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Killed by Mountain Lions.

James Barker and Hank Shaw, miners
arrived at Creede, Col. Istt week 10 90 sl.
most famlehed condition. Taey left that
place month ago With tSo companions
Tom Bell, end Bal Hspry, upon prospect.
Ing trip. Tsey tipped In guloh slxty
mi ea northwest of Creede and went toto
camp Barker is an old miner.
he wss informed short time before tine
departure o! the pa .ty by sn Indiau that he
would fad rich outoroppings OF gold and
silver ores 10 the eulcb. He told the o.hers
They at once sst abont securing q q sub
stake, apd they packed up their tools and
cooking utensils and other effects and placed
them upon the backs OF two burros. I: Was
with q great deal OF difficulty t1as they got
into the eulch. They found bus II tie snow
there ard at oncs began search for the
p!ecous metals.
A. the end OF the second week they bad
found lead Of ore that they believed would
Grove one Of the richest ever discovered In
t5st locality. Oae evening week ago
while the four msn were seated by the fire
In their rude cabin they heard their burros
bray log 10 terrified manner. Se,z!ng their
guns, they ron out OF the cabin to where ihe
snimals we're tied beneath roof made OF
poles and boughs. As they reached the tur-
ros they were set upon by hall dozen
mountsin lions.
Bail and Henry were knocked doRu and
their Wespops. Barker and Staw ran back
pursuit. SEEING that he could pot get into
the cabin before the teast, would be upon
him Barker topped and Cred, kiiiI G one
OF them. The other ovfr.ook him and
inmr ei upon him, bit before the animal
could do him serious ipjurv Shaw put bull
let through hie hesrt. Barker and Shaw
then entered the catin and closed and se-
curelY fastened the door. They bad no
sooner done 90 than the other lions left the
lifsleys bodies cf Bell and Henry end at
t ,rnl I'D to force an ert-snoe to the cabin.
Through it, crevces Barker and Shaw ot-
tsiued giimpse5 of the enrsgei BEATS and
eucceeGed 10 det p itot Jag three OF them.
The leat Of lhs six lions lesped upon the
roof OF the cabD. l. gave wsv beneath his
.eieht end he was precspit t ID iat0 tee
smei! ypom Thea epsOed one OF the most
4 spersta strugeies tha. ever occurred be-
ueen men aud msmbsr OF the cat family.
Nc aooner had ths loo Struck tns C1rt II ,or
Of tae cabin tlen be tiRhsed himself and
began ciawiug and biting the two men. He
had them In auoh close quarters that they
we're e. disadvan tlge. During tae strug.
gle The lion received four bullets In his body,
aope CT which scanned to lessen his vitality
or interfere with his fighting powers.
Finally Shaw put 8 bullet iato ii, brsir.
Just Us he wss expiriog be rolled into the
fire, which was in one corner Of the room,
scattering fire b ands In sll directions. La
ty the walls OF the cabin. which we're
constructed Of dry moultsin logs, were
a5isz,. The uen were compelled to fee,
esving all their possessions except their
rifles to be deyoured by the flames. They
fouod tle bodies of!heir companions fright.
fully lacertt sd. Ga their journey home they
had nothing 10 eat and were almost fam
!she0
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PROPOSALS

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Office of the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric Railwsy Company, at Al.
exsrdrls. Virginia, until 2 O'Clock, noon, APRIL
22nd, 1892, for the CONSTRUCTION AND
EQUIPMENT OF AN ELECTRIC RAILROAD
from Alexandria to Mt Vernon and Branches,
comprising about - miles Of line.
Bids will be received for the construction snd
equipment of said ROAD complete ready for op-
Grafton; or for the grading, masonry, trsstling.
trsck.lsying, motors, and electrical equipments,
mans, prof i.s, aud specifications NAV be Sc, at
the Office of thu compsr ,, where faII information
may bs obtained.
The right to reject any or all bids is hereby 1e-
served. [ap12 tdl L. w. SPEAR, Fec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15
To Exhibit the Famous ONYX,

