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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06
A Word from pnblnn. Mcxieo.

Ediier DStcret Nc5rG
The people Of this place have u fair
prospect for an abundant harvest this
year, though much OF the grain which
wassown IN the fall was winter killed.
The fruit crop looks very iavorable,toO
" "Jacs Frosp will stay away, but he
has visited "a a few nights already,
nipping our trees aud s9rrOwing vege.
tntilu, but no great damage Il done yet.
Although Our crops wore q partial ALI
urc last year, tbs enlurpri-ing people
OF this ward have managed o erect an
adobe mettinghOure (25xji feet iusldel.
The same being suiilc ent y finished ~
10 be used lvg our school anu ward
meetiDgs.
The health Of the people here !.
generally g5oi,i ~ hough the grippe
huH vitited W, hut ha- disaprtafct, /
think, entirely, having called upon
nearly every family Ia CIR ward.
a gloom was cast over our little
colony upon receiving a letter from
Brother Milton 5. Roy, Of Deming,
Now Mexicc, informing "a Of sad
accident which occurred to Brother
John II. Young and family while
uaNtllug bftMNth nero hnu DcHiluki
n. NJ. Brother Young was en- route
for Dcmlur, where lie was going 10
take his daughter, MIR. May Roberts,
Of Pennington, n. NJ, who had been
here visiting her parents. Whcu the
party was between Palomas and Dem.
ing Brother VIM. Blacks rifle was nc-
Ciden,ally discharged, the hail passing
through Brother John II, Young's
shoulder, striking hls little son In the
thigh, from there striking his dnugh.
tcr's little child, six Oh seven months
Old, killing it Instantly, then slightly
woundinr the mother. Nothing re-.
gardlng the condition Of the family
mas since been heard,
The above described accident DC.
Cured Friday, March 25th, ls02.
a. Il. CALI.
CoIDNy DURHAM, Mexico, March
30,h, 1899.
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An investigation showed that the
burglar had entered through q broken
rear window, walkel the whole length
Of the ball TO the 'front.', turned TO he
left into thy bedroom and wake risht
uack to the be-, gathered Toms
trousers, rctfRcpd his sieis, fiiiUd the
p0ckCiH VI $40, r. kulfc aud has keys
then went back, pr1b9oly i1r
the coat aud vost which CON.
ialrod 500 gold watch, aud
other valusuict on aud IN the drssstr
nud was just turning from the hail into
The bedroom wlcn discovered. Hal
Tom hron quietly uotliiud he could
have Jumped through the door Into the
dining room before the fellow had
time 10 get back through the hall aud
he would have been caught Mis-.
Ballaniyne'f description VI him u. he
appeared to her was that OF n mon .
feet 10 inch.g, daFg ftili hat pulled
down TO his ears, black crat button
ed up and collar raised. No trace has
been found of the fellow.
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here we should have the privilege on
the morning Of the resurrection OF
siitirg down with Abraham, Isaac and
Jauob, aud those Of our relatives whu
had already passed away In the family
Organization " the celtstlsl world Tor
| ever and over.
Tho choirfang
The ronpio Anthem.
Bonsdiction 10y President George q
Cannon.
nm rR0CfsuoN.
The Priesthood, arranged In process
sion after tho following Order, marched
10 tho grounds Joining the Temple
ut about half.rast eleven;
oRDLR OF PROCESSION.
Fipt Presidency,
Twelve Apostle,
Presiding Patriarch and Patrlarchp,
Fifsi Seven Presidents OF srveniise.
Presidents Of Stakes, their Counsel,
ors, and High Councillors,
Seventies,
High Priests,
Elder,
Presiding Bishops,
Bishops and Counselors,
Priests,
Teachers,
DeacOna.
The work Of arranging the Priest.
hood according TO the various orders
ard the organization Of the procession
was superintendent by Biahop John II.
Mindcf.
ON stand located al the south west
c1rner-sOuthsld u the huilding--thU
General authorities of the Church were
seated, ~ follow. The First Pfcai-
dency --wilforl Woodruff, George a..
Cannon aud Joseph +. Smith; Of the
Quorum OF the Twelve Apostles.
Lorenzo Snow, Franklin ID. Richards.
