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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27

RIDS WANTED-FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
- and compilation Of tho Montana state build
ing At the Worlds Columbian exposition, Chi
cage, Ill.
Plans, specifications and details can be seen Il
the following places:
Office of secretary. Helena, Mont
Gnlhraith 4 Fuller, Missoula. Mont.
Gaihraith Ii Fuller. Livingston, Mont.
Builders exchange. Chicago. Ill
An bids plust be accompanied by a certified
check for $1,000.
The board of Worlds fair managers reserve
the right to reje t any and all bids.
All bids must be filed in the ot1ice OF tho $40.
rotary on or before y o'clock noon OF Friday.
April, e, 1892.
JAS. q. RAMSAY, sesrstary,
Rooms 81 and IS. Montana National hank
Building. Helena, Mont.
GALBRAITH d FULLER.
Superintendent Architects.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27
DyspepxiA.

That nightmare of mans existence which
makes food a mooksry and banishes sleep
from weary eyes. readily yields to the no.
tent influence Of the celebrated English
Dandslion Tonic. It tones IN the digestive
organs. restores the appetite, makes as
e,niletion OF food possible and invigorates
the whole system. All drugpists sslI il n
81 ner bottla.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27

the hat that goes with tho pretty. simple
costume ia OF brown straw with full crown
of cream colorea cloth aad sprigs of crim-
son flowers.
An afternoon frook of palo old blue India
silk IL worth Il little attention and III ono
of tho Others illustrated. Th full gathered
skirt is out upon the left side, shaped to
form n cascade and lined with u deeper
blus. The gathered bodice 10 ont square
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27

NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTIoN.-NO-
~ tice is hereby given that an annual meeting
of the trustees and quallhed voters OF school
district No. 2, | owls and Clarke county, will bs
held at the school house il, s;aid district. viz: ut
tan, on Saturday, April :, 1872, for tho purpose
of electing one trustee to serve q t rm of three
yeais, an for tho transaction of any other bust
polls will he opened at four p. M. and close at
six o'ciocksp. N. by order of the board Of
trustees. j. j. FAINT,
District Clerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI BooKn
~ will be opened for receiving subscriptions
to the capital stock OF Tho Helena. Missouri
River valley and Eastern abroad company &C
10 o'clock a. III. on the 10th day OF April. l5aa.
at room ~, Montann National Bank building.
Helena, Mont.
a. freeman Foote, Stephen Carpenter. John
.. Wilson. Arthur q I.o,lhard, Walter II.
Little. Dated Helona. Mont. March ~, 1852.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27

and the average woman, IA Wa all know
when wo stop to think about her or to look
for her, doesn't exist. We arc each and
every one Of US individuals. The pattern
IN Philistinic and conventional.
There II. last of all, tho common sense
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
A Famous Snake killer.

Pennsylvania has many things to be
proud of, and one of them is . man
with beard four feet seven and one
half inches long. Ills namc is William
Ii. King and he resides in Springfield
township near Conncllsvillo, Fayctte
county. MIR. King, oayo tho Pittsburgh
Post, hao mover felt the llccn edge of q
razor upon his classic countcnancc dur
ing tho forty-thrcc ycnro of his exist
cncc, His beard ie of sandy color
and he usually wcaro it twisted up in q
knot md stuffed inside of his vest, but
when in very good spirits he allows it
to flow unhampered to bo toyed with
by the gcntlc zcphyrs. Another char
actcristic of Mr.. King is that he is un
accomplished snake killer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
RUSSIA'S GREAT RAILWAY.
It VIII Cost S1s3. 3.s25.ooo, and VIII 30
Nearly 5000 Miles Long.

