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do You knnMs''

The performance Of 'eThe Private
Secretary at the Theatre last night
was eminently satisfactory. Those
Of US who have seen Gillette in The
title role naturally made compari-
sons Of his rendition with that Of
Leonard Grover, jr. They were, In
our opinion, largely in favor Of Mr..
Grover. He gave us a represen-
tation that showed him to be a
finished comedian, and the laugh
ter and applause Of the azdience
proved their appreciation OF his able
-ffort. ''Cattermole'' was admir-
ably performed by Leonard Grover
Dsrc. We do not see how II could
have been bettered.
Mr.. Spencer, as the London tall
or who wanted to be n gentleman,
was the next favorite la the play.
Messrs. Wells, Young and White
were fully up 10 the mark, and
Edith and Ivy Clawson with Nettie
SMELL performed their parts with
Sreat credit. Lotsie Claridge made
as good a Miss Ashford as we have
seen anywhere and gave to the
character all thst the part Is capable
OF.
The whole performance was good
and well worth seeing. II will be
reDeated tonight. Prof. Careless IL
cordially welcomed at his old place
az leader Of the orchestra and Ia,
sattl, q down 10 work with all his old
vim aDi musical spirit.
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Probate Court.

The following was doae yes;er-
day:
Estate Of Martin Brixen; order
made appointing Monday, Sept. o,
1879, nj 10 am. as the time for hear
Ing peti ton for letteIs Of admins
tration.
Estate Of John Fawkes; order mp.
pointing Saturday, Sept. -, at Ia
s.m. as the time for hearing Ieti-
ton for letters OF administration.
Estate Of J. J. Kennedy; orieT
appointing Joseph William Taylor
administrator, upon fling n bond OF
500, and taking the oath required
by law. O
Estate OF Hecto. ". Scott: order
amounting sale OF real estate.
Estate OF John Masters; continued
10 Sept. is at 10 AM
Estate Of James r. Beck; order OF
sale Of real estate made upon adj
ministratrix filing an additional
bond Of 5000.
Estate Of Ann Smith; order made
distributing said estate a. prayed
for.
Estate Of Heman Hyde; order 70
show cause why onieE OF sale Of real
estate should not he made.
Estate Of Aune Martha johnson;
case continued to Sept 49,
Estate Of Flank L. Foote; con
tinued 10 Sept 10.
Estate Of Andrew Miner; In this
case there were two applications fol
letters Of administration. The fsi
one was that ofthe ynunges. dsugh.
ter OF the deceased, and tue oppos-
ing one came from the husband Of
the eldest daughter.
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Young vs.. Williams.

This case, which is a contest over
The school election in the Fourth
Precinct, came up today beforeJudge
Zane, On trial without Z jury. The
plllntif placed Mr.. Bah, one Of the
election judge, on the stand. Wit
ness Identified the registration list,
and testified that he wrote the word
''voied" opposite the name Of every
man who did vote. This list was
offered in evidence by the plaintiff,
but the defense Oljectei, and
rather prolonged and spirited argu
ment ensued. The court overruled
the objection, and the lis. was adj
mitted in evidence It was thus
proven that over cue hundred and
forty Peoples Party men voted,
whereas only I25 such votes were
reported as having been cast.
This afternoon the case was IT.
progress. Richard w. Young, IN,
piaintifi, Geo. +. Blair and other
witnesses were examined.
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Ynnnr Ladies, Conferenre.

