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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
4 Gensrnn. rriend to Letters.

The late John Boyle o'Reilly. whose soul
is but little way above orr heads, +" was
never found wanting when friendly ser
vice was demanded Of him BE had no petty
tealousies 70 overcome 10 envious snx-
leties Tor personal success 70 set aside He
gave himself freely and fully, hAiling with
delight tie coed IN suctler's Tork -
though Is we're MS own his syn F-sthics
we're pe-1ecE, his eL7resSOn O. tEem was
ccnsiderzte % a rae degree
He iistehed eagerly and patiently, ever
ready 70 ssezk rhe xtiEa 1l2-i1g word 81 ap-
7-ovsl; or. IL fsclt WIS 20 hcfoa1d. finding
Z n Z Szzy thai had 10 power 70 wound
a.s IL. - 6s-scan- a esw WIS CDerrinE.
- - c0assas VII Dz<ksEg down lie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
Certainly He 1fIxhG

my object in calling this evening" As
began, with . nervous rrsmbls o. his chin
was 20 ask yor. K&1is-I EsaJ cal 700
Katie. may nots"
Certainly, Mr. Longrspe. said ties
young girl An a. p&Ps's elderly frsenss
call ne kaase1
And be sid nothing further sbeut his
object II cAliins.-ChseAxs TribuzA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29

Asbestos has come to play Gn important
part in certain industries In workshops.
foundries ard mills it is used to guard the
face and hands of the workn,en from ferce
hoat, and generally to make working in
hot mel ais safer and more comfortable
occupation Asbestos nittcas enable fro
men, sSscyers, refiners, &c, to grasp hot
irons cruc5blcs and the ike with iuauunity.
FirrDroof masks for the face are also mad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
ps.r.a.. In EazIish Lasa v.I.-..

Asa Instance % tho ruinous dspreein-
ton Of agricultural Land Ia Eagtsnd Il mag
h. rasntious4 TIA. the BrArlsnborOagh -
tate, Ia Llacolrssss-. wkI1h una vNlassi
s-raniv ysaFs aV3 EoT mortgage p1rpo.ss -
Eza.o ard hHs Htsos ,b@t ttasa had kie,-
90 ezpsndsz % improvements, haz sow
Lero valued - -8ly El2lLa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
We'll Sailed

Summer Girl-That Mr. De Salt doesn't
talk about anything but the sea, and he
uses so many seilor terms that can't IN
derstand half he says. Does ne own
ships
Ianosmsn-No. but he has friend who
owns a cat boat-tSood Nszs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29

Frank p Sargent. widely known In labor
circles IA the bsad 81 tse Brotherhood of
Firsmen. r1ies over - lodg1z. Formsriy
ae was a Photographic in Vermont. after
that United States eavAlrymza ssrving
In Arizona. and then a fireman on the
Southern Pacific railroad lie h Eakd 70 -
Ia very comfortable cirGaEaztAncu4-
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Tie Population OF Africa.

Under The name of the Indepeud-
ent state Of Congo its government
was organized after the most ap-
proved methods OF Belgian admin
isiration, and it entered fully
equipped into the family OF nations.
There Is within its area, which, rs
said, is thir,y-three times that OF
Belgium, population of 80 whites,
about cne-half stale officials and
employees, and the estimated num-
h.r II natives within its borders lie
about ~, 01J. 900; aud in the whole
Congo irasin Is Estimated at about
5 900. 900.
Africa Is about three times the
area OF Europe, or IL. 900, 900 square
miles. and some writer's estirnsts Il
to contain about an equal population
81, 900, 900 souls. The enormous
trade developing there comes main
ly from the narrow selvage which
separates the mountains from the
sea. 1t IS n great basin, composed
OF piasesus, gradually ascending to
1000 feet nj some of the central lakes.
1t has four great river systems. On
tie west the Congo, second ouly 70
the Am sz0n IN the volume OF its
waters. and the Niger; ON the
north the Nile; on dle east the
Zsmbssi. These rivers once formed
vss. interual seas, which finally
i,rezsing th-oiign the mouusain
barriers havs descsuded BY cntaracts
and canyons 10 the oceau. leavIug
great arsas Q. rich deposits Of Won
derful fertil!ty..tS.. Henry Saetoed
ia Forum.
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County Court.