Nearly 5000 Miles Long.
Tho construction of the worlds long
est railroad is progressing rapidly along
the river valleys and across the steppcs
OF Siberia, says the Philadelphia In-
qulrcr. The western extremity of tho
road Is the mining town of MASK on
the eastern side of the Ural range, and
its eastern terminus is at Vladi vostoll,
on the sea Of Japan, making q total
length of 4,7S5 miles, which is nearly
twice the length of the Canadian Pacific.
Its cost, including surveys, grading,
building, stations, rolling stock, and,
indeed, everything needed for its con-
struction and equipment, is estimated
ut S1S3, 1926, ,000-an enormous amount,
but pro1tably invested, and far less
than tho cost of q useless European
war.
The country through which the road
will run presents no great engineering
difficulties, and across the vast plains it
will hardly require the grading of q
roadbcd. 1t is also for the most part
fairly populous, much of it being very
fertile and the rest rich in minerals; SO
that along its entire route the road will
open up and develop 4 country of mag
nificcnt resources and of almost incX-
haEstiblc agricultural and mining
wealth.
The various results which will even
tually follow the completion of this
great work. cannot of course be fully
estimated IN advance. but some of them
may be partially forcsccn. Ono of
these 10 that by means of this road
Russia leaps ut n single bound into the
irdubitablc position of the ncGt formid-
able of Asiatic powers. Through this
road England is made insecure in India,
and, whenever the contest for suprcm-
acy in eastern Asia is prccipitatcd, the
whole northern frontier of China will
be open at every point to the massing
Of Russian troops. .-
But, altogether apart from its avail
ability and Importance in war, its COM
mcrcial, industrial and political possi-
bilitics arc simply incalcuablc. It will
bring the hidden section of Asia into
full connection with the rest of the
world. The Russian government is
now solicitous about Keeping foreign
crs out of the provinces beyond tho
Urah mountains and the Caspian. With
the completion of This road q now era
will begin, travel and commerce will
follow an unbrollcn route from the west
OK Europe to Japan, the ideas of civili-
zhtion elsewhere prevalent will be in
troduced and take root, and gradually
those changes will occur which will
make Asiatic Russia oharcr in the
common progress of humanity.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
Penaazlvani.,a Ex1,ihik.

A typographical map of tho Gcttys-
burg battlefield md models of the cen
tennial exposition md of independence
hall will appear in tho Pennsylvania
exhibit. A public-spiritcd citizen will
contribute the first named, and tho city
Of Philadelphia will furnioh tho last
two. Tho schedule of exhibits adopted
by the etatc worlds fair board indicates
that Pennsylvania will make very cx-
tcn5ive, complete and interesting show
ing.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,
I41UKD EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS XIX.
Septed.
w. w. .BOOHER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One oopy, one year. .......................S 8 90
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made AZ low as ie consistent with
oound ous,noss principals. Apply ct the Of
a'.s fGe terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-06
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dIHas tpoEtagc pAid), at The following rate I.
p, yhbIe In advance:
Y 70 year. ..-...-..-.....'.'.... .-......$A w.
TX uOnthb. ..--.......--... -.....-.... oO
fUr any period under six months, Fifty
o ats per month.
anterod ct the Elko. Nevada. PoStofice for
R,aHniissioa through the mails SS second
iAas mail matter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

A wos1sa wAs a-ra5gucs hefe~a i
criminal raarf ID Pars ~ ~ c~.sa.
tAoa q having ppuns nossea ieaa d.
. ihe ear % Der husband uht1e hs
"a iyAnr i 4 Graakaa slaen ne
eslease nssnia4red ihat ths a-ess II
Ehsch he defendant vas nreussss wss
atieTiy impossible because shs slrensg
Ensla sAFe baca arnasia.cgr awaxes.
81 tsrulrA tbn terri6,e pain caass4
q he Doten Lead ms a. ga
hspPeae& Nai TIE man rad eonssnaat
y rs sleep 10 prove thfs fhea4r
tWo H1elical rsca we're ealIrs - 81
pert witnesses 10 prove thclr nagai
We 3@-tors posred molten lad iaia
re ears q tuo sicepiug dogs ms
PeaT oFuics iBnsalataiy Jumped p
VIA psieoas howl % pain ard rolled
about IA cprtertioRs 20 learfu, a % -
utterly iHdiscTfhab.a neaih a. iaa
released them d their terrible suffer
asEs i 4 > pity that The tpmrdorvs
n ne poor creatures cuuiG not -
Aesa responsible af law Tor theif
savage cruelty. 70 duubt she a.
ierse ior The accused c0ald hare baes
Eaa1c without torsurinx "a death tvo
ere7'''lres as sensitive 10 psalm a. taa
hiia Sell Chicago Herald
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18
NLscELLAMEous go

