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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

fks feiieviax 10 . ist Of the marriage
licenses issaes since iass Bas,fsbed. VITA the
names. residences twhsa outside the eits' sAd
ages Of TIE parties;
- ixs.
taAes eiff ---.s.-. 81 -
VA. A. De Nett and jsaHis he Gear 81
Thomas lssssfsy. Usansas Aaa heaas. :.
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The Valley City Killing Company hss
no peer ~ tne naanetastass Of hour.
ITy the LILY WHITE.
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Fourth National Bank Officers.

The Fourth National bank directors
have elected the following officers:
Pre.ident-D. A. Blodgett.
Vice Presdent-S. F. Aspinwall.
Casyier--W. II. Anderson.
Assistant Cashier--John A. Seymour.
A. j.. Bovine, the former president.
declined to be y candidate for the Of
fee on account of bad health.
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Nssiossi potsfe Ensefssinsnens.
Assembly No. ~. HAsssosl DstArs.
s1sf and nuslcsi sates-
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who have become victims of SOL.
TARf WcE-that dreadful and destruc-
tive habit which annually sweeps to an
untimely ! re. thousands of young
men of exalted talent and brilliant intel
lect. may call with full confidence.
We address all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and
solitary habits which ruin both mind
and body. uniting them for business.
Study. society or marriage.
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BREATHE THROUGH THE NOSE II
Simple Exercise of Great Value Sug-
gested by q Medical Writer.

Simple Exercise of Great Value Sug-
gested by a Medical Writer.
DIR. j. NJ. Buckley, who has been writ
ing a series OF articles on Physical Gull
ture,, Tor the CHdutduquaR, says that
breathing exercises are of great value,
most easily practiced, and give excellent
results. 1t IS not necessary to have an
elaborate system. The nostrils are the
some other animals, is capable of breath
ing through the mouth If the nostrils are
INSTRUCTED, and many from habit or de-
bility continually do so-a practice,
whether by day or by night, attended
with many evils; whereas every breath
OF pure air man inhales through his
nostrils is a breath of life.
One exercise, repeated fifty or hum
dred Tunes day, requiring no more than
ten minutes all together, is of the greatest
advantage, and can be done out of doors
as well as in, at almost every season of
the year. 1t consists of inhaling through
the noStrils deep breath, retaining il a
few seconds, and then with the lips adj
Justed as If one intended to whistle, eX-
polling it slowly through the contracted
oritice. There is no physiological objec-
ton to eXhaling through the mouth: there
are no muscles whereby the course of the
breath can be restrained through the nos
trils, but the lips contain sufficient mus
cular strength for this purpose. If stud
ents would rise from their studies, book
keepers from their desks, women from
their sewing or reading, two or three
times day and take from fifteen to thirty
such breathS the results Would surprise
them.
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buildin' the bridge. It were sharp
racket. though. an she worked it for all
it were worth. That's the stage now,
humpin' itself. Gnight, gentlemen."-
Detroit Free Press.
The record-union., 1892-05-23
INTERESTING FACTS

The entire coast line of the globe is 1885,
600 miles.
A network of electric elevated railroads
is about to be built in Berlin.
The third Congress of Criminal An
thrOpology will be held at Brussels from
August I'D to September 3, 1892.
\ system of heliograph signals, which
will cover circle of over 100 miles in
diameter, is to be put in at Pierre, Da-
kota, by the Weather Bureau. The sys-
tenn will be available for transmitting
any kind of news besides the weather re-
ports.-Manchester Union.
The philosopher known to fame as Sir
William Thomson has joined the ranks
of the British aristocracy under the new
name of Lord Kelvin. This lord lately
took his seat in the House of Lords, being
introduced by Scientific Nobleman Lord
Rayieigh American.
The coolest region in the United States
lies along the northern border of Mime
sofa, between the southern point of the
Lake of the Woods and the Dakota bor-
der. The temperature along that line
often falls as low as 50' below zero. In
1873 the instruments at Pembina regis
tered from So to co. below.-Pittsburg
Dispatch
The ScbWefze1iSche BauzeituRg pub
fishes very interesting note concerning
the influence OF steam on magnets.
When heated by steam they lose from d
to a per cent. of their magnetic power
But ii, after being remagnetized. they are
again submitted TO the action of heat, the
loss OF power is Insignificant, and dimin-
iShes as often as the operation is re-
peated. This would seem to point to the
means of permanently magnetizing pieces
of steel.
a remarkable piece of engineering
work is the tunnel of the Parana Orova
Railroad through an Andean Mountain
peak at Galera, Peru. 1t is at an eleya-
ton of 600 feet above the perpetual snow
line, and is TO be I, S47 feet long. 1t is the
highest railroad tunnel in the world. and
is located in the highest inhabited region
in the world. The town of Galera is Is
375 feet above the sea level, nearly I,500
feet higher than the hotel on the top of
Pixies Peak.-St. Louis Republic.
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5nst-In1tatn,