The county court convened yes
tenisy and transacted the bushes IS
mentioned below The bonds OF
County ASSESSOR William J. Lynch
We're fixed by the cours at $500, 900
anu the sureties, with the amounts
ia which the several bondsmen are
held. are rs follow: w. 8. Nc.
Cornick, Si0,ogJ; l.. G. Karrick.
SO, 900; ]. 4. Dolly, 10000; NJ. II.
Walker, $4,000; w. L PickarJ.
1000; J. II. Bacon, $1,000; n.
fnsweek, $4,000; l.. p. Kelsey,
Sl0,c30; ] X. Gillespie, SIC, 1000; H.
w. Lawrence, $40, 900; J. II. Ken
nelly, S20,0J0; +. II. Dyer, $40, 900;
j. Baumgarten, $4,000; C.. d.
Whit;emore, $1,000; H. r. Duke,
5000; l.. F. kullak, $500; T.. II
Parsons 5000; r. Carter, 5000;
George Muiiet, $1,000; w. H. H
Spail0ri, 5000; A. Cohn, $4,000; l..
Cchu, 5000; F. ID. Kimball, 5000;
o. w. Powers, 5000. Mr.. Lynch
vii assume the duties Of his Office
on January L.
County Physician Richards re-
port on the district at Murray, in
fected hy diphtheria, was received
aud filed. r.sr
Judge q. w. Bartch was appoint
Ell 10 investigate the purchase OF q
new safe for the county collector.
"A neg briige was crJered built
on Miii Street, at the corner of Sec
ond West Street.
The bond Of A. Connolly for a
liquor license was approved.
Architect Apponyi's claim for ser
vices rendered, the amount being
5, STl so, was ordered paid.
January was set rs the day for
the next meeting Of the court.
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PREDICTIONS OF A NOTED
SCIENTIST.

IT HAS already been siown in
these columns tba. in predicting
the approach Of an overwhelming
and sin Culinary strife in the United
States. and universal var in
Esnsge, Professor Joseph Rhodes
BIcaanan, Of Boston, has but
Supplemented prophecies enunciated
blythe Prophet Joseph Smith more.
than bali century ago. The
s5ion not only foreieils dire disaster
frssn the social and political COM
motions developing among the
rsopie, but nature, in unison with
the ssitltei condition OF human
affairs, is to adj its chapter Of
horrors 70 the ;erri6ls catalogue of
calamity. We here introduce
quot from his article in the
drcsa:
an the midst of our coming civil
war, the Atlantic coast will be
wrecked by submergence and tidal
waves from the borders OF New Eng
land 10 the southern borders of the
Gulpii OF Mexico. There shall be no
safety below the hills. The destruc-
iion o. New York and Jersey City will
be the grandest horror.-
So assured y the professor OF the
certainty Of his forecast that he
says: aDo not remain longer than
ai1-sn years on tie coast" aad sido
rot build for permanency.-
agsin the learned gentleman
ssys:s
.4u the midst OF these horrors of
y ar aud iioodsa terrible climax viii
iss reached In geological uonvulsion.
.so.npared to zhich the earthquake Of
New Madrid. ofJays and Lisbon, win
seem T.. Important.
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Fire I'm N Prison.

AUBURN. y. ", Dec. GA fire
broke out in the broom shop Of the
Auburn prison at O'Clock this
morning and spread into the al
jaceut shops. Before it was got I'M
der control the broom shop, the
collar shop and the chair shop were
badly damaged. Two firemen were
seriously hurt by Z falling wall.
The fire WAS extinguished after n
loss Of $4,000. No trouble was ex
perienced with the convicts.
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O-Brien Complains.

PARIS, Dec. 2s.-The announce
ment Of \ conference between the
Irish leaders 10 take place Monday,
Is officially stated 10 be premature.
William O'Biien complains Of q
number Of false statements made in
the newspapers here, attributed TO
Gill and himself. O'Brien especi-
ally classes rs untrue the assertion
ton that he would recommend Par
nell to be maintained rs leader OF
the Irish parry.
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LATEST RQMORS
Absus the ~Hostilesn: An Immense
Stock Of Provisions and Inn
presnabIe Pssltiss.
o'sRIcn AND HARRINGTON HAVE
AN UNDERSTANDINGS
A Father Gives HIS Sick Child
Carbolic Acid, by
Mistake.
BRUTAL MURDER CAUSED BY
JEALOUSY
O'Brien Says He Does Not Want
Parnell to be the Leader OF
the Irish.
BRUTAL MURDER CAUSED BY
JEALOUSY
D, Telegraph 70 ,,,e srws..
Fear. About the --frie.dise..-

