p-
toms yield ss II ~ marc. and strength
n nerves. vigof If bran. vifa ffv ~
blood and health Of BODY are soon re-
stored.
He remedies sre purely vegetable
and BARN less, sDo csn oulv l,e otsieinea
si fs ofiee.
DB TODD compounds his rrescrip-
ti00s before esc1 pstlert n RS 0ffcs
CstsTrh. ossfness. riseums nsf-
vous osffitY, IrnYsotrDes sn5 e. dit-
sasts resulting from early md lseretsofls
snd eEeessts q manhood 81 ciss.sas.t -
tbe urinary organs. psrthl fsfs Fsls.
vsrlDooeiie. ruEaaFes. tEnnors, sernfUls.
Cd sores. eroFeF skin etseases. ifvef
ard idneT eoEnr.s iuls. he2rt clsesses
shoFtusss n tTsstb. tefk n has6
sT1s cf ba<k. ctr, fuc ua a a. female
r.crr.r1s - srs chrome dIssasef r1fee
CUIck q sur r,eTFusneTt =
DR ToDffs ,fiof = - 81 Monroe 81
roarr 4 erao5 Rapids. Nitu.
fffs T0a,ile res srref We tils st<fusSf
SIC voc car esf sryttIrsF roe tsyr.ss
Re - n fs o'hes from it tf.e morn
ius urt RI tfis evening" svsrv ssv
fft s1ntsYs
ca. srsrTtrsey. a friendly ssik vi
cor re1 nf1n
LcF Chsrgss. hay1 Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
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wears as tAe 80
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

name. You are living lie 70 the name
You 90 weas. True Blue-a ane-pointed
sarcasm on ripe sooundrell Here, take
rhis money. that you may not start pen
niless. and 70. You are branded ss .
thief and never wish 20 see your face
again Thus spoke my uncle, Judge
lOosdiAh Peppergrass, 10 me on Thanks
giving eve two years ago.
He's not . thief and you can not
prove your scousatiOnw exclaimed my
twarra-ho&FssS oo1sln Cherry, enthusias-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

d Get out 0f my
sight You poll
Lutte the very at
mOsphere with =
tainto Of your ras-
oality. Col Go
before / forget
n Us If and
strike yOul You
are the only
member OF the
Pep pergras 5
family that has
disgraced it by
criminal &C
tionA, and | am
thankful you do
not bear its
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
TRUE BLUE

A New England Thanksgiving
Story.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
ELECIRO-OZONE

The purchasers of DIR. J. G. Renne-
dy's Office and apparatus hereby an-
nOunce a char &c in the time for free
treatments and a great reduction IN
prices for from six 10 twenty-six
treatments. The office and practice
viii be conducted upon strict prOfes-
sional and business principles. An
educated, skilled and experienced
physician will be in constant attend
ance 70 examine, prescribe and ad-
wise. Candid opinions viii be given;
honest, square dealing, reasonable
charges, and a conscientious and per-
sistent effort TO earn every dollar
paid for treatment will be the rule.
No money will be accepted from
those believed 10 be incuraDle; such
cases will be treated free on Wednes-
day evenings.
Ladies and gentlemen of this and
other cities are ready 10 certify, and
have certified, that they have been
cured by Electro Ozone, of cOnsump-
ton, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness,
sore throat, catarrh, deafness, rheu-
matism, paralysis, neuralgia, dropsy,
dyspepsia and desperate and sup
posed incurable diseases of the brain,
nerves. heart, blood, bones, skin,
liver. stomach, bowels, kidneys, rec
tum, bladder, womb, ovaries and
genito- urinary organs. Pains and
aches have been instantly and perma-
nently relieved; sight and hearing
restored; unnatural and diseased
discharges checked; ulcers and alb
scesses healed.
Under its influence the mind be-
comes clear. the nerves strong and
steady, and the spirits buoyant. Tu-
mors, structures, polapi, and morbid
growths disappear like snow under
warm sun. The weak are made
strong and vigorous; the despondent
hopeful, and the sick well Cat rooms
8, 10, and IL, the "Hermitage, Full
ler's new block, corner OF Canal and
Bridge-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.) by
NT NNUOn 0T0ATN
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A Husbands Compliment.