Some time last month dispatches told of
the fact that an { # ut would bs made to K
hbit the famous onxy stone found ia one of
the old mines on Onyx Mountain, In Mexi-
O.. The concessions granted by the gov
eminent to tae party OF American capital
ists. irclude all the mineral land in the
m mountain, and the stone, which las been
left where 1t was found several years ego, is
now the property Of the syndicsts. They
have made arrangement, for shipping 1t to
Chicago come time this fall.
The stone s oolopg In shape, belDg seven
bv FIVE by three feet In dimensions, and Ia a
mott beautiful tt,ue. l. Is carved with
hieroglyphics and is evidently either a
memorial stone or saorificial one, for the
workmanship on 1t indicates that 1t wae
done by tie best artists Of the time when 1t
wse qusr,itd out.
On the top is the figure OF @ man 10 bas
relief, surrounded by scroll work and her-
oglyphics, while at the feet Of this figure lie
several f yures Of naked children. The hg.
| ure of the man is life sizs. and the face is
most exqnistsly carved. while at the upper
right hand corner is the figure OF o blszlpe
sun. The man has . child in one hand
whila be holds knife in tae ether, md be
looks toward the sun.
Only two of the sides are finished. These
are decorated with scroll work In the shape
o: vines which twine around columns carved
In relief In the onyx. The veining OF the
stone is Of four colors and runs In lsyer'
horlz,utally, go that the top carving Is ir
the nature OF cameo work while the sides are
crossed with yelling.
at the upper end Is an elevated place
while Just above 1t are depressloDs az |
made 20 fix the head and neck Of person
lying on the stone, while the fipurs of th.
man is In euch position that tae victim
would be compelled to lie on the carved sur
face, and consequently il Is supposed BY
come to be a memorial stone.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL l5 1892
AUCTION SALES.
By B. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
FTRUsTEE5 SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


| FHRUSTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
4 ESTATE
By virtue of two deeds of trust from Richard B
Lloy q and wife, one of said DEF d, being dsted on
the I'D day Of June 1891, and recorded among
the land records of Alexandria county, Vs., ia
Libsr L. No. 4 folio 232, and the other date
August 9th, 1891, aud OF record among the land
records OF taid county, in Liber L. No. 4, folio
4l2, and BY direction OF the party secured there
by, the undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction on the premises near the tawn of Bosslyn,
In Alexandra county, Va. at O'Clock o. m on
THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1892,
the following described real estate and improve.
ALL THAT LOT OF eToUND situated in
Alexandria county, Va. which said lot Of ground
numbered four ~ is part tho division of the
original tract of land known as Rock HIP or
Fort Bennett" and described as follows; viz:
Beginning for the same at III" stone IN the
centre OF the outlet road (shirty feet Vide)
and running thence north eighty.two de-
grees and thirty. two minutfs 1929 329
stone in the center Of sid road ard The south
east corner OF lot numbered three (3); thence
north eight degrees and forty five minutes (S0
45O east nine 65-1O0 chains (9.65-1O0 ch., to
('O"l o stcne on the Potomac river side, being
tho northeast corner OF the said lot numbered
three (3); thence south ffty-riue d grees t590)
east four 7-100 chains [47.10O CHI to ("J.") .
atone in the north III msrsh on said river, and the
northwest corner OF lot numbered FIVE (5); thence
south twslue degrees and forty five minutes (1Zo
49, west eight and 1O-10O chsios (9 10 100 ch.)
to the place Of .beainning, containing scres ana
thirty poles (3s. 80 p.).
Terms of sale-Cash rs to a sum snti '!ent to
psy the amount secured by said deeds ofirast, AID
all cost and expenses attending said trusts. The
residue OF the purchase money to be on credit OF
siz twelve and eighteen months in equal install
men!s evidenced by The touos OF the purchaser
carry ing ntere,t from the day OF ssle and secured
by deed of trust upon the property. Conveying
at the CT S. of the purchaser.
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BOB OYER RIFTY PEARS.

