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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

o9,lsg. From one point OF
view. Mt least, these figure
are very striking. In 1859 there was
great show In Paris that attracted
worldwide attention aud Interest. In
Tue spring ofthat year every steamship
ngcnt announced 10 prospective pas.
seugcrA that all vessels would be crowd.
cd, aud that the volume of passenger
Traffic between the continents would
swamp the capacity Of every line. But
the figures speak for themselves. View.
ing the incDase Of oceanic travel u APP
pears that the financial depression of
lssl kept many people nj home Who
otherwise might have crossed the
ocean. After that distressing season
had passed travel resumed It's normal
conditioniand nm Increase may b. noted
with each year"
Readers of BeiIord's Magazine FOE
March viii find much 10 Interest them.
Ihir number II an unusually bright
one, among the contributions being eX.
President Cleveland. Following IL
the table Of contentG Hon. Grover
Cleveland On "rhe Campaign OF Edu.
cation;' Fantasia, a poem, Hogan;
How ! Made Match, n story, A
Glimpse, n poem; The First Vigilance
Commlttee IN San Francisco, Re.
formed Civil Service; Memories Of
Washington Mclean, The Differ.
ence n poem, Her French Lover,
story; You or |, Jack Frost
a poem; The Confederate States,
The Heal Beau Bummcll, A pitiless
Cunc, story; Books Worthy Of
Note, the prototype Of Hamlet; Cash
". Credit, How Blue.Grn@s Girl
Won andl.ost, n story: March Waking,
poem; Our Other Colorcd Race, and
il- Emancipation; Popular Science;
editorial Department. Grover Clcvc.
lands Adress, and Belford's New
England's Resentment; Passing Notes,
etc. Published at $50 broadway, New
York.
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BEAUTY D0CTORl
CULMER BLOCK,
20 East First South Street.
SALT Lake CITY.