The Y. T.. NJ. I. Associations met
IN conference yesterday, September
IL. Meetings were held in the
afternoon al 2 p. m and IN the
evening at 100, In the Assembly
Hall, which was nearly filed with
members OF these organizations.
Beautiful aid nppiopfis'e music
was furnished by a choir coniposed
OF members OF the Nineteenth and
rSeliy-sec0nd Wards, with solos
10y Miss Bessie Dan. Miss Lizzie
Thomas aud Mr. Fred BeCziey.
Subjects had been assigned 10 differ
ent associations, which were spoken
upon with ease and =kiii- Among
them were Truthiulness, by Mn.
CLARA :. Carlisle, TssiIraOffy, by
Miss Erickson; The Daughters Of
Zion, by Mrs. J. McMurrin, aud
Charity, by Miss Katie Dean.
Remarks were made by President
+. ). Taylor, COunselors NJ. II.
Tingey and NJ. Y. DOugall, Of the
general SUPPLEMENTARY. Stake
President NJ. A. Freeze, Counselor
Nellie ColebrOok, Dr.. NJ. &. Ship
and Elder Junius F. Wells.
Their remarks were all replete
with words Of counsel and eneOur-
agement TO the young, both officers
aui members q the associations.
10 was near $3.50 when the confer
suee adjourned, aud all went away
blessed anu stIeEsthetie9 Ter their
attendance AZ the me etings-
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The Killing eff Laugton.

At about2 O'Clock am. YESTERDAY
Alexander Lsngton, who was shot
in saloon in PARK City the day
previous, died. An inquest was
held at which Sheriff Weber gave
the following account Of the shoot
ing:
81 had gone In about Eve minutes
before and had taken a cigar, aud was
lighting il " hen ] heard Lzngton call
Moss lickspiitle for keArns. Moss
eailed Iangion liar, when LanSton
struck HIM. Moss fell backwards and
as he fell be pulled his gun from his
pocket and shot. l.angton ran out.
grabbed the gun and asked him what
ne bad done Moss replied: "He as
saul.ed mo" I placed HIN under ar
rest a. once sind took possession Of the
gun. Il was a new fl-ctliber Colts
double-a zion revolver, aad TO the best
81 my knowledge he took IL from his
RICH, hip pocket. Dad not see Lapgton
atiempt 20 draw a gan. Ny attention
was drawn to Moss Only one shot
Was fred. was Standing about three
feet from I.angton, and could have
touched him"
This account Of the tragedy is
Doubtless correct, as il is CORRIDOR
atei by other witnesses. The ver-
diet was 10 the effect that Alex.
LangtOn came 70 his death from the
effects Of gunsIot wounds received
from the hands of WOOdson J. Mos.
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Entertainment and Presentation.

Las. evening an entertainment,
consisting OF songs, choruses, reci-
tationS etc, was given In the
T~eniy-ini Wand meeting house,
which was crowded on the occasion.
A cantala, entitled "rhe Secret,
was excellently rendered, as was
also the operetta Of cinderella; - A
pleasing feature Of tie gathering
was the Presentation Of a skilfully
penned complimentary address lin
= neat frzmel 10 Brother Thomas
Mcintyre, rs a small recognition Of
his kindly services in instructiug
the young members Of his class In
the tonic-sol-fa system Of music.
The children IN addition, through
one OF the elder girls, handed
Brother Mcintyre a floral tribute In
the shape Of a harp, while his
daughter, who presided at the or
gau, was presented with asimilar gin.
The evenings entertainment was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
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ITEMS FROM PAYsOS.
A Coal Flnd.=Anether saioer.-Ihs
Opera House Chsnges Hsnds.

