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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-08-15
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10 one VOTE and only one by himself at the meeting
MEMBERS
Sec 16 All members of in good standing
@ men between the fve years
pass the required medical examination members
ISOLATION.
APP1IcA11oNs-How MADE
Sec IT, Applications for membership Association
printed forms furnished by the Association
companed by membership fee
ance with the following pan competent
which shall also be approved by the Medical Director
the following states North Dakota South Dakota
Washington where the limit shall be
divisions known Division certificate limited to
Division B, certificate to be limited TO 81
Sec 49, The membership fees A. Co., Division B.
Where application made for both
snaH be $500; medical examination
applicant is rejected all money paid membership foo and advance
sessment shall be returned to him subject to his order
Alliance dues OF 80 cents may be collected required
lance in that state
CERTIFICATES IN FORCE
SEC 10 When applicant shall have he
signed by the President Secretary sealed
with the seal the Association such with
ton and these shall constitute the and
tween the member and the Association
Sec 81 At the death each surviving
IN the division divisions wherein deceased held membership
to pay death losses less that 81 900 Division
~ - GAGE TO DATE FROM B1RTHnAv,
class :, from 80 to 40 4 25
Caoee :, rom ~ 10 50 i. so
Class e fron s0 W W SS S @ Is
Assessments due and payable within thirty da. from mailing
notice to member In member fails pay bi within 80
days after first notice has been Given the
ocaton the Secretary shall mail nv registered
"ncn snail be conclusive evidence of notice
tered notice required to be shall h.
cents to for such notice. h DAVIS from
registered nouce suspends the policy but policy may
stated at time within suspeno having all as
sessmens full to date furnishing If continued
health OF assessments year cancels policy
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Pertinent Portions Of the Alliance Aid Association Constitution
Sec This association Associa-
Mon.
Sec The principal Association shall be at Huron
South Dakota.
Sec The purpose of aiding and
dstng the widows and orphans of it's members
SEC The business OF this Association shall be
OF nine Directors elected at the
the second Thursday Of January year. 10
home Office.
Sec The be President Vice
dent Secretary and Medical Director who shall elected
Directors the annual meeting January
sessors elected and qualified
Sec The President shall preside meetings
and the board Directors He certificates membership
ISOLATION faithfully and mparay executed general charge
Of the business of the Association.
possess all powers and nerform al the
duties OF the President during his absence inability
Sec The Secretary shall meetings of the As
ISOLATION board Directors
The Association He shall all deposit them the bank
selected Depository and keep thereof and draw all or
to the board Directors of the
and ofener required them, perform other duties USUALLY
connected with his Office
DIRECTOR.
Sec TO- The Medical regularly educated nhvs;an
Il good professional reputation standing appoint the
aiming physicians subject approval He
d all make examination applications
state writing endorsed thereon opinion applications
Sec H. No of the officers ~ +b;a
socaon but they shall receive accordance
business transacted the Secretary and Med
a Director to be fixed BY the Directors 70
cv not to exceed three dollars while at
tend ance at meetings.
SEC To- Each member Of this Association standing
