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CH1cAeo, Jan Wheat was weak aud lower
The opening was from Csc TO "a lower than the
closing figures Of yesterday ruled weak and de-
CHed &c more, ruled steadier and closed about
2Iec lower than YESTERDAY Receipts 6S5 .0Ot
bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels. Rye firm at
SO L2c Barley quiet at Csc
CHICAGO Jan. w heat-Cash. S7I3c. Corn
3Sl4c. Pork-slO Biz. Lard-S6 2. RlOs-s5 40
hISky-Hl
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POSTPnMEnnEMr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is herebE
postponed until Monday, October S. 1891, az II
O'Clock noon, At the office OF the Company Room g.
No. 2ll SanSOmo street. san Francisco Cal Az
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST J. KOCH Secretary
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most antiquated style. He has not mad his
hair cut for fourteen years, aud seldom
rides on a railroad train. Huff is imprOy-
ing in health and his ultimate recovery Is
o0ked for by his relatives and friends.
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The Oriental warehouse has been bonded
for unclaimed merchandise, which the Gus
tOm-house has to keep This makes three
such warehouses, the others being the
Broadway aud Vallejo street warehouses
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POSTPONEMENr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK m
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company f. hera6S
postp oned until Friday, December l. is9I AZ "a
O'Clock noon, at the eiiice OF the comBauV Roor. =
No. All SansOme ST., San Francisco Cal Nv ordoss
of the Board OF Directors. NAu0s
IO4t ERNEST j. KoCH, Secretary.
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The Harbor Commissioners at a meeting
yesterday raised the rent of tie Pacific Mail
Steamship Company Dock from $3.50 a
month to $3.50, and that, too, with the con-
dItion that The Mail Company must make
al TpDairs
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POSTPONEMENr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK oR
the CruEshank GOid Mining Company Ia hereh1
postponed until Wednesday, November 4 Is9I AZ
II o'clock noon. at the ONCE OF the Company Roon1
3, No. 2l1 Sansome street. san Francisco CI Nv
order Of the Board OF Directors -
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
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Cnnsigneea.
DELTYoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTCE-CONt1DENC
- silver Mining Company. Location OF prnci-
pal place of business, Slu Francisco, Cai Location
OF works. Gold Hin. storey County, Nev.
Notice-There are deltoquent upon the following
described stock On account or assessment go. i9l
levied on the seventeenth lay OF November, 1891,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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POSTPOMEAnrMr

TUE SALE DAY OF DELINoUFNT SroC,- -.
- the tr9ikShahS Goid Mining Company il bnrSbs
p41SlpGted un I'll MoNDAY, February Il lsq3 AT :
" o'VSS moon, at the ohce OF the Company Room, q
@. III SanSome street san FraUriSro o. TT'i no -
ORDER OF tho Beard OF Directors NA'' ~
!"- ~ ERNEST J. Keen, Secretary.
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Sterling Exchange 60 days ......... S3I@
Sterling Exchange. Slgtt. ............. S5I3
New YORK Exchange sight. ....... 70
New YORK Exchange, Geographic 80
Fine Silver, 2 ouuce....,............. 942s 94l5
Mexican Dollars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a. 7412
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POSTpOMEMEMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOcR IN
the CrulksnanS Gold Mining Compapv Ia 1850
p pSs until saturtay January 2 is91, at Il
ScloGA noeh, al the othce of the ComplnY Room =
No. oil SanSome street San FrsNciscSS' tsJoh y
order OF the Board OF Directors - ~
EkNES j. KOCH Eearesapv
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Ferd Wagner with George Relckley, carpenter
work OF a 2-story frame on W. line OF Clara ave
224 y. OF Eighteenth; S205O
L, II. Butcher with J. }. Dunn, TO build on w
line OF GOld ST., 80 y. OF SansJme, &5606: bonds
SI7O0, -. JOost and ID. ). brennan sureties,
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San Francisco Met Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-trst quality. 612c; second quality, SAG
&c: third do. 4615c
VEAL-LarEe. 7'dSc; small Calves, S69c
MI ION-NetheTS. 93aG loo; Ewes, ga DC.
LAMB-N earrings. l0c; Spring Lamb l5GISC 2 70.
FoEk-LtYe Hogs. 49i1sc . % for heavy hard
granted. and 1891 - for tight average do stock
Hogs, 334 G4c & 10; dressed do, 6j4g7c ? %.
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AIONEMENTs oF NEssELs