a dinner aaisle ra1e 81 Pass Il tl,s
left
p + nH the fashion y, serve ths
smallest oysters a. "a orv--1~s ~
1Tz@er-- he smallest aEtairah le
anssr ean plead irfaarr ~
AanE idr1e- a. Ri does Dat ezas ~ ny4
~Afll p 4 freHtF-ssy years o1a.
TIE girls tt the Wamans g.,isvr
t.a.ti1ngre. asTe deci1el Is 90 -.
cap and rnwn TAev are Is l.a -,
0r AZ college deys ard al college -
s.asigus-
Nonea dentists hs-e proved u -,
ular Ta Sweden thst ashala-.bs-. t.s.
been founded f1r the pu-rs.e ~ r.r.s
erzrg n women ~5thaat mean ..,s..
Anes n The study 81 dsaiss.rr.
4 Baer Isle Ne. nan hEs e--s...s..
n ne shape q an evv which 80 ~
CD. end > csF-lilse eroresee-5se .svs.ss4.
being Lifted sbgne3 a fuT-size5 -,
berry bean between the can ~ ~
Shell ard TIE Inner li1.irr me- pl,rane -
ihe e-y y
Ten years szoa E5ttslsu-y mar -,L.s,..
n ilaaE9ia- feseire5 intslIigease - ~.
death q his wife and pasd aIl 49, fg.s-
"a esEPensss Lately IS pas surp-s.e5
a. reeeirinE 'rur.i that she - 80
and mad began suif arains3 him - ~.
aaTt50u
y y sisted that there ARE m,
priests, monks and mans Ia Jerpeair,,
y proportion = she population ,bs.
" any other city in she world -rs.-
belong = every nation X Eurps -
many q Asa and arr ~ eve-y -
FORM = worship and dress
l.efnara i'Drneeg. who 6isd resent,y
i. - o,afs. treasured 3 ooin tha. was
that city 10 isfE lie "a. 49,. y, u
teen years old and tbe y.oner -.
given him By the duke ~ Ee5iS... q.
for holding the la;ters horse ~ s - y,
minutes . .sN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

TIE New Zsa-z-5 Herald describes
: desperate 9.gAt e.stssa1 q uzz z-.s 3
SHARK which occurred L EGrEkaa
Aar5ov II Eazry JGcos,s1z Hag 3
supl0Fsc Is TIE Nora Mz-z1ag
Heals a. ozzs0- Esr1tEaapss Wa OF
II ms B1Et a5g1t s1x rLss 5gwa trs
1sr5ro- Wien 8 Tas struck 81 sezsEl
E71 sTa-ps1 s.1 -zs cec-gzrt left
Z IL water Jaeoes91 5lrez aaa e--
EssTOrs1 - relieve tbs "a zst but
Eit1oEt s1ecsss he tier z-zsrs-5 -
Or z11 being good swimmer
st-zcE on agr -G11 b1t q 4 strong
ice wsg raining Be Was srer+ down
- harDgF. distance 0f i1rea Il a.
- t1sE ps1lrt 1e mas at-zeEsa or Z
large sz&-z which GRABBED Is IL
as11 He protected tl-set how
sF@E wzta t1s OR which ~ t~e 70
ra- 1oW1 tie SHARK throat Tie
Isl ter rzace 3 Gree a-gzrd him a.d
re1ews1 he attack Ezt lis t1a
bOwsTsr ,zcogsoz aaa lie sheath
knife drawn aid Desperately stabbed
- s1a-k ripping It's side opaz. =
thai ths wstsr became ra5 with blood
a fErzaer st1aek was -aze whar
Jaeors21 again stabbed the monster
near IL fa- and is Swan awzT. Al
thai tine 2 boat cane ID s.vht z,5
Jacobson exsa1sa Eas hauled f2so
~ ooaI having been 10 the water two
hours and tElrty lz1utes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18
FACIAL pEcuLlaa .lEs.