Hyrum Lemon Il putting up q
fine large tNo-story brick building
on one Of the principal business
Corners
A young graduate from the
DeseTet University, Christensen by
name, has been engaged - princi-
pal Of the district schools.
Mr.. +. o. Gates, OF the National
Bank Of the Republic, Salt Lake
City, has been sciipg cashier Of the
bank since Mr.. Good LEFT
Rev. W. A. Hough, the Presbyte-
rian pastor, has been suffering So
verely for n week ptst .from acute
mania, the cause Of which was over
study. He Is now rapidly recover
ing.
Mr.. Els Good, cashier Of the sav-
ings bank, has gone 10 his former
home in Canada, Kansas, and when
he returns he will be accompanied
by n fair partner. The bet wishes
Of all Will go out to Mr.. Good as he
enters upon the sea Of matrimonial
life.
A vein Of coal was struck, few
DAYS since, about five miles SOUTH
east Of Payson, on the Loafer range
Of mountains. The mineral appears
10 be Of first class quality and II i
thought WORK on the clGim VIII soon
be cCIs:meuce,i.
IL Is reported on good authority
that tue Payson Opera House has
changed hands, the price paid being
$500. This fine building but eight
years since was built at the expense
u $4,000. The names Of the pur-
ctas--- have not yet been aseer-
laine1.
Another s=i-On opened It's doors
Dn Tuesday last with free drinks,
aud the usual number Of sots who
amt afford TO get drunk uncommon
lays were staggering and laying
mound town. This makes four So
Oons in Payson; all apparently do
ing thriving business:
Business In Payson Is fai1y
Our city contains some
iny stores and places Of business,
lnd every one seems to be doing a
pod trade. rGe crops have turned
'ut Zine and are nearly all harvested.
)ne farmer harvested zoe bushels Of
wheat on = acres The schools are
III running and are all we'll patron
led.
PAYsOS, Sept. l9,h, 1850.
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/ hasnilgl RnrgIarirad

About 3o'ci1gk this morning the
D='e7at H9sH-al building vas en-
's'si D burglar, wlo =tiuei a.
@'u'lsof the rooms whers two
A'y nn':== w=rs sleeping. His
i's'elee was discovered alter he had
sili1isei tle DRIVERS Of a bureau
:; t-En-i things tlnsy turvy gen
IA-y. de made his esclae by
.---'4nSoIt Of the Toom amt through
~ 'ar !01r o. the JulGiug. lie
..-'s--l y two Of the h1=uital peo-
. aai Dis ii,E.ity is aim 81 a
. .-..'i. @. c-rtIia.y. Should he or
!. =! Z, ai> class pay auy,h.r visit Of
I'm. :. me aEtuse O. the p7smis-s. the
-. =. .'l'. be sumzWhlt different 10
-. - q il alarling's exhibit. pep
-. ''' Havilg been mlIe 20 give
- - p -,rl!sr the kind Of reeap-
'-a slJlil h,acaorlsd him.
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1Aaian Troubles in Idaho.

Helena, Mont, Sept. ia spe-
cial from Miles City says tile news
from the Cheyenne camp is not re-
assuring. William Klasie, an EN-.
ploye Of Joseph Scolt, who came in
today direct from the Cheyenne
agency, gives the following detail
regarding the killing OF Hugh
Bailey, who he s1ys was 4 mere lad
Of about Is years Of age. He left
the ranch Friday afternoon 10 bring
in milk COWS, no. expecting ~ 20
more than half a mile. His failure
to return al night and the finding OF
his horse next day induced a hunt
ing party 10 search for him. Every
inch of the gronni where he could
nave been was searched without
success, when American Horse, a
Cheyenne brave, volunteered 70
show the soldiers where 10 find his
body. He guided them 10 the top
Of a steep hal, about three-luarters
Of n mile from the ranch, where the
body Of the young boy was found
n1dely buried in depression in the
yrounf, with the earth scratched
loosely over him by hand. He had
been shot through the heal, but
not morially. American Horse
-laiupd he knew nothing about the
killing. klasie says that ON Tues
Jay Agent Campbell issuei an order
Tor all the Indians to come into the
agency and disarm. The order was
communicated 10 the Indian police,
who returned and reported that the
indians refused IN obey and wen
concealed in the brush and forth
fling themselves in the s1me
manner as last spring. As troop
are on the spot with orders 10 en-
force the agents command, Il il
now probable that they will attempt
10 round up the Indians and bring
them into the agency. klasie re
.,oTts the white settlers greatly ex-
.itsi. tut restrained from immediate
acts Of retaliation by the presence Of
the women and children. The
whites are well armed and ready
for whatever turns up, but will
probably await the action Of the
military In bringing the Indians
into the agency, but unless this J.
done! efectually ami at once the
Indian crop viii he considered riIe
and ready 10 harvest--HerdId.
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Raaered Suicide.

