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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

There we're anoat .og0 hu. 30 peaches IA ire
market tedaE. iFisi flr iarL-st supply oi
snV dtY ay ever ua.f The sgppiy Of pears -
very tErE
size sGnuiv and demand % new potatoes are
eau.g- iieF ara bringing from asaesi-.c. AL
wheat IS worfh F'e- larry Crawford peaches
efs worth o. "A hlsbFi ant baruafds 81 4l.t3,
Haaf-aickefi beans. tlHasl.--
aggs Iec butter .ae9 re new 20 40 - D 20
ftc. beans hand p.cN-l. Il ai-lts money l'c
lettuce Il. enrIeq lettuce. &c per BASKET,
Haa onions. III = tc de2. parsley, tc dof nun
rfae Hrf.f4s' fre. -aat He Hu. new turul -, iH
aesr hus ctrHtEts. a.a.rlr dec green peas. Z
nus rrefs. Ncrus Sax beans. on nu, nrW
tomatoes Oslo hu' corn. size dos ruta-
ttgAs, a8Hri Duchess les. 81 bu. ear
rats SEE hus eEg pitnts, ucessi io1, pepper :.
fa eeirv lssIC dnE; g-w squash. &C. rs
ngulsiTs 81 aoE. piums. f.F' g. e..tf pears.
a.. fl tf. peaches. s'Hfst 1908 cuils from &C .
sea Pom. musk melons. sl.olssi..H dos. spin
hnntrat vesrtohie OYSTERS eFetc. water
errss Pc dozea haaches miut. &c dozen bun
fhes
rsin-Whest. Ola snf NV 500. corn. gees
oars tes rqs. r'# ae. ntfiey sl.if.
fioar aud Feed LILY White, e. ~, patent.
corr rleal. sil per ton. feed. .t.9l per ton.
nrffiliass. SIS per tan; bran. 50 psr ton
FL % go per tanf srreeainEs, SD ger ton.
Ef nnt sshef iN.t--r HHHHsffa- &c nc.
Bav ABOUT 5 ais ~ has e a good 1laliig
VS. rlsrset-i. N1 rset uruer- NeVy clover,
sal. timofhv. yess g.
n fsas anf fsllow Green. q Sc steers
over % rs ~ egreH hides a. e., calf ssius
green. fcf caif ssiss. clrt8 SECS tainv
rough. itsc rendered. sac, nfNs ts See
resf r.s.e rorS 9ss &C., fresh uo-s
fefns a.4ff-. .mutfae. 1isr- spring lamb
q afe, foss - tci spring ehicsen- ia
ac veal rE2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
aroeeries and Provislons.

Correct quotations follow;
Fsi I'll OATS rise ia price from Sc % g. 81
rer 500 aal corn syrup from * 90 aoc- Pack
age eoAees advanced from SO. ~ per cent. 10
eN.rN.
sarsrs-Cut Loaf. e.; cubes. SIC; powdered.
81 II -ranaiafed atc. confectionery A. btc'
extra b. si-H yer cwti yellow q. si-l&Gi-aH'
corn syrup. .-sac-
NO asse s-LoW grades. lasIci medium.
2 > rc, fancy. 4ff.tc-
Pass az coIees $3.50. Java. green. Z5@29c
Noena. greca. i Galc. MAJ. caiu0. ts2-2e; san
LIS. .-a3i 1850. lr4e .ac.
New Mhhigan cheese. l0 ss!3is g.; rolled
aafs. farfeis. t54G. St.t. saginaw, barrels. sc
LArd fierce basis-C0mpuund. p, C; pure
Msat- Hams. - % 1s' tc; shoulders. oc, bacon
E. .n .c. friea hfef. la ir sN0tt Gus purH
Sass. clear back. si5.-3. mess. $3.50. p0uelcs.
LII 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
DETROIT SEPT. II. ls9,
LANSING a noRTHeRN Mr.. 4.