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4.
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800 - $3.50
49, - ~ s
@ Il -e 80 80 y 80
$3.50 80 Ns $50
800 Il I-e $50 k
@ ta4t 50 t@sM
N q 4 90 Got
s 80 ~ y 10 e =
c-e4 ntAsassa'saa sarvu. Fs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

uzns- " rricE .s-znraksiu- driven Mix
E1zzs- tz-zswnse gzlzasEz KS 1s- ~ cid
mary rzals-s q Etas eunE-asAzlnl zlzaz
81 Esssz zaeaauz E-Ilis s1naz aaas "a EAnS
Win INK znH-ne-s u E@ La w.tsax
zhs-E WraE uu4t1nE lsii 1D- ErzzeuLle-
Enr 1za h-se Snnanv since zte Ei-zls
church naE heG-e ilAs prayers HERE
wDall x M zElanzsEz TnaE zala
sympathetic 1A-mHr 1nQugEt q 1hs
marriage EE-saEy - En11 - zIttz1
EnE lie 5as1 D STRUNG raTEllaa "a -Ssz ID
II lis ulGns HnE AZ Mn 11 cry nuz
nAnE ia L.l-E 4 yDz E.2zh &c o.
thanking Er
70 sznnaE GEE q nsrEsua Et.az Mrs.
EnSsar aD1nnsE E1- Oh zaa Erm ang
szaG iE . Whisper sEis- Ersa
1rEZ
Inc nsavur hns peEun his TEEvH-
a-LsEaL nne guzFsz-ing sEss Hssauaa sDlE
ans slrW tie Esazr me rid AEE
lsl4er 50 hHET Tna=s WIS nasal-
1ng c-T 1n- EzrzEEa1 q grasp NJ EE1zL
lul s-lr-su1zr 81 ans vii uE HIN
EAa ags1h Al 1ings we ard rnaE.
e. 1hH uulns Euztae-aE Strength and me
i.zE-g rE-u-rsE 10 is n3E zine s-us-
zlze eEzlss characteristic az lis "a raoz
sZHs1 Esa nun Deacon Ellis
.lEnks1 1he Lord 1haa Hha Khnn h
LAD green 70 y 10 aim . 1ia1gzEl4Ess Elna
= sDlAEs la1 pss1 ga1ha-sE -Ef4 REST
tsa5n-E Eas eEEuzzlas na1 zsEz-.EEsr
nzrz
Then a. 1ns grad 1l1 rulss rose
1z-Ll1 p liz swssz familiar EFu1
@
L. rs1Ela listening Ear 51l5aaz tt.s
szt-zuzE q zEh arsslnE Is Aiu-
uEsur 1na Esaas q Esspzz-- - 8ush .
Eal-ZIsz.zaZ
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

u tie sacred e1-y 81 Ourzo the
hsaa-4larters Of MgaEoiis1 Bad tisra.
are nEDero1s prayer whselA in
seraose with prayers and dezieatf3a -
BCechs. and he more they are turned
t1s rsons religious taey make yoa
Many o. TIE more dsvoaf persoBs tzra
smaller Ehesls held ID the left hand
While manipulating the large che with
ne rlgat hsoa- The curious tits 81
rags noticed 1y4ag ADORE the pa isas5es
d the 5nelos1res d thss tgwn 49,
prayer Saga 80 Mougolisu bose
= without them --ths more ne better
for each ore i Supposed II cgrrer
prayer 70 Buddha- Jewish Tidinys.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