,.,,,r tNv,rp. Nntrs wun ,u,stNr,u
s.tsd In tbe sui,ieci Of i'rssrfrin. md ~
ssg ha,a e. xnialned H. NON In mSSits oi be,
',s,1 anu ~, ~, W. vosas ~ nllsinH AZ
Tic followiss ! a III Of hsr proeafsiioas' "'''
Ga.s,ase y aHd H'de' iio@er oneam.
m i,as, ssd i G lotion,
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The following orders were made by
Judge Bartch;
Estate OF johnson Vivian; petition
for probate Of will granted and mn order
made appointing Mary Ann Vivian
cxecutrix under the terms OF the will,
without bonds; order made appointing
appraisers.
Estate OF Thomas A. Dyne; petition
for sale OF real estate granted and the
executors ordered 20 file an additional
bond In the sum Of $4,000.
Estate of Lucy Decker Young; the
bonds OF Le Grande Young, Aria ID.
q. Young anu Hober Young, ex.
ocutors, In the sum u sos, 900 each, mp.
proved.
Estate Of William u. Green; petition
for letters 0f administration approved
aud Mrs. susannab Green appointed
administrators; bend, 500.
Estate Of Hannah a. Stephenson;
final account allowed anu petition for
distribution granted.
Estate OF John Scott; ease continued
10 March 10th.
ToDAYs' BUSINESS.
Hearing Of the adoption Of Isabella
plumber, a minor, was rot for Thurs.
day, April 9Th.
Estate OF Sch'Pixton ct. al, minors;
proof OF posting notices approved; petit
lion for sale OF real estate granted.
Estate Of Henry Hosklns, deceased;
proof Of posting notices approved; or
der made confirming sale.
Estate OF John w. Kouns, deceased;
petition for sale Of property granted;
petition granted as prayed for
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to Milan. II takes US back TO the 10Th
century when Milan held the primacy
In the world Of dress and fashion. and
gave 10 Europe the "modes,r a. Paris
Inns done In more modern times. But
although In this respect the centre u
gravity has shifted, you have only "
enter one % the handsome Milanes.
shops TO lie convinced that the millinor
IN Milan II by no means moflbunl.
Woids unintelliglble to masculine
cars cabalistic words relating TO the
Arcana 81 female costume-iiOw forth.
while the eye Il invited 10 gaze on n
bewildering Vista " well grouped robes,
costumes aud BELTS iOurnurcs until YOU
are fain 10 confess. with the air 81 n
ooOnotceHfc. that the specimens before
you are miracles of art,n aud. nv a
barren confession unattended hya pur.
chase would show such shocking inur-
baniiy, you may probably cry "carIare
TO the general, 4" and become n personal
subscriber TO the proves OF the Milan
ese milliner.
A Indy writes 10 the Womnn's dc.
partment ~ the Now York Recorder
Tor remedy 10 prevent or get rid Of
wrinkles. She received the following
replyi "probably the only certain
remedy for wrinkles ~ 10 avoid getting
them. Those marks aud Lives that
turn faces Into railway maps
are not always signs Of are, but
Indicate quite M frequently the
nervous temperament Of their pos
SCISSOR, or the habit Of continual worry.
Ing. A skin that II carefully bathcd
with warm water and puru soap and
rubbed 10 n glow with son nsnnel
ought 10 preserve Its elasticity and
smoothness, ifthcse gentle influences
are not commended by frowns aud
c0ntoftiOns Of counteuancc and the
various facial tricks that women In.
consciously fall Into, and that they eau
~ easily get rid Of by little thought
and attention. A very simple aud 10
certain extent efficient means Of
smoothing out the remarks OF care ani
worry In once q day 10 wiring out ~
cloth In water m hot N ono can bear,
press II smoothly over the face and lie
down for 10 minutes, for q mp II posi-.
BILE. To sleep without u pillow l. be.
llcvcd by some women 10 he u great
efficacy. But probably the most phllo.
sophie mode OF procedure Is 10 look for
things In life to enjoy. To keep happy
In the best way known Of keeping
young.
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LONDON, March iT.-Giadstone ~.
ccived tremendous spontaneous ova'
tlon today. He was leaving Charing
Gross railway station for Hastings
when an immense crowd gathered ut
the depot. The crowd was cheering Il.
self hoarse. aud after Gladstone aI-
peared, broke down the barriers and
made q rush for the "Gmnd Oli Man"
cheering, waving hats and handker'
chiefs. A number OF extra en-
thusiautic admirers scrambled on
top Of the cars, yelled, chcercd
and waved until the train, starting
suddenly, threw several OF them upon
the tracks and platform. Two were so
seriously injured that they Ind 10 be
taken 10 the hospital. Several othen
were badly cut and bruised. Previous
10 the departure Of the train the execu.
tive committee Of the Radical assocla-
ton presented an address TO Gladstone,
In which 1t was stated that the asso.
citation were hopeful Of q brilliant
triumph for Gladstone aud his follow.
ems In the coming elections. The tur'
MOL prevailing In the depot was 80
great that Gladstone was utterly unable
to say word H. reply.
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Literary Notes.