GOING To DETROIT
Lv. CD RI % am o 20 m 40 m ell 20 pm
Ar DET.--i IL 81 AIN IS IS m 10 IS pm 81 gOa mn
RETURNING FROM DETROIT.
Lv DEL. 50 an 81 IS IN > l. pm I'll % pm
Ar. G'D R-l2 s. pm IS Is D m 10 % pm zoe am
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST LOUIS
Lv. RI 10 am Is pm Ar. q k IL 81 am 10 20 pm
LOWELL VIA LOWELL HASTINGS h R.
Ly. Grand Rapids. 100 m 5pm5.0 . m
Ar. from Lowell .....-.. II - D m 5 IS m
Parlor Cars on all day trains between Grand
Rapids aud Detroit. Wagner Sleepers on
night trains Psrlor Car 10 Saginaw on morn
Ing train.
Every day. Other trains week days only
GEO. DxHAFEN. Gen. Psssr Agt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

The new and elegant steamer Valley
CITY makes daily tups. Sundays except
81 o. Gfsad iiaven snd va ports,
leaving Grand Rapids a. O'Clock a.
m. returning AZ = O'Clock g. ~.
Fare Grand Haven sod return 81, -
date. good to fstnru either ~ boat or
Va e. SW a. EY
Freight fof chicago, Grand Haven
I'D va porte sal b. received Tor ship,
aleni ssnie Day a. ate ss A. m
HFet a. hFeufsIon rates fec gifhr psf
fes rl fe made en Application al "a r
nisHsssfs el7ite, e Manfoe street tei.
rpaaae iif
9fdef yaHf freight ff6aa thiesea aaf
ssHed "a tf6oafifh IfaasF uftafien
fompsBY. ease siesnsf tsilsF ttf
81 A. Vac A-a
IsusGal Asnsaass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

CHscAsc UsloS sroCk YARDs. Sept r.
Ca1tle- Receipts. lt.ooO: common 20 extra
steers. 81 so. te. Stoekers and feeders. sl.oDS
s 81. cows and bulls. slesZ.TA
Hozs-Recelpts. 1900; heavy. $lo85.oos
sxed and medium. S-uet.0.
Sheep Receipts Tftus common 20 extra.
tL3s5s5.50. lambs. si5QEo.S-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
Bargains!
s. 8 ana s. MONROE 81.


Lock az the southeast oprner q cbeIry ara
South College aFrule anf So fi son NaRt a.
This icf . - letf SIElDre nau el4 - l'at pa
ths market Ioi > lev aa2s 80 Tbs r. il.i ~
loW Iface II iissi. % eolI e.aa. wealthy
lHeu a. loak az foF place a. llNt "a tfs'if
money. 80 fakt saglat
Ne still hSKe thaG la0dtrU leroem haass "a
Shriuen street. wnlga means htC Htnuff@
Natk a. the MoItel Auus aaii fac Ifi c. -
: go; ais thai olaeI as.t. tAr sAllc elsislfet,
al sstao. aisa "a eha.ara Sire g
Ne sii have fhsi liI-ie gefn I'd = l..use AZ
-. East glian strect I'D N1ii SCI 4 AZ . bar
gala
TIE very desirable haasc and iot Ihsee eooTs
IoFih 81 hast hmcEt street GA l.ala5 tiit, 81 .
targaia. Lpok p %.
We have ls1 lots Ia the southeast part ~ tie
city, Nh4eh wa slil sia-iy Z. "a ilflsoA y about
iHieresl 10 Tres $50. huila a. oact-
Ne have I fe-f lrantAse ~ ia an TIE Nest
s-ae altc can D. iouE. Il 4 tArEsli sAo -
an elegant piAce ter TAI
-e7 Clancy street fof So. a. q h.rEain o. vii
rest clcap-
Me haye ore ct the best established laln-
+ 81. es ~ fhe clu lar re.t
= RI have several o. a. houses that ear
-eii auu "a ftc saa.t l..is ttt ~ 80 down ana
/ s ser fAruth. lbs IA cheaper Tran payta2
I lcat. ala ue uaut efcfY fo.irf ilah 81 z e.ial
ct agN other man a far city who las 10 home
F O. e3iee anu SEE them.
NehETe ans AmeulI ol property b. trade.
/ liyau have austnins a. trade ief hofne. oAA
oil
/ Money T. loan IA any amount A. lovesi rStes
/ q interrsi. once opeA v vdics~n1 Alc cAt~i-
! daX evenings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

