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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

dust: il lost they could never be re-
placed. and not a day too soon was the
solution Of the problem Of their preser-
walton reached
Al the records Of the volunteer armies
are tiled in the record and pension Office
81 the war department. This Office
should no: be COMPOUNDED with the
pension of.icc of the interior depart
ment, with which II has no connection
The adjudicationo Of pension claims is the
work Of the pension Office. With that
class of work the record and pension Of
Gee Of the war department has nothing
To do further than To furnish 10 the
commissioner of pensions the histories
II soldiers in order that their claims
may be adjudicated.
In one Of the rooms of the record and
pension office saw a small basket fast
cned against the wall IL contained
=omc dozens of decayina bits Of paper.
Col AirSworth. chief Of the Office. lifted
them gently. They ran through his An
GERS and fell like dead leaves into the
basket
These are fragments of soldiers rec
or.'s." saidhe Every one of them bears
a soldiers name or some essential part
Of a soldiers story. They will be taken
from this basket, and with infinite care
put together like the pieces OF a child's
puzzle. II can be done; II has been
done In many cases which looked as
hopeless as this. Then the facts which
they disclose will be preserved in clearer
form and forever"
The wonderful system which makes
this possible may be appreciated when
one learns that there are about thirty
million separate entries relating
to over two million persons in
the original war. records. that two
or three or perhaps hundred
~ them may refer To a single soldier.
that these were in the first place scat
tered as II for the purpose II concealing
them. and that to-day II H. as easy To-
find ell Of them which bear upon a
single case a. IL is 10 turn 10 mans
name In the directory
This amazing triumph Of method has
been accomplished without the expendi-
tnre Of an extra dollar by the goytrn.
r1ent OF the addition Of a man "a the
clerical force. II is simply an illnstra-
ton ~ the value 81 an idea. which was
evolved independently and developed
into great system by the present chief
81 the record and pension Office long DC
fore any other successful application OF
either The idea or the system Is know q
20 have been made. After Col Aims
worth had demonstrated that the
method devised by him was not only
perfectly adapted "a the reproduction
aud preservation 81 old records. bat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

p.>sltlon ~ the A'~xantris aud Tie
sthsr vessels n the sect AID prepared
. pl1a sy ~aieh % d~Fk might hs wss
- lest to~a tie river II anal boat
sai Anehor within . short distance Il
Tho Ai~x2Gssr12 with xrspfisng Above
tha shlp lie ~.s :, be provided with
cork tsssst all exp>cted o. lie aide 20
gen under the ships bow without being
nufioet snd f.zt<n torpedo containing
ons hun1<st pounAs II high explosives
~ the cham cable. IL vas then planned
for the chaplain - BE hsoied lack ~ .
rope which be Wa ~ carry with him -
s~o haodred yards n tho AlsxSndr,A.
VIXEN DC ~as - PsIl the sock strang And
explode the torpedo.
The arrangements were - carefully
made that The chaplain suli thinks no
would have been swcce.sf,al hAi the
enemy not blown ap their own ships In
order - prevent their capture.
Reference - tAis heroic intention Wa
ns.ie BY Capt William q. Temple. now
Adnrsi Temple. IN = letter - seerc-
s&ry Of the Navy Robson
''on one occasion. upon Chaplain
Ksne's own application. sAii be, "Ad-
mirAi Porter authorized me - organize
an sxpcdision for the destruction u the
froncIsds Ia the James river. and he
actually rcconnoitered their position
several time. by himself At very eonsid-
cradle personal rssk When his prep
srsuons were tu>t about completed
the confedsrates DESTROYED their iron
elssr, which deprived him of the oppor-
tunirv for distinction which success
fal attempt would have secured him"
Al snothsr tune Admiral Temple. in
WHITING 81 Chaplain Kane. said that he
found him at al times for religious ar
desperate enterprises equally ready 10
pr-seh the Gospel or lead forlorn
hops IN the euemy's breastworks
j. w. SrEvESsoN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

A Twenty-sixth ward citizen who
~As raising hne hog in the rear Of his
residence was notified by the board Of
health q remove the animal outside the
city limits. Not Wishing 70 move and
thinking the hog VAS not fat enough to
kil. he sent word - colored man who
had small farm in Montgomery coun-
" - take the pig 10 his place until IL
ans fat enough 10 kin. agreeing 10 give
one-half ~ The carrass for his trouble
Ssrn took the hog home. and the newt
raSrning brought half Of Il back u the
Nansyunser.
Why. sam. said The owner. II told
you 10 hep that hog until IL was "a, =
He war "a; enough for me sab. dars
20 hat. replied sam Philadelphia
Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
UNCLE SANS OFFICES
How ss~s 81 Them Have Been ostAfneA
~ Persistent Sesksra

