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THE REVENUE BILL.

! CONSIDERABLE time has been con.
sumed by the House in the consider.
alton Of the revenue bill introduced
by the ways and means committee.
Ii may well be doubted whether
that time has been spent profitably.
The bill has at least one. radical fea-
ture which alone makes it objection
able to n degree which ought to in
sure its rejection, unless that ele-
ment be eliminated. We refer to
the clause which provides that all
property shall be assessed ut its ac-
tual cash value.
Were this Territory, its industries
and values in n settled, healthfuI
and normal condition, no urgent Oh
lection could be found to such 4 tax
law. But in The present state of
things, n statute which makes If
imperative TO assess property at
the price at which it might be sold
at the time Of making the assess
ment, would work disaster to great
numbers Of freehOlders. We are
having "boom.' Prices. especially
of realty, are enormously inflated
a feverish spirit Of speculation has
run values up to fictitious not 10
say fabulous figures, and it is n fact
that the total revenue possible to be
derived from hundreds of pieces Of
real estate in this city would not nav
the taxes upon them, under this bin
and the present city ordinances
We're assessments to be based unon
actual cash offers made fo- die
property.
In this city there are large mum
bers Of la5oring men. without in
come save from their daily toll, who 4
own homes the taxes uzon 4
which would amount TO more 1
than their entire earnings
for the year If assessed at |
''bcom' prices. To compel the as
SCISSOR to lay such n burden unon
them is to literally expelthem from
the city. This would not only
be gross and fragrant Injustice
to the poor, but it would result in
disaster to the financial interests Of
the city, and bring about Quicker
and more violent reaction after TIE
present 'boom." The initiation of
which we are speaking is rampant
N this city ana Ogden, is felt to a
naked degree in Provo, and has
n number Of other toWns
'ut has not materially affected
'aiues in the greater part Of tbe
Territory. Hence tax-payers whose
property lies in the places affected {
y the "boomo would contribute i
much more in proportion than thew
low do to the maintainance Of the ,
government Of the Territory. and t
be districtschools. C
In this connection we endorse the ;
emarks made upon the revenue hill !
esterllny by Hon. c. Z. Alien /
hat gentleman does not represent O
ither the political party or policy 3
'hich We favor, but some Of the oh =
'rvations made by him upon the a
inject Of cash value assessments d
ere sensible and statesman-like r
lie thought the attempt to enforce :
lch provision would work great 4
Justice in certain portions Of the a
erritory, while it would not ma Il
rally affect other portions; and in =,
s opinion, the present law was il
orking satisfactorily. He was m
posed to the bill, and deemed it q
unnecessary measure. This Is n -
rect view to take of it. OF
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NEW YORK, March Ga severe
storm Of sleet and snow started last
night and still rages. II ex-
tends along the Hudson River and
in the Mohawk Valley. The fall
was eight inches az 10 O'Clock and
il is stu showing. Railroad traffic
Is interrupted.
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- n ATH =.

TESsEr.-February "A. 1890. at Luna,
New Mexico, Ether, son OF s. B and Lo-a
Isabella Brown Tenney; born July ard
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PANAMA, March 6.-February
95th information reached here that
an associate liquidator had been ap-
pointed for the Panama Canal Com
pany. he is NJ. A. Monchieur,
iats ligliidator Of the Compton des
Connie.
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Royal sympathy.

LONDON, March 6.-The Prince
Of Wales has sent "a letter TO Minis
ter Lincoln condoling with him on
the death of his son.
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M. Resignation at Hand.

I PEsTn, March 6.-There lisa crisis
in the Hungarian Ministry. The
resignation OF Won Tirza, prime
minister, is imminent.
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sailed Eor NnnIc.

LONDON, March 6.-The United
States men-of-war Atlanta and Bos-
Ton, OF the evolutionary squadron,
has sailed from Genoa for Naples.
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AnA..ocIa,c Liauidator.

LONDON, March 6.-The Bank Of
England today reduced the rate OF
discount from 5 per cent to a.
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rau,bee No Better.

WAsIHSGToS, March 6.-There
Is no Improvement in the condition
Of Taulbee this morning.
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Territory OF Utah,
COurfr- ~ E.Ntr r..

