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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

There are tricks and tricis, and Il Is
said chat I'D 10 f,ir 80 love aud war. but
here Is s1mttuing that hn. discriminn-
ton worthy OF teitcr cause. \ young
man who romctime5 calls nt onr house
confessed 60 in "a moment OF confidence,
An the girls know TO tleir cost how
cmi.y parry Gan Is hlIkou, and each
girl will easily recall thc fact TINT slo
herself l.d not bronx her fan. u was .n
tie hands OF nor escort, or a youth on
dancing dufy. who was twiriius 30 while
tutoring elll ro,hngs. and Wap--went 0,
pearl sucN Sow un told lhat tni. 70
almys done on purpose. Ass9lu hs'ho
fam O. broken hoyouug man g. overcome
with regret aud insists GA having Il
mqu1ed or replacing &c.
ficmly NOT do either. hui b. carr. No
on uul calls with % whom is b. ropi-el,
CT 80 oay that BIO ioIt %, on that IL was
stolen from Die pocket tlat Same oven
iue; bat tharo SC ia, O. docs opening tp 90,
future. ~ forms himsy society tic--
bat sUll q tio-hrtwcou him and -irI
hrnIorcs. anil whom Boo could not re1ed
without this iit'lc passport. IT'S wo-'l
dozen l,ttcn OF Introduction, bccau,
& places the girl under m apparent
obligation 90 she sutL But who would
have believed there was 40 much de. p
ton iu-the other Sex! -D-troit Fac,
Pres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

Anowly arrived domestic was occurred
TO do homework by an up town family
IN Lewiston, In the courso OF her Uu,i.l
she WIS told to iron some clothes ulI
hang them upon "a, horr. Ahtuu later
the maid appeared before hor mistress
with tho clothes In her hands aud a look
Of manifest poplezity ON her face.
"Why didn't You hang tho clothes
upon tho horse, Bridget" inquired the
latter.
"Surc. an tried TO, ma'am, but ho
kept moyin, SO no did, Hn they wouldn't
G,gy.n
Sure enough, knowing no other horse
in her native land, she had gone TO the
stable aud cndeavored to hang them upon
tho rostivo Dobbn, with the result indl.
Gated. The above is a fact.-Lswiston
(Ale.) journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14


TNnEE ASp ~ viUTuE on AZ ORDER
sale, Issued vat of iAg I1lrt judicial District
Court VI luh Territory, Coun Of sail L4kc,
on The liih day VI January, A. - isF', Ia The
above entitled action, Nher1lu DIVA wider,
borg, the above named rlniuuN obtained "a
Judgment and decree Of j rociusufc md sale
against u. n. Jones administrator OF the e.tato
81 John W, ltous, b., deceased, defendant,
on tho ilth day OF January, 4. u, 100,
Tor no snm % @,s@oo N Lawful money
costs aud counsel fers, which said deer, .
was on tho lalh cay ~ january, \. u,
la1l, recorded Ia judgment Hook j OF sad
Court, ~ page ---, am Commanded 20 sell tao
Huperiy described A. follows, 10 Wit Iou-
lncuelng I've til fnda nOfth Of the southwest
coIncr ot Lot live til, IN NlOrk thrty.threc 1884,
m Plst IN salt Lake cay suHey, and run.
ming thence n irlh fnur ard onc.tAlf tii,l ro4H.
thence east tun (l0l rods, llcnce south four aud
on. hnli CD rods, thence west ten lOl rods
To Tue place ui beginning containing IA quhrc
rods " ground, being iu the city and county 81
aalt Lake, Territory III liah.
Public notice b. hereby given that on FRI.
nav, tho hth day ~ February. A. ~ lst2. at ~
O'Clock ~ on, nj ihat day in irontnf tie County
Court House door ~ tlv county ut talt Lake,
10 Fan Lake City, VIII lu obedience tl aid
order NJ sal0 hui dcrrru NJ foreclosure anu rile,
teli the above described property, OBJ so much
hereof, a. NAV b. necessary 10 safety said
Judgment, with interest ul costs. etc, To the
b ggc't .nd beet bItaur, Tor lawful money oi
TIE United rf1in..
Toms OF sale zach.
bairl ol a't Lato city this 18Th day Of
ANuREw J, uuRr, shern.
liy JoHN u. DtNnuth, popuy, an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