1UOas sssr
CREsroS, s. D., Dec. 2s.-The
Indians are still carrying on depre-
dations and growing much boider.
A hals-breed came into camp on me
Cheys me river and was interviewed
about the hostiles in the Bad Lands
He says he LEFT Pine Ridge agency
a few days before the $50 friendly
Ind iabs, who went to induce the
hostiles to return from the Bad
I.anJs. There are Mt least 500 To
600 warriors among the hostiies, all
well armed and all declaring that
they would fight. He entertains
great fears as to the $50 fr.endiies,
rs he is almost sure tina, the majority
of them are killed. He says the
hostiles have an immense stock OF
provisions and that their stronghold
IL almost impfegnable.
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Church School Matters.

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL BOARD
OF EDUCATION,
Dec. 9th, 1890.
In accordance with instructions
from the General Board of Educa-
ton. the fret number of each month
OF the Jupsnils Instructor has been
selected IS the official organ Of COM
munication in all matters pertaining
10 our Cnurch school system. 1t is,
Therefore, recommended that ali
Church schoolsand religious classes
should make arrangements to keep
these copies Of the Instructor perma-
nently on file
KARL G. MAEsER, ID. L. D.,
Gen. Supt. L.. ID. 5. Schools.
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Financial Indi.rrefion~.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-rhe false re-
port as to the suspension of Messrs.
Pixley ami Arell, bullion brokers Of
this city, arose from the financial
ind.scretions Of n youthful me,nber
OF the firm, who has since retired.
The firm's credit is unimpaired aud
other banks have announced that
they are satisfied With the stability
of Pixley and Abeli.
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Fatal Mistake.

CfSctNSATI, Dec. "a. - Louis
Schwing, worn out with watching
at the bedside OF his daughter who
was iii with diPbfberia, gave her by
mistake q disc of csrbolic acids The
child died in two hours and the
father had to be restrained from
taking his own life.
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understanding Between OrBFten
and Harrington.

DUBLIN, Dec. 27.-The Frcemoors
F1vndi announces that the confer
encr between William O'Brien ana
Timothy Harrington resulted in an
understanding whereby the funds
Of the National League will be de-
voted TO the maintenance Of tenants
evicted under the plan Of the cam
paign and to assist other sufferers.
All disbursements will be made by
Kenney and Webb, joint sreasurers
u the Iergue. IL Is suggested by
O'Brien and Harrignton that funds
from America besent TO Kenny and
Webb.
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Smashing the Sleigh.

WAsHISGToS, Dee. :7.-The wife
anu the daughter Of Secretary Proc
tor went shopping To-Day in sleigh.
While the ladies' were in the store
the two horses took fright and ran
away smashing the sleigh and badly
iniuring the colored driver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-27