County Of salt Lake ~.
!. JOIN z. Cutler. Clerk OF the Probate
Sourt IN ana for the County OF salt I.ake
u, N ne 81 Territory OF Utah, do hereby cerufv
mat inc foregoing u a full. true and eo-rec,
COPY OF Order TO show cause WIN org,e- -
sale Of reAl estate should not be maize in ne
matter OF the kstate OF Andre v y .MrFsrl,,n,..'e
deceased, as appears OF record in nv ofiire
IN n.aHess whereof ! have hereunto sc,
this 5th day Of March, A. %. isso. '''i =
"A JOHN @. CUTLER.
"a Clerk Of the Probate Com,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of Sal,
Lake, Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter % lire Estate Of An,.,.,,
y AcFarlane, deceased
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DIR. STODDART.

The specialist in chief OF the above-named
Medical ami Surgical Association, " il visit
SALT LAKE CITY. THURSDAY, MARCO
II. lesl. an have Olices for free con-ulta-
ton and examination az CLIFF HOUSE
salt Lake, for the purpose OF contracting
with all desiring 20 be cured OF Chronic
special Private and Complicated Diseases,
Diseases OF Men and Women. the Lungs
Heart. Throat. Head, Eyes, Ears, Blood
ana skin Diseases specially treated and
speedily cured. Glass Eyes. Artificial
Limbs, Hands and Feet. adjusted to the
body. Determines OF every kind skilfullv
treated Braces. Trusses, Electro. Voltaic.
and magne;ixing Appliances adjusted 20
every form OF nalformatiOn or ailment.
Remember. the Special Surgeon and
Physician is coming personally. The
LlEBIG INrEkNATIONAL SURGICAL
INSTITUTE Of san Francisco. 4 the only
respo nsihle Institute visiting L tab quarterly.
Only one call necessary; balance Of treat
ment,rntil cured, by correspondence.
4 eOdISW
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Try the cure.HAY-FEvER
WANTED.

I" nm
DoARD AND ROOMS BY A YOUNG
II nan in private family. Addrcss ;. :.
fnis Once ID
A GOOD OIL Ar 20 rfssF STREET
n Eighteenth ws-d. DIT
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Cottonwood. for which Cash will be paid.
A GIRL OR WOMAN COMPETENT To
IA do Cooking. VIII pay IS % per
month. Enquire At this Oniee between 10
and y an %
S76 90 10 $3.50 90 4 MONTE .t,,. can se
Agents preferred who can turuish = horse
and give their whole time tn the business.
Spare moments may be probably employed
also. A few vacancies towns ami cities
y. =. JOHNSON 4 CO., 1903. Main St, Rich
mond. Va
n. B.-LAdies empIOycd also. Never
mind about sendingst amp Tor reply. Com
0uiok. Yours for bin. d. r. J. 4 Gods m
FOUND.
A LADY'S PURSE WITH MONEY II
~ 1t. Apply at Or. hurphy's Onise,
Blythe building. No. iii Second South It
~ FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS NEWLY CALVED
n Jersey Cow. Enquire AZ Elias Morris
once. q ". South Temple street. or call
and see animals at go $ Third West
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Restores fiie
Senses OF Taste
and Smell
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

Al Saf Lax c'iy. Uiah, on March 8. 1890.
oe'-Tra'ions taken al an, 7sfs H,r.
dian TIM. AZ on stassous.
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Come Early Bargains
PERFECTLY NEW & SELECT STOCK.
so and 90 MAIN STREET.

APAiroas wall please call immediate
" for Watches and Jsweiry left for repair..
decd iW
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During the past week have received additional Choice Ix
IN French Saiines which, in connection with cur St
Assortment already hand Finest Variety Of y
Original Designs to select from n the city
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ENLlZABETH N.MCFARLANE. THE an
II ministratrix Of the Estate Of andre,
=. Acfariane, deceased. having filed hsr pe
ution herein. duly verified. PRAYING 10,
an order OF sale Of portion fthe real =, TAI.
OF said deeedent. for the purposes there.
IN set forth. IL ~ therefore ordered \,
,ne Judge OF said Court that all persons IN
terested IN the estate of said dec 80
appear before the said Probate Oourt On
Monday, the 9Th day OF April, Isa. a,
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day. Al the
Court Room OF sad Probate Cont a. ~
county Court House. in the City and CIunfv
OF SAT- Lake, Utah Territory, 10 show cause
way an order should not be granted 10 tse
sad adninistratrix, 10 sell so much 81 tss
real estate o; the said deceased Al nrivsfc
sxe a. snaIi De necessary, aud that a eopv
o. tais order be published al least four s,is.,
sessiNe weeks In the DEsEREr EvTSfSc
NkMs' = negspsper printed and rublisnra
Dated March sth, Is50.
6. W. BARTCH.
Probate Judge.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
ESTRAY NOTICE