"Foundatlon Stones OF the EARTH
and Other lsssays,n In the title OF a
pamphlet Of thirty pages written by
Joseph II. Keller, aud published by
the Enquirer Co., Provo. The author
explains In the preface that the essays
comprised In the pamphlet were select.
ed from his writings 10 the Contributor
during the past three years, and that
his object In compiling them wis 10
crafty an expressed wish Of many
young people with whom he had
labored nS a teacher. Unlike great
many authors who, while presumlng
10 enlighten their readers upon geology
and kindred subjects, discre,it or rldl.
Guile tho word Of G0d or the existence of
aCreator, Brotherkeeler starts out with
u quotation from Joseph Smith on the
formation OF this earth, anu from that
basis builds up n theory which IL nj
once logical and convincing. He
harm0nlzes the truths revealed from
heaven In ancient and modern times
with those taught In the great book VI
Nature IN studied by geologisis, and
offers an argument which IN quite In.
te-sting aud calculated to promote
faith IN those who pcruse II.
In the flrst Of the steamship articles
IN the April SoJtbHcr's, John IL. Gould
says; "from the records, kept In the
Barge Oillce ~ New York City, II an.
pears that ocean travel VARIES according
10 the business situation In this coun,
try. Following IA an exhibit Of the
number Of cabin passengers that ar.
rived at this port during the years be-
tween 1881 AMI 1880, Inclusive; 1881,
~ 800; 1889, 57,ai7; 1854, IS 500; 1854.
50,b03; 1855, 55,l6O, 1885, 0s,T4a; 1857,
1872; 1855, sJ,302i 1850, 00,0s0; 1890,
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DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS. BUT
scarcely house In America the collection OF
superb things wo this Spring They arc
strung along from Now York to Salt Lake. SOMETHING
NEW IS ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases OF six past sea-
sons would not selections of this linn and
Ladies cannot form tho antost of how elegantly and
'asofuly they can dross by calling and examining
our choice stock OF French Novelties and tho other arso
effects In our Dress Goods Department
"o sha'' show line OF French chaIos, patterns
ooorlnss OF which arc pronounced works OF art
Our Combination Robos are tho most tasteful, n,
moderate price, producod two hundred pat
orns of European Novelties OF no two dress patterns
arc alike something proud Of.
Tho Wool Pads embrace ooors boforo attempted
and together with tho patterns simply Immense and In
styles suitable to all ages.
Our Black Goods stock worry complete In which we arc
showing many novelties that offered worry low
prlcos place Heneas sorges. Cords Dlagonas and
Twils
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

San FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE
MH,r's special correspondence from
Honolulu, February 18th. says the Su-
prrme Court has decided that the
Queen has right 10 appoint the new
cabinet. The Queen announces the
cabinet NJ iOllowe. Samuel Parker,
premier aud minister Of foreign affair;
II. A. Witieman, minister Of finance
and Of the INTERIOR w. a. Whiting.
Encouragement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE Iial.
ians Of this city have passed resolutions
Of sympathy with tho Italians Of New
Orleans and ask the Italian minister at
Washington aud the consul nj New
orleans TO protest TO the Italian govern.
mcnt against the wilful murder by o
lswless mob. aud 10 demand f,ill rrra-
ration and punishment Of the lcadeh
Of The MON.
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NOTICED

'I'uEff WILL M a MEETING OF THE
A sioekholdert VI the Utah stove and Hand
ware uumpany, At ~ ONCE, No. "a and ID Ta.t
liftt touh street.. salt lake Uiiy, Utah. on
thursday. the 18Th day % March. a. u. I-ii. al
y "a for the purpose 81 amending AttirIT
rstun q the Articles u Incorporation. ~ M.
crossing thg capital stock NJ ahid u1fp5F4tiou
70 onc Hundred fhousand Dollar.
a., JOIN u. wiNDER. Jr,
W. secraroiy.
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PAius, March 1.-THE preamble "
the New foundland bill which was
laid on the table IN tho Senate today
says that France has protested repeat.
cdly agnlns, English lobster factories
on the French shore, ~ contrary Ia the
existing treaties. Affirmation, II IL
added, ought 10 result In lasting con.
ditlOns which win satisfy New Found.
land.
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WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
tho you want to thom; thoy In Embro-
dorod Flounclnss, india Lnons. Nansook Checks. Lace
Effects Stripes. Ladies' OF advanced years
have all the comfort there Is In wearing white muslin
dressed black You should buy them early
tho novelty great doubts OF there being
enough to supply tho demand
We a extensive limo than In White Ems
broderod Founcngs vo-nch goods for Ladies' and
twenty-seven children You will. of
Founcngs In other but want style combined
with choapnoss. you will buy thom OF
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Gulleless While.