a Imor Cfa suicide reached a re-
IoneF's ears last evening, and today
he sci about tracing il, and discOv-
s-ei + origin % be- rs follows: Last
'slrsiay physician called in TO
aaend a lady II the south
an @, town, AS sooa as
be bad H7e-e.inai. he remarked:
nus bury % see woman
s "a h7, been trying 70 Kill herself.''
nc loa'a- rgie.-el q 4 patient who
-. - pa, illi i''leatiy exposed he- health.
~. IL .e-a2-S v.s inte.?7eleI hy
,--ss @h5 heard e IS having refer
&c &c 20 ga siiemri 70 suicide. The
i-'l2F ".as g natural result.
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, tthe Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part Of their storc),
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furnl-
tnrq All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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A Family level.

DR.. David Kennedy, Of ROndout,
n. v, the famous Surgeon and
Physician, hz. sent u. copy Of his
Book, "How 10 Cure Kidney, Liver
and Blood Disorders." Ii Is a work
which should he read In every home,
for the value Of the medical lessons
alone. IL contains al.o many life
Illustrations, and two fascinating
stories from the widely known au-
thor "Ned Buntline." Any one
sending their address with name Of
this paper TO DIR. Kennedy, will re-
ceive the Book free by mail.
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Third District Court.

The following criminal business
was done this forenoon:
United States rs. Sarah Ann
Downs; fo.nicationi bond forfeited:
sareties are James Solomon ami
John Bartholomew.
People vs.. woolf Goldberg and
Mary Friedman; grand larceny;
plea, not guilty,
People IS. Joseph Shaw; forgery;
plea, guilty; sentence, one year's
Imprisonment in the peniteniiary.
People vs.. Charles Riley; Oh
structing RAILROAD; plea, not guilty:
y. G. Ferguson appointed TO defend.
People vs.. Daniel Da nah; grand
larceny; plea not guilty; Mr.. ARM
strong appointed 10 defend.
People IS. john Adder and Mary
Montague; grand larceny; both
pleaded guilty, and sentenced 10 six
months each in the county Jail.
People VS.. Barbara Kuntz aud
Sebastian KuntL; administering poi
son % animals; both pleaded not
guilty,
UnIted States VS.. Paul Hammer.
unlawful cohabitation; pleaded net
guilty.
United States W. Isaac Marble;
unlawful coha5itstion; pleaded not
guilty.
The following civil business was
done: f.. Il. CSi.-hlow VS.. John
Tanner; demurrer 10 complaint
Ovsrruied; ten days 10 answer.
Ezra Thompson vs. David Keith
ct al ; motion Of defendant TO modi-
y Injunction so rs to permit certain
rork, submitted yesterday, was al
lowed; under certain restriction
development work viii he allowed
n ascertain the apex Of the vein;
exception taken.
Betsy l.. Eglent VS.. John c. Egg
l-nt; demurrer overruled; ten dsys
% answer.
J. W. Eariley vs. ID. ID. Houtz
ct al; Karen Larsen appointed
guardian 0d htcBl Of minor defend
ants, Josephine, Oscar, Huldah anu
joseph Larsen.
Richard w. Young rs. Farley l..
Williams; trial before the court.
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FRAGMENTS.
lr.rs7FAnoN closes tonight.