"Pcoplo src pretty hard on us said a
waiter In an ny town cafe tho oihlr
night. considering what we have o. 90
through with sometimes. ! have h,gn
Ia this room, aud ON my feet, hurrying
most OF tho time, for nearly fourteen
hours. It's hard TO keep ones temper
for lch q stretch as that. and 60 De ~
liyoiy and quick wi,tol ~ when one be.
gan hi, days work. At that table oyor
thgre where those three men are Sitting
they kept mo standing for ten minutes
before they gave me their orders. Thcy
were just talking. not discussing what
they wanted to eat, hot finishing up
some argument. Now u l hal so
away anl waited until they had got
through with their talk They would
hgvo called me inefficient and Negligent
sn stood there. and ahcn finally go.
their orders and started away a man ai
tho next table was angry and stopped
me to tell no that Twas thcwur-t waiter
he had ever aoeu. So sou bee how 1t 10,
Now York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

In modern times the pigeons have been
med Tor purposes Of commerce and spec
u'ation a. well as war In 1870 shrewl
Italian had tho winning numbers IN tho
lotteries thus sent TO him, and II is a
vel known fact that the London branch
Of tho great Rothsohild banking house
was able, by means of carrier pigeons, to
receive news Of the victory at Waterloo
three days in advance Of the govern.
ipent and TO realize an enormous profit
ny buying mp government stock, then
very much depressed, and selling agnin
when the rise came, Denver Repub'
lcau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
NoIog oF sA.g ID IA rsTAIE

NrOItCE rs nEgtuT GIVES THAI us.
~ der AMI Do. siruu % 4u orlCruf tuU t'iu.
lftU Court ui -Hif laaH County. Uuh Tern.
tlr5l WHic uu inH -Ist t"Y of February lsYl,
tho un irfsifuGI, ono uuly appointed and qrHlt.
Cos guardian rl ls0 UNItnna auD estates NJ
q" hu Munffuu lui Julia Woulrul mIn0fs.
viii sel Il ratrtn Sole, q" 'ho highest bidder
tor rHsu AMI aubi"Ht 90 confirmation ty sad
lrpnti. t1ufl, ulI iHt rHHt. uUu, Interest, and
rstAtC ui tur Hf.u minor. iu ur trnt r,fllin
piece or parcel % Ha s.tghtg Boo r1t abe
CITY, Nalt Lake County, tiHh Territory, .ad
UuuauiHry described Boz follows tu vltt Az
NuuFlavu uuc.tH IFi Interest ne luis tUn lll' 4ui
tt1rn ~, iu rIurh % r'ccn Q3l, I've s,Iya,
Plat " A." HI. q .HIH Survey.
Niis iu wrlHr. wall be- received Tor SAID pT0p.
Ctts addressed TO tIc UuuuHs lgacl, Ubrv ~
Isaac NJ. NHducl, sun.ury. 80 ana "a EHst
tlrsi South Street, ra'f laae tlly, Uu.u. up %
tnd Including the -'h DAY OF January, ..g'
after which s'iu properly VII be sold. Terms
aud condition uf aaiu, each. tn1 subject tU tuu.
nrmHuou b. .aIG lInUIIs Court.
A-Aiil.l No. Woodruff,
Guardian ~ the pHrIuna aud G satol u said
minors
Dated thi, 9th dag OF January, Iss, dti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