Dxrxorr. Sept. f1-wheas closed. No. ?. red
cash. and SEPTEMBER. IS. &c. December. 1of.e
No ! white. cash. -,
Corn-NO. 2 cash. ~ &c.
HOats-NO. :. cash. 81 &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
CHICAGO sEPr.n. ls,.
Aso WEST mIoHioAN R'Y.

AhtiFc ifOn fttockry ~ W pH.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Wagner Parlor Cars Leave Grand Rapids
IS pm. leave Chicago 5:25 pm.
Wagner Sleepers-Leaye Grand Rapids
Tbs pm. leave Chicago ILLS pm. lesvs
Grand Rapids I'll IS pm. leave Indianapolis
via Big Four 90 pm.
ee cnat car 10 Manistee 5:S pm.
Every day. Except Saturday. Other
trains week days only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
sToRAOE AUCTIoE SIZE.

AT THE RADCLIFFE 4 HOLT WARE
"A houses. on Friday. Oct. H. al p. m. and
continuing each dsy uutil solt. the hOuseh0l q
goods. etc. OF Il. T. Aierch. :. h. Clay. {. II.
kiIIs Mrs. A. Dennis. i. j. Pegler and g. ;.
MelcOn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
T AXE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
~ In effect May. Is. ls92-

The LAKE shore via Cleveland IN come tioa
win the Erie and 4. aud l.. +. X. R'sforrns thu
guick est aud most direct routefO Pitts0urs
A. j. smith. e., /. 4 z. A.. Cleveland. D.
Z. s. Rogers. City Pass. Agent
Jas Campbell. City Agt.. 3 MOnr0ss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
HERALD DESIRELETS



CoaFoRT &Da eoatent 20 te foand. II
sew aoas@ 4 via sci sea one en easy
Hayl4rals. b. :. tr9Ua. & L.yegt asoeN.
enaoslts sseei 5 betel
EoR sAI.f-Na. 81 Caarey street sails
ss easE ieIns. So. ~ Etlth atenati rs
Al &C. q 80 naHe ether III 8ecS q El pEtts
% tar ely n.9Aey % .oan- -a.Ile hras., eseT
Arca1s. -
<T4tg 49, sl.lst. s-.--s. sl.l.s. s-.s01 -. o..
49, 4e lricr> QH pieces IL al paris ~
tas riiY "a te Sold "a goatraei STA sf9ai
payments aoNa ana moatAig payments tieie-
alter, ~ oa s4E otnrr Eaoa atsiIltss iE3 pusi
ton. soln p Martin. NJ. s. cans sifeei.
4 sKlLLFi 4 ArehlGecl plsnned that boase
- Ga seek AiQa sTrutt il Has ~ foens
AID a "a teern impFofr.seaisi The iot Is isK
o EEL. az e~sl irssat Price az charles a.
AeFce's. aad n wida'esmb builonig. =,
RkAUTfUL LARGE LOT
have q larse well locatea ioi ga Igfraos
avenue aer.n 81 Lawn louri. vii SEA a. a Tar.
gaia Willard Il. srrn5A. 10. eaaal strert-
VACANT residence iot On Fountain street.
near college avenue. t-xis- ieet T. r.
f0ot alley. soNta frpus and nice SHADE For
sale by Char e. T.. Mercer. anG lu Aiddi-
comb bn ding. -
k'6R SAIE-0r exeaaEse. a. sercs In kzi-
kaska reui l.. cleared. can 81 very
cheap az rxcnaugr Tor small stoeA al goods
Inquire 81 Charles r. Mercer. Ntddlcomh
baadlng. -
E'0R SALK-Iasty room house VITA city
an6 ei.len water sl.sn 81 oG montiily
payments II SO. room house :. be- ~ 81 per
month, room house near corner Madison
hfenue and Pheasant street with furnace aud
compiefc plumbing Ss.aaoT 80 Ter month.
il room stone house on al east fr0DI corner
lot on Madison avenue. sa.5sb nr So per mon h.
Vacant lots al prices and money 10 Euiid.
&. w luiis. - ottawa street.
FOR SALE-Closing EFT q 90 wesi viii
cheaper Than aas other Nv al ia 1fEu
ksp.aS III you con'f believe H. cal ou 81
trpnkhlte. 80 Lyoa street. OF a. 4, =. Pare :
olce. = Canal street q
| HAVE nest little home IA easi part 81 CITY
10 sell GA payments This is a cheap home.
A better one ia tie soI,l pat ntor DIVISION
taise horse and nc a f'f~i pay meut on thi>
some lots on Division al bargain. J. IL
Palmer A. the hilbert.
EoR sALE--N New residece No. sss IS est Bridge
Il street tisht rooms well arrangels hand
some location; 81 new lmproA emeuts. 4
neat. attractive home q iow figure on easg
| terms. opeu for inspection SUNDAY alter
noonSl Apply II New l. ouscman block. ~,
| EOR SAIL OR RENT-The best situated and
Il most eomnodiuuS feed barn IA The city.
now occupied by Nye a Morgan a. a boarding.
| livery ana iced stable; Also store building.
| suitable for almost any Kind of business. Win
/ basement. suitable Ter business or storage.
/ Enquire Of Remmeli oning or Peter Oimari.
| care DeGraaf. Wheeling Go. 2of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA RAILk0AD
y aio Ia sFect Jas . lssL