psEsTRATToN closes tonight.
= BrRrly, Esg., manager &
.sssalt lake Theatre, returned from
--ipts sae western coast ysster-
- Heisiu fine health aud spirits.
This numerous lrienis are glad 70
X him.
rrr ritr cornell Of Ogden passed
~, -riirance last uigat providing
.-.+5e Issue u bonds o the amount
-rs55all. 10 Ilise money for Z new
~ fre delsumenL etc.
Tw saints Of the Nineteenth and
r--rtr-sec5ni Warts should read
~ notice 10 this i-sle which ao-
- Them u tine fact that Sabbath
-,s.iucs ami Sunday schools in
.5o-e waris are SUSPENDED until
fgr.her notice
THEEE will be a temperance mee.s
irr unleT the auspices OF the
W5uaD's Christian Temperatures
T1i1n. Monday, Sept. Is. at S y. m.
sttas NJ L. Church, Third South
srssl Cod sp2akers AMI music
vil ia tendance. All interest
e. Ee in'i ii 10 i'e Present.
Iii said 20 lea H3ie am ny in
uznce cCI1pIn.es in the east 10 pay
-esaEl Of so for every conviction
-fas fucsndilry who bIras Proper
q. This rule j. RETIRED - ia the
- Of HclbrgcE, aad the officers
ua5 have secured his Conviction
which j. d-emed in=yii2hie-think
15y are entitled 10 the reward.
Tms morning Brother b. T.
Lfyl, from the Office Of Attorneys
RSaris * Ai1yie, received a tele-
IN conveying the ssl intelligence
L.. bis mother is az the point Of |
lsl.h. He leaves for home, Smith
ia Cache valley, this afternoon,
and vii l's accompanied 10y his
t-.b5r-ia-law D. L. Collette) and |
sser.
lTEas learned that aa accident |
e,zuel Jl the Uuiou Pacific near |
.1s city tais morning, 10y which 81
III hai MS arm badly lac-rated. 1
tgt neither tie locality Ecc the
Cs5. nature 0I !ts nish 20 could be
sssr.ainei. @Ne arc not informed |
tthe mlitsT here - was the gentle
-Sl.y reply u.Aie - Inquiries at |
lie genera eli ce % the rUsi.
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PoliceCourt.

This morning Chris. Jacobson
i=aiein7t guilty TO = charge Of dis
EttiBg TIE pace, and viii lie tried
h.s-.
WI i1nPy anil {. =. Hurley
are he'll % al,~er n charge Of
varnucy.
John De AMI Samuel Woodbury.
gs;s eich hnel = f1- drunkenness.
aaI 'oln ollllss was taNei SO for
ifssI1ss.
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property q Ihoma. Bishop, IN The

property Of Thomas Bishop, IN the
Sireteehth Nafd, was confirmed.
The request Of F. Begle, 10 have
the property IN Hyde PARK addition,
near Brighton, assessed As acreage
instead OF by the rod, was refused,
and Ciute's valuation confirmed.
The valuation 81 $500 on c. II.
jseobs' lot, On Eighth East Street,
was reduced 10 5000.
The valuation Of SIS, 500 on Mrs.
Froiseth's land In the Seventh
Wand was confirmed.
The protest. Of II. T. Anderson was
then taken up. Two pieces Of pro
psrfy which were assessed 10 Mr..
Anderson were passed, Dnd as Mr..
Anderson claimed he did not own
them.t the valuation on the
balance, s77,s2O, vas reduced to
So. go.
The blard then adjourned until
this evening at $50.
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"Mormonism Unveiled"

VIII the owner OF a copy OF f. ID.
Howe's '.Mormonism Unveiled, +"
published at Painesvi!ls. Ohio,
about the year 1886, kindly leave
thu book at the News Off e, for the
benefit Of a gentleman who desires
to Ak mine II? IL viii not be taken
from the premises. aud the best Of
care anda speedy return are as
lfr.1
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THREE MORE SESSIONS
or the Board OF EqualIraiI,u win
Likely End lis wsss.