StTRAYED TO MY PLACE ON SATUR-
y DAY, a black colt. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying charges. L.
II. PLATE, Lower Stockton Road. Its
7 OST-A TAN-COLORED POCKET BOOK,
/ ! containing check for $40 and other pa
perS ONO value except TO owner. Finder Will
ne rewarded by returning to the FASHION
X street, between Fifth and sixth.
my21-3t&
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A YOUNG MAN DESIRES NICELY FUR
"A nished room, with good board where he
can have the comforts OF home. Please ad-
dress A. this Office my2O-3t*
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Q1AS \ TEN-HORSE POWER, HORI-
OIAO. ZontaI, tubular 1irc-box steam boiler,
win uone-lifting injector; has been used bat
little; steam and water gauge and all necessary
steam connections and 80 feet OF Smoke-stack;
all in perfect order; can be put on truck IL de
II. HOLLOWAY. Iny1 SITS
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Inr 3uir.

NOR SALE-NEAT THREE-ROOM NEW
L cottage with a high basement; corner lot,
oOxl 20 feet, four blocks from electric car line.
Price, 1850. Apply to STROBEL, 81 j.
luy23-11t*
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WANTED = AGENTS TO SELL THE
w greatest female remedy of the age. APP
ply to u. w. LINFIELD, at 1909 J ST mi S-GTs
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TTOR SALE CHEAP-1OO SACKS OF PO-
Z tatoes; fine quality, at 20 cents per sack.
INQUIRE at 800 Eleventh street. my 21-3t*
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1yO LET-A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON NJ
l street, near Tenth. Apply at SlLLEB
BROS, 1914 Thirteenth street.
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nor SALE-A GROWING BUSINESS
Il paying $50 per month; easily run; only
those having 81 200 need apply. Address y.
b.. box Il. Sacramento, Cal,
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aafretftta 3Ttnticcs.

W L. IRREGULAR MEETING MONDAY
EVENING, May 23d, at 7:30 o'clock
Nomination of officers
Mrs. j. W. WILSON, President.
Mrs. NJ. 4. NAGLE, Secretary. 1t
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NTANTED-ONE GOOD HARNESS RE-
w pairer. Address, stating wages, WANT
ED, this Office. myl9-4t
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mo LET-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS,
sunny front suites; also single rooms with
board. 1905 Pine street, san francisco.
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90 OOA FORS< LE-LOT 4OxSO; HOUSE
0Z,UUU, five rooms and BATH shed. APP
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A FIRST-CLASS COOK CAN EARN
n first-clags wages, if she is clean in her
Kitchen, by applying toll 0I3 Front st.m1 7-6tt
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JIOR SALE-11l1 EIGHTH STREET, A
L fine three-story brick house of A rooms.
This is paying piece of property, only one
block from new Postoffice; tne investment
or home, also for lodging-house. At present
would be sold cheap. Apply Oh premises.
my1 OIL
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NTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
w in houSework and the care of children
Apply at IA M street. ny23-3t%
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NOR SALE TWO NO. / DRAFT OR
L truck horses. Inquire of BOOTH IL CO.,
rOnt street. mylS-lws
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multtrn.

