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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
SOUTH DAKOTA.

An incendiary fire destroyed barn and
its contents belonging to W. H. Waters at
Mullen,
Lewis jewelry store as Huron, was burg
larized of $500 worth Of jewelry and $50 in
cash.
Mrs Francis Holly, who wrote history
ofDakota, has decided to SUE the Vermil-
lion Republican for libel.
The livery stable at Yankton, owned by
Mayor Powers Of that city, burned, and
twentysix horses with it.
The South Dakota Educational associa-
ton will hold an adjourned meeting in
Mitchell Dec 20, 80 and 81.
The Salem water works were damaged
by fire. Loss $500 or $1,000. 1t caught
from an overheated stove used to keep the
stand-pipe from freezing.
Gov. Mellette has appointed Andrew N.
Vancamp, of Highmore county, judge Of
Hyde county, in the place of Jacob Thaght,
removed. lie has also appointed J. J. Bat
terson county judge Of Roberts county,
vice I. II. Countryman, resigned.
Two or three private parties have pur-
chased artesian well outfits and the county
is negotiating for an outfit or two more, so
'Ai..o 'lo PAOopCOV 10 SOou 1OI Iile SlIlklu5
ofseveral wells in this vicinity during the
| coming year.
Edward Carter of New York is at Mitch
ell to take steps towards locating branch
store ofthe National Cooperative union in
Mitchell. He has options ON stocks in
forty-one South Dakota towns, and says
the scheme will work revolution in trade.
| A report from Elk Point says: In the
| official investigation of the records of this
county it is found that an ex-justice of the
peaceis short in his accounts nearly 81, 600.
He was a Republican. The deficit was
hushed up at the time> More cases Of this
kind are expected to be found.
A train load of fat cattle were shipped
from Blunt recently, to St. Paul and
Chicago. Twelve cars Of sheep were load
ed at this station in one day recently
Hughes county is becoming noted for it's
cattle and sheep industry.
Samuel Bowman, the deputy commits
sioner of school lands. is in Watertown
looking after the filings on the public lands
in the WATERFOWL district. He has selected
eighteen thousand acres, which takes in all
the lands open to settlement with the ex-
ception of four thousand acres
John Miller, the German who is noted
for his glass-eating propensities, is reported
dying at his home in Hughes county, near
Canning The report is that he INDUCED
in few lamp chimneys, beer bottles, etc.,
a few days ago. and within very short
time was i'll great agony, and the doctors in
attendance declare there is no hope of his
! recovery -. 49,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25

Pipestone. The pair got into row over a
game of cards and the stranger drewa knife
and stabbed Keefe. cutting an ugly cash
about four inches deep and two long. He
was brought to Pipestone for surgical
attendance. The wound may prove fatal.
Lucius Ames, injured in the boiler ex-
plosion, at Red Lake Falls is entirely out of
danger. He was standing on the rear plat
form before the combustion, and was scald-
ed and lacerated SO that it was thought he
could not live, and his recovery is almost
miracle Parts of the boiler and engine
flew seventy-fve feet, and the whole thing
was entirely demolished.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
NORTH DAKOTA,

The safe in the Milwaukee freight depot
at Fargo, YVES broken open by burgl arS,
who secured 20 cents for their trouble.
A stock company has been organized
and incorporated at Forman for the cree
ton of Touring MILL The capital stock is
5000, divided into shares of $50 each. r.
The North Dakota board of Worlds Fair
managers meet at Grand Forks to consider
portant business. 1~ ..e -.@ q
The Fargo Daily Forum appeared for the
first time the other evening. It is edited
by Maj. Edwards and H. C. Plumley,
formerly of the Argus. The Forum will
be published for the present at the Moor
head News Office.
The post mortem and inquest on the re-
mains of Jos. Bachwa, at Wahpeton, sup.
posed to have been murdered shows the
immediate cause Of death to be pleurisy
There was no question but he had been
knocked down and jumped upon, but doc
tors would not certify that this caused his
death. No arrests have been made.
Senator and Mrs. Casey have gone te
Washington. They will travel leisurely
making brief stay at Minneapolis to visit
| Mrs. Caseys brother, and another at De
| troit, Mich, where their daughter is a
school, Senator Casey intimated that h.
had some prospective legislations in mine
but declined to outline at present:
E. c. D. Skortridge, president of tn
North Dakota State Farmers Alliance, sal
from personal observation and reliable in
formation he is convinced that Is per cen
of the crop in the state is not threshed. Th
winter has set in and unthreshed Whea
will have to wait till spring. He visits tn
terminal points to examine the working
of the elevator system and says in all prob
ability the Alliance will have paid ager
here to handle next years crop.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
HER ADVICE WAS GOOD.
The Rev. MIR. Stuart Obeyed His
Mother and Thereby Saved His