EKAND RAPIDS z INDIANA RALLkQAD
" Se1sd aie Ia eject Jas 2. lss-
Fa4lss Sslss sosTa-
20 Traverse CIV ana
Froal kalzaI41oo. ....... sAara
Eor lEaselse tlty AL
- q 20 fravsrss Cify 4Tbm
For fstoszeg a11 &ask-
from KaismAz0o aaa ca
ForsASinaw .-......... 7Dam
..--.--...-..-.. u n
TrsIa Arrviax froni the seath s 20 a NJ aad
eep&lfiaS North 81 1l : IA daily other gra4
TRAIss soSs SOUTH.
Ar ffon ". EOing
North. -oatl-
FOR Cincinnati sa.n Ta. -
Yer h slADaxoo Chicaxo loo N
Ter r. Wayne had Ehs
kor CineiansGi --..-- 50Dm 600 ? n
foE kalamszoo Aad ohieAgoi0 y m Il 0p q
fr"an as.aas--------.------.---i = "a
Train arriving from the north AZ D p N
and leaving sotlln al go IA slso tTsln cav
Ia sosth az u % IA raa daily AL other
trains daily ekco9E SUNDAY.
sLkEPISG AsD PARLOa cAE sAzyIcA
Serb = n train has PAfior chair Car
Rapids 20 Petossy .ad Mackinas CITY.
: - IA train las paTloF ear 6rand hap
ics - fStOssey xnd NAcktnaw.
~ - IN train has sleeping ears urand hap
IDS 70 Peteskey and haekinAw
oOuth-FU m train has Parlor Car drani
Rapids 10 Cincinnati.
lgV5 N train has Parlor Car Drama Rapids
20 Chicago
400 IA train has Wagner sleeping Car
6Taad Rapids 10 Cincinnati.
ll2 pm train has Wagner sleeping Car
6rand Rapids 10 CnIeaxo.
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
Tor ii egOn.- Lv.6 s. II III . N - D N
Prom Ar 10 - m q AZ m 9uo y IN
Sunday train leaves for Muskegoa - - a u
Arrives from Ausk-gOno ~ u.
CHICAGO VIA q. r. ri
I've. Grand he .Jlds 10 % a IA Z ~ p IA III ID p m
Arr. ChlcAgo .--..--..- IS . IN % m - a IN
10 Is a N train has through parlOr Car. aud
u a. y n train daily through Wagner Sleeping
Car.
I've Chicago . ~ o. = n 10 . m 10 10 . N
Arr Grand Rapids 81 N IS IN 80 a Ia
5 10 . N train has through Parlor Car ana
~ ~ n train daily. through Wagner Sleep
Ing Car.
Through tickets and full Information can Do
had ~ calling upon A. Almquist. ticket agent.
~ union station. or GeO.M- MunsOn, Union
ticket agent 81 Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
c l. LOCKWOOD. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
wAETED-Bo ARDERs.