Brigham Young, Moses Thatcher,
Francis NJ. Lyman, John III. Smith,
George TcaH1ale, Heher j. Grant,
John W. Taylor, Mariner w. Nier.
rill, Anthem ii. Lund, and Abraham
IL. Cannon.
Patriarch to tho Church-John
Smith.
OF the First Seven Presidents Of the
eventies--ScymOur II. Young, g. ID.
FJeldated, John Morgan, u. IL.
Roberts, George Reynolds and iona.
than Golden Kimbhll; the Presiding
MISREPRESENTATION II. Ifeston, Robert
r. Burton, aud John IL. Winder. Pres.
idcnls OF Stakes and CounsolDrs aud
other officials Of tho Church also 90.
cuplcd this platform. The stand was
elevated about eight feet above the
level Of the gtound. LIS base was
decorated with national bunting.
To the LEFT NJ the main stand was n
platform occupied by the Tabernacle
choir.
Near the southeast corner Of the
position occupied by the general
authorities was another stand. IL was
also decorated with national bunting.
This platform was occupied by Elder
stephens, conductor, aud Joseph j.
Dayncs, organlst.
Held's band occupied position i'm.
modiately east Of the choir.
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wednesday. April a. !
FRAGMENTS.

- c,,.,,,, ,,,rS i.snel a mar.
wv N'. ~ ue,,iav,tn I'd Neck and
infgq ''v' Noison.
- ,...,.,. b, uie pis,ric.
gupvh N.'..,.,,,,,,, set another large
iouIt .ns ~ .',.,'7'
Hiay VI Wv"
'ruE stars and Stripes waved pfouily
oycr all the "Mormun" business hipchH
ofthiS Guy 'ou'y'
J.. n. Dolly has been elected chairman
of tho Territorial Board Of Equali1auohi
j. j. Thomas is secretary.
,..t,.... ,t,,.,,,o, WA
JACK thh-b, n9s,' ,.'l Z, wv iinser
arrested ~ hooI VII ~ ~
on "eh"'soo' p'''' '"'''
PcKPockLis Wsio inu Nv. I,,,' ~ ~
Ing their Nocailon u ,l,.l. ,s,,,,,',,
eral cases OF s'eAiiiB WIN
rxrny pn.senRer train arriving In thla
,,,,. ,a,lav ,yaa dlted to oycrilnwing with
ne3rio w,hornmr to witness the capstone
,no,yIc.s
49,. ...,t,,, Of ina
Sal, Iats INV Prcss club viii meet
tnnipht. A fnll attendance Ia desired az
in,nortant business il to be transacted.
-. -, amor,
w. q. NHhhhhh to99y un'u,V,
his duties ~ deputy coileetpi a.. ~ ~ ~
revenues for mo tcnui dislnion y. ~
district OF Montana Whloh e"'p'"''' Wv
Territory OF ulah'
coS.,pruAut.r interest was manifested
an, ~, s,,,cta over tho election In lihodo
Islsnd today. Tho Democrats arc parilc-
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Personal.

Joseph Judd, a we'll known Manu Do
mocrat, ~ In the city.
q. W. Nibloy, secretary OF the oregon
lunbor Company, of Logan, Is stopping
ut the Tompleton.
John Gillespie. q we'll known Tooolc
citizen, il in the city attending con-
ference.
Bishop Thomas Akin, oi tho same
place, IL In salt Lake for u similar pur-
pose.
Judge symeS. Of Denver. l. In salt
Lake on business. lie IL stopping ~ tho
Knutsiord.
Colonel u. q. Dodge IL expected to ar
rive la this city tomorrow, from Denver.
General Traffic Manager Sage, u the
Rock Island Railway, ia at the knuis'
ford.
William Mailernan, Of scribncr & Sons,
New York, Is at the Tomplc,on.
John Pack, manager Of the kAmns
coop, IN among the host OF Conference
visitors.
n. T.. Diego. n representative Of the 50.
Louis Giobc- Democrat, IL at the Whlto
House.
Following are some Of tho Tcmplolon
arrivals. A. o. Smont, IT,, Provo; a. H..
snow, Brigham; j. ID. JoncS and family,
Provo; g. 4. Richmond aud wife and IL.