AN OLD ANe WE1L.TR1ED REMEDY.-Mrs
Windows eoothing ayTup hss been used for over
Fifty Years By Ailss@ Of Mothers for their Chi,.
dres Whils Teesains with Perfect Success. II Sooshe,
the ChiH, Seftsaa the Gam Alays ell Pais: Cares
Rind Cello snd IL the beet remasy f,r Dsarrhea.
Bold by Druggists in every part .! The World. II
value is incalculable, Be sure and ask for Mrs,
Rirslotv's So,tkiag svssp, and take 70 other kind
twenty-five cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15

AN AcT in relation to paving sidewalks ar alleys.
i. Be it ordained by the City Council OF AleI-
sndris, That whenever sny Of the sid-wa'ks "r
alleys shall need paving or repsiriDg it rh
the duty OF the Superintendent of Police to ;iJ
In writing. the owners or occupants OF the prop.
erty fronting or bordering thereon to cause said
paving or repairing to be msde within ten Gays
after service OF said notice.
2. And II such owner or occupant shall fail TO
have such paving or repairing done after hsvir
received ten days notics 30 to do, the person 30
failing shall be liable in addition to the costs Of
making such paving or repairing, to fine OF ii 7e
dollars FOR each days failure Said fine to be re-
coversb.e before the Mayor Of the city OF Alex
andria. :.
8. That when ,ver such owner or cccura 1T shsll
neglect tr refuse to tave the la7nE done, as
above ptcif il shall be the duty Of the super-
intendent of Police to rerort such oersCn or per-
Sous to the Mayor of the cisy o 3 tand; IL
4. After the expiration Of twenty dsy,' IN the
case ssid sidewalks or alleys are not paved or re-
paired by the owners or occupants AFORESAID. 1t
ehall be the duty of the superintendent OF Police
to cauee the paving or repsiring to be made at
the expense of the taid owners or occupants and
shall f.e the amount OF said e1peoses with the
Clerk Of She Common Council, wis shall forth
with make out and deliver to the proper collector
of taxes :or collection according to Law, biila
sgainst every such owner OF occupant Ior tne
sm1 Mt of said e1paR e5 8p1o lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15

BUcKLEN,S ARNICA sALVE.
THE BEST sALyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Cores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, Or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction. or money refunded. Price 26 cents per
box. For ssle by G. g. Lennon, 6O6 Ring st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15
By 3. T. Lucas, AuctiOneer

DUBLIC SALE.
At Cedsr Hill the residence Of the late William
Hunter, opposite Fort Washington, on ths Neck
road, Fairfax county, Va. l will sell at public
auction on
my Stock, Farming Implements, etc, as follows:
Seven Horses, Two Vows, Hoga Two Farm Wsg-
onu, Two spring Wagons, Ono Rosd Cart, One
Carriage, Two Hay Frames, One Wool Light
Mower, One Wood Two-Horse Fay Bake Cne
One Horss Cart. One Hay Press, One CIDER Pres:
One Empire Nine.Tooth Drill, Cutting Box ard
Holss Power (Tread). Milk Cau8, Mi berator,
Two Sets Double Harness, Cne Single RsrDess.
Corn sheller, Plows, Harrovp, ultivatorf, Lot CT
Corn and Hsy, and other small Articles.
Terms OF sale All sums under $40, c.h On
sums Of 800 and over nine months credit, secured
by T oes satisfactorily endorsed aud bearing six
per cent. interest from day of ssle payable at tho
banking house of Burke & Herbert Alexandra,
Virginia.
apl4 8 II &16 JAMES B. HUNTER.
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TheSgltherl Building & Loan AsS0cia'l
OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.