GOOD HOTEL. al.I Tlec :; a o % =
per week. Transients II 10 $3.50 per day. Bath
Tree. As good i;Ie ~ Any $50 hoasc- Every
Thing thoroughly clean and 81 the best. Eicc-
tric bells. Electric lil hts etc. NJ Lincoln house
No. 81 Spring street Telephone $50. .75
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

MONEY TO loan on good real estate security
II. J. DEfoIIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.

CanifaI $500, 900
n l. SWEET President
m BARNETT S .ce President
HARVEY } HoLLIstER. Cashier.
Al classes II banking business lhat are in
harmony RiIl tne ANt0asl BANKING Law
SaeEed.
Letters % Credit earrent n all parts ~ fhe
vserd issued ID sums - suit Interest a.
lowed az per cent on time certificates u de-
post
DIRECTORS
LII. Wthey. t,e0rEr c. Pierce.
j. 81 Barnett. y. Cummer.
MI wet Joseph n. Martin.
H j. Holiistrr. "a. X -helby.
IS lizard BafnhardI " III. HGgbart.
j.. Cr0Itou to1 = boettSeTt,
l. r. Hawkins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

Eok sALE--New residece No. Ser " est Bridge
a. street tisht rooms well arrangels hand
some iocation; al neW lmproA ements.
neat. attractive home 3, iow fgIrr on easY
terms. iepcu for inspection SUNDAY alter
noonSl Apply II New l. ouscman block. rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
HERALD DESIRELETS


MAKRIED LADIES send 90 eents Tor ~fe-
ii fal1hle Safeguard ne medicine. 80 de-
eeptlen 3gst Wal sea want ladies' bsk9r.
Kansas city. No. 30
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

| HAVE nest little home IN east part ~ CITY
l. 10 sell Oh payments This > a cheap home.
A better one ia tie sol.L pat near lIRlsloni
take horse and rig a f'f~i PAS ment on This 81
some lots on Division at 3 bargain. J. d.
Palmer. a the hilbert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17
DECLARATION
From the First Presidency Of the
Church.

As rumors have been circulated and
published, accusing the Presidency Of
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saint. with Interference In politl.
cal afiairs,so as to control elections and
to direct members Of the Church a. 10
which political party they should sup
port, we hereby declare these rumors
to DO false and without foundation In
fact. We emphstioally deny that we,
or either Of US, authorized Mr.. George
y. Gibbs or any other person or persons
TO use our names 20 as 10 influence
citizens to vote the Republican ticket,
Mt Logan or elsewhere. II OUT
names have been used In any
such way, II has been entirely
without permission from Us, and we
hereby condemn It rs wrong md rc-
prehensible. II we have any desire
In this matter II IL that the people OF
this Territory shall study well the prin'
clples OF both the great national par
ties, aud then choose which they will
Join, freely, voluntarily aud honestly,
from personal conviction, and thun
stand by II In all honor and sincerity.
Each party should have the same
rights, privileges aud opportunities rs
the other. II any man claims thnt II
IA the wish OF tho First Presidency that
Democrat shall vote the Republican
ticket, or Republican the Democra.
tic ticket, let all people know
that he Is endeavoring to deceive
the public and has no authority
of that kind nom US. We have no
disposition to direct In these matters,
but proclaim that, Us far as we arcicon-
cerned, the members Of this Church
are entirely and perfectly free In all
political an'alrs. But they should not
indulge In In H. ceiling or personalities.
President George @. Cannon is abseni,
but we are sure that II he were here no
would sign this declaration with Us.
wuFoRD Woodbury.,
JosErn +. SMITH,
OF the Presidency OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Lstter-day Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17