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and oits all must make new an
by the member the Of the A b a fad
ded legal notice oener than once =
so days - 49,
Sec 49, Out of the collected
with Section per placed benefit fund Is Do
cent shall be placed fund.- remaining
shall the general fund for the
Ipany
Sec % money collected from as.eamnt- w.
to be placed in the Benefit exclusively paving dtA
losses -
GUARANTEE FUND
Sec a. Fifteen collected plac.
the fund.- bearing securities: with n
compounded and only be following purposes
When member dies the benefit assssmnA
ao not the certificate full then the entire guaan
nnd and it's examinations paid member
has been end in force twenty years shall be known
shall be known as soghs.
t o tint wf c shall be applied to the
The guarantee fund left the treasury lapse policies
small be n allowed e for twenty from
divided and applied the the policies
shall be placed the general fund
BENEFITS
Association the Secretary shall representative
ana upon satisfactory evidence of such death being furnished
beneacar Of said deceased member the entire II:
the Benefit Fund from the
Of The TO the
CAUSES CERTIFICATES
SEC r. member Of this Association consequence o.
the hands sns aa s o any
pair his health produce deum Will.
false untrue ap
% +G on the good faith which his
Address, FISH & FRAN, Gen. Agents.
75s Wabasha St. St. PAUL.
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ISDIASAPoLIs, July l.-GOyernoE
Hill Of New York addressed the
Hendricks Club tonight. He said
this was an of year from a political
standpoint. Nevertheless, the next
election would be one Of the most
important eteE held in Indiana. He
did not believe tile isw abiding pen
pie Of this country would submit 10
further Outrages Of the kind being
perpetrated by the republican Con
gress. Governor Hill stated that the
republicans were preparing now to
spring n fraudulent census on the
country. Ii was especially the in
,eri.ion Of the republicans 10 discTim-
mate against the Southern States in
order TO further their ends.
Discussing on the tariff question
the speaker said the democrats were
not free traders. They simply
favored an equitable revision Of the
present excessive tariff On the nee
essaries Of life. The democratic
rarty's stand on the tariff could not
but commend Itself 10 the people Of
the republic. ''HlcOdy shirt cam
paigus were referred 70 ss con-
temptuOus.
The distinguished visitor Cl0scd
with the declaration that demo
cratic success was ASSURED through
out the country If the adhereHts q
that party would keep Indiana ia
the column where she belonged.
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OGbBr, u. T., July 1.-The
Rocky Mountain carnival began
today, the royal :rrin arriving
shortly before noon from ,s,s east.
Amid the booming Of cannon end
the cheers Of the people, Rex, ac-
companied by 4 brilliant rruuue
and escorted by the Louisiana
Rifles, was received by the Mayor
and rendered the keys of the city.
Speeches Of welcome were maze by
Mayor Kieseland Governor Thomas
and responses by members Of the
royal party. The Hon. W. G..
Pierson, on behalf OF the order Of
Monte Cris,o, delivered the Grafton
OF The day.
This evening there was 4 gSGnd
banquet in the carnival palace, and
during the afternoon there vas 4
procession Of the various civic md
military organizations, followed by
4 display by a company cf cowboys,
Tonight Rex was crowned kiag
Of the Monte Cristo's with elaborate
ceremonies, after which the cow
boys took possession Of tine palace
for their grand ball. The weather Is
superb.
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Hoods sarsaparilla