OF KNOXVILLE, IENNESSEE.
Local Oficc s.-President J. g. B. Thcmrsou.
Directors, II. smoot, NJ. Perry, q. 81. Hinken,
]. F. Tsckett and L. Stsbler.
Attorney, J. &. NJ. Norton.
One of the largest BUILNING ASSOCIATIONS
in the United States; bas 100000 shares In
force, cost 81 per share fret month. so cts,
per share thereafter, mstures in z years,
itsues paid M stock 95l per share, drawing
per cent. interest semi.annually, worth
500 in seven years.
@-For full particulars call on
RF. KNOX, Sec. and Treas,
mar23 216 King street
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FOB SALE and BENT.
YETOOD AND COAL YARD
wv AND FINE DWELLING
narE

NETOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
FOB SALE.
offer at private sale the Wood and Coal Yard
and Outfit Of the firm Of Geo. 8. smith & aon, on
Fairfax street, between Queen and Princess
streets, Alexaniris, Va. The outfit consists OF
ono shute wagon, two shute carts, two wood carts,
Ave horses, engine and boiler one woodcutter.
one set Of Fairbanks sea es and all other nects
sary appliances.
The yard is doing good business, and this is Q
Arst.cass opportunity for person to engage in q
Also the residence, 222 north st. Asaph street
The houee and side lot has frontage on st. Asaph
street of ffty feet nine inches, and has double
p.rlor, dining room, kitchen, Eve bed rooms and
conservatory, water gas and latrobo stoves, and is
in first. class condition.
noy27 tt VIM b. SMITH, City sergt.
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SEED OATS,
CORPORATION NOTICES.

Alexandra, Va. April 10, 1892.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE Having fdish.
" ed my assessment for the city my books will
be open at room No 7. City Hall, for the NEXT
TEN (1O) DAYS 90 That all interested can e1.
anime their ssuslments. Office hours from 8 a.
N. to 5 p. N. G GOR3E DUFFEY,
sp14 lot Commissioner Of Revenue.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Easter Books and Novelties
at FRENCH'S,
AT 41s KING STREET, ALExANDBIA, va.

Easter Edition OF The World Famous "AD-
DRESSES by Prof. Henry Diummond, IN one
vol magpifcently bourd in full White Yellum,
silver SIDE aud edges. in box.
MY POINT OF VIEW, collection OF repre-
sentative selections from the work sof Prof Henry
Drummond, bound in White Vollum, cardinal siik
| cloth side, silver top with slip cover.
NATURAL LAW IN THE SPIRITUAL
WORLD, by Drummond, full cloth binding (Ma-
room snd White) stamped in silver, 60c.
The mechanical execution of these volumes has
never before been equa!led at the price. They are
Just the thir for Easter.
sCARLET LETTER, by Hawthorne, NEW edi.
tion) This world famous romance is printed
from bes u:iul large type cloth binding, 30c, pa-
| pers 15c.
Don't fsil to see my beautiful line of Attractive
Books snd Booklets, intended for the Lenten and
| Easter Sales.
FINE STATIONERY and Card Plate Engrsv.
ing. Have you seen Royal Purple? 1t is an
elegant paper, and eumptuous lovely tint.
Mar29 &. W. FRENCH.
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By B. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.

By B. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURSDAY,
n April 81, commencing at 10 a. m, arp, al
the GROCERIES, SCALES, COUNTERS, Bah
FIXTURES, ZOE BOXES, STORE FIX rUREs,
&c &c. of my store 11O3 Gibbon street. Ale1sn-
dris, Va, on account OF retiiirg from b1ainesa.
sae positive. [sp13 ts] JAMES BkEEN.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of HEWES
& AITCHESON are hereby notified that they
must settle the same before The frat day OF Msy,
1892 or will b, compelled to bring suit, az
am required to close the afair5 OF said firm as
early as possible. Dew. AITCHESON,
mar18 tmy1 surviving partner.
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OIDEWALK5A AND ALLEYS.