Mother and Thereby Saved His
Life,
My father died before [ reached my
twentieth year, and since my mar
riage my mother has made her home
with me-. Two summers ago [ set
my heart on going to Europe. Afriend
in Atlanta gave me the money and /
arranged with three young men for
the trip. told my mother and she
said George, I don't want youto CO.,
Thought I could persuade her out OF
it, so went on with my arrangement.
The week 1 was to start she came
to my room and said ssWhat are you
doing?" l said, II am getting my
things readyto go to Europe" She
said, Il told you I did not want you
to go, and now Isay you can't go. :
am getting to old and nervous tc
stand the strain of your taking such
a trip" I went down town and told
the boys, II m out; the brightest hope
OF my life has set" They said Ain t
you free and married." said yes,
but / would not strike out across the
ocean against my mothers wishes for
anything. I'd expect to g6 to the
bottom. About that time I got an
Invitation from Brother Jones to 90
with him to Canada was glad Of
an opportunity to be away when the
boys started for Europe. At the sup
per table at Buffalo on our return
Mr.. Jones got a New York World,
and in it was an account Of a terrible
wreck in Virginia, and in the list 81
the killed and burned were the names
of ohm Hardwick, Willie Steed and
Willie Marshal, the young men with
whom I would have gone to Europe.
When reached home my mothert COX
me in her arms as if to gather ME from
the dead, and said, Mother; have
never gone wrong when 4 followed
! your ADVICE Mr.. Stuart's sermon
reported in " lmingt on &c. Star
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
F,und Coal.

BLUNT. S. D., Special, Nov. %. Another
coal find is reported six and one-half miles
southwest of this City on the farm of D. A.
Iuth. He claims to have discovered at :
depth OF less than 100 feet, vein which
will pay for working, and he proposes to
organize . stock company at once to work
the lead.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
A Sad Case.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, Special Telegram, Nov.
GA few days ago John c. Funk OF
Watertown, s. d. came here with his lam
ily and about 81, GOO. They were en- route
to Blair, Neb., where Funk expected to go
into business. He went on drunk while
here, spent all his money, and to-day died
of delirium tre1nens. His wife is endeavor-
ing to secure aid to take her to relatives at
Blair
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
Died at Hastings.

HASTINGS, Mimi, Special Telegram, Nov.
23.-Mrs. John Plant died to-day after a
brief illdess aged fifty four years. She was
an early resident Of Hastings.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
WV. FRANK. JOHN BENTz1N.
Cottonwood Mills.

Custom grinding solicited. VIII
grind wheat for / (one eighty or OK
change 81 lbs. -four, 5 lbs. shorts and
lbs. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour
and feed sold at low rates and delivered
a New Ulm free of expense.
FRANK & BENTzIN.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
Good Deer Hunting.

La PRA1RIE Mimi, Special, Nov 23.-
The hunting is fine, owing to the fall OF
snow. which maker the tracking Of deer
quite easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Another vestibule railway train. inter.
changcable with tho Pullman vcstibulo,
has been patented, this time by Manager
Bissell. Of the Wagner chr shops. But
the price OF sleeping ears and vcstibule
trains may DO depended on not to come
down, no matter how many new ones
arc invented. Tho only invention that
will help much must DO in the direction
Of less dead weight. II sleeping cars
could DO made TO weigh only half ms
much. perhaps, then the companies that
operate them could afford to pay their
own portens themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Our friends the Nationalist contend
that competition 10 wrong; that cooper.
alton should take It's place. Tho idea
should DO followed out In studies aud
games for children. How they would
be able to bring about this dead level
they do not explain. They do. however.
indicate In Tho Nationalist what they
would have grown people do In place OF
competitive athletic games. rs follows.
Cooperative ganes must take the place Of
competitive sports for the young. while the
mature should unltc IN combining fun with
holpfulncsa Models u tho latter method are
stlli found IN primitive dlstrict,. where tho
house Raising. tho auil,lng boo aud tho corn
husking furnish enjoyment with usefulness.
II, instead Of spending an AFTERNOON batting q
ball and tranpllng tho sod bare. men would
unlte 10 lay out walks 10 park, or secure
village improvements, they might get exercise
for worthy end and cultivate only friendly
emotions. kewing CIRCLES, II we'll conducted,
arc good typo Of cooperative amusement In
doors. and when women get sufficiently cman.
clpated from custom 10 DO willing 10 dress
suitably for outdoor and exercise they will.
pcrhApa, devise some plans of uniting 10 care
for the flower beds, whilo tho men mako tho
paths ia the public gardens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