willle-"Papa, Il 1t swearing TO talk
about old socks being darned?"
para-'No, my son. Why"
Wlllie--"Causo wish johnny would
keep Ills darned old socks out OF my
drawer.r-ET.
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PANS. March liza dispatch 10
Temps from ROME says that the uni,el
strength OF four men Il required ~
Keep the dying prince In b,Si, and TINT
his erl,~ caused by ia. pain are audi
BILE in the street.
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Logpos, March 1.-The blue Book
issued by the government today dis
closes IN. fact that l52 peers OF the
realm are owners OF places 10 which
intoxicating drinks are sold me num-
her OF "drink shops" owned by There
peers Is 1880. Included Ia tins list is
the Right Rev. Richard Lewis, bishop
Of Llandaii, who, the bluebook shows,
Ia tho owner OF two places devoted to
the snle al Intoxicating liquors.
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Ireiaud's Coiors Displayed on tho
city Hail Flagstaff.

Nrw YomS, March 1.-THE green
flag Of Ireland along with the national
aud municipal flags ia displayed con.
splcuously on the city hall flagstaff.
The aldermen held no meeting out Of
respect 10 the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

AMI certified 10 by the commissioners
July -. 1878, revised list No. sllll COW
oIing tho land In dispute.
william II. bybre on February q. ls5p.
iilod u. :. No. 1893 covering the rhnye
land aud alleging sc,tlcmtnt MAY 1,
1870 Under date OF June, 1900, hyhco
forwards direct a. tho Honorable Com.
missioner a currohou,iod affidavit stating
what improvements ho had mntlo nn tho
place and asking what rights hu had.
By letter az" ~ August ~, isgl. the
Honorable Commissioner rufurs The
aboyo aflidavit 10 this ONCE, insiructing
us 10 order % hearing to determine
whether nyhcr lns shown compliance
with the pt-cmption law, or, II not, the
reasons therefore. In conformity there
with, all parties In interest were notified
aud the hearing hNrl ior January ~.
1891, on which date tho ease was heard,
Bird u Lowe appearing for liybco. aud
Siayuor 4 Simmons and \. W. Dafkr for
the University Commissioners.
The testimony IL clear that liyioC made
settlement Ia 1873 or 1870 some two yonrs
prior to tho time the revised University
list No. . wus certified 10 or could nitarh,
and Withdrew tho land from entry. his
showing Of continuous residence aud sui.
stantial improvements " good. The act
" February ~, 1850, granting University
lands, provided that tho lands 20 selected
should be FREQ irom adverse claims. FiV-
Ing July q, 1873, a. the date whom ll-t
No. 3 was properly certified 10, It il self.
evident that Mr.. Bvbco's right as settler
interviewed and that tho land at that date
was not free from an adverse claim,
We take II that tho rights As between
Mr.. Byheo aud the University selection
IN tho only question now before MS 10 dc.
eide, aud Il Is our opinion that MIR. Byboo
bad tho prior and better right; aud We 80
decide.
FRANK u. Ilonns, Rogister,
llOyT SffTuuNN RgeeiNar
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PIrrsnund, March l7.-A special
from Ashland, Pa, sayt; a ~rrihc
mine explosion occurred near mere To-
day, Two men were blown 10 atoms.
Another was fatally injured aud others
seriously hurt.
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DUMAS, March 1T. T.. o'Connor
announces that he Intends " actually
oppose rarnclllsm by all legitlmat.
means In hl- power.
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A BAY HORSE. IivL WEARS oID, THREE
"a white feet, star IN face, 4 on isfi
slnuldet, Return 10 Geo. q. Lambert. uys.
hHht NtWs omoc.a 10 rewarded. dAa
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fHSvn.LE, Tenn, March lI.--Town
Marshal James llclmick was shot aud
killed By Turner Alexander, whom lac
attempted 10 arrest last night.
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NEHYARD HAVEN, Mass, March
lT.-united Statca steam tug TJfaad,
ashore ut Cuiiyhunk, will b-com.
total losa. The wfecking agent reports
that tha steamer Is fast going TO pieces.
The houses ani upper works are com.
Ing ashore. Nothing l. yet saved from
Haiend, hut the chances are still con.
sldrr.,l favorable for the floating Of the
tug Mia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

NV YomS, March i7.--Lehmaier
A Company, importers Of dry goods,
have failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

'l'Ir PROPERTY KNOWN As the MIL.
stone Ranch, comprising ~ acres In
Wssalch County. Apply To ". Peterson.
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A..,u,m.n, OF an Ironwork Company.

CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE Varl'
ETY. Ironwofks Company made an as
sigument this morning. The liabilities
aIs about 100000; assets, 100000.
The deed Of assignment states that the
board OF directors decided that II was
necessary, In view CT the embaras'-
ments OF the corporation, that II make
a general assignment Of Its property
for tho benefit OF It's rsditors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

Eon SALE ~ Pgoyo CITY. A coon
hifkin. J street, Provo city. q wedN.t
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UNIVERSITY LANDS.
Decision Of the Registrar aud Receiver
Of the Land Onlce.

The following decision was given on
Saturday In tho contest case Of WI.
liam j. Bybec VI. University Selection
No. ., involving the northeast quarter
Of section ., township I : north, west,
Salt Lake meridian.
"rho commissioners 10 select uniyor.
siiy lands tor ulah Territory under the
provision u the act ~ Congfcs. approve
February ~, 1891 made selection No. q,
Including the above land, ON April ~,
1872. This llst, amung others. WIS ~,
turned 10 this oiilro for correction by the
General Land oiico by letter u June
I, ISIS.
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Washington HaRpenings.

A correspondent signing himself
"Feliy," writing from Washington,
Utah, under date Of March 18th, says;
A gloom has been east over our settle.
mcnt by tho death Of Brother David
Thayne, the result OF an accident. He
aud Brother Arthur Paxman started
on horseback TO go on the mountain
north Of here for the purpose Of liking
the corners Of some land which they
were taking up, In what IL known as
Washington Flat They had travelled
about onc and half miles when the
horse on which Brother Thayne was
riding fell, causing an nx, tod 10 the
fore part OF the saddle, TO cut an ugly
wound on the inner part Of his thigh.
An artery was cut, aud from Ibis the
blood flowed coplously. Some six or
eight hours elapsed before a surgeon
reached him. Everything possible
was done, but he expired at : =. IA. the
same day. The deceased was greatly
respected by all Who knew him. lie
was - years OF age, aud was 10 have
been married shortly.
We have enjoyed exceedingly good
health here during the past year.
The inmcnso dam built by tho
Washington Field Canal Company Is
completed, and the energy OF tho com.
pany Il thrown Into the undertaking.
The now roller min put In by snow
BrothCrf. 81 ~. George, N at work.
In nil WAshiuntDu scpfne 10 bu In "A
fair way 10 prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

NEW YORK, March lis, 100000
In gold bars win b.. taken In shipment
To Europe tomorrow.
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JOHN N. CANNON,
A Troi,NEN. Al LAW, 10 MAtN STREET,
n Hooper kldrcdgc block
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Another correspondent, ~. II. g."
residing at Washington, Utah, also
writes on March 18th;
Recently Brother Elijah lyorson nc.
cidnntally broke his leg.
A week ago Eddy anu Jesse Craw.
ford, aged respectively fourteen aud
twelve years, were hauling sand, when
the single tree fell and the horses ran
away. Jesse jumped, but one wheel
passed over his leg, without, however,
seriously hurting him. Eddy held on
10 the lin.s for some time, but the
wagon eventually went over, throwing
him some thirty six feet. He was
picked up by Brothers Weaver ana
Ruby and taken 10 the house Of his
uncle, IL. Crawfonil II was found that
no bones were broken, but he was
badly bruised. MARCIA Crawford, n
girl OF eight years, was IN the wagon
and was thrown quite distance. She
escaped unhSrt.
(iho same correspondent likewise
furnishes Us with particulars Of the
fatal accident 10 Brother Thaync, the
facts being similar TO those supplied by
"Felix.")
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