Tie BRUSH snip CONSUL was t0Wed from
the sugar refinery 10 Folsom street, the ship
CTOmptnn from Fremont street TO the rolf
ing-mls. tie steamer Umatila from the
stream to Mission street, the bark Schiller
from Green to Gran-ers', snip Sierra Pc
drosa from Oakland to California Wharf,
Port Costa, bark Vlsurgus from Port Costa
TO stream, bark Canada from Berry to sea,
ship Formosa from Vallejo to stream. ship
EnglehOru from sca-wall to sea wall, ship
Brunei from sea to stream. ship America
from stream to BeaIe, ships Melville Island
and Sierra Lucena from sea 10 stream
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. WIN Ia" anu Al order rout
'ae Board Of Directors, made the 7th day OF
Vufy' 1891 so many shares of each parcel Of such
tock as may be necessary will be sold at public
'ac1ion at tne OHiee or the company. Room g. s11
sAnsoms st., San Francisco CAL, on Monday. TIA
"h day Of September, 1891, at the hour Of IN
Se'0eA NJ OF said day. to pay said dsIInquent as
'e'Smen' thereon together with costs of advertise
Ng and expenses of sale
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
on1ce-Eoom 8, all Sansons AZ s,n p-.r.,S..
o. 49, S~N NAAAe'AssS
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In BlackfoTd County, northeast OF Muncie,
Ind, is a case that is battling the medical
fraternity. The 10-yeaT-old sou Of William
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PortIand,s Ensiness.


PORTLAND (Oregon), Jan. Z. Clearances
$3.50 600; balances, $4,000.
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EncIish Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL. Jan. :. 81 The spot market IS frmer
at IS ~. Cargoes are stronger al ass 81 Tor of
coast AS 81 for just shipped and AS Sd Tor nearly
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, IS 5a4 d: February.
Ss 81; March 81 81 ii: April. IS Cd May, IS I'd
SECURITIES.
Lo,spo~. Jan. - Cousols 1854; Silver, 4314d;
Rentr-- So nTL.c
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

THURSDAY. Jan Z
Flour or sEs.... lis, 519lOniOns. sks...... 224
DO. Oregon. do &c. 6.56S do, Oregon. do 80
heat. CtIa I ,O6O Bran. .....,. $50
do, OREGON. dO...23, 20 DO oregon, do. ls2O
FARLEY. ctts.......,. 52e MID n-s. SKIS 1.4U0
do, oregon, do. 40 Hay. to2s ........ 2S6
Oats, oregon, sis. 4,7Ol FIaxseed. Or SKIS. l43I
Rye, Oregon, SKIS. 255Wool, oregon, BIS. 8
Beans SIS. 90 Hides, no .......... 1881
Potatoes SKIS 6,49t Wine gas..........4l 90
do Oregon. do. 2,545 Brandy gals .......2 70 A5O
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TleLIKouErr gALr Nor1cr-CnUrgsHAN

- asd Mining Company. Location OF principals
sisss Of business. San Francisco. Cal. Location Os
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Eoticc-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF Assessment (No -
levied on the 7th day Of July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite tho names of the respective
sharsho lders as fouows;
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And I'm accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the seventeenth
day OF November, 1891, 50 many shares OF each par
Gel Of such stock Eay be necessary wifi De sold at
public auction the Office OF the company, Ala
California street. san Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY,
the eleventh day OF jam ry. 1892. at the hour OF
O'Clock p. NJ. Of sait day, 10 Lay said Delinquent
ASS ssment thereOa, together with costs Of adyer-
Using and expenses Of sale.
A. s. GROTH, Secretary.
Omce-414 California street, San Francisco,
CaI. an14
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ArrEKxooN sEssIoN-2:gO.
Following were the sales IN the racine stock Board
AFrEaHoox sEssIoS-2:8O.