rIHE MtsSOULA PLACER MINiNG COW.
a yauYs Principal piece Of buslHuft, SAT-
Lac Lhy, Ntan,-NutlCc s hereby Fiven that
~ mtounr ~ iho rus.grs, heiu on tiu auth
lllteu cqrti per share wa levied on tho Cspt.
lh. atng L or Tie co VOiHiIOu. pAfth'e forthwith
!" j. W leNt Jr, Secret ~. NJ hit once 20 Conc
tleu. ANY stock uuou When this ussUsument
may Temntu unpaid on ilr lrd DAY 0f fshru try
" = VIII be delinquent aui ssvcTuscd Tor ado
p ruulo auction, amt uuI."s payment 10 made
httofe, VIII be- t1ld On Jt1 23lh day az poI.
luar' W., o. 10 O'Clock "a. No., o. ray the
u,hhpuent nHtcttwtnt, tngethrr with cost u
1uNcfltlug hlu expense Of sale.
JkHsf ", iON, JR., gtcrofsFy
Mis.oula Placer tiiuiug Company. SAT- I1ko
Wy 'N'"Hbif 47tpt l7'lt muDAthur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
Ariys-year.oid'. Opinion

In tho opinion OF fye.year.old Grace,
oulya married woman with family
and tho cares OF hous, on her hands
could be- called "a LADY, She was talk.
ing TO her 0unt-a young laly--ouo day
about certain friend Of tho family who
came up TO Grace's standard OF Indy.
hood, And what do you think of no."
asked her aunt, without the least In.
teniion of being impolite but with very
decided ideas OF her own. nevertheless,
Grace replied: "Humphl you're not u
ladyi you're nothing but an old girlr'-
New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
Nortos TO CREDITORS.


Tstato Of Timaihy O'1rcl'haw, Dooci'ef.
-vurtcF 4, uEREnY GIVEN ny THE
\ undcrfisUtd james " Taylor, admin. ia
Tor ~ the tHtltc NJ Timothy ol1fcn' nave
dorcifrl. 60 tic cr1 lItOra ". and nl lcr.
toua having claitna against the nali dt'c.fel'
10 evhIhg mrm. with the necessary vuurh'
ar within four months after the tsi pm
uraunu nf mis- r1ucc, ~ the said Jhmcf ~
tayIur. boz slii Lake cay, in thc County oi eAit
Lake, Utah Territory,
iANthH H. TAYLOR.
f4mlnlstfltur nI tho rttit1 OF IinotNt
n'uffnH hHw. ilfrHHni.
uArlUw usutus aud JotS NJ 'AHNuN,
Ait.rur"H for NutuI Hialrlfnr. dutW IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

Vohoe grows between the isothernal
i'hes OF % degs. north latitude and 10
1ess south latitude, aud comes 10 us
rom AL parts Of the world within those
l'ne'-hum Brazil, Java, Csylon, sumn.
t'l' lndiu, Arubu, Abys.inia, the West
i ~, Central America, Venezuela,
',u'nh' Peru aud some Of the Pacific
Islands We get the most Of II from
aao say an average Of over 200 900.
WV pounds year for the last t.in vaa,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

There Is said to be musical freak In
Columbus, Ind, who plays in peculiar
manner with his lungs any tune, with a
aslInctness and clearncss that brings
out every note VA fully as It can 10
Drought out on nny piano or other must,
GU instrument by the most accomplished
IeHormgF. Philadelphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

81 Thought was worn ont with my
tramp among tho shops today % said siH
In Twenty-thirl street icrrybolt, Gun
81 ! mot a woman carrying % baby
wrapped IN a large shawl with O second
child not more than two years old drag
cling Ut her skirts. Sho WAS shopping,
Too, f1r in the bare hands clnsp1d around
her heavy burden wssclut a pocket.
book, and on hog arm ht u satchoi,
evidently 10 hold small pa asses, And
when stw her tired Dyes and noted the
tension Of her frame with tho double
drug upon her / decided my fatigue was
not 10 De considered. - New York Iimol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

me government OF Japan gets large
proportion OF its ravsnuo nom the rail.
road and telegraph companies that 1t
owns and operates, Tho question Of
public taxation Is always under scri1us
consideration by thoslalolmen aud econ.
onists Of japan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

IN Tho pfohsfe ruHr. n and Cor salg Lake
County, Terri orr 90 UtH.
In tho matter n Toe Ls'stt " Joshua
rafacf, dCrr1fUL