ACytiones will prevail. The warmth
Of summer shall fail and the bornties
OF agriculture be denied us.-
All thess conditions are merely
supplementary parallels to prophc-
cies given to the world through the
founder of the "Mormon; Church
moA than fifty year, ago.
In a revelation given through
joseph the Seer Dec. 18Th, 1899 tsee
Book of Doctrine and coveDanis)
the following passage occurs, in re-
lation 10 the effects Of the bearing
of the message OF the Gospel TO the
nations by the Elders:
"For after your testimony ccmeth
the testimony OF earthquakes, that
shall cause Efosninrs in the rnidss Of
her, and men shall fall upon the
ground, and shall not be able TO stand.
And also cometh the testimony OF the
voice Of thunderings. and the voice OF
lightnings, and, the voice of tempests,
and the voice Of the waves Of the sea,
heaying themselves beyond their
bounds And all things shall be in
commotion; and surely, mems hearts
shall fail them; for fear shall come
upon all people,
There is a striking coincidence in
the special mention by the professor
Of the submergence, By tidal wave.
of the city of New York, the de-
struction of which was predicted
by the Prophet Joseph Smith in
September. ls32, as shown on page
2ss of the Book Of Doctrine and
Covenants. Subsequently Pariey
L. Pratt, in hymn which appears
on page pa Of the Latter-Gay
Saints Hymn Book, defines the
method of the Observation-Disclosures
ence by the SEA: r
''when this mighty city shall cranb;e to
ruin,
And sink as milestone. the merchants I'M
doing"
This makes an exact parallel be-
tween prophecies heretofo.ei . Uttered
and the more recent enunciations
of the Boston professor.
Prof. Buchanan foreteIls the fall
ure OF summer, which means that
cold weather will prevail ont of sea
son, when the sun should give
warmth to render the earth fruitful.
The RESULT of this trsnsposition of
atmospheric conditions is failure
Of the productivity Of the soil. This
will precipitate famine. From this
Very cause.-The existence of winter
weather cut ofseason-Joseph Smith
predicted that there would come an
immense failure OF crops. On page
la of the Book of Doctrine and
Covenants the following weris
occur:
and there shall be weeping and
waiting among the hosts of men.
And there shall be u great hailstorm
sent forth 10 destroy the crops of the
earih.''
This practically amounts TO the
same as the statement Of Professor
Buchanan. being similar in relation
to both cause and effect.
There are numerous other prophe-
cies that were delivered by the
Pro- .het Joseph Smith upon all OF
the subjects 10 which Professor
Buchanan's predictions have refer
ence. In some instances the parSl-
lei is so exact that it might lie in
ferTed that the scientific Prophet Of
the City Of Boston had psrused
Joseph Smiths productions and
been Influenced by them in making
out his own portrayal o; future his
tory.
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NOTICE TO csEplross.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
tatc OF James Watson. deceased. TO the
CREDITOR OF. and al pcrsons having CLAIMS
against the ksfd deceased. 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within tea
months AFTER the int publbcaiica VI this
once Of Watson nros-, 81 and - West
soufh temple street. iH tbs Cosnsy Of salt
Dated Dccember issh. 1870.
Adznisisszssos Il The sstste q Jsnes wat.
80, deceased doawsv
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HE BURNING Of sie Chinese
SfenmeF.

LONDON, Dec S.-Furtber adj
vices from China'as to the burning
OF the steamship Shanghai. mean
Woo Hoo, show that the disaster
was much more serious than ut
first reported. Earlier advicts re-
eeived stated that the crew OF 90
natives weie supposed to have met
death either in the flames or by
drowning. Vow it seems that the
number OF lives lUst are over 2D0, all
10y drow ming.
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Go to
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
E, No. SO Main ST.
for Blank
Yarns,
Shawls,
Sd Sheetings,
Wool II siery..
ALL HOME M ABE.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO.
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DON'T IMAGINE

That Dinwoodey keeps moth.
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture, for he keeps
all kinds of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
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THE SCOTCH srRiKE.

There IL u sIighs Change fss the
Better.
GLASGOW, Dec. 27.-There is q
slight change for the better in the
railroad strike. The number, regu-
lariiy and puc.ualityof the passen-
ger trains are increasing, and with
this Improvement it is hoped the
success Of the strikers will grow
smaller. No freight trains are
moving.
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well and chsstef In Utah than
elsewhere. A vast aznoont Of means
arc required, however, snd II you
Will look over the foundat5c1 now
built ycu can form some idea Of ~
magnitude. The great question
viii b the beeis. We will use $50
tons daily for ninety days, which
will require from 5000 to 400 acres
70 b planted In beets to keep the
plant going. II you will furnish us
the beets there will be no doubt
sbcut our making sugar out Of them.
Utah Cofcty h shown to be adapted
In every way to beet raising. and
that Is Why Il hiss been cspeeB.o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-27

Carload Domestic Sewing Ma
chimes just received at Young
Bros, IS Main st.
Carload Of Chase Bros.' Pianos
just received at Young Brothers. IS
Main ST.
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r. K. THOMAS,
rs, q, 30, 81, East, First SOpth st.,
SALT LAKE CITY.

| desire to inform all country
and city purchasers Of Dry Goods
that shall slaughter my entire stock
of Heavy Winter Goods, commencing
Friday, December 9th, and continue
the sale all through January. 1t is
impossible to enumerate the many
desirable goods | shall offer, but 1t
will embrace everything in my store
known as seasOnable choice goods.
consisting of Boys Clothing, Flannels.
Blankets, Dress Goods, ShawlS, Wraps,
Cloaks, Newmarkets and Underwear.
/ shall also offer a lot of goods in all
departments, of which | have Il sur /
plus, at sacrificing prices, to make
room for new Spring Goods, which
will be opened early in February.
&. am anxious all should reap the great
benefits propose bestowing upon
my patrons and the public generally
during this sale.
r. K. THOMAS
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To Encourage nafrtmony.
Wedding Dress Materials, Bridal
Sets and Bridal wreaths, at special
sale prices at
+. AUERBAcH & Bros,
One Price Establishment.
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ADVICE ro MOTHERS.