so ANNA. 80 800 Bulwer.... 6s 90 Justice. 27
500 Ata.......6h 100 Ch0iiaT... 80 l00 kentCk. 10
$50 b 30. 81 800 coz F"3S5 100 OcCld..... 40
80 ....,.-....-o4 90 IS l0..35u 90 Ouhtr - %
$50 BcIcher..l5s 90 IS 400 70
100 IS 3O....l6s 70 .,.,,.....,39O 100 Oyerm. so
100 b lO...l5 100 Conn " 80 900 Peerless. II
100 B.-2O5.5 500 Point. "A. 100 POtOst...I "A
20 IS go. 2Ot2OO ..........l2u.lOO B& NJ. so
$50 .,........ZlO 90 q ...-.St zoo Union. so
loo Buwer-..6 81 200 & N,....S5l 100 Jacket, 90
100 ............7O. zoo j ulla......IUI
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NEW YORK, Jan. THE stock market was more
active to-day than since the revival Of business last
fan strong temper was displayed during IN ost
OF the day bat IN the las, hour the whole list yielded,
al early gains being lost with something III addi-
ton. The market closed active and weak, the i'm
pOrtdut losses including Chicago Gas. As Big
-Four, ;. Governments steady. Petroleum, Gle
NEW oEE. Jan. United states Bonds-4's.
ll7i4: do, IS. 100; Northern PacihC. 25I2: Ca
madam Pacific. So .: Central faCitc. 54&4 onion
PACihC 80; AtChlson and Santa Re 10: Wells
Fargo. lao: western Union 1894 Silver, 1850;
Sterling, 81 S3d4 S5l2.
WhelJ-ianuary, ; OJ5s. F!our-Steady. Coffee
S12 40. Sugars l-l6l3 else. Hops-Pacifc Coast
15a23c. Rides, lie CopDer-Lake. 5000. Tin
spot $3.50 Aesd-Domesuc 81 % Iron, sI5.
Petroleum, 6lS
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar % Raw firm AMI unchanged: rehGed fairly
active and firm; cOutecti0ners' A, 43sisc; cut loaf
and crushed, 81 G51sc; others unchanged.
C0ftee-Opeued points higher ana very slow
all morning. In The afternoon It became more
active. Sales of 10000 bags. January, SIP 40 !;
February, $l2 10: Harch. Sll IS.
HOPS AND HONEY.
Hops are inactive. The purchases FOR export are
extremely light and offerings are on moderate
scale. with no signs OF modification OF prices by
holders London are quiet ana rather easier.
About eight carloads OF California Honey have
been sold here lately. Very little remains Ia the
CeiyerS' hands
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Board-l00 Hawaiian Commercial, 8; 10 S V
Water, 9714; 1870 S Gasllght 65s4 80 Pacific
Gas IMP, 1874; % Cal Electric Light 1868; 90
Safety Nitro Powder, S14
AFThHSoO& sAGEA
Board-$1O0o Of Cal 81 Bonds, ll2Ka; $1,000
street@35 Cal Electric Light, 1875.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates Of Departure From San Francisco
STEAMERS. DEsrINAr1oN SAILS. wHRr
Sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNENT, ChrOnOmeter Al
Instrument Maker, California street.
Sign OF the w onden Sailor.
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CRIME AND INSANITY.

THE alarming prevalence Of horrible
crime at present begins to excite mp.
prehension in the minds Of thoughtful
persons. This crime seems TO be
worldwide. The most recent develop
ments In this respect come from Aus
tmlia In regard to the man Deeming,
alias Williams. Tho rscord Of his life
makes the weird romance Of Blue.
beard tame story In comparison. The
biography Of the man Snider, hanged
In Vienna last week, IA too nendish for
reproduction. From various other
countries also come reports Of fearful
crimes In their most hldeous aspects.
In our own country terrible deeds
have been enacted In recent times.
The case OF Scudder In Chicago N
about as dark an affair us could we'll
he imagined. The lynching OF a
fifteen year old girl In another part Of
the country, and the execution by
burning OF a wretch la Texas arc acts
too horrible for contemplation.
At Fosythe, Mo-, James Williams,
an officer OF law had prisoner In his
custoday. A mob approached him
and demanded the prisoner, He re-.
Piled by saying that he would defend
his charge with his life, whereupon n
bastard In the crowd fired anu lodged
bullet In the bnin Of Williams, THIS
Is something even worse than lynching.
II aims ut the downfall OF all govern.
ment social, civil. religious and
political,
Speaking OF lynching, n rather pc.
culiar experience In relation to It, N
now In progress at Darlington, Wis.
ON last September mob hung Anton
SiebUlt, who was charged with muir
der. Seven Of the leaders were subse.
quontly apprehended, They are now
on trial, and their defense Is insanity,
Three Of these belong 10 one family.
Several witnesses aud experts have
sworn that these men were not respon-
| alhle for their acts by reason Of unsound
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THE HEALTH OF SALT LAKE CITY.