7 HAVE IN Ny POSSESSION:
One old black HORSE, branded p on
riehi thigh, small white spot in forehead.
Ono dark bay yeArling mare COLT. no
brand visible. left hind foot white.
III the above described animals are not
claimed and taken awayon or before sarrh
18th. $50, they will be SOC At public
auction a the City Estray Pound. Wash
ingto1 Square. 70 the highest responsible
bidder. al . pm
VI. SHET MERDINE.
City Poundkeeper.
salt Lake City, March 3rd. Isao.
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Order 10 show cause why Order OF Sale a
Real Estate should NOT be psae
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2 inch Mohairs in Grey and Brown Mixtures IaI cents
40 inch Striped Wool Suitings for Spring Wear al 37!c
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
FOURTH EDITION



READING, April 1.-THE non drinking
order Of the Reading Railroad has Great.
Cd good deal Of str in this city, and
II hss been reported for several days that
men we're being discharged for merely
going into saloons and taking . glaze Of
beer after working hours.
Mr.. PAxson, superintendent Of motive
power, was intsrviswsd to-day and says
that but one man has been discharged
and that NO one b prohibited from going
into saloons after working hours and that
the only prohibition 10 against the ire
qusnting Of saloons aud the making .
practice Of spending evenings In them
aud drinking TO sxcasa He said, 'if .
man goes into saloon every day, that 10,
Of course, frsQuenting place. but II he
goes only once OF twice . month that
would not be frequsntiag." He said the
order was very plain aud there was NO
need OF Misunderstanding II. The ruls
about drinking when on duty and fro
Qusntiug drinking places was an old one
OF the company and had been In force
several years.
Some ot the saloon keepers who were
largely patronixed by the employee OF
the Reading Railroad say that their re-
celpts have fallen of from "a 70 90 . day
since the enforcement Of the Corbiu or
der sg.iust drtnking. There has been
but one man discharged thus far, Jacob
d. Dundore. He says he kept bic din
ner kettle IN Wei Iy's saloon, and had
always veen accustomed to 60 In there to
eat his dinner.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

The General S-cretsry's office has been
overhauled by the lad es OF the Auxiliary
aud Is very uoat In appearance with new
window curtains, q handsome rug aud
mantle lambrequin.
Young men are cordially invited TO at
tend the meeting Sunday afternoon, In
the rooms ut No. 1907 Market street, at
four O'Clock. Good singing. Lasts one
hour.
The new games of Croxinole are prov
ing 10 he attractive features and arc Goa
stantly in use. Young men are invited
TO cal to see them.
M nor o. Baldwin Is acknowledged to
DO on. OF the finest organists In Ainetica.
The press speaks In glowing terms OF his
wonderful ability wherever he has ap-
peartd. New York cIitics call him IL.
ISL. Saens of America" which 10 tn.
hige cal com pliment ever paid tnsan Ameti-
can musician. He will bs assistei b.
Miss Mary Cbnnor, soprano; Mis- MARY
1bielman, coRtralto; J. X. King, tenor;
N. Dushaue Clowsrd, baritone, Ani Miss
Minnie Harlan, elocut,0uist. The As,o.
citation Ia fortunate In securing tliis com
binAtion, which will give one o. the finesl
concerts OF the season In Grace NJ. h.
Church next Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

NEW York, April 19.-The Gas Com
mission yesterday declared in favor oil
gas for Illuminating the city. Mayor
Grant said that tho, electric light CON-
psnies had combined OIL high prices and
shat in view OF their stand he was ready
10 90 ali ad and use gas. Representatives
Of the electric llghs companies tried to
explain that they were justified in ask
Ing the Increased rates, but the Mayor
refused to listen to them aud indefinitely
postponed the consideration o! the bids
for electric lighting. A contract for
lighting $3.50 lamps was awarded to the
Equitable Gas Light Company, at Sl2 y
lamp, and action GU the rest OF tho work
deferred until It had been asc.rtalne i
Why the Standard Gas Company had no,
put In a hid for the wcrB, . required b,
lheir charter,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

BOSTON, April 1s.-A sub-comnittee
Of the joint Congressional Committee on
Immigration began today All invostigA-
tiou Of tie action OF the free-stone en-.
tractors in advertising for foreign labor.
Frederick q. Markham Of Providence,
president o. the Nav England Free Stone
Contractor Association, testified tat
The organization had advertised for
Tor ign laborers because, alter adver-
Using in other New England States and
In New York, the contractors. osing to
strikes, could not obtain men enough to
do their work, but no ono came under
contract. John ]. Murphy, president OF
the FREQ Stone Cutters Union, declared
that the cause OF the trouble was that
the contractors had made no answer 10
the Unions dcnsud OF nny cents ~
hour alter April l. The only persons
barred from membership in tho Free
ktone Cutters Union were alicns and
Ueu who had been expelled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
Go to Yerger's for harness and trunks