suffered three years with eaiarrh. and
my general health was poor in eonSe-
quence. When took Hoods SarSsp1rilla
found | had the right remedy The
eatlTrh Is yielding. rs Hoods SSrsapanIla
is cleansing my blood. and the general tone
Of my system Is improving" FRANK
WAsHEUHS, Rochester, y. Y.
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The Mine Calamity.

DUNBAR, Pa, July Fifteen
and "a half days have elapsed since
the fash Of gas set fire 10 Hill farm
mine. This murning twenty-one
brave men resolved 20 make one more
attempt to rescue their comrades.
At . O'Clock they again entered the
burning pit. Three Of the party TT
turned TO within n few hundred
yards Of the burning subterRnean
fire, satisfied themselves that the
men were dead, ard that further
stasch wrs reeless. The stencil Of
burning human flesh siSSenad them,
but they visited nine places where
men were known to have been at
work. Two dinner pals were found,
with the dinners untouched. ami
two coats, picks and shovels were all
lying about just rs the men would
leave them n. they started on the
run for their lives.
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CITY UTAH TERRITORY

Legislative bill, was presented by
Davies Of the conference committee,
who stated that the House declined
TO confer further.
After a long discussion the Senate
refused 10 reeede from it, amend
ments by n vote Of % 10 70. The
result Of this was that unless the
Senate or HOuse backs down, the
Legislative appropriation bill fails
and a new bill will have 10 lie re-
ported and 90 through the mill. 4
motion to RECONSIDER the vote Of the
Senate, however, was made 10y His
cock and entered.
Reagan addressed the Senate in
favor OF the bill introduced by him
to prevent the transportation Of mer-
chandise in bond through ports and
territory Of the United States into
Mexico and 10 restore that privilege
whenever the free zone between the
two countries Is abolished.
At tho cinhe bf Is speech the
Senate went into executive session
and soon adjourned.
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LIE NNTIoNAL CINNIssION

met again this morning. On motion
of Commissioner Massey (Del.) a
resolution was passed for the ap-
pOintment Of n special committee
Of six 10 report upon the rights,
duties and powers of the Commits
sion under the act OF Congress.
4 resolution by Strong Tenn. }
that the compensation Of members Of
the womsn's auxiliary board be
fixed nj $ per day, the same As the
commissioners, was referred 70 the
committee.
On motion Of Commissioner Lind
say (ky.) President Palmer was
made member and It o1icio chair-
man u the executive COMMITTEES.
Ferry Utah and Ryan tDakotaJ
expressed themselves rather earnest
~ ON the subject Of the delay ON the
part Of the local directors in select
ing a site.
After a recess the committee ap-
pointed to look into the, finances
Of the local organization reported
that il had found the funds all
right.
At this jancture a committee APP
pointed 10y the local board Of direc-
tors maze 4 formal tender Of the
joint sites Of Lake Front and Jack
son Park, rs explained before in
these dispatches.
Director Gage made an argument
in favor Of acceptance by the COM
mission, and aftersome debate IL was
made the special order for tomorrow
morning.
The commissioners spent the
afternoon at Washington PARK
races, and this evening Baruum's
cirCus.
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DEBATE RESUMED.
The House Has Under Further
Consideration the Federal
Election Bill.
OTHER VIKINGS FROM TIE Ma
TIoNsL CAPITAL.
The Bill Intended rs a Substitute
For the Senate Original
Package Bill.
a SITE CHOSEN FOR TIE
WORLDS FAIR.
A Chicago Rsntef LANDED in Custc-
dy.-Forty Persons Poisoned
by Ice Cream.
a SITE CHOSEN FOR TIE
WORLDS FAIR.
Telegraph to tn: NEWS
THE HOT 81
The Federal Election Bill SIM In.
der Confederation. Etc.

The Federal Election Bill SfiIl In
der Consideration. Etc.
WASHINGTON, July I. - The
House resumed consideration OF the
FeGerai election bill. Hemphill Is.
c. offered an amendment eliminat-
ing from the bill the provision for
United States boards OF canvassers,
aud providing that from the returns
Of the supervisors the chief super-
visor shall tabulste and forward to
she Speaker Of the House, TO Ice
submitted by him 10 the House, the
results as they appear therefrOm in
each Congressional district under
his jurisdiction i'll which this sct has
BEEN in force.
Mills Tex pointed out the dan
gers which would arise from the APP
plicatiOn Of the law. Suppose the
House was democratic by twenty
five majority, and was 50 showed 10y
the certificates Of the various gov
ernOrs; suppose the supervisor certi-
fled twenty-five majority the other
way, and the clerk Of the House
acted ugOn this certificate, what
would lie the result: The gentle
man ought not TO forget that this
was an AnglO-Ssxon race. That
race had always beeu Jealous Of ple
T ghtS and told 10 s7eis, them.
aud never cPuTtci the cost Of doing
50,
Caruth asked what had the re-
publican party done for the negroes?
At the close OF the war they were
shelterlsss. and 1t gave them no
shelter; they were hungry, ami it fed
them not; they were naked, and ii
clothed them not. When they at
tempted to save money for r rainy
day, the republican party, with the
organized Freedman's Bank, stole
the FIST fruits Of their labor.
Deliver la believed the time
had come when the republican party
mus discharge, not only its prom
ises hrt its duty TO the American
people. and he trusted that the re-
publican party would stand Is one
man for the sauctity Of
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RinI lu,.zr,z s,riI.crs.