THE report Of the Health depart.
ment Of this city shows the total num-
Der Of deaths In January TO have been
Seventy, and la February slxty.four.
In tho January report ten are Rscribed
10 pneumonia, eight 10 diphtheria aud
seven to Ia grippe. In February pneu.
monia claimed Ave, diphlherla six and
Ia grippe six.
OF the sixty-four deaths for February
thlrty.threc were males aud thirty-one
females. Not included In this list are
two accidents Mt birth and seven still
horn. Flny-four were residents OF tho
city one year and over seven under
one year, and three unknown.
Twenty-Five were natives Of Utah,
seventeen OF other parts Of the United
States, eleven OF England, three Of
Ireland, two Of Scotland, and one each
OF Canada, Wales, Sweden, SwitEer.
land, China, and one nationality not
given.
OF the sixty-iour deaths for Febru.
AIRY, forty were single persons, seven
teen married, five widowed and two
wldowen. A coincidence that Il rather
striking is the fact that exactly sixty
four births are also reported for the
month Of February.
The deaths classified by wards places
iha EIovanth nrst with nina hut HOlv
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DAVID u. NIL RETIREs.

" THE news from Detroit, ~ related
In our dispatches is correct, Republic
can papers will have no further need
Just now to devote valuable space to
assaults on Senator Hin. II IL stated
that tho astute New YORK politician
frankly comedies that, while he ia ain.
bilious to obtain the highest office In
the gift Of the people, he could not be
elected II he were nominated, and
therefore no will not be candidate
for the presidency. However, he IA
anxious that New York man, or
rather nominee Of the New York
delegation, shall take the place.
The statement IL given by the chair
man Of Democratic committee who
visited senator Hin, aud heard these
remarks made to other Michigan poll.
,icians, 10 there appears TO be good
ground for believing tho story TO DO
correct.
II tho report proves 10 DO true, q
great difficulty In the way TO Demo
cratic success will be- removed. II Ia
not sure, however, that this viii mean
the nomination Of Cleveland. David
u. lin will have something to say
about the nominee, and his Influence
will be cast In the direction which will
appear TO him TO be for the good Of his
puff % m fN IN au.aalh IA. INV for hla
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or not. This the good Saints Of Order
Vile did successfully for n period Of
over ten years, during which time an
experience was gained that will never
be forgotten by those who passed
through II; and I was assured by'sevef.
nj Of the brethren who stuck 10 II I'LL
the last that they never felt happier In
their lives than they did when the
order was In complete running order
and they were devoting their entire
time, talent and strength for the COM
mon good. The good feelings, brother
ly love and unsUlfish motives which
characterized most Of those who were
members Of the order, wero pre-
dominant until the last, and from
Prest. Edwin ID. WOolley, and Thomas
Chamberlain, the latter presiding a.
Bishop vt Orderville for many years.
! learned the pleasing TACT that when
u came To winding up the Affairs Of the
order, In 1855, on basis which pre-.
viously had been agreed upon, not
hardly murmur, complaint or harsh
word Of any kind was heard from any
Of the members; all exhibited n spirit
OF magnanlmity and unselfiahntss,
such as has seldom before been wit.
messed, even among Latler-day Saints.
Since the breaking up OF the order, the
town Of Ofderyille has decreased con.
slderably Ia population, but those who
remain are still united, happy and
God.fenring people, ever ready TO re-.
spond 10 every duty and comply with
every call made ulOn them from time
70 time 10 help along the cause Of Zion.
Henry W. Esplin Il tho present Bishop
VI Ordetville.
Nfa....N a..
ment In LongNalley; II lies three miles
southwest Of Orderville, and twenty
miles northwest OF kanab; Il has
twe1ty-four families, or one hundred
aud tgenty-sevon souls, and Bishop,
Henry NJ. Jolly, that weighs 25j
pounds, by far the largest Bishop In
everybody la the place has natural
right TO call him father or uncle: no ia
one OF the long.tried and faithful vet
Grams OF the Church, and seems TO have
the confidence and goodwill OF the
people OF his ward generally. Mount
Carmel possesses some OF tho best farm
lug land IN Kane county, but only n
very limited amount OF Il, the same as
Ordcrvile and Glendale. About niue
miles below tho townsite the valley
closes In upon the Rio Nirgen, which
las II receives several tributaries In Its
course down through the narrow
Valley has now become quito a
mountain stream. Through a
box canyon, about twenty miles
long, which has the rcputn.
ton Of mover having been explored in
It, entire length, the Rio Nirgen finds
It's way over series Of rocky lodges to
the lower country, which We call
"Our Dixie" From this place go TO
kanab TO attend the quarterly con.
ference. ANDREW JBNsoN.
MOUNT CARMEL, Kane County,
Utah, March 4, 1892.
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THE INDIAN UPRISING IN SOUTH
AMERICA.