W. Shurilin, Ogden Mrs. l.. \. West,
Pocatcllo.
DR., lBrocken, OF springvllle, is at the
Continental.
d. q. Robbins, OF Emory county, IL Mt
the GIN House.
W. Il. Hay, u prominent ponyer con-
tractor u the Rio tirando Western, IA ut
the Walker House.
sheriff Belnap and wife arc guests at the
Cullen.
Manager Snow. ~ the brigham city
Opera House, Is at tho Morgan.
J. II. berry and party. OF Chicago. are
stopping NJ the Tcmple.un, ON tour
across the continent,
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OGDEN OCCURRENCES.
The Trlplets Uncarcd FORA Bold
liurglary.-0ther Hens.

william Roberts was last evening
taken to the county jail by the sheriff
for aafe keeping TIL his condition OF
mind can be examined as to his sanity.
Roberts was formerly employed as a
cook at the Broom hotel.
The Standard 10 oredlbly informed
that Mrs. Kate Shields, tho mother Of
the young triplets, girl babies, IL
obliged, from straitened circumstance,
to take the little girls around for OK.
hlbiIion, to earn money to support her.
self and tho little ones. The father Of
the little ones has not shown up since
sthe birth OF the triplets.
A civil action for damages has been
Instituted by Robert Baird OC this city
against the Western Union Telegraph
company to recover the sum OF s2b,-
900 ~ compensation for damages done
the plaintiff by an employe OF the de-
ienuant on Twenty fourth street the
9th day Of last March by reason OF the
carelo-suoss anu negligence Of said
deienuaups omplOye.
At I O'Clock yesterday morning n
bold burglar entered the house Of
| Thomas Bgllantyne. At that time
Mrs. Ballantyue was awakened by the
baby stirring, aud rising she was Civ
| ing her attention Ia tho child when
by the electric light Ginning In tho
dining room, SHE saw = man peel
| round the door way.
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President Joseph Z. smiihi
O God. our yculy Father we DO
sif. % draw near unto Thee az tiil-
momppt and oHer unto Thee The
I nf,tIiuas ofour hearts for this pleasant
aud blessed opportunity thht We vuinj
/ n assembling ourselves i1Erihlr on
THE the alxiy.stcoud ANNIVERSARY uI
[ tho organization % Fly Chutoh lu the
/ earth in the di.tcuHatinu N the iulutts
/ Of times. We thank Thee dat 0u ihll
occasion We arc uefmittcd aud paw.
I lcrrd b. 10y thu capstOne Of thi- ulild.
I ing which we have teen Permitted
~ erect thus far unto the name VI Gnd,
our Father In heaven. Aud We ifay
thee, o Father, ln the nnfue W JCsus
Christ, Thy San, that Thou viii tchoid
~ In mercy on ibis occ0 Ion, aud ne
cent OF our dedication ~ ourselves, oi
our iabors, Of MI that We have aud are
upon tteenrih,u unto Thrr, tue Lord uur
God; for we desire 10 he Thine,
and We desire that Thou wilt nc'
cont OF a. aui acknowledge uh
a. Thy children aud that We may feel
In our hearts that our Hives and our
course Of action ere acceptable unto
Thee. We feel, Heavenly Father, TO
dedicate unto Thee nj this time the
csIstone OF this Temple. That we are
permitted to lay II this day, we are
gtateiul to Thee, and thus iinihh the
laying Of the stones of this building,
which has been for thifty.nine yetiH
in the coutae Of IT, erection. We thank
Thee for the privilege. We pray Hhcc
10 sAuctify thlssefvico 10 our good. May
Ii 30 down In the memories OF thusu
that are assembled here, and may " be
retained In the momOrito Of the young
the children that nrc here IN our
miist-that they may carry u 10 their
latest day. We thank Thee that there
arc few OF rs here that were pfivi'
legged to behold the laying Of tue COT.
uer stones of this building, md that
Thou hast preserved ~ through years
that have passed ana brought us 20
this pfesent time under 30 favorable
circumstances NJ those which surrOunu
US. Bless this vast congregation oil
people; pour out Thy Holy spirit upon
Them, may they have the spirit or
ODD to dwell In their huart-, aud may
the lOvcoi truth aotuato them IN all thht
they DO from this time forth aud Tor
over. Bless the wOihmen that have
lahOred upon this Temple; bless those
that shall be Immediately engaged In
laying the capstone; bless rhinn
nge1 servant President Woodruff,
aud sanCtlty 10 him the honor
which Is due unto him, .