C'Hte's figures have male Il com
p1lsory upon The nieabsfs Of N,
City Cc:lncil to do an irrmens,
amount Of extra labor, both in com.
mittees and open sessions, but the
end Of the weary work seems 10 be
nearly in sight. Recorder Hyam.
estimates that the work Of the board
OF equalization may be compls,ed i'm
Three more sessions. This is only an
estimate, however, and more than
three sessions may be required.
/ The Bishops Of several wards
nave caused 10 be sent In lists Of
properties owned by wJdov., IN.
taxes on which are asked 10 be ~.
United. IL has been necessary 10 %
over these lists and ascertain the
description and value Of each nIec,.
OF property, and 1t il unders-ood
tnat the session this evening viii be
devoted TO consideration Of The
merits OF this ciass Of ayplIcations
iOr relief In other word. The
widows Of the city viii have the at
tenuon OF the board Of equalization
this evening.
IL is expected that another met
ing viii be held on Monday even |
ing, at which the reports Of some Of 4
the special committees. that have /
teen appointed, viii he presented |
and acted upcn. One Of these com |
mittees has under consideration the
matter Of railroad valuations, while
The banks were referred 10 another,
am the question Of assessments on
money was referred 10 n third. a
fourth committee was charged with
the labor OF investigating Clute's
Of realty In the Seven
teenth Ward, which IL was asserted
was disproportionately high. and
still a NTH COMMITTEES l. considering
whether or not valuations IN the
southeastern portion Of the city
should not be increased.
All these committees have yet 10
report, and the boarj Of equaliza-
lion must act upon their findings
and recommendations, before finaI
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Hot on The Trail.

PARIS, Idaho. September Is. 1890.
Especial to the DEsEREr NEWS. i
The alleged Hot Springs murderer
has heen traced 10 the south end OF
Bear Lake. Sherifis Jones and
Belknap left this morning, going
there via the east side Of the lake.
Other parties are In pursuit s'so.
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Fourteenth ward Church school
a Church school under the dIrec-
ton Of the Board Of Education Of
the Fourteenth Ward, will IL
opened in the school rooms on
Monday, September Is. james r.
Rawlins, principal, and other COM
petcnt teachers have been engaged,
ami n few Students from neighbor-
Ing wards can be accommodated.
Tine rates Of tuition are: Primary
Department, sl.50 per term; prrpar-
at0ry, ~; intermediate, $3.50. Pu-
pills moi resident Of the ward will be
charged 81 per term In addition TO
the above Taies- Application for
admission 10 the school may be
made 10 II. +. Richards. II. 5.
Young. DE-. Charles +. Wilcox or
the undersigned.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
DIR Secretary Of Board.
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The breath Of n chronic catarrh
patient IL often 30 offensive that he
becomes an object Of disgust. After
n time alteration sets In, the spongy
bones are attacked and frequently
entirely destroyed. a constant
source Of discomfort is the dripping
Of the purulent secretions into the
throat, sometimes producing in
veterate bronchitis, which in Its
turn has been the exciting cause Of
pulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended It's use
for years past properly designate
Elyfs Cream Balm as by far the hest
and only cure.
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VIII Not Rsn,rn m, rt.s

Denver, CJlo- Sept. Indian
-, missioner Morgan arrived her.
: = morning on his tour through
: 'est In an interview he ex-
.,s',l himself freely in regard to
80. posed removal Of the Utes to
s5r- $500 l3h. He says their re-
i - =, : against the settled policy Of
.s.i,,'.'-,iiln eni 9f alloting lands 10
re,s- qua would teal ID perpe,l,-
,5r-- -e .'il2i relations which the
ESQ., U. ~ seeks u ob!iterate. He
49, ',i-- they were originally
yi.5-I 70 their removal ami oniy
tsr !, y Tue pressure brought l.
III. : lo5ee them cut OF Colorado.
Ca, @seneJ their fears ana
snEr--.1 desire 10 escape from some
as.rSSHA dagger. He tbinLs Inv
beb;,,--.'-. 2Hal % Utah they w,ull
loirt-, To- "a wiiiand mointsinons
eiyiI,:,,@ which VIII retsrd tbe,-
say - pa or Prevent its getting
ls ! .o2,aoli among tIieul. n 'i I..ss
ism,S;,- i'.it present re-eryation "a,
gaa5g niSniy productive by irri-
g1od -. -ll lha- they can be- mad.
edzsr,s. mes ami IN lime ere litabi..
e1besoi Colorado. This eoni5
ae c,n.S;. N liishel in Utah, where
soald h. '..ions for a savage trile
sTrrllt- y give them lands Ia
bla, Ti.;, "a Aeir present reserva.
Fa'l,si5- = S0u.i be anything bu,
e nj s -le people in southwest.
h'Fz'i ',le stern Coloraio.-