a ANW As&aax3s Ntsseals @e 10 the p
wAssA TA@y Arr re-
i h4s elten hesn said Khaa De -.
makers q PARIS nsaks use = ~.
trade 81 tns skins 81 r4n wAis +
eAaghi IL the sewers bui IA
hoea Eenied Csr1Airly tie saas.-.
w0zl1 nos BE str1,hg en0ush y ~
ueaslliy counterfeit tAe I'D nnls~
wsrs fgE ths tAz1b part anlr -
i EaEzr4lgy 81 tAAGner Ena &c.
kand q l@ssher fro@ EAe rest
a tAF1fgg WsasAmAn al one tns
AlA-ssa hssausli p2h.2ey Il Eass.ss
zEIra1 "a rostarne raz, gs8s 90
Tsp - iss % "a sktHa NAnA u e
spaz1 tArns Fe&rr &a4 halg a
lsrf4ng Tie dress NAs maze aus..
81 H1aasel II ans Asae4 81 AzG sas
sFehet eaI wA4steaAs Eseasess -
pat CASTERS AaG Shoes IL aEnss,
* rAss rsg a4sn4 " ea@ gia&e IL s.
was 5a Meet raF3oas ~ gns -
mua,s So 30 tBPst con psss 4
EHag 81 rats taasa
ne Eeges slaves 81 &AmAea
= rrgnrG Eaez ~ AaaEE states
rs aaAaRsg slAr gAe4s saaers e
grsFal1s iAez w4a@ AIRY pr Msa
gtr ns91Aa4 ~ eoaEl4g ga ss
seze sgecets uas 50 lmEals eaes -
aA sEg uaa4ea sEswsF af1ss asas.
ag 10 aaEM4l as4 e1l4nz E taessz
arzEs 4 tF.xk4g AFa4 oser -
t4 - h w@s a. Aa
Taez Is was seaH4 @nzZ trss IN
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49, ttaeA sa6 Eae gra as
tguar4 10 ere aaz Il mAs tsssas
Orr aa4 esap sA@s A@ng GAa6 tsa..s
tgT 10 neal
kAEs Eag r@aaasy D. nra ir 81
II tAs mArEs& ~ aay aasas sssn
sp 49, gpns4 4rr : hseFg Ee.gt
- e. % aaE eaeWAaI Ek 1sA
1SA a. th.s sA@ee she rs "a VI
Usassla- ks taaG HaAks tAa@ y
uGler ans yAz ak so@s8n o. a
GAA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

sr~ri-ufinrs fhrDusA ne nssrrns AZ
sssG-~a asr5aS8 il lis gEilaAnl- 4 =
hauy.surd q ts H11EFurAtla ne s1a-
dealt Esrt ta esslAncs VIA sftig
n1J,,snrnnra ~ eisElsls Z ,aNaFA;s-e, as
saesEss a GisgsnzaziBt 81 lsaeaDa r1afe
iu1fmu1e and sxyrnsss4 ~ Aas na-a-
sar.EuBe muya or aezs s2A2s4selALsA -
nrss7-zanns Ez1h ne degree e - Af'-
Fs-sss5gsgsnn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

Tar ez-zs q zss zzz1 EsztsT EzE1
err rssis.lsnrrs lT-lie lzsf lzss llaslss
7 azssxHvsE 10. n.zz sss9sz- E-ae
l9T rpTr sTae nzs lu-E ~ vTssEE
aGlI Alz faGE1E III EI7as E1sE s-E-
&nS ur1es aEslI ,es-r 3 z nm
Tsaar en- sIst,T ulliasT Etusz
Taa gttlsr E7Ezs- 81 eIlzs
ezaHgseE lssg llalz1z ar z-Ezc--g- II
zasl~r EN szE zwEE az-ssz So
Z enEG uN sEE nsz- Esaz-z s-saE-
q F1z-saar VIII Z Z ra1e E
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