God, Of laying tho capstonc
by the fundamentally Of cleo.
lrlciiy ,ihnt great agency, the discovery
Of which has been granted unto the
people Of this generation.
VIZ ask Thee, Heavenly Fathor,n now
TO accept Of ", aud 20 accept Of our
services, for all that we do we desire
10 do IN Thy name, and 20 Thy names
honor and glory aud TO our salvntiOn.
We dedicate ourselves unto Thee.
Accept Of US we pray Thee and
-anctify unto US every dispensation Of
Thy providence, and help US to $50
and acknowledge Thy hand cheer
fully In all things.
Allot which we ask Ia the name Of
Jesus Christ, our Rodeemer. Amen.
Tho choir sang;
Grant " peace.
Architect Joseph Don Carlos Young
shouted from the top Of the Temple:
"rhe cap-stono Is now ready to be
laid"
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II was announced that this plate
would be- laid IN with the cap-stone,
together with the following articles:
Book OF Mormon, Book OF Doctrine
and Covenants, Voice Of Warning,
SpeucoI's Letters, Kuy to Theology,
LYNN Book, Bible, Compendium,
Pearl Of Great PFice, and some other
books; also photographs OF joseph aud
Hyrum Smith, Brigham Young, John
Taylor, MILFORD Woodruff, George q.
Cannon and Joseph n. Smith, aud a
photograph of the Salt Lake Temple ~
II now stands, etc.
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Tho ANNUAL CONFERENCE SALE at tho
Peoples Equitable Coop. Association

Z q Main Sroot from March 2sth to April I2 1902.
Headquarters for Conference Visitors. Wo have i'm
menso Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing. Hate, Shoes.
corios, etc, to select from.
$4,000 worth OF Mems Youths. Boys and Chlldron's
Clothing Will DO sold at loss price than other
In tho CITY.
Our Shoe Departments complete In Mems Boys, La
dies, Misses and Chldrens Shoes Our prices viii sat
isty ali who come.
Standard Prints 30 designs, cut from fun pieces mo
rennans) at Sc yard regular price twovo yards
SLoo 5-b. lunches best Carpet Warp 5l3O bunch.
Boys Shirt Waists IN ndgos and Fannelettos 25coach.
We cannot hero onumorate the many Bargains wo
havo 20 offor, but invite examination our goo'ts and
prices at tho Z. Coop noNt to zons Savings Bank.
Il. ). FOULGER, Man lger.
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The monthly music recital given by
the pupils Of Prof Karl Hin last night
Mt G2 w. Second south was an un.
qualified success. The exercises con.
sisted OF ! numbers, ami were rendered
under the direction Of the Professor,
who also gave plano solo which
brought forth an encore. Several en-
cores Of the various numbers Were de.
msnded and given. The parlors were
crowded with tho friends and acqualn-
tanees OF the pupils, and they were
highly delighted with the periorman-
.es. Some Of the renditl0ns ranked far
above the efforts of average pupils.
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PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
A Temporary Organization Effected
Committees AppOInted.-Namrs OF
Drlegates.-Ionlgllt's Banquet.

a permanent organization Of tho
fiut annual Pharmaceutical Assocla.
ton Of Utah was effected al the meet.
ing Of the druggists at the Knutsford
last evening by the election Of DIR. +.
A. Druehl, Of this city, as president.
L.U. King, Of Provo, vice president.
and Clarence Mccoy, Of this city, as
secretary.
Sandy-C. j. Schmidt.
CoalVule--J. L. Boydon.
Logan. II. Bishop, u. T.. Rltor,
Ephraim City-ll. Z. Larson.
Oasis-S. II. Alexander.
Mount plcnsant-C. H. Hanpshire
Nephl-G. II. ScrOgges.
Blnram- 1avoy.
Smlihneld a Smith.