The following law Of the city OF Alexard,ia /.
published for the benefit OF all concerned, and
notice given that its provisions Will be rigidly
enforced. HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15

DAINT YOUR OWN BUGGY-Justreceiyed the
{ following new line Of Colors: Olive Fonce.
Ponc,sG Eearlnas. and Jet i,each Black. Cal! tor
,A:, ;:t. iuI .aie -
Jan n E. clEIahTcN u.
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lust RECEIVED full stock OF New Tool
y Brushes, among them the
CELEBRATED hob ROY" BRAND,
mario at D. q. LUNT.
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Ready for SlIllg IFada.

We have just received the FLOWING very de-
srabIe goods suitable for Spring Wear, offer at
Selling Prizes.
LATEST EFFECTS IN DRESS GOODS,
Consisting OF Broad Clo.h,, Bedford Cords. Chev.
lots Henriettss, Serges, Plaid Mixtures, &C.
OUR THINNING STOCK
Wa never more Complste. newest shades OF China
and surah Silks, Six Yelvets, Gimpes, Braids,
Cords, Psssamentaries, &c.
DUB BLACK GOODS STOCK
or which We have always made speciality, has
been lsrgcly improved by the recent addition OF
many now weaves in conJunction with cur regu-
lar liae Of Csshmeres, Henriettss Serges, Nuns
Veilings, Ba.is.es, &c.
WASH GOODS.
We are showing in great variety Outting Flan-
nes, Ginghams, Printed Bedford Cords, Percaes.
Calicots, snd othtr wssh fabrics.
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERY
STOCK.
We are offering exceptional good values in above
gocds bought as "Jebs" and will be solt as such.
We are showing new additions In our
NOTION DEPARTMENT,
Hosiery, Gloves, Corse.s, Underwear, and Gents
Furnishings.
Sp:cs will not permit OF further enumeration.
A call snd in pection 10 earnestly collected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15

VfOR sALE-A VALUABLE CORNER PROP.
T. ERTY, near Christ Chrrch. For full psrtic-
ular inquire Of ALEXiNDER sUTER, with
Wash. Danenhower, 134th and g s!reets, n. W.,
Wa.h htI g5on, D. @. ap13 3t
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NOR sALE.-A sORkEL, and also DARK
T. ROAN MARE, chesp to an immediate pur-
chaaer. rmh14l GEORGE 3. HILL co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-15

DRIME RICE, MaccaIoni, Vermacelli, Barley
i Ssgo, Tapiocs, &C., for sale By
mar3O J.C. MILBURN.
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A BEAUTIFUL As.oRrM EMIT OF sPPING
a C agsts, Four.in-hsnds and Teeks at
Iah15 AMOS B, SLAYMAKER,
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SALINAS" PLAIN TALK.
Liberal Officials are nj Last Active In
Spending Public Money.
Him Dss.rtt VIM

EdHor Dessrtt NetCc
'Tis a well known fact that the city
nslessor aud collector Of Salt Lake CITY
was allowed by resolution Of the City
Council percentage Of J. per cent. oi
nil moneys collected from the taxes Of
his city in payment for his services
az such city officer. Notwithstanding
this liberal allowance, which will nett
TO him from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars for hia service of lS0l, this same
city oil ,ial presents bill TO the CITY
Council monthly for s851.0j clerk hire,
70 pay clerks employed IN the assessor
and collectors oflice 10 DO the
work Of assessing and collie cting,
for which labor u per cent
was allowed from the tnxes col.
lcoted; and this additional s3jO.0O IL
allowed by the Conlcil 10 the city ns-
SCISSOR aud collector anu tue entire PEG.
pie have TO suffer Tor this liborilily OF
the Liberals to Literal.
N there were not such a waste OF the
peoples money by these public servants
there would be means enough from tue
regular taxes TO pay fpf sewer latsfais
aud sidewalk and street pavements,
oil Of which Efe tqpeez,d as
extra taxes from the people.
You ask the city officials oi today,
"Whnt Improvements have you uate2
What have you got TO show Tor tho
vast sums expended since thu Liberals
got possession Of the oiiy?" They
point with pride TO paved streots,pavcd
Sidewalks and water mains extended
for miles into the subdivisions around
and In the suburbs u the city. But
let me remind the public that every
dollar Of these improvements has been
paid by the property owners them
selves, who have, besides their regular
city taxes, been assessed a special tax
and had 10 pay, by these special taxes,
for every dollar OF these Improvements.
b would naturally conclude that the
majority OF the Liberals themselves
are actually dlsgutted with such per.
ormanoes. The people are bound
Town aud burdrned almost TO death
by the constant addition OF improve.
ments inaugurated by their Liberal
pfiicefa aud the constant and ever
accommodating AMI never ending taxes
W noNh hhNFN "a lNhAhhlths NY hl-
peal to citizens Of all parties would be:
Let not one OF this number OF officers
evert navs vote 10 retain them
In office or to piece amy Of their aidofs
or abeltora IN power again; let them
fail OF support Ia the coming election;
the country has had enough Of their
valuable services.
IL might not DO out Of place to
suggest to the health officer ani those
who passed the garbage ordinance,
that from this on, for their own good
names sake, they simply lie It'll and
draw their salnries; by 70 doing tley
may br able yet TO do the country some
good before they 80 out OF office. At
least 1t could lie said OF them that, like
the old wOmRn's remedy, N they did
no good they would NJ least do no more
harm. Yours,
5ALISA.
SALT LAKE CRY, November 9th,
1902
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