They were visitors for few days
Of a country house, and on being
shown into their room the lady,
who was nearer 10 years of age than
80, prepared to take Of her bonnet.
Now, be il observed that looking
glasses vary much in quality; some
distort and some flatter the cOunte-
nance.
These different qualities in glass
making are no new things, for we
may remember that when Queen
Elizabeth was dying she asked for a
true glass, into which she had not
allowed herself to look for twenty
years. The glass that was on the
dressing table Oh the occasion to
which we refer was n delightful
one-that is to say, gathering"
one-and as the lady saw herself
reflected in 1t she merrily ex-
claimed: ''Oh, what n charming
glass, 1 look about 16 in it's "It
is just like my eyes them" the hus-
hand promptly replied.-C1icdgo
Tribune.
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An African Tooth Brush.

The native African is noted Tor
his fine white teeth; but, although
cleanliness is presumably a virtue
Of civilization, the African does not
keep his sIvories'' clean without an
effort. He uses short stick OF fbrous
wood. which is chewed until the
fibers Of one end separate and re-
semble bristles, and spends consider
able time rubbing the end OF this
little stick over his teeth.-Aeto forA
Journal.
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ne Es-srsr suaazsy sexes ~ -.
hymn Seek

ne E--cTsE Hustzz,y SEXES ~ -
hymn Seek
The Dessert Sunday School Union
axes great pleasure i'm Announcing
nat it has now -uSly fCT sake rev
hymn Book especially l-. pared .9-
the Use Of the SUNDAY schools 81
tho l-EtLeF-J.ay Saints. For sgmc
years the Union has CJutCUu lated
the publication Of such 4 WORK. ias
Unforeseen circumstances have do
layed its completion until the pres-ni
time.
4 great majority ul tire Eymu
contained IN this book have been
composed by our home autbCu aIs
those with which the children ara
familiar, and % which the uu-i,
mas been published. The se.e,t-
pieces are tivOriJes in general Us.
hose il was thought that il w0uil
= q grave erfOr. % omit. a a..
original hymns appear which bavs
lever before been iu. ..sGt,.
To enable ting schools 10 Use the
publications Ig which the music f.
published OF those hymns 10 whjsh
music has keen set. the in,.tS &
lhis Hymn BOOK Is - prepared that
me work in which the tune can be
found Is shown By 4 special refcs
cnee. This viii email, thc schools
% use the Union Music cards, the
sunday School Union Music Boos,
the Primary TuLe Book, ana ether
works referred 20, in COnaeCti0n
with this book. a few 81 the
hymns which are somewhat long
have been shortened by the omission
IF one or two verses, and q l5w
verbal alterations ha7- besn made
which We trust the pl'blic viii agree
wiih Us arc improvements
The Hymn Book contains 20
pages, well printed on goa, stout
paper, and Strongly bouua. anu i
lold at the Nv rate Of $3.50 ger
iozen net, postage Ea:d. by TIa
UEsEgET NEWS COMPANY, Si.li
Lake City, Utah. DIAL
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N A M q 8
PRESIDENCY And BISHOPS
OF THE
Organized Stakes Of Zion.
THE

z. Z. means Presiding Elder.
Where Ward has no post ofice Of it,
own the nearest post ofice 70 Il. and tee one
az which the residents obtain their mail. il
given IN p are nthesis.
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CAssIA STAKE.

PREsIDENr.-H. ID. Haight. Oakley.
CoUSsELoRs. - Moroni Pickett, Ma
rion; VIM. +. Brim, Albion.
CdssiG County, I--sho.
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UTANTED.-CLEAN. DRY STRAW. IT
w Dcscret Paper Nil. Mouth OF Zig
Cottonwood Tor which Cash viii be paid.
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CACHE STAKE.

PREsIDEST.-c. .. Card, Logan.
CoUSsELoRs.-M. W. Merrill, Rich
mond; Orson Smith, Paradise.
ACTING PREsIDESI.-GeO. o. Pitkln.
Cache County, Utah.
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ONEIDA STAKE.

PREsIDEST.-George e. Parkinson,
Franklin.
CoUNsELoRs.-Solomon II. Hsle. Gen
tile Valley, Bingham Co.; Matthias
+. Cowley, Franklin.
Oneida County, Idaho
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DAVIS STAKE.

PREsIDEST.-w r. Smith, Centeryille.
CouSsELoRs.-J W. Hess, Farm
Ington; Arson Call, Woods Cross.
DGris County, Utah.
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WEBER sTAKE.

PEEsDENr.-L. ". Shuriig. Ogden
C0USsELOEs C. T. Middleton, \. g
Fiygare, Ogden.
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KANAB STAKE.