DOOK-KEEPER WANTED-APPL,Y BY
ID mail 10 p. o. box 119, Sacramento. None
0ut thoroughly competent man with best of
references need apply. my23-Xt
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Cur White Goods Department could
doubt handsOmest line shown
sell them quickly
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r. c. Brown, who went 10 Colorado in
1859 without a dollar, has now nearly
completed at Denver the finest hotel west
of the Mississippi, which will cost him
81 .500,0O0 A quarter-secfion of land
which he entered thirty years ago for
$500, is to-day worth S5,000,0oO.
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help of any kind, or sober and induStr-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing the Intelligence"
1O17 Second street, Sacramento. CHAS. Il.
MILLER, proprietor. apI-6m
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DIR. L. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hystera. Dizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache Nervous
ProStration caused by alcohol tobacco
Nakefuiness, Mental Depre ssion, Softening of
Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay. death,
Premature old Age, Rarrenness, Loss ofPower
In either sex, Impotency, LeucorrhTa and all
Spermatorrhoea caused by over eXertion OF
brain, Selfabuse, Over-indulgence. A noath's
treatment, 81; 8 tor So, by mail. We guar
antee six boxes to cure. Each order for six
boxes with So will seld written guarantee to
refund ifnot cured. Guarante, issued only
by CLARK IL WEIHE, DRUGGISTS, sole
Agents. Gao Post street. San Francisco. Cal.
The record-union., 1892-05-23

ID ESIDENCE, 8l41a X STREET, TO RENT
~ list of May. Inquire at COOPER'S AIU-
SIC STORE.
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NEW BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THIS
THE NONPAF2EILc
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MANTED-A STRONG BOY, AT iii
w Front street. Its
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90 Get or 2Sc2tt.

mo LET - TWO FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, en- suite or single; house and turni-
ture new; bath convenient Northeast corner
Eleventh and | streets, second floor. mi VIZ
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CLEENIAN HOUSE i URNIS ED
VI rooms by day, week or month; best and
cIeanest beds in city for 2 and 80 cents. Cor
ner Third and streets.
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4 RRINED = NINE. DE CAMOR. THE
"A wonderful clairvoyant and test medium
That the Eastern newspapers have been max
ing so much over, tells everything from the
cradle TO the grave with as mnch ease as if sine
had known you always; call and satisfy your
self that she is genuine; gives luck in love and
business affairs with perfect satisfaction; not
one failure; there is no doubt that Mime. De
Canor Is the greatest medium on earth: has
been patroniZed by all the most prominent
business men and women from all parts of the
world; If you cannot call on her, send date of
birth, lock OF hair and 81 by mail with
stamp and have your fortune written. Miners:
Locating mines a speciality. Call on or adj
dress parlors and 2, Gig X street. Once
hours, 10 y. NJ. TO s p. NJ.
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BICYCLES DELIVERED FREE on
- freight. We will deliver free of freight TO
any point west OF the Rocky Mountains. per-
Referee cushion tire safeties, on receipt of
500; list free. y. W. GUMP & CO., DAYTON.
Ohio. 1G-3fNJSEE-'
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EYE OPENERS! !.

and beautiful fabric stripes
OF dlteret shadings perfectly fast colors, 1919 yar
worth zoe.
China Cloth, another received entirely
so inches wide These recommend, have
sold thousands yards a
sirable summer suit sc yard; worth 15c
A line Of hemstitch,
beautiful floral patterns This a O
and will sell rapidly. zoe yard; worth $780,
Persian Base Cloth light
1ner wear beautiful tins in coloring We the only
house in the city that
16c yard; worth Csc.
Another lot Of Chaies. They
have had before. There 20 patterns, light
dark grounds. yard.
French Flannes 27 inches wide stripes,
ures. These are bargain, 35c yard; worth Use.
Crinke Grape soft material for wear
yard; worth zoe.
The record-union., 1892-05-23

StALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to the wholesale and re-
tail trade; liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent position; money advanced for
wages, advertising, etc. For full particulars
and reference, address CENTENNIAL MANU-
FEATURING CO., Chicago, Ill. m19-3mTTS
XETANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, 500 street.
WANTED MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor:
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
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cash PAID FOR SECONDHAND
~ NoNeIS aI QUO y street. my14-tf
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KNOW. THY FATE.-MIE. CANNELO.
IN wonderful clairyoyant and card reader:
advice on business love etc. 4OgJ% K street.
my2O-lw&
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VI CHICKEN TAMALES, 8 FOR 20
- Il L cents; nice and clean; can be had every
S St,iats at northwest corner Tenth and L
"'Ieels' formerly Kept ut Ninth and j streets.
mN2l-l2tH
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II YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY BUY NOW

This week therefore patrons
favor O their shopping early possible doing
you will receive better attention and be able what without
trouble The has like wild fire that THE NONPAREI is sell
ing Dry Goods for than other house the State We
feel though justly this reputation quick
returns with small profits.
The record-union., 1892-05-23
G5rtternl Notices.

A NY INFORMATION AS TO THE
"a whereabouts OF Fidelis j. Haas will be
gratefully received by his sister, Mary =.
atG1s. de was last heard OF at Sacramento,
SSal., elght years ago. Address TABOR +. o.,
Racthe County Wis. 1t
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by President PAxman, Elders John
heck aud Andrew Jensen.
At y. IN. Counselor jas. w. Pax.
mnu presented the general authOrltlrs
u tie Church and Stake, also number
Vt names were presented g. be ordained
High pritsls. They were I'LL unnnim
Ously sustained.
Elder John Beck then addressed The
conference and dwell upon tho ro.
-plrFibility of parents looking after
their IONS aud daughter, bringing
them ~ Ia tho teas u the Lord, seeing
that they select for ,hcir companion.
those who have q drsifu 60 Keep th,
commandments 0fGJd.
Elder Jensen referred TO the rrsl0r.
alton " the Gospel and TIVE keys of The
different Uisprnsat Gus that havo boon
delivered in our day to tive Prophet
Joseph. THIS speaker then gave an
interesting account Vt his recent visit
tu the l.'s,, ami his travels IN Far
West, lNirtlnul, Nauyoo and Adam
Opdi Amman; also a brief account OF tht
dfiylug Of the Saints from those
places.
one feature ofour conference Juscrv.
Ing special mention was tho excellent
singing by the choir, under the leader.
shlp OF pf0E. Morris.
DASiIL X. HRuwN,
sake Clerk.
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Two hundred aud my PEOPLE tsos
advantage II the cheap trip over the
Uuion Pacific to Garfield Beach. The
rain of lx coach es left the depot att
attn, returning about midnight The
distance Il no, less than two hundred
m.le-.
quite a number went over the II. q.
". 10 CastoliH Spdrgs on the same
day, returning about 5 IN the evening.
The vesthrris now very warm.
The Bullion Beck Company is run
ming steadily, with the usual force Of
men. Most OF their ore Ia shipped over
the Il. q. Western, although that M
pUny has not yet got their track near
tue mine. The or l.. haulel on wng-
OnJ rom the mine 20 the cars.
DENIM sullivan, foreman Of the
Bullion Beck, hrs been promoted
lately TO the supcrlntendenoy. lie Is
having very nice residence built near
the Union Pacific depot.
The shaft at the Eureka I'M mine
T. being retimherud and lined during
the lull Of general operations. II is
nearly finished.
Extensive improvements are In pro-
gTrs- ~ the Keystone mine,
4 new working shat, Is being sunk
aud heavy hosting mach inery will be
erected, hut all the tlmher for the
building has not set arr we'd. 4 good
deal Of the machinery ison the ground
and the bricks in which 60 uui'd the
boilers have arrived, A switch from
the r. q. w, runs from the top OF the
divide around to the mine, Masking II
handy TO get supplies and also 10 ship
ore,
The Lal,er.day Saints have been
making additional Improvements on
their new meeting house, erecting n
bn ptlsmal font, etc.
The other parts Of the district, as
well as Eureka, feel the pressure Of the
generally mes, bur We live tn
hopes OF hutlrr days to come. Oar.
EUREKA, July 10, 1892.
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An Inirorinni Nininr Snii.