D. a. y. VISITS NEENr AID uuAty THrATurNT ,
D uaa - hFfts7a, hiffsrasi ls Ntaralgia. ueafist
~. ~. slg 'aasa " u, = = tharrai Aatfiir
slisft, dssff aHHIh. fumaiuu On AFs Htrruass Ifu'
gflh sns1f al us rs fsHl Do Hfsfrfffan 4
lfnIui "a u rihH u'stmvat u, i5T a. By mai w,
tuauls tt ltafos % fuIs iaGh 5asf o. itfs. sih tA
su fYi ufiHH anea 1fHna N uHf cured U.anHsa,
lfnsd ebH by iHhufa. Pratt IT, u aud Nsls buvfl
tau Lsss ciJ. tHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05

y. M, when much valuable instruction
wn- given W 40 tlr LJ man.
Sund, 10 a.m.- ElIer Charles ii.
WilCleu was the hrst speaker. He
coutfssted the great Inference that ex-
isted In BHic now and when he lived
here over thirty years ago, IN the great
Improvements That had been inside.
He 10 efreu to the FIRST principles Of
the Gospel aud spoke at length on the
lrinciplr Of Obedience, making some
good rtmnrke on the same.
President Joseph Il. Taylor occupied
the REMAINDER " the forenoon ~ eak-
ing on obedience, showing tuat all our
principles ARE sugceplible Of being dem
Outtrsted, and capable OF proof Re.
ierfing to tbs mission of Jesus and tie
Oiilce " the Comforter, he referred 10
the blessings Promised 10 Abraham,
lsaac, Jacob aud Joseph the Prophet,
and now their iulhimen would literally
come to pass.
PRECEDENT Hatch said 90 far
~ he kuc n, Wasntch stake was In
pr0sl erous condition, good health, good
crops, litigation almost unknown, and
rem Ouhhle ppace aud bT0thefly love
prevailed; and perfect liberty existed.
He referred to the stake house aud the
iis.iict school that ia just been iin.
isbcd, and thought It spoke well Of the
liberanty Gud goodness VI thu people.
He hoped In the near future We would
have erected ilt-t.ulsGs building TOT
our Church school
The sacrament was then alminis.
tered, alter which the general aud
stake authorities were presented ami
unanimously sustained.
Apostle Lyman occupied the remain.
Ter Of the time IN speaking on tempt
building aud the requirements that
would he made 10 finish tie tmple IA
Sal Lsto by next April conferences iu
1893. HIS remarks were truly rtfieai'
ing, AnJ The 5,ints felt u rejoice that
they lived IA this great dis cnsatiOn
anu hal the privilege ~ ntrisuug M
20 great AMI glorious WORK.
HENkY tLt0G sake Clerk.