AANAb olAhE.
PREsiDESr.-E. d. wooley, Graham.
CoUSsELoRs.-ThomAs Chamberla
Graham; Daniel Seegmiller, Kan
Eans Co,.ah, Tr,oB
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rooELE STAKE.
UINrAH STAKE.

UINTAH STAKE.
PREsIDKNT.-S. r. B-npiou, Ashley
(VeTnal P. OF
CoUNsELoRs.-R. S. Colsit, James
Hacking, Yernal P. o.
UiataA County, Utat
WARDS. BISHOPS.
ASHLEY tyernsl POD. Geo. Freestoue
Gu1es (Vernsi P.Ol..Peter Abplaualp
Merriils (Vernal P.Ol..T.J. Caldwell
Mil (Ver-alP p. O-l.---.-.Wn N. s amer
Mountain Del (VeruzP.OlS.J Merrill
Riyerdale CVer1al P. DIN. Hunting
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HAMMOCK STAKE.

PREsIpEST.-T.E Z. Kicks, Rexourg.
CouNsELoRs. w. +. Rigby, jas. Z.
Steele, Rexburg.
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EMERY STAKE.

PKEsIDEST.-C.GL Larsen, CastleDale.
CouSsxLoRs.-Orange Sseley, Castle
Dale; VIM. Howard, Huntington.
Emery CoaH;y. Utah.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

PPEsIDEST.-Angus NJ. Cannon. Salt
Lake City.
CoUSsELoRs. = Joseph Z. Taylor,
Charles W Perrose, Salt Lake City.
Sail Lake City, Wards.
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SEWER STAKE.

f-REsIDEST.-wm. II. Ssesmiller,
Richfeld.
COUSsELORs.-George ". Bean, W. Il.
Clark, R.chaeld.
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PANGUITcH STAKE.

PREsIDLST.-J. W. Crosby, Jr.,
Panguitch.
COUNsELo2s M. NJ. Steele, David
Cameron, Panguitch.
G4rfsld Couz.v. JtaA.
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SAN LUIS STAKE.

SAN LUIS STAkE.
PRESIDENTS. S. Smith, Manassas.
CoUSsELoKs.-E. Dalton. VIM. Chris
tenson, Manssss.
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ST. GEORGE STAKE

PREsIDENr.-Danlel d. Macarthur
81. George.
COUNsEIoRs. - Anthony W. Wins,
Eristus B. Snow, S.. George.
Washinafon Connfn. Etlh
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ST. JOHNS STAKE.

PREsIDESr-David X Uasll, St.Jenns.
CouSsELoRs.-E. n. Freeman, wm.H
Gibbons, S.. Johns.
.,..6, lr,,,,,,, 4.;,,ro
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RPRlNTING%
~INk.@

rhs oeseret News Co. having &C.
<ured the Agency for ttsisssest-
ern Region OF tine
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Es-WGeu any changes occur u tne fore
going INST, she stake preceding oGcers VIII
DEsEEEr NEWS OFFICE, 90 ne LIST my De
Directed
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SAN JUAN STAKE.

ST. JOSEPH STAKE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Layton,
Thatcher.
COUSsELORs.-Wm. ID. johnson, "
II. Merrill, Thatcher.
Graham fs9uatlf. 4 T
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,ROX ELDER sTAKE-

BOX ELDER STAKE.
PREsrDEST-Rudger Cha Sson, Brigham
coUSsELoRs. = Adolphus MADISON,
Chas. Kelley, Brigham City.
Bor Elder County, Utah
Bear River CIty.........-..Csrl Jensen
Brigham City. lst Ward. Henry Tingey
BrighAmCi,y, sudwsrd. ALVIN Nichols
Brigham City. 3rd Ward ....-..........
Brigham City 4th Ward, .Jens Hansen
DeWeyNille .........-......J. &. Dewey
money WIFE,
Mantua brigham Cityl...P. c Jensen
North brigham City,. Thos. Harper
Park Salley..............E. ID. Mecham
Snowyille...-....... A. Goodliffe
Three Mlle( brigham Ci,yl. %. A. Perry
Grouse Creek. Chas. kimber, Sen.
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SNOWFLAKE STAKE.
PRESIDENT. n. Smith, Snowflake.
CouSsELoRs. - Lorenzo Il. Hatch,
Woodruff Joseph II. Richards,
St Joseph.
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RRAVER STAKE

BEAVER STAKE.
PREsrDEST.-Jno.R Murdoch, Beaver.
CoUEsELoRs. Wm. Foiheiin ;ham,
NJ. L. Shepherd, Beaver.
Bearer County. Utah.