David lN3y, u ogden, IL aoDu 10
gfcoruit In The Third Dstrict court
-. AFGHAN, t{,,,r., ..Dr,,ba
EN NJ N'''''''' '.''' ~ ~"
sm''tiu1 anu l''"h ny .l'l hui!'
Edward W. Nash aud Richard g..
Lpry. Tie complai lt aIlesog that the
.l.t.',to ....,i, tho. Cd. ti.,. ,.,-,f t,e
''''''.l wiz" ''
k'y N9'o mining 'N'm anu 'n'
westerly uNtgnsicn Oi tae Key note In
Ng..t sf.,,vtnIn fuIutug, llalrist In
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leres that he T. an hshiiual druukard;
has threatened TO kul her, and ha-
failed to provide her with the uucrs.
safies uf life. She asks the court 60
grant her the custody Of her child and
alipUny.
Sarah J. Rushtou also pfays for q
severance from hur husband Edwin j..
Rush,on, married IN this city Ia 1876,
and she says her husband il "a drunk.
ard and treats ho cruelty. She, too,
asks Tor alimouy and the custody OF
her minor ohiIlron.
An answer has becr 1lti In the suit
Of William NJ. Burns w.. William A..
stanton aud salt Lake city. The
ac,lun 10 for $1,000 damages for the
tcnrlpg down ~ n building. A gouer-
al denial IL entered, and n ig also
alleged that tho building was con.
s,ructud OF lumhur, was very old, had
hurumcd ducayoI and dangerous, was
liable Vt any tImv 10 fnll down, was
d nuisance aud dangerous 20 tue sur
rounding property from IT, liability 70
catch Gre, ami smolled badly aud
created ava uuwhDiesImo stencil oni o.
Uuis,uc; had been condemned Gud
wa not worth any Gum whatc.Cr.
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Cont Toms.

Referee G. W. MORSE has Gled his
report IN the case Of M. j. Lynch W..
Frank Harrigan. lie fuds that $500
"a due plaintiff and defendant from the
Metropolitan luveatmelt company, Of
which Lynch is eutitlej to $3.50 and
Hafrlgan to 5ll5, and The restraining
order preventing the company from
paying defendant ia yet aside. Each
party o. the suit is 90 uay half the
cots, which amounts TO $500.
Mrs. Mary Molnampuy has fled o
suit Tor liv0gcs in tho Third Dhtrict
Court against her husband, John Me.
lulmsny. Petitioner states that shu
and her husband were married In this
city In 1850, and that he has since
treated her VA nm luhumHu manner.
ON July 80, 1891, while size was lying
IN (hgViUg lut u short time before
given birth TO twius) he came 10 her
room anu abused hur shnmefully by
calling her vile names. That on
December -, 1891, ne threw her from
the house into the snow, causing het
tusiIike her back on rail fencing, ard
ipllrrd her severely that ON June =
last he threatened 10 strike her, aau
would have done ~ but for the inter.
ference OF Others. Petitioner also al.
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.Iuab stake Conference.