Y W -UNWELIh.-. TuE NnNlHf".
- A.. TRAITOR %. tNs estate ri J1fHuH i'uH Hr.
1HrHnsed having hlrd hIH UU.t lr herein duly
uHH ut tlt r1t' estate uf FH.I UUUrHrlIt lur 200
r".n1srs therein sst forth. ' lrrt'f fr lr.
urHHl hy the q 90 ni n"II iuufl tHAi l.I alU.
appear ucfYtH iU1 a.ll Probate Court uu NcI.
uHa.ial. thr 3'N DAY NJ Jal lsrN. l's. at 10
u'cIuD iu che f1fsrUlu u faId iHH.-i tho COURT
truri douac u the CITY aud tuuuty q
Salt lake, Uuh furrlry, no SHOW r1ut.
whF an Ur.rr should not be grIuIci
80 rho asil HUlu'HIfAI0F 60 sHli 20 much U. tho
veal eHfatH of thu 10 IrrCUHei o. either pub
llrur private sale. az fhtli 10 uctUsF1rv. pnI
tlat y copy Of ths ~ 'nr be- puN'f'''
81 least tour tuceessiFs Ho BE- U tho uL,I IS
hVEsiSe NIws, AIrwspsusr pfinlsd aud pub
lsuDd 100 said city and county
dtd CAV. uAgrClr, judro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

The recent stir in the freight limos Of
steamers caused by the trip of the whale.
back steamer Womore 10 Europo has
been extended To passenger boats for
ocean service, and focont designs for
vessel carrying 500 Passengers aayo been
made which is expected to cross tho
ocean In tive days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
The assistant attorney goneral in the

The assistant attorney general in the
department, OF tho interior has decided
thata woman who is the daughter Of a
white man aud an Indian squaw is not
an Indian, and therefore not entitled 10
draw rations among tho Cheyonnes
She is white woman. no decides, But
is tho daughter Of u negro woman and u
white man also white woman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

He Wrdantly)-Sweet creature, why
will you not smilo upon my suit,
She Icoldly)-My smile don't 20 with
that suit, It's ready made one, and
couldn't have cost more than twelve dol.
lars. -Pittsburg Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

The authorities Of Vancouver island
hnye received an offer from ChinaInnn
to take into the interior two Chinese
lepeu who We're recently landed thare
and dispose Of Thorn so that they would
never again be heard OF Tor $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
IEaAL koTlct.
In the Probate court m and Tor Sal, tata
I0uu,y, Territory OF UAh.
In tho matter Of th0 estate ~ George Martin
Waite, Deceased,


Order TO fhow cause why order oi-sAlc o.
Real Estate should not De made.
NTARuAHLT \. wiitrE, riiE AnMtSI-.
tl trairiA Of tnt ctt &C. ni George Martin
" Hl'u. deceased hayius Glri her pet't In, 1r =
YriIuod,prayit Tor Hn order pf sale of n portion
uI The real satatU % sod aergutnt t1ft1u puF
poe, thtrrin soi fdtil, o 10 therefore ordered
10y ne Judge 81 faid court, tla' al purtuua IN
ttgtatod IA the - ate uf f.td deceased, appear
before The g4i1 Probate Cuur. un 81 gducflAy,
GOO WITH Do ~ JAuuHry. le!, no 90 O'Clock IN
ihu forenoon nf saii DAY ~ the Court Room
OF said Probate Coust, At the County Cou't
lluUae, IA the city "a cuuntT Of salt l.HtUs
tian Territory, % chow cause why uu order
should moi ho grautpH 90 tbU Hait hguItIsru.
irIk IN scll ~ mncn Of tho ttfl cliAtr ~ me
fl.d uefoafHd rt private salc 81 shAll nr u'cCf.
tuT sad Rat g. pos 10 mo ort'. Do puH' ned
lt 1raft four turrtsstYe wretH .u thU ltHtnHf
IVtstNo Ntws, o. ruwaTnurf ltutci and QUO.
l.aN"t BOO aflI HItf sN. county.
y. ". HAgrCU.
'tg Probate judge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
MRS. oRAHAH'S
FACE Blea CD