Mss. VERSIONS SOOTHING sYRrr
should alwsy- be used 10 children teeth
ing. o. sooshes The child. softxns the guns.
alleys all p,in. cures vi q cslie, and Is the
beat remedy for diarrhaA- twenty I've
cent? bottle. deoawi
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To Agents.
All c,sh subscriptions for the M
Ienniai Star ehould be forwarded TO
JAMES JAcF at the Presidents Of
flee, Salt Lake City. DDS
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SPECIAL N,Ir,cn>.

DR.. Herdan, women and children's
specialist, is permanently located 1t
rooms S and 10 st. James Hotel, and
does not make travelling business.
His terms for surgical operations
AMI treatment are reasonable. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-27
RUGS AND CURTAINS.

The Latest Novelties In
Daghestan and Algerian
styles at Dinwoodey's.
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CURTAINS AT DIM
WOODErS

All grades and makes. Of
Curtains. A very varied and |
beautiful line of these goods
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT. NJ. .Is E.
i First south Street Rent. 81 per
month. {. DKxSEr. NEWS Once.
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The trains through the Mohawk
Valley are moving at an average OF
one hour late. The country roads
are blockaded and the back town
stages will be unable to reach town
today.
RESULTS OF THE SNOW FALL.
SusQUErIASNA,P Pa, Dec. :5.-Ow-
ing TO the great fall Of snow the
jefferson division of the Erie Rail-
road and the Pennsylvania division
Of the Delaware and Hudson roads
have been blocked since Friday
morning. On the main line the
trains are several hours late.
NO FREIGHT CAN lie MOVED.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 27.-The
passenger trains on all roads are
few and far between. Travel is
very light, though they are making
fair time with double engines. No
effort is being made on any Of the
roaGs to move freight, all engines
being busily engaged in the pas
senger train traffic.
MAILS DELAYED,
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The in
coming mails are delayed by the
storm. the western msil via the New
YORK Central is over three hours
Behind time ami all other mails are
from two to three hours late.
A New western Railway Combina-
tiVn.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-At q
meeting Of the Board Of Directors of
the Southern Pacific Company, the
plan OF n new western railway COM
binaiiou was ratified, and e. p.
Huntington and J. c. Stubs were
chosen members OF the advisory
board.
Brutal Murder.
SAYyILLE, l.. L., Dec. 27.-News
of most brutal murder at b.
bemiaville, two miles north OF here,
was received this morning. The
body of Winey Croupe, an attrac-
tive Hungarian girl, WAS found
hacked to pieces The limbs had
been severed from the trunk and
tbs body itself cut to pieces. The
suspicion Immediately fell upon
Fsuk Krulische and he was
quickly arrested. When confronted
with tine mutllated remains Of the
girl. he admitted the killing, but
nothing further could be- obtained
from him II Is said that krnlische.
a no was the lover q! the girl. " A.
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THE SNOW STORM.

The Trains Moving Several Hours
behind Time.
CONCORD, y. H., Dec. 25.-The
snow has ceased falling. The trains
are moving from Eve 10 seven hours
| behind time.
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Get a wire door Mat At &c. N.
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FOLDING BEDS.
A most complete line at
Dinwoodey'S.
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ROADS RIocKADED.

CASAJoHARIE, y. Y, Dec. e.
The trains through the Mohawk
Valley are moving at an average Of
one hour late. The country roads
are blocksded and the back town
stages will be unable to reach town
today.
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ARTHUR srAYSER.

81 thought my talking was al
done. / congratulate the people OF
Utah on this occasion. and | trust
and hope the enterprise will meet
the expectations OF its friends. What
We want nov sre i've teefr, nos dead
ones, and in ord-f to get them W
must be alive. They are N ste soil;
all that Is necessary is for you to Gec
them -
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BISHOP GEohss HALLIDAY.
AIOSzo y. HYDE.

This Is no DOUBT TIE greatest
enterprise ever established IN the
Rocky Mountain region. The foun-
dation was not laid by talk but by
work. 1t will require much more
work to complete II. All must put
shoulder to the wheel and make
1t a success. We need beets but no
dead-beats. We expect to -sweeten
Utah and 70 use our influence to
sweeten the people"