Brigham Citv--W, A. Wade
Park Clty--W. 5. Sharp, VIM. Brothers
Murray-Jnmcs Marriott
ogden VIM. Goddins, II. \. WnlLor.
Joseph Wallace, :. =. Ash, T.. u. llurl-
bolt, +. g. Schrann, J. ,. Driver.
proyo--L. Y. King. L. $. uynos, II. s.
| Pyne, Dr. G. T.. Shnobrllgo.
Spanish Fork H. H. Sorley.
sprlngvillo--C Il. Fmneholl, G. j.
Peterson.
Payson- John Qulgloy.
Richnrll-ll. X. NOlll
Pleasant Giovc-R. NJ, Rodgers.
llober CIV II. iiridoc.
Hooper Clty--F. A. King.
lienyoF.--GroTrO II. i'onnlmOrO.
American Fork j. y. Roberts, Thco,
| Steele, j. Is. Cooper.
! salt Lake-M. y. Shpner, j. y. O'Con-
| nor, W. A. Neldcn, q. II. McUOy, y. A.
| nliohl, D. Iurngron, a. q. SmiIh. q. a.
| Bruce, i. H. fuhow, T.. A. Scarf, G. 4
| Johnson, Ffod IN q. H., Simpson, l., T.
Robinson, h. Bayley, }. l.. Franklin, +
| q. Gilds, j, W. iiegnor, u. b. Gray, A.
| llullond0r, J.. -. Gues, ". -. Walker, o
| a., Hemingway, G. II. Lewis, Geo a
Kn0N, 80. McNa!y, a. n. Tuy lor, q. T..
| Wright, \. 4, Nlohhin, ". .. Layulpu, j
q, Allen, G., H. Sokea.
An interesting Programme wa
rendered duriug the Jay. The whOl
hlIit will terminate with u banquet a
Tue kuulalord tonight
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said: six months ag8--ii was last DC.
tobcf-- President Woodruff expire cd,
In a council of tire Proficiency OF tie
Church anu the presiding authorities
o. the Stakes aud wards that he dc.
sirct To live 10 SEQ the dedication u
this Temple. IL was thu fccliug in the
hearts OF the brethren prcsunt that an
effort should be- made 10 accomplish
that work. Next Apfil 1t viii hc just
i0tty year, from the lime 81 the lhyiug
OF the corner.sl0n,s Of this Femplc,hnd
! have a RESOLUTION to OTTER "a embed
Israel today which embraces the
ground covered Ivy resolution sug.
gtsied by our Brother Willard
Young;
REsoLuTIoS.
Believing that the ius,usiions % Pres
idont MoOdruU, respecting tho onriy
completion OF the SAT- Lake Tomplo, IL
the word Of the lord unto rs, propose
that THIS Risemhlagc Pledge thonisolycs,
collectively and Individually, 70 furnish,
~ last M it may be- needed, NIL tue money
that may be required Co complete the
Temple at the earliest limo possible, ~
that tho dedication may ako place on
Nprli Nlh, lNAi.
Brother Lyman then slated that he
would head subscription list with n
donation Of one thousand dollars b
aid In the attainment Of the object tx.
pressed Ia the resolution.
Music by tho band.
Closing anthem by tho tabernacle
ohOir-"Song Of the Redeemed" COM
posed by Evan stephens.
nENEbiCIt0S.
President George q. Cannon then
pronounced tho bencdieilon as follows:
80 God, our Eternal Father, accept
all our proceedings this day. Let Thy
blessing descend upon this people and
upon all that we have done, anu grant
that tho Holy Ghost may rest down
uron every one Of ~, aud upon all the
honest IN heart everywhere. Bless this
entire people from north TO south aud
from east 70 west, ami the honest In
heart throughout the earth, which We
ak In the name OF Jesus, bcseeehlng
Thee to dismiss IA with Thy peace, IN
llis name. Anon.
Conference was declared adjourned
for Blk months.
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THE "GOLD.DuST" FAKIR
And Ills Caplor' Fail 10 Appear Ia
Court this Morning.