LONDON, July The striking
employees at the Leeds gas TOISs
had a serious conflict today with =
force Of policemen, who were end
,isavoring 70 prevent disorder. The
strikers .sed stones, sticks and bot
ties as weapO.-s - that the officers
wee indiscriminate IN the use Of
their batGus- Many Of 10th sides
were injured.
In consequence OF the strike, the
city tonight Is in total daTEness.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-Charles p.
Packer, ex-p.esident OF the Park
National Bank, was arrested yesier-
day on complaint OF the United
States district attorney, because Of
some Irregularities discovered by
the bank examiner in the matter Of
certifying TO checks Tor which there
were no funds in the hank. He was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

MADRID, July l. During the
past two weeks IA eases Of cholera
end thigty-siN deaths LlycocCurred.
The Gambia medical authorities are
Of opinion that the disease will not
srrgad further.
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Hoods Sarsaparilia

soidi-y iruEsis;S 81; siK foE =. PREPARED I,
c. L HuODG co, Apotheear.es. Lowell. Mas,
100 Doses One Dollar
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Might Have Been Worse.

SEATTLE, Wash, July IA dis
astrous fire occurred today on the
water front in the rear OF a Two
story corrugated iron covered build
ing. 1t was at first feared that a
large section OF the business FOrtion
Of the town UU,sli he destroyed.
The fire was finally controlled. The
loss will not exceed StOu,ODN
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Interest bearing debt
Puncipai-...... $50 g1i.0
Interest .-...... 9.G1B 10
--- S7ss.5s.,77e
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity,
priucipal and interCst..... 1884, 90
Debt bearing no interest. 7st,pi, C.l
Total debt
I'rIncipal..--.: :. -. -3I.cis
lnterest....... 9.7d5.2 -
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ urferslEned, executors OF The Estate
0f Jane :. smith. deceased, u the cred
itor- Of. and al persons having claims
against the SAID teccasei. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
month"; after the frSt publication OF this no.
Tree. 70 the said Wilford Fowies smith. Al
his residence. No. st3 West 9Th south street,
SAT- lake rty. in the County % salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
Dated June I'D. 1Szl
HESGY JOB SMITH.
WILFORD FOWLES SMITH.
Executors % the Estate Of Jane 8 smith
deceased. 4 law5W
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Dealer In Cedar Pests, Poles and
wood, by Car Lots, Etc
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WAKEsBJRO, Ca, July Jim
WaIley, a notorious negro, stole n
revolver and rifle from Tom Ne
Kel;hen (colorciJ. at Baruesville
ON Saturday, and fed TO Milward.
MclIei.heu followed, swore out 4
warrant, and, in company with a
Justice Of the peace and a constable,
vent 10 serve II. Wadley opened
fire, killing.the officer and fatally
wOUuding the justice. McKeithen
then put a rifle ball and n load Of
huckShOt into Valleys body. Nc
Keithen has not been arrested, his
action being endorsed by every
one.
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abohi an ipJ-n.tion.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The master In
chancery today reported TO Judge
Tuley adversely ON the petition Of
Frank II. Barker for an injunction
restraining the Union Stock Yards
Company from executing a mort
gage, etc, to an English syndicate.
Judge Tuley will take the matter mp
tomorrow.
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Inc CrcdIt Foneler.

PARIS. July LIN the Deputies
today there was a warm debate
over the Credit FUncier matter.
Minister %! Finance Rouvier in re-
plying 60 interpretations, said the
government had no right 10 LIMIT
the advertising u the Credit Fon-
cicr, hut advised that it he cuTtai!ed.
lie added thar thc position ~ the
Credit Fuuciur was excellent.
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lie ~ Elnnc,I.

CITY oF MENICO, July l.-Ruis
SaulOvsl and his comrades are
blaming General IgnlciO Martinez
Of Laredo, who, they say, induced
them 10 make revolutionary efforts
ami now deserts them. Martinez
was formerly in the Mexican army,
but was dismissed for diso5edience
20 orders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

s=zzsaac 10 incorporated
a-- 1883.
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Representative O'DOnnell Mich !,
chairman Of the House committee
on education, today reported the
educational aid bill similar in its
provisions TO the BAir bill.
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ni.satIsGrd maiter..