ed by Alderman OaI-i, the cl.,k we IN
auUctrd 81 notify dcliUquent sidewalk
builders.
Ofdiusnc No IT,. creating the Ollie,
" snper,n tcndent - se~et snd .tt.. /
commissioner AID d-h, lag his lutir-
VA T. al tie iltst tine aud referred 10
tie ',i~t comm ties
OrIi,Anrc Ne l3l, adding the Eastern
addition H. the city ~ Albuquerque. was
tcrd uc first tune, and under Ia, sua
pen-,rn ~ the rules WAS ~ al the second
tim" 10y sec 'uns mud adopted.
The following resolution. offered 10y
Ald'rna Bpaman aud seconded hy Al
drtmnn fafr, WIS read and adopted:
Resolved. That the street conimltte.
be authorized and empowered to maWr u
contract Nth such person or persons ~
they may SEQ Ut Tor grading Coat avenu"
~ the lIighIHnda between Brra iAny amt
ElIiE street with RIub. w. width Of
tScnty feet, t. be done undsr III. ditrr
ton AID supervision ~ tie city ~, queer.
Vito stall make report aud cstimnt. 81
the number ~ cutie yards ~ udub-
placed on said street.
The city engineer subm,lted the 70.
dies a. street grades N the tire limits,
which Was rcfctrcd To tho street CON
mlttoa
The board adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
RAILROAD CONVENTION

l. slOuui q, b" forgotten ~ those I.
t"t"st-d IN the matter that the rRllrohd
convention lrld here un g.. ~ h ~ Sep.
rNt-u.lun - the Denver 4 lhu Graude
road, ndIudrr-i To- meet again NJ the ssrne
Ilhcc on thr .hth - thIa month.
The several members ~ tue committee
IN statistics thuuld bc al work INDUS.
triuusly gathering up all ava liable facts
~ regard t. the traffic and resources ~
their respective s~rtIuns. su that their re-.
ports can he forwarded to the general
COMMITTEE II promotion N line TO b- ar.
ranged aud usIlidated before the meet
lng ~ the convention, The cpmmltte-
"n rtatrstlcS M appointed h! the cot
y,n,iun nusis,s ~ McSar- J 4 Smith,
III roso, II. K Whiting, Cd AlOuqurr
que; Louis lluntns, LIS LunGs, ". \.
Burke, Albuquerque; A. q. Lane, San
Pedro; " &, togers, CerrllIos; Is, NJ,
Thomas, Santa Fr, = VI. Patterson.
Denver, T. V. Chavez, SocurrC, and j. T..
Currera. White Oaks. This COMMITTEES
urgauiled 10y the election u MIR. Thomas
" Santa Re as chairman, and Mr. Chaves
81 Socorro tccretafy. The general CON
ml,t... or committee OF promotion, AZ ap.
polit, 10y the convention consists OF
Messrs Juan Is, Hart, III Paso; I, W.
ileman, White Oaks; II. Is FERGUSON,
Albuquerque; Vim Barns, Sierra; H. Y.
Anderson, Ccrriios and San Pedro; r. |.
Bartlett. Santa Fr, and T. VI. Patterson
Denver. lhIs committee organized 10y
a.. election ot Mr. Patterson Rs preel
dsut, MIR FERGUSON IN wee president.
aud MIR Bartlett IN secretary, but It was
understood aud ngrred that the consider.
alton upon which Mr.. Patterson accepted
! the ChHirmAnsh,p sHs that lie should
nod the place only nomlnally, and that
tho wee president should attend to alt
the active duties that might attach To
the position.
! We call attention 10 these matters AT
the prevent time Tor the purpose II re-
mt ding he several gent 'emon 81 the
e, minutes nnmed that II will only tie a
! title more han two weeks til the time
for the convention 10 meet again.