NO" UNA, ,ne oin Shiiorhia mum"
aosd' probably mo oldest hsing person
IN America Is Mrs. catharinc SHARP OF
Iniladelphia. Sho was born IN reornary.
rns' ana an ancient BOOK oil inc Sn'h'''
wnich her parents regarded US some
thing precious and TOOK care OF accofu'
ingiy' contains tho record OF her o,r'n'
According TO TINS therefore, MRS. 9nap
u howin her one huhureaa ana 'ou''een'n
year, ana the doctor tens her sue w'li
stu be alive ana wen iof "sooa many
years TO come.
An in'crestingskctch OF tue asea game
appears In Tho Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

"A warn shower BATH III aweii hgnt
ed. well ventilated and pleasantly
warmed room. with facility Tor drying
and dressing, 10 luxury that might
tempt the LATEST and dirticst tramp
saysshe report Of committee OF doctors
who are trying to introduce tho rain
bath into crowded portions OF American
cities No measure Of such hygicnic I'M
portance has been advocated In years
The bath proposed Is German inven'
non' and Inns been in use In Vienna foi
some years, marking almost a revolution
In the habits and health OF the people In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Itmay be that in tho future science
will find method Of Transforming light
into electricity. II indeed II Is not ulh-
mately discovered that light and cleo
tricity arc manifestations of tho same
agent Two interesting facts seem to
point in this direction. One Is that Pro-
fessor Minchin In England has succeed.
cd In producing electric currents by the
action Of light on silver plates prepared
in u certain way. also by the action OF
light on tinfoil plates In water. one be-
Ing screened, the other unscreened. The
other fact is that o German physicist
has been ablo to photograph electro
magnetic waves In the air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

"White listing Is something that has
appeared with tho advent OF working
womcn's societies. II has only been
adopted by womcn's organizations MS
yet, but 1t might well extend among all
who work under employers. A H.. Is
made OF all employers who hire women
In factories, stores, shops or otherwise
In given city. Committees visit
quietly the working establishments aud
take notes. They observe narrowly how
the girls and women employed there are
treated. II the company aro kindly and
courteous to the working women. II their
shops arc hcalthful and convenient. II
the women are not ovcrworked and arc
well and regularly paid. then tho name
OF this firm goes on the white list. Tho
list when finally made up Il scattered
among rich ladies who have the cause of
working girls at heart. Tho rich ladies'
pledge themselves not TO deal with or In
any way patronize or coun,onancc any
firms except those whose names arc on
the white list. Some employers are Wis.
tied and told that II they will remedy
certain abuses In their establishments
then their names, too. win 80 upon the
white list. Tho correction Is often made.
The plan Is succeeding admirably. and
is spreading among tho cities and towns.
The women who work have heretofore
needed most the support and sympathy
Of the rich Of their own sex. This they
are now getting to u remarkable degree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue, Idaho, Nining Company, salt Lake
CITY, utsh rsrritory. Location Of Pfinci.
pal place Of bu.ln!tsi sat AXE Cty, Utah
Territory. Location Of Mines! Mineral
Hal Mn ng District, state o. Idaho.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
IN meeting Of the Hoard of Director ~
$40 COMPANY. held on We iiih day u Atril.
share was levied on the Capital stock ~ Tho
Corporation, payable 10 Josiah Barnett, Tfess.
Lfcf, At his ofilde In the Banking once OF Nc.
Coruins A Co, salt Lane CIt,, Utah Territory,
on OF tefofe the .sth day o. May. ISL Any
stock upon which thia assessment shall remain
unpaid 90 the nth day OF May, 1881, will he de.
llhpuent and advertised for ssle Al public auc.
non, ard unless payment 4 made &c ore, will
be sold on FRIDAY. the 18th day OF June, issi. al
the once 81 the Company In sat Lake CITY,
Utah Territory, AZ 3 y IN. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs OF adyer,
tisins and expense OF sAio. iiy order Of the
Hoard OF Directors. Y. d. HOnN,
Acting Secretary.
Salt Lake Ctr. Utah. April II. Fol. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

by recent decision OF tho United
States board Of geographic names tho
letter &c" wherever 1t has tho sound OF
"k," must DO replaced by "k." For In.
stance, Congo must be spelled "Kongo."
aud Cores becomes "Korea." When
we come square down to facts there is
rcallyno use for the letter ''e' In the En-
glish language anyhow. 1t has no indie
pendent sound of its own. Give 1t tho
soft sound. as In society" and 1t steals
tho work Of the letter IS" Pronounce
II hard. as In "Colnmbla,' and hero II
steals the sound Of "k." Why not abol.
ish 1t altogether, and let young America
have one less letter to learn!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