TnE republic Of Bolivia IN South
America Is now 10 the throes Of fierce
war OF races. The aboriginal inhabii-
ants are In revolt against the white
settlers. The area OF the country Il
nbout 700, 900 square miles, and the
population about 2.51O,0OJ, nearly one
half Of whom are Of rurc Indian blood.
There are abont 200, 900 hAlibrceds, aud
the remainder IL made up Of Europe
ana and their descendants. Reports
say that 10000 Indians are on the war.
path, aud their object the eItermlna-
ton Of the Caucasian element VI the
population.
Bolivia Ia situated south u tho equa.
tor. n borders Chile aud Peru ON the
west, Brazil on the north aud east,
Paraguay, Argentine and Chile ON the
south. II IL rich In minerals. The
famed mines OF Potosi, said to be mex
haustible In silver, are within is pre-
cincts. The town stands at an altitude
Of 2, 5OOifeet above sea level.
The Indians Of the northern pro.
vincos Of Bolivia are fierce and war.
like race. They are taking tho lead In
tho present revolution, but are being
strongly reinforced by Indians from
the Brazilian frontier, and from Argon'
tine aud Chile. The standing army
Of tho republic Is about 1000 men, but
there Is a national guard composed Of
10000. The President IL considering
the proprloty Of asking Brazil, Argen-
tine and Peru TO aid In supprcssing
the indians. The latter nro thoroughly
aroused, and II any kind Of organize.
ton exists among them they would be
able 70 despoil most Of the rural settle
ments In Bolivia and on the frontier OF
the adjoining Countries. The nature Of
the grievance il not yet definitely
stated, but II may be safe TO Infer that
II IA the old story OF white aggression
and spoliation.
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minds. The mother Of another swore
that he tumbled down stairs when a
boy, aud ever since "hls head has
been wrong" Another defendant was
shown TO have been subject to epilepuc
fits, and bofofe and after these was
totally irresponsible. In fact n host
OF witnesses swore that every man
Of the whole seven was peaceable aud
religious, aud that they must have been
insane NJ the time OF the lynohing or
else they would not have performed
the deed. How seven lunatics could
como together at the head Of lynch
ing party Is one Of those condolences
that only criminal lawyera can eX.
plain.
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Tho Semi.annual meeting Of the
officers and teachers Of the Dessert
Sunday, School Union will be held at
the tabernacle, at O'Clock, y. M,
Sunday April 8rd, 1902. a cordial In
vitation to be present is extended to all
interested In Sunday School work.
GEORGE q. CANNON,
0EoRoE GODDARD,
joins MORGAN,
General Superintcndency OF the
Dessert Sunday School Union.
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and II the Republican party gains any
advantage In the matter, II will be
simply in the argument that some per-
sons may attempt 10 raise that n Re.
publican President granted amnesty to
the "AIormons."
We believe there l. no ground for
the position taken, that there lie any
"scheme" In this matter to which the
most ardent Democrat eau take excep.
ton, and we are sorry to see anything
like partlzan politics attached to a
matter that is rightly above all such
considerations.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sIxty.second Annual Confer
ence Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Latter.day Saints win convene in the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, at 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning, April 3rd,
1892.
AT noon on Wednesday, the 9th Of
April, the cap.stone Of the Salt Lake
Temple will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally arc cordially invited
TO attend the meetings Of the Confer
ence. Also to be present on tho occa.
sion OF the laying Of the cap-s,onc Of
the Temple.
wrLFoRD WOODBURY.,
GEoRGE q. CASSOS,
JosErH Il. SMITH,
Firt Presidency.