4 good many people were disappolnt.
ed at the non.appenrauco OF Gordon,
somewhat famed for n recent arrival,
In the District Court this morning rs
per previous arrangement. Promptly
upon the dying away Of the call to
order, tho non ,s' Individuals attorney
arose with papers In hand aud proceed.
ed 10 stnie to Judge Anderson sub.
stnutlalIy the circumstances aioro out.
lined aud asked that tho time for
showing up be extended twenty.iour
hour. This was granted nnd the
interest In the matter slmmered slowly
hut surely down.
The whole Transaction Ia looked on
by many rs peculiar, II not In some
Tespc. u humorous. Hero II man
arrested on n qunsi.oillcial letter having
none q the elements OF q fequisition
OF anything Of that nature; his attorney
vainly seeks 10 come within range Of
the resonant tones VI hls smiles, and
+ cluded ut every poiut. The prisoner
IL literally Tailroadcd out OF the way,
the attorney IN hot pursuit but every
trip on the wrong scent, sometimes,
no doubt, passing each other while
going ~ opposite directions. Giving
this method OF procedure up rs a for
lorn hope, the man Of law applies for
aud receives an order Tor the occulted
Individual, sRld order bearing the
pondefous tohl Of the District Court
and not 10 be- dlsOboyod; but what
Rvalloth mn order TO any one II II II
not served on him or them In ZONE
manner? That is the way matters
stood at latest advicee.
Meantime, idlcness IL not being
prnctlced and we will suo what turns
up tomorrow morning.
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The nu mbor Of people who attend
ed the ceremonies and VINO wuru On
the grounds was probably about 10000,
besides many thousands more who
crow ied thb adjoining streets and
covered every building IN the vicinity
from which view Of the interior Of
the Temple Block could be- obtained.
The ontiro scene was imposing, pre-.
eentiug n spectacle that has not been
duplicated on this continent IN mod e
crn times. IL must have made an I'M
preston ON the people who Witnessed
especially the participants Ia the
cutemunies-thntw viii never be tilaced
from thclg memory.
THE STATUE or MoRoNf.
The work OF surm0unllng the cap.
stone with the figure representing The
Angel Moroni was proceeded with after
the ceremonies. Thi- figure Is Of
gigantic proportion, being twelve feet
five and q half inches In height. The
Idea conveyed by the statue Is that Of u
herald, or messenger, la the act Of
blowing a trumpet, An embodiment "
the fact Of MorOni bringing the Gospel
to the earth In this l.tter-day dispense
ton. II Ia made Of - hammered cop
yer, and was constructed by W. H..
Mullens * Co., OF salem, Ohio, after u
model by Mr.. q. l.. Dallin, Of this city.
The figuro Is admirably proporiioned,
and ~ pose Is graceful. IL Il gilded
with pure gold leaf, and surmounting
liz crown Is an lucandcscent lamp Of
one hundred oaudle-powor. IL was
placed In position mud was unveiled ut
ten minutes past O'Clock. Its elect ia
beautiful.
THE FINALS.
The ornamental terminals are being
placed upon all Of the towers Of the
| Temple, with the exception OF the
middle one on the east eud Of the
structure, which is surmouutod by the
statue OF the angel. Tho largest OF
tho i've finals Is on the middle tower
| Of the west end Of the building. IL IL
twelve feet In height. Those which
| will adOrn the towers 81 tho four cor.
neis aTe ten feet Ia height. All Oi
them arc handsome, aud will give
these elevated points Of the building
an appropriate finish. They are made
" sixteen hammered copper, ana are
| the hanllwoIk " Samuel Backman, of
this city, u skilled workman In metals.
These ornamental finishes are being
fastened into the capstOnes OF the
towers by means Of iron rode, which
reach 10 an insulating Joint, about
half way w the Interior 81 the finals,
Each OF the latter IL gildei with pure
gold leaf, and has attached TO It eight
One hundred oandle-powor iucnn.
descent lamps. There being Ave Of
these ornaments, the illumination they
will afford In the aggregate viii lie
1000 candle power. When all Of them
small bs lighted and combined with n
one hundred candle-pDwer lamp,
which will be- suspended over the
crown OF the figure representing the
Angel Moroni, the effect will bo most
brilliant and beautiful.
JOIS NICHOLSON,
Clerk Of Conference.