>roTioE ~ HEREBY GivEx, THAT ~
~ pufsuance ~ an order ~ NO Iioysw
.oufi Of the uoaniy Of sslt Lake. icltiioiy ui
matter Of The estate Of Henry ingbresen .dcccas.
Cd, the undcfsigued, adininittratrix o. the ssli
estate, will sell a. pr vnte sale TO tive highest
rro,ste s.ourt' on ihe sird day o. May. 1871.
n l. O'clock M, At tho law once OF Richards
4 Moylc. 10 tho Consultation building, SO. 81 >.
Man street, In the city and county Of sat Lais,
Territory 81 Utah Nil the rirht. tito and later.
est and estate 81 the sail Henry ingufesen, Al
the time ~ his death, and all the right. tite
~ opeisl,sn q, law or otherwise. acquired,
other than or 10 addition 10 inst u the sad
Henry itfbresen al the. time ~ his death, 10
.i,Sa,e' h,ns and Ssin. IN Inc county Of saii
Lake. Territory ~ utab, aud bounded and de d
,eribed a. follows Berienipr port on
.Ss sas 81 sg.d , ss
two hundredths "A w chains, from the south
wet corner Of the northeast quarter Of Section
Twenty ... c g; IN rovs,ih'p Or ss,g,,n.
thence south eighty. two Os) degrees,
aud ten tlol minutes. Ead eish, tsj
chains. thence North I've I'l shaiss..
srees and Ten tioj minutes. ives, eish. ~
ehslns, thence South five ta)chains to the place
~ beginning. together with the secondary
VI way Tor an irr1gaiinE ditch across the land
Of said eftstc 10 the above described land. al
such riAec ~ Will be practical and the Toast
Injurious 10 the estate Of taif deceased.
Terms and conditions Of sale Cash ten per
cent. Of purchase money 10 be paid 10 the al.
minlstrn,flS on the day OF sale. bai.nee on
expense Of purchaser. 'nids 10 be IN writiuE
and delNoIed to sad tdmihisuntris before
said hour Of sale. ......
Administratrix Of the estate Of Henry ing,
hrcseu, deossard.
salt Lsie CITY. Apii s,lb, i.oi dsw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the Estate o. james Y. CleAry, Deceased
NOTICE ~ IiEnEBr GIVEN ny THE tiN.
~ deraiFnci. Administrator Of the estate
OF james y. ulcary, deceased, TO the cfuIitors
OF, and all persons having claims against the
said deccas'd. 10 exhibit them with the noces,
sary vouchers within tsn months after the ffst
nubiirntlon ~ this n0tlcc, To the said Adtrinis,
traitor, at the Law ONCE OF Richards and Movie.
Constitution nuildinF. - ~, Main 1t, salt I.ats
Guy. In tho Csunty OF salt Lake.
Dated April LAT, l-li.
EDwARD W. PALMER,
Administrator OF Tho LstAte OF Jam"s r.
ClsAry, deceased. doau AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

What have tho girls been about all
these ycafH The mayors of New York
and Philadelphia and the governor Of
New York arc all bachelors. Governor
and senator-elect Hill Of New York and
Mayor Stuart OF Philadelphia are bald
headed bachelors ct that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


"' " JOSHUA rAfser. Deceased,
NOTICE u nEnEnr Givhs By, THE
~ underagned, Administrator oi IN, Il,
hle OF Joshua rarke', deceased, 20 The cred.
vh oi and all pefsons having claims AGAINST
Nv sain deceased TO exhibit tham, with
after the nrtt publication Of thI, noties' 10 4
summerhsyt. Al sAlt Lake CITY. Al M.
p,see OK tnslhcss, Ma q south, Thlrd West
oiieetsi IN The county u salt Lake
Dated Apfil yptii. lsgl,
Administrator Of Joshua Parker. deo.asel.
barlow lelgnson snd John NJ. Cannon, Al.
lotneys for estate, III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE II HEIKHy GIVEN ny THE
~ undoraigncd, Executor 81 lhe iast
Will hnd testament Of Aiincns fArr, deceased,
70 TIE crcditors Of. and all pc sons hnytng
claims against the aaia deceased, tocshiblt them
with the necessary vouchers within len
months after tho Dsst publication of this no,
tee. ~ tho said John A. Grnesbeek, al the
nv .niee q richards a Moyle. Constitution
huhdlnE, No Ntouih. Main Street. salt Lake
Guy, Utah. IN the ouniy Of salt I.aAc.
Dated salt Lhke City, April Let, 1891.
JOHN a. 0HoEsnECK,
nicnA FAR, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