I.i6. embrace. only those officers in
whom portion OF tho sovereignty il
vested. or to whom the enforcement OF
municipal regulations or tho control Of
tho general interests of society is conid'
cd. aud does not include sucn officers As
canal commissioners"
In the Hatch case the Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin further saidi
"1ho register and other officers APP
pointed Tor The disposal Of said lands are
no, ciud officers within the meaning ~ the
organic law Of the Territory, aud tue
Legislature has tho right to appoint them
directly by naming thom In the law, or
10 elect thom under An cxIslinRbw pro-
viding Tor that mode Of dllihg those
offices, and the exercise " this power
docs not conflict with iho right Of the
Executive to appoint all civil officers
These will suffice Tor the present..
The Identical question involved Ia the
dispute between the Utah Legislature
and Governor has been determined 10
the courts OF different 7thtes anu w wv
supreme Court Of the United States,
aud therefore should be considered as
settled. The Governor is clearly In
the wrong. The Legislature had the
authority to appoint these Worlds Fair
commissioners, II there Is any virtue
in these numerous Judicial decisions.
And the Governor just as certainly
exercised his veto power arbitrarily
and indisoreetly In vetoing the bill Tor
the reason which lac offered.
II the ill.brei and abusive organ Of
the Governor and Of the "Liboral"
faction can "refute" these decisions
we will be pleased 10 zee liz strong
reasons. But II II can only oiler
blaokguatdism In reply, 1t will do well
10 preserve discreet silence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17
THE GOVERNOR WAS WRONG.

AS we have explained before, the
Issue between the Legislature and the
Governor over the World'a Fair bill
which he vetoed, 10 one u principle
and need not be treated In u spirit OF
malice nor 10 discussed In the Ian.
guage Of vituperatiop. We do not
propose IL follow the Liberal" organ
Into the slough Of abuse in which II
wsllowed over this matter on Wednes.
day, nor take any special notice Of the
mud and slime with which II pelted all
persons and papers that think the
Governor WAS In the wrong. But we
will offer few reasons, supported by
recognized authorities. for the position
we have taken and the rights Of tho
Legislature In the premises.
Tho Governor vetoed the bill because
It named the persons who were to ex-
pend the money which ii appropriated.
He claimed the right to nominate
them under section seven OF the
Organic Act. This right had no ss.
is,ence unless the persons called In tho
bill commissioners" would bo officers
In the meaning Of that section. The
majority OF the Legislature were
thoroughly convinced that those com.
mlssionors were not oiiicers, the Gov.
crnor claimed that they were. sup.
posing the matter was In doubt, the
Governor, In our opinion, should have
given the people and their representa-.
lives the benefit OF that doubt. The
money was theirs, they had right to
.ay how aud by whom II should be
dispensed, he Is not their elected
officer, he IL not responsible to them,
his absolute veto Of their expressed
will was arbitrary and anti repub.
llcsn.
But we 10 not regard tho question
Of his authority In this matter a.
doubtful. We have stated that judges
aud lawyers Of eminence were en-.
phatic In their decision that the right
to appoint, In this Instance, was IN the
Legislature. b,o,use the individuals to
be appointed Were clearly not officers
within the meaning ~ the law. W,
here present some authorities ON this
question aud SEX candid consideration
Of them, without any animosity or ut
tempt TO stretch n point Que way OF III,
other.
In case before the New York C1ur
u Appeals from theGeneral'rerm OF III,
Supreme Court Ia reference to the ap.
pointment Of a commissioner TO act ai
surrogate ia the probate OF Will, IA,
COur. held that
"Tho term public ONCE as used In ia,
Constitution has respect 10 permanent
office, trust or employment, to DO oxor
csod generally aud Ia all proper casosi 4
does not Include the appointment, {,
moo, special oxirenclos, OF an individual
II perform transient, occasional or incl
dental appointments, such rs arc ordi
narily performed BY public officers; a. Q,
such appointments the Legislature ls len
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17
THE RELIEF SOCIETY," JUBILEE.
Interesting Exercises at tho fiflieth
Anniversary VI That Organization.