Carca the worst cases 20. f'gc.Ig.. sun.
bum .allinucss, Moth .pair' lmpl0r ma
I'D sNr Nicurfhft Price sihJ. hatgHtsa
ard effective. No Sample can uc scat. Lady
Asenu wanted.
Tho DRUGGIST 10 THE town Who d,st
oIff-H a 900 Of uy ~ patau'h 90 "'l nave h''
name added 60 tbs H4trtusru. nt.
fiv preparations arc Tor aalc by who rsiio
dtufrIHts b. Cni sai sud every ~ wet 0l IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
ENGLISH ThICkERY,

Happily, for all concerned, the CHILEAN
situation-that for a time looked so
threateniuc-haS assumed an entirely
pacific aspect and the pending misunder-
standing viii be succeed by an amicable
adjustment of diplomatic and friendly
relations between that government and
this. 1t IS not out of place, however. to
note some of the incidents connected
with the affair and some of the causes
that led to it. The conviction has been
expressed that the English in Chill were
entitled to no small share of responsi-
bility for the strained relations thai eN-
listed for time. In proof Of the correct
ness of this view the British minister at
Santiago has represented to his govern
ment that one Thomson, a correspond
ent of the London Times, has endsavored
TO influence public opinion through that
paper against Minister Egan by methods
entirely illegitimate. A complaint Of
such nature would not have been made
unless there had been clear grounds for
the making and even with such evidence
before him it is doubtful that the British
minister would have taken the action
credited TO him had he not become evil
dent that this country was determined 10
press the matter 10 a conclusion that
would have exposed the duplicity Of
British subjects if not that governments
official representatives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
A NEW CONSTITUTION DEMANDED.

A NEW CONSTITUTION DEMANDED.
Edwin White Moore Of Wichita de-
livered an address before the state bar
association at Topeka last week, which
was well received. He suggested many
points and discussed others at length.
Among other things, he said:
Constitution making is an expressive
feature of the political life of the Ameri-
can states, and marks the line
of our continual progress. 1t should
not occur too frequently, but a periodi-
cal recurrence to fundamental principles
and a reconstruction of the plan of gov
eminent is not only of greatest useful
ness but is essential to healthy political
life. Once III every twenty five years
does not seem too often for the remodel
ing of state constitution. This is
almost the life of IA generation, and in
the rapid change in social and business
conditions, even in the Oldest the ma
chinery viii have to be reset. Provision
should be made in the constitution itself
for the calling of a constitutional con-
vention at a stipulated period i'll the fu-
ture.'
1T is now thirty years since the pres
ent constitution of Kansas was adopted.
Kansas was then a rudimentarv com
munitv, newly organized on the western
confines of population. The great inter-
estS which now concern its people were
not then imagined. The defects Of the
present constitution, never model of Wis
dom, have for years been painfully man
ifested. If the corrections and improve
mentS made in it by a constitutional
convention were confined TO details and
consisted solely in putting the machinery
of the government into smoother order,
sufficient reason would be afforded for a
new constitution"
The subjects for the consideration Of
the convention, he suggested, should be-:
The railway question"
He said: 1.-The tendency of modern
cons tuition to forbid special legislation
might prodtably be relaxed with refer
ence TO municipal corporations.
The Judicial system Of Kansas needs
revision.
The extension OF the term Of office of
state and county officers.
Longer sessions of the legislature. p"
He questioned the advisabi!ity Of the
provision making stockholders Of coTpO-
ration5 liable to creditors in sum equal
10 the par value OF the stock and
thought this should be considered.
The provision making Judges .ineiigj-
bic for any office during the period for
which they are elected.
a change IN the manner OF impeach-
ment Of public officers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Choctaw road viii be extended on e
Tecumsen.
The postofice az Guthrie is said to b.
still smouldering.
Bill Hackney IS afraid CT the apoplexy.
He has had one attack
The papers all ever the country are print
ing editorials o. Oklahoma's statehood.
The Frisco Times has new name FOR
the ghost dancers T. Is IndiAamsniacA
1t begins 70 lock a. though the Cheyenne
country would be open before tie
s'rip.
McMasters. OF the oklahoma Gszstte.
believes thai a kaEsaa MAJ dis bat be
never resi- as-
For the first tirne IN foBr years ne &c
l. 80 thlck IA Beaver oozuty that L
viii bear % team
Mrs. Le.lra Guthrie o. Oklahoma City
has been appointed Iady commissioner 70
the weird ikir from OKLAHOMA
John Burton a Oklahoma City claims
10 have . dead saFe th3u< o. tss rseass
iadgeship lie expects as appointment
Ehss wecE
Il Is cIainse1 sha. the eassern psrl3oa %
ladmu Terr.farv- fh@ fali w.dsh. nra
forty miles II length a-icngs igg rights 20
the state u Arkansas.
u s1es taiss Tns Clseyenas AID
Ar4p&Aoe cosaEFy Sill cE4su Mp - ne
sprsn- T4e allosssieaGs age ~ he coE-
plese1 b tae III 81 next uoziA-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
"Ihe West"