No Walk Over.
From the Delawarcan.
We have neither time nor inclination
to reply to anonymous writera who try to
keep up the factional fight In 1.-THE Demo
cratic party. Doodle hunters and foppers
may rant and abuse the Delawarean for
the position taken last week, but We are
satisfied that thcrc 10 not . sensible
Democrat 10 Delaware who docs not en-
dorse the sentiments that ". expressed.
We again say aud sayit without malice
or In . spirit of Wind civeness. that there
10 not true Democrat In the State that
does not desire party harmony. Further
We say that there 10 no isctionai candi.
date vino can get tine united vote Of the
DcmOcrAts Of the State. This county
cannot be carried for factionAi man TO
lead the ticket, and all this talk about
not SO Democrats kicking about certain
nominations 10 simply absurd, ridiculous
and false. A bitter, unrslentisK fight
wss wax ed two years ago, and the old
sores and animosities engendered ia that
light have not been forgotten or ior-
given. Such being the case, We know
that II would be suicidal to enter the
contest with q candidate that would not
r-ceive the support OF part OF the party.
There is no walk over for anybody this
TALL, and politicians OF sense realize the
fact,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
Scotch Wash Flannels in neaf

Scotch Wash Flannels in neat
and dainty stripes Of sell-colors
and combinations. Splendid
qualities and superb wearing
fiannels for ladies' and chill
drcn's dresscs-ten styles reduc-
ed from 50 cents to 81 IL cents
basement.
Thirty-ninc pieces OF elegant
styles Outing Flannels that we
never sold i'll these qualities for
less than IL Ia cents arc now
10 cents-bascmcnt.
Ten pieces English Flannel.
cite in fine grades arc IL cents
instead OF IS.
One line offvc styles Of En-
glish Chcviots for ladies' blouses
and mems outing shirts-hne
quality, pin md double stripes
are down to IL IL cents, from
IS.
Twelve pieces, each piece {
different style, OF stripe sllirting
with border, were 20 cents pc
yard-takes 2 IL yards for
skirt.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
F!Pps ED[YT0N


A despatch from Baton ROM.
iana, saya that the river rose i, .uus'
during the past "a hours, and /. no ,"'a ~,
inches above the hiuheai w.t. "A
known there. The water ia ,l,o'i,,eve l
poIloh OF front street. anil Is up In III.
s.oie OF dAftT, Redy & Hart ys,,
Hue Iuither Rise will cause disas,er n,
some point a the levees near there.
A wagon loaded with nItro-yl,c.,,..
shells. used Tor "shooting" oil MI ay''. ~
Weils, exploded yesterday morninc :,
| CJgnct, Ohio. The men who wers ~
the wagon disappeared, nothing hath.
len OF them but few shreds OF cloth,na
found several hundred yards from g hs..
the wagon stood. AS''
Yesterday wAs the last dsv n, tina
Ing OF tmmigrants at Castle Garden Nv.
York, the contract bet ween the Com nss
sioDers Of Emigration and the Trea.mD.
department terlnnating. The B,rg,
to-day. '--a
Farmers In the vicinity Of AtcLin,en
Kansas, report that q aort of wire warn,
IL doing great damage to the whsa, Th.
worm 10 . out an inch long ami OF IN,
thickness of fino wire. Wherever nj
work. the wheat soon withers. Il
At Easton, Pa, on Friday. Rob.r
Kuutz: Jr., on trial for the murder 4
John Weedman BY striking him On M
head with beer bottle, wa, cony,c,s
OF manslAughter and seut,ucrd Ia
lyears imprisonment
Oraers have bean received n, q,
Francisco to At out the United st,,s
steamer Ranger for sea at once and mn
an armament on board II is .unnc
abe will be sent to Behring's So. to nj
tect tho seal fisheries.
| Frank Reuber!ck, aged % year., wa
yesterday crushed to death by a load
coal car at the Nottingham Colllcry, h
Plymouth, Pa.
| Eugene N. Wilson, ex.Congtessuau
from Minnesota, died In NassLu, New
Providence, Oh the 10th instant, oil pueu.I
moniA.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
v. B. SHARP 1 CO.,