ST. PAUL, July 1.-The -. Paul
Walters Union has decided unani-
mOusly 10 ask for an advance and n
request j. 20 lie made at a time
when il will be very saective-at
the reopening Of the national etiu-
cation convention.
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT,

Following is the public debt
statement FOR the month ending
June 2ltE:
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He died ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL hear poor links Is dead. lie must
have died very summarily.'
Reed-''Nery summary indeed.
He took of his llannels too soon. -
TcI0s Nitfiags.
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LONDON, July 1.-The cutters OF
Sheffield have asked the mayor TO
preside ut 4 rpcetiug called to protest
against the Mckinley hill. \ SINH
lar movement j. on foot in Birming-
ham and south Wales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

New YORK, July About two
score Of persons were seriously
poisoned today by partaking Of ice
cream from ID. Brinkman's store, at
IL Third Avenue,
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IN ohio Storm.

ZANEsvILLE, Ohio, July IA
terrific storm struck this place to-
night. Rain fell for two hours,
amounting almost TO 4 cloudhurst.
4 small creek in the western part Of
the city overlooked its banks.
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arraigned today and held in 5000
bonds TO the United States grand
Jury. Parker has resigned the
presidency. rs also has the cashier.
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au.nrt, Grerfin-.

CHRISTIAN, July 1.-The En-
ptr0r william OF Germany arrived
today and was accorded brilliant
reception.
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STRIKERS.

CmCAGO, July Five hundred
metal c1ruieU makers struck today
gOr an advance Of wages.
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The site Chnscr.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The local
board OF directors Of the Worlds
Fair. by unanimous vote, decided,
subject 70 the approval Of the nation
al commission, 20 hold the Fair on
the lake front and at Jackson Park.
\ deputy sheriff served upon
Chairman Gage a notice Of al in
junction Issued at a suit Of certain
AUDITING property owners on the
lake front restraining the board from
proceeding 10 occupy that ground
for Worlds Fair purposes.
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Senate.

W.sHINGTON, July l.-AIorgsn
introduced n bill, which was re-
ferred to the committees on public
lands, providing that no person
shall enter any public lands Of the
United States in Wyoming, under
the homestead or other laws, who
Is bigamist or polygamist, or who
teaches, cOunsels, or encourages
others TO enter into bigamy or pOlyg-
amy, or who Is a member OF any as
sociation that teaches pOlygamy.
Dawes, from the conference COM
mittee on the legislative appropria-
ton bill, reported that the commit
tee was unable TO agree. If the
Senate. be said, asked a further con-
ference. he desired that il he en-
trusted TO other hands. The Senate
insisted and new conferees were
appointed.
a conference was ordered on the
appropriation bill.
Consideration Of the bill for the
admission Of Idaho as a State was
resumed and Vance addressed the
Senate in opposition.
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ah.Icrn In NIndrId.

BERLIN, July 1.-The supple
meutary estimates today paSse !
the second reading in the Rcichstag.
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CHEAP HOME
IN MEXICO.

FoR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS.
Both Agricultural and eraunT. n
Northern Chihuahua. tear Colony DiEI.
Fer full particulars. sppIy 70 DKsEEEI
News Office, or W. Derby johnson. Jr..
Colony D.Az, Canton Gslssaa, Chihuahu..
hsKieo. stkWis
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LION COFFEE
selection Of
Mocha, Lava ard
Rio, properly
blended AMI IS
conceded by at
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. 4 ssauii-
fuCPic;ureCard
in every PACK
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eyeTygheTe.AsE
your Grocer tc.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Thomas Adkins. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN By THE
- unnerEigned. Adminis.rator Of n
estate OF Thomas Adkins, deceased. 20 the
crelit1rs Of, and al persons having
claims against the said deceased. TO exhibit
then with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the frst publiration Of
hrs notice, q the said Administrator, ~
has once on No street. salt Lake City, 10
the aCounfy olesit lake
uafsd NavtS-h n, lss0.
" CR. SAVAGE.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Tho1as
Adkins. deceased.
CIV. sT,ISTR, Atiy FOR estate. dosv w