From the New York World.
The rule OF the majority, which is the
supreme law OF American politics. was
illustrated again in the selection of
Chicago for the national Democratic
convention.
The first ballot showed clearly that
all questions of fitness, comfort and
convenience were subordinate, as thew
were likewise in the Republican national
committee, to the determining
circumstance that the convention had
to $50 west" There might be choice
between western cities, but there was no
question Of choosing any eastern city.
This is a significant fact and one well
worth considering. When 1.-The west" is
spoken of it means the geographical area
between the Alleghanies and the Rocky
mountains This area contains the pre-
ponderance OF population and political
power.
1t controls the action Of congress as
well as of national committees. Nav it
not determine also the decisions OF ma
tional conventions
No one can reach an intelligent under
standing of the national political sitIa-
ton who does not understand the politi-
cal sentiment Of 1.-THE west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Captain Jesse VI. Lee. Of General Miles
staff. is in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
country inspecting the government schools
and investigating the messiah dances.
The war news has stirred up the people
and one OK the best ways 10 work oil the
excitement will be to come down 70 Okla
homa aud make the race for piece Of land.
The editor Of the Beaver Tribune is
bowling mad because the Jnited states
sent a letter OF coincidence 20 Queen
Victoria on the death OF the duke Of
Clarence.
Charley Price Of Oklahoma City died
at Quincy. Ills. the other day. lie Was a
prominent man in Oklahoma City and
was engaged to be married to Miss Nina
johnson Of that place
Frisco Times: The Frisco young men
should note that II his best girl presents
him with pair OF fine embroidered sllo-
pers. or a handkerchief. ct al, she has
been sewing that she may reap.
They are having lively time over ths
beer question ia the ChickasaS nation
The Paris and the Muskogee courts bare
concurrent Jurisdiction over the liquor
question. One has ruled that beer could
be sold and the other has ruled that il
could not.
Word has been received a. r Reno that
the last payment OF the $1,000 % the
Cheyenne and Arap&hoe Indians will DC
made between Feb / aud 1e. and will be
distributed in great big silver dollars Also
tina; an interest payment Of 5000 viii bs
made abOu, March g.
j. Segar. Of SezzF's colony has been pro-
NOTED from Indian farmer 70 sUperiltend-
eut Of the Cheyenne and Arspahos fcho0l
AZ the colonIy. The importance 81 ths ap-
po!ntnsnr can be tsssi@ed b. the fact 'ha;
he has 20 give a 5000 bond foy falthi1i
performances Of his duties.
Oklahoma City Journal: The oo1ds Tor
the release q Murphy and FISHER hAvs not
been approved yet By the district e'sr~-
4 rnaa named Monk as;ouished great
many people yesterday by Qualifying 20
SD. 90 preparatory 70 acting 50 SURETY i9T
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