Vu9tn o4A0 AaAeA A0b otk0stss
We are making many posi-
tive reductions OF fine goods in
most every department, which
our customers should take ear
ly advantage Of We shall en-
deavor to create a quick demand
for much stuffthat We have not
room for, and there will be no
trash in the lots.
We have had a large sale on
silk and wool Gloriosa and we
display the finest line OF these
popular goods to be found in
our city. We have selected
from our stock five pieces in
combinations of grey and silver
grey, amber and electric. brown,
and steel, garnet and brown,
cardinal blue and steel. These
goods have a beautiful lustre
and are very handsome. The
regular prise is SI.25 per yard.
We shall sell them for Is cents
"A inches wide.
Lupin's Gazelle de Beige in
all wool, 81 inches wide-ihree
styles in dark grey grounds
with broken stripes were SI,noW
o2H cents per yard. With
them six pieces Lupin's plain de
Beigcs, all wool, s4 inches wide,
and in dark. medium and light
grey are reduced from 81 to
o2X cents. There's nothing
better adapted for Summer wear
than Lupin's make of light
weights. and this opportunity
don't often open.
One odd piece Lupin's fine
Camels Hair Cloth, light grey
with black stripe, was SI.25,
now 7s-effectivc and stylish.
Four pieces black silk Surah
hair-linc stripes are reduced from
OF I-2 to 81 l-2 cents. Think
of these Tor Summer time.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

All ofour white embroidered
and scalloped Hankerchieis that
were IS cents are reduced to Is
cents, colored borders, same
quality, for IS cents.
A cleaning " and rcjuvina-
ting Of our Kid Gloves exposes
about twelve dozen that should
not be here. They are mostly
embroidered backs, which you
know are not SO desirable as
plain backs. They are also a
tribe soiled, but for many pur-
poses neither defect would mat
ter much. They arc our dollar
quality and fine kid glove,
This lot we shall sell for 81
cents. .. ."-
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
FEATHERS.

We have just arranged with
the largest Feather House in
the west to handle their goods.
That means Feather Pillows and
Bolsters. Beds, etc. Down Phi
lows. Slumber Rolls, Quilts,
etc. One third off the regular
prices will be our price list ior
standard grades OF Odorle,s
Feathers-goods now in the
store-and We ask our custom.
ers to anticipate their wants as
far as possible. Best grades o
ticklnss only used.
We are taking orders for Lin,
e. slip covers; don't leave it too
late or you will find yourself il
the RUSH, WAITING you
| TURN. a II Housekecper
know full well the meaning G
that.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Mre. Palmer Strickland died on Wei.
nssday afternoon Of pneumonia, justI
thirtess days alter tho death OF her hus
band.
Rev. DR.. valiaudighan will preach 10.
morrow In tho Read Of Chri-tassI
Church, on the doctrines Of tho Freshly.
toriAns, Including election, Prede'tins.
tion aud the perseverance, Of tho saln'a
ID. N. Ulrich has put the haltihils
track on his larm In firstclsss order,
and will try the speed Of hts fac trotter,.
includ NJ CinmAron, 50 as 10 get them
In shape Tor the agricultural fairs next
autumn.
Frederick d. Power, Of Wasniug.Os.
D. C.. will deliver = lecture on Block
heads" IN the college srAtory nell
Wednesday evening.
The lAdiea Of st. Thomas' Church Guild
| will give . stersopticon exhibition II
Delaware College oratory Oh Friia
evening, April 25th. The eutcrtaiuinsh
will be very interesting and Instructive
The proecsds will DO used toward tn
erection Of . chapel near the church
be used for tho Sunday school room.
Miss Mary Corbit eldsst daughter
Mr.. Patrick CorbIt, At Evansville, an
Mr.. David MCCARTHY. Of Wilmington
Dol, were Joined In wedlosk 81 John
Roman Catholic Church. In Newark, o
Thursday afternoon BY Rev. j.
Carey. A reception was held at u
home Of tho brides parents later in I'll
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Mr.. and Ars. Leslie @. Dsyctt, of No.
Tl5 Wet Ninth street, celebrated the
niih anniversary OF their wedding last
evening, and their resdence Whs eiled
with large number oi trissds from tails
city and the surrounding country, whu
Gatherse u ok-r their cen ara, % ,Ati-ns o.
tno s,otit The evening was spros In .
PEASANT manner, and All sbusda. 0,
choice rsfroshnents were saved. Tho
host a.d no. tess rsseIv-d several hAad
ms presents, aud when the coAp.ny
d spared asout 1I.3D o'clock, 1t WA
with sDce<e wisa-s teat dr.. and Mrs.
Dsyvt would enjoy many happy returns
oil tie day.