About this timo Of year tho farmer
boy climbs out Of bed at 1 o'clock In tho
morning and works till at night, whilo
the poet dozes till : in the morning, then
rises leisurely, and after no has slipped
his coffee Tolls back in his study chair,
closes his eyes and thinks up some verses
about the beauty Of n spring sunrise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


"''"'" VI ""'y "HH OH'9uF' HeoeMed,
~ undersigned, George j. Iayior. Admin.
lslratar of the Estate OF Mary Ann Ciiids' dc
ceased, 10 tho creditors Of, and ali nerions
having claims against the said deeus set
70 eAhifit them with the neressnry yuuch'
srs WITHIN ten months hfter tho drst mil
leAilph OF tbs notice, to the ssid ueorar 4,
Taylor. At he onicc, No, ", ssuih, filsl Wesi
iLee'; az Lake CITY, 10 tue tounty o. salt
Dated May lat, a, u. lsoi
..,.,.. GkoksE ). TAYLOR.
deceased. H."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Women BARRIERS are great success In
London, it is said. They are popular
because their touch Ia lighter aud softer
than that Of man. Tho prospect Is
that British women will enter tho shay.
ing business In considerable numbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Eiiss a. SMITH. Cashier. plainha.
J. y. BoSD. defendant.
The People of the Territory Of Utah send
trectiugi
To J, >. Bohd, defendant
Won ALE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
IL pear 10 an action brought against you by
tho above named uiilniin In .he Dsirie} Court
VI the THIRD Judicial district OF the 1orrltOr,
% Utah, aud 10 answer the romplairt nlcd
therein ,, within ten days tcsslu'ye o. tho day
suninons-if served within this county or, n
served out OF THE county. but In THIS district.
or ,ds%ss, Nv ,esat Mi, W MILAN ,nie aory ls,,
you, according 20 the prayer Of said compliant.
The said action IL brought to resover the
s ssa 81 81, seas MIN s sst c
for $500 for attorneys fees. aud for costs %
this suit aud 70 have decree for the fore.
closure aud SAFE Of the following described
property situate IN the city and county OF SAT-
Lake, Utah Territory, to.wit; Commencing AZ
the NV. corner Of lot d,blnck u. plat q, -. l. q
survey, thence y " rods, thence b. three
rods TO the place Of beginning. under
y eertain mortgage made aud delivered by tho
defendant 70 ono QUO Van oost'un 70 secure
note dated nj salt flalc City, Utah, Jan. slst.
1850, for : go. due In twclyc months from said
date. with interest at per cent per hnnum
from date until pad that no part Of said prin'
clpal or interest has DO uAid excepi the In ieres
on the same down TO october sitt, 1850.
was agreed In said mortgage that said defend
ant would pay All tue costs incluiing n re4s.
enable attorney fee In case default be made IN,
the payment OF the principal or Interest. that
plainiin IL now the legal owner aud holder of
aud all persons oiaiining said premises suIes'
qucnt ssit plalntn's mortgage may be barred
ard foieclosed Of all claim or nzhI therein;
other and further relief Ia he premise" az ~ !"
this court may seem meet aud equitable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Get all tho money you can honestly.
but do not hoard 1t up. Use 1t US you
20 along. leaving only enough to bury
Yourself with or to cremato you, as tho
case may DO. and to take caro- Of those
dependent on you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Annie Besant says shero Is an arch.
bishop In England who gets an income
of t7o,ooo year and breaches from the
text, blessed arc the poor" Moreover,
the bishop Of Peterborough said that 10
tho Sermon on tho Mount were carried
out society would not hold together a
xyeek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

Mr.. Enslcc. Of Memphis, writes . let
ter to Governor Brown specifying what,
inhis judgment, Is the proper scope of
taxation In Tennessee. Ono Of his ideas
rs this, Mover tax anything that would
b. Of value TO your state. and that could
and would run away. or that could and
would come to YOU"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15

+. 7. harnuin WAS u member Of the
Legislature Of Connecticut several terms.
but the only political ambition he ever
really cherished was TO DO mayor Of
Bridgeport.