A large audience, chiefly ladies.
gathered this morning at 10 o'clock at
the Tabernacle TO celebrate the or
ganiEatIon OF the Relief Society nay
years ngo, on March IL, lsi..
On the stand were Joseph +. Smith
Of the I'ifst Presidency, Apostles John
Henry Smith and Abraham II. Can.
non, President Angus NJ. Cannon, DR..
James T.. ralmage, anu the following
officers OF the Relief society; Prcsi'
dent Zina ID. IL. Young, C0unselors
Jane ). Richards, aud Bathsheba W.
smith; sarah NJ. kimball, secretary;
NJ. isabrlla Horne, treasurer, and Iina
Y. W. Card, aud EmelinO b. Wells,
cor. secretary.
The exercises were opened with the
choir singing;
my Father. Thou that dwcllesL
Prayer was offered by President
Angus NJ. Cannon.
The choir and congregation Joined
In singing;
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w. s, S =, t ,se i"rt
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PRESIDENT zINA d. u. fouNd
d.liy.r,d N bri.f Int oloou.nt address
Ia which she welcomed the audience
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cAtohu lher manu- Oh ieho"snip 10 a''
VIM Nv '"has'' :" 'n' 500 VIZ" W
Nh, object of ,his socIety Is 10 do FOOD
/ Iv cstenJipV helpI,p hanj
/ a. .vetv dII.ction. Thp SNEAKER
.xnr.ss.d n with that Iini
n,,s.ht bi.ss all her aIs,ers In ,hrir
I iais',s for IN. rnor and suiI.rIno. ,,,i
/ ,nat ,ne wnrt n,Iyht continual tn grow
4, imnorianc.. uut Willis attend Ind,
/ Ia ,hs ,I,,v az in,LIny ait,r the pnor. II
90. ai.n per,.snry IN attend tn Ia.
] J,,itc- ,t nom, and f,eI thnt tbesc du.
| ~ a. ,,i.,s,,, ~. a. w,.ii AZ dnti..
mr. ,hilJran sho,,IJ la hrnught nm
L., th, fs.r ~ God ami IA, ta,,gb, az
,',oy anJ nnt he nrgler,eJ. Ths
100 ar would nlead WIN nor s,st,,rs
! ~ tsSc g"oI car. ~ ,h.ir hom,s aIso
/ ~ s,,nnnrt ths W.yian,s ErnDDsog ond
/ ~ III ,ood In every resn,r,. untwith.
s,snJing tbe fsct tbat an wo,L /. not
/ si,,,sys e,co,,r.ging Nav we IN. fnith.
III y, az .o,t TIT, IA a Grand
occasion
'N'' UNA Gam
read the revelation given TO Emma
Smith, as found In Doctrine and Cove
nants.
.pnsTtp AupAuAM a. CANNON
addressed the audience. He felt II
great honor, he said, To meet with IN
worthy AN assembly as tue representa-
tives OF the Rrllet Society. IL must
I'LL the hearts OF tue saints win JOY TO
think OF the glorious WORK inc sisters
have done. we cannot conceive OF
how great help they have been to the
houses 10 which they nave carried
and aillietion. God has been with
"ur.s hnye been afIeotsd lHrough their
prayer. and this has strengthened the
testimony OF mAhy'blt the WORK ~ lu'
lure WlilneeNehgieale IMAM tnst lhthe
past. There IN an opportunity Tor our
sisters 10 exercise Their talents among
the people Charlty, u !, salu, ~ mir'
applied, u bestowed on ldIen; not only
young men, nnt also young women
should be put ~ a position 70 use their
brains aud thoir hands Ihe speaker
related What ne had seen IN other paris
OF lne WORN who're who're youhg iaul.s III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17

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