AcHng Iu'fer (who has been lnviie4
% 20 eaii l--.1 hope Won't have arg
g. :. o'ity u finding your honsa Miss
Galloway
AlAs talloway-- oh 20, I don't
.alnk you viii Mr. Tutscr Yon csa
tell tho house 10 this way, just b.
lore yoa get TO * on ths first corner
= aorisfs establishment Life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

TO eteh q name On steel t0ols. C.ez1
thoroughly from grease and ths-
spread thia cat Or beeswax Or taa
tooi .. the place where the name Is IL
y his must BE- a. thin a. possible
men win a sharp needle point wrtte
t1r01gh the YAK 70 the tseL psint
this oTsr with mfxtars d nitric ~
r1urlatie acid; and when babifes cesse
TO rise TIE work Is d0ne VAST /.
strong soda wster.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

lie Ena i tie zaa-s5zta.A ~.
bss1 EtadyaaE tha uszn- tas,gas n -
book ior half IA hosv ars ggsr5--
E1acaEr every Elnl1e-
q ihai rAil EaE Eul6a7- laeat-a5
~ snaa w.ta Els tst er tie aab4
40 soo~s3 tie othcs th-Bws--
1 81 ise ao~ Tn the rayea
Chicago Trsl15re.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

a aiississippl man who has c0uniea
ne number Of secds Ia 9 bushel 81
sa grains found that cora wene
& 80 wheat $50 COO. peas Joe !.
-; eotton seed 1s& l5G This item
aoa.a have more value If Il stated
ne - SIG q cora, wheat and peas sa-
ieeiea Tor The experiment.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18

Police Commissioner VIA. assar.
ance could you give that you void
alssys be o. hand vbea 3 szht va
going on
y loo .e--O have alius been sery
iona o. en- yer baDor. -Paek
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-18


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by the committee on appropriations. II
has been rather expensive to this gov
eminent IN order to furnish SALARIES
for five gentlemen ~ perform duties
that every other civilized community
performs for itself, instead Of having
TO send oil two or three thousand miles
TO bring n man there TO designate the
person who shall pass upon the cerli'
ilcationa OF the electors Of that section
Of country"
Mr.. Faulkner then quoted from the
repor ri made by Mr.. Washington Of the
House Territories Committee, show.
ing that during its ten years continu'
ance the salaries OF the commission
amounted 10 s2il,O6l; for contingent
expenses, si05,iSI; ami for compenss.
ton Of Office Of election sl03, 1922
"rhese facts" said Mr.. Faulkner,
dsecm TO Justify me in my opposition
to the views Of the Committee on APP
propriaiions. will ray frankly 10 the
SENATE that do not like this provision
OF the other House exactly. do not
like the creation Of this law which the
House created. do not think there
ought to be any commissioner there,
but prefer It 10 this extent, that Mt
least one OF the gentlemen who is to
be appointed Ia gentleman who has
lived In Utah long time, a man In
whom the people have confidence, and
who, although u Republican In poll.
tics, ~ all the members Of the commits
sion created by tho House are, Ia one
that they feel they can trust their best
interests TO, and that IL the Chief JUS
tice Of the Territory, Justice Zane.
"rhero IL, Of course, no question Of
politics In the commission NJ created
by the other house, because every
member Of this board OF commission
ers, who are to appoint these registrar
anu supervisors aud 10 receive the ro-
turns aud certify to them, are meml ots
~ the same party, hut yet they live In
the territory. IL they did not live
there, therefore, since their appoint
mont TO Office, at least they have he.
come domcllei In the territory. They
know tile people, they know their
sentiments, ana II II more agreeable to
any class Of pc pie In any section OF
this country to have that class OF OIL.
GERS placed over them than TO bring
officers from two TO three thousAnd
miles there TO perform these inferior
dutipe. hope, Therefore, the Sennte
will not adopt the suggestion OF the
committee on appropriations nntstrike
out the provision NJ provided In the
other House, or support the amend
ment reported by the committee on
appropriations.