The quarterly Conference Of the Juab
Stake OF IIon was held at Nephi July
u ana ". Present ON the stand, the
stake presidency and Bishops, also
Elder Andrew Jensen, OF Salt Lake
City, At 10 a. m. President paxmau
called the conference 10 order. and,
after the usual opening exercises, nd.
dressed the Saints, exhorting them 10
laithulnotz and good works; the saint,
meet together In these OonieIeucoi that
they might leave their worldly ahairs
IN the hand u tle Lord aud attend 10
His worship. Wuarea favored people.
lie counsoicd the Saints to be one
and not To let their political views
create a division among them. There
was no reason that Il should.
BishOp n, +. rasmussen Of Lovan
spoke upon the object OF the saints
gathering TO Zion, aud the great work
that IN yet 10 be Accomplished.
Elders VIM. w. Allen aud George
Gardner occupied the remainder Of tic
morning, dwelling upon me restoration
Of the G1-Ici win the gifts and bless.
ings, and bearing Powerful testimonies
to the truth col The work.
~ the afternoon meeting the BshOps
reported their respective wards, Alter
which Elder Andrew Jcns1u addressed
the conference, His discourse yas
listened 10 with rapt attention. III,
rc'efIui 10 the rapid growth Of THIS
people, said that the Stakes OF Zion
now numbered a2, aud contained 900
wards. ZION rs growing Aud We are
growing with IL. He spoke 1i the trials
through which the Saiuts had passed,
and when the history ~ each stake
shall be- written by futUrc historians
the history oI Utah viii be the mg,l
iIteresliug, The Importance vi keep.
ing stake Trcpris was Interestingly
explained by the speaker.
In lhe evening there was a general
Priesthood meeting which was well
attended. PRECEDENT pnxman and
Elder Jensen were the speakers.
Sunday morning was devoted 10 the
sabbath school. An intesestinlc and
pleasing pro. ramme was reudtfVd ny
tho Ns9hi sabbath school, and short
and appropriate speeches were maze
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The new. B'ond and sim uurrHr. auI .srat.
CT ~ Honor N'm.dHs. Internally Zoo U.rr4sr
in' blood ~ h.l unIufliIus HrI U.s1uUU. t.r.
o.. rts, Hu4 thus remove thu r.use.. HHu .tft
tlNNt the great San Core. and tuUllUA
soar, au exquisite Nstu iurfor ana uttuuHsi.
st,rr tle ham, frfrIly ruft every Uumu. It'd
disease o. thH Hkln. a.p. Hu1 u.uuI So en- IHsf
oil hMr, Wh'ihCr itching burring, sUaIy. wuiHN,
tnl h.nl'Ift WtNlN"r .uNiH, a"rufl .Uus. lUr.
'ltarF. cog uauts s.HuH, when pryaI..4uH auI 4II
other fuWrsllH t.I.
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VUu HUNuTUl NII VINWTl sITTVt VIlHVH
were tried.
TuE CLUrE SHORTAGE.
The City Assessor and Collector
made the following report In regard To
the Clute shortnge:
Honorable President and Members OF the
CITY Uouuuli
Grnuemcn-in pursuance ~ resolution
passed BY your honorable body July lGih, lsI9i
have The honor TO cEAibu tho attached state.
Wunti
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fffff'ff $3.50 afHfsstsHHHHHHHHN sAt'Hs ~
The finance committee reported that
they had examined the statement uf
Afttssor aud Collector Clute and
tuuni 1t correct aud that Mr.. Clute
had come forward and made good the
shortage.
The City treasurer reported that Mr..
Clute hat paid TO the city So, O07 ~.
This was sil4'2I more than the report. .
cd shortage and Mt Cluto claimed that
amount was due him.
horau--rhat ought to DO held Tor
interest.
The reoorier-What did you SOY?
Moran-I say that the city Bhould
retain that S3li ~ intervst for the use
OF IL money.
Rich-rhe city Is paying five and
Fix per cent on bonds. 5000, mt that
Iuto Tor six mouths IL worth about $500.
Further | VIII Rsk MIR. Bell, has MIR.
Clulo 'o!tled In full with the city? ~
20 was u cash transaction or did he
give the ely ether securities?
Bpll-We have the sworn statement
ol the city auditor and treasurer that
The money has been paid into the
Treasury.
The report was referred 10 commit.
Tee on finance with the city attorney
associated.
THE MAYOR AGAIN IGNORED.
The committee on police reported
adversely ON the appointment OF the
mayor vi Chief OF Police Paul IN city
Inilef
Nanllaud--l should like 10 hear
lomo reason given for the making Of
rue h a report,
Lawson--i can furnish the gentle.
h'h WIN al the TeRsInl necessary.
nt chief Of police has plenty IN do TO
iteud to the duties OF his own office.
Roll twirmly)--I want to hear from
ONE other members Of the committee
,omlng from the chairman down a.
hlns Mr Lnwson's statement tho
'Ahg'leet ono ever heard. | 10 not