How ssus 81 Them Have been ostAfneA
~ fsr.isteat seeker.
People sometimes obtain work from
Uncle sam In peculiar ways Not so
very long ago a pce,ess 81 passion in a
Ear western state became an ohice-scek-
er. adopting novel method OF pursuing
her object She appealed 10 United
States senator. bombarding him with
poetry by mail Once week regularly
he received from her long letter in the
shape Of poem. Sometimes he got
two week The poetry was proba-
bly, the wors; that any poetess of pas
sion had ever produced. Az first he
paid no attention 10 IN. but. az length.
IL began 20 prey upon his mind. When
this sort Of thing had gone on for ivcor
six months he became desperate So
finally he wrote 10 her. saying:
'Your poems have proved TO me that
you arr unfit FOR any public Office. New
ertheless. IL you viii cease writing and
sending them 10 me l will get you a
Job" And he did. Ii Is recorded that
y man appointed sixth auditor OF the
treasury. subject 10 examination. was
asked "a state the distance OF the moon
from the earth His written answer
was 6mply: Not near enough 10 affect
the functions Of a sixth auditor" He
passed. 80 did another who. being ex-
amincd for employment in tho treasury.
was asked how many soldiers England
sent 20 this country during the revo-
luton His answer was: "A - sight
more than ever got back. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
GRAND RAPIDs HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH H. 1914

properly called an 1Diex resaora card
its vAlur ran ee told ia = WORT IN
de- she aiEf fsethei TIE two hsadro,s
and eighty clerks engaged ia making
reports from the hospital records fsr
use In the >~ttieineat ~ pension and
other claims could nssle na snos~ than
one hundred sad t:fsy such reports a
siav On the average. From Tie index
record carts ferfy men can answer onc
Thousand calls a DAP. Formerly the
answers were far frern eo1nplete. often
tho most important fact Wa missing.
the fact that would have given a si.-
serving pcr>en p<nsion or asnled one
u n, lssipossor. Now every matter II
rr,or.i i shown IA every cssc. Then
from three 10 sss months was the time
required for any call - be answered
Now IL il usually done on the day re-
eeivcd
When the hospital records had been
nearly all transferred IN the cards. The
record aud pension division ~ the sur
geon generals ofiiee-in ~ hieh the work
had been ssone-wss consolidated with
several divisions II the adjussnt gen
.ral'. ofice. where the military records
were died. and Cod. Ainsworth was
placed In charge 81 the whole. tie WA.
aud still j.. directly under the secretary
OF wsr and responsible 10 him alone.
Al that time the work Of the medical
section was up 10 dais But In the 9TH
er divisions the enormous number OF
cases on hand seemed Ia block all ef-
forts 20 bring order out OF chaos There
were forty thousand cases % all kinds
awaiting action. Two-thirds Of them
were calls from the commissioner Of
pensions The remainder were from
the second auditor for information re-
ia,ing to claims for back pay and
bounty or other matters necexsitating
search Of the mutilated and decaying
rolls or other military records.
Then the vast military records were
treated In the same way. The present
record and pension Office was created
by executive order in 1859. IL was thus
at first dependent upon executive au-
thority for It's continuance. but on May
0. is92. II was given permanent esiab-
lishment "a an independent bureau by
On act OF congress. and Col Ainsworih
was appointed and commissioned as is
chief The military records were cardcd
by states. At present there remains
some work 10 be done upon Ohio. In
diana and Illinois II will soon be fin
ished. The carding Is being done in
the old Ford theater, where Lincoln
was shot About Ave hundred clerks
arc there employed, and casual glance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
FOR BOYS IN BLUE
The Greatest Work Of TabuIat'oa
Ever Attempted.
RECORDS OF OUR SOLDIERS
4 Dincals Problem solved The
Carver NJ Any Man in the Vsion
Arsas Can he Assertaine<t.

The moss rcrnarkanir feat Of system.
,zstiun ever brought - success per
hsps the best ulnstFatioa 81 the power
of method ia human Affairs now
near completion In one 81 tho depart
ments Of the general government. An
idea which will save eight hundred
thousand dollars a year "a the nation.
which has preserved vast and insalu-
able records aud has made minutes
worth days Ia the administration ~ an
importsn, branch Of the national at
fair. Is certainly . matter Of every
tody's concern.
The preservation Of the records re-
fcrrcd u. II nothing else had been 40
complishsd. l. 40 important that II
may De called absolutely Indispensable.
fsr those records are the individual his
tories Of The union forces IN the war Of
The rebellion. They were crumeling "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

w olIer enc hutdfei dollars reward
fsf al, rase "a cataffh that cannot -
cured ~ Hsil's t'aiaffh Cure
- CnsSf 4 Co irv~ Tole,ia. .
Ne The upsis fsssn esi has, known u
, Cheney 81 ghf lasf hfteen Years. aad
believe hsm peri SIS honorable ~ AL
faslnesz tfaHssliion and iinsneiaiis able
IS carry eps anN stli2stsnn ussle l.,
fhfi. tlIsD
Nf~r1 Ifs AZ Wholesale lru2kssi
1sl.-,la q N.liasa. ktNSAN Mas
4ts wholesale slfaek ssis. lele.8e a
naiis taiflfh 1ufe - fskse internal
n acting directly ntrsu tte lfsJ afd
saa.st.s .ntftsses - fts sssiefn P1ite
pr l-tiie Ssdd ~ ~ druggists.
Ifsfin.ahiaia free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

A bright woman who has said god
~ 20 youth. tut - making ont extreme
IL ~sii on the aftermath. has success
fully solved the problem - qa-nchinz
other wumen'> inquiries si,h regard 10
her agr Whenever a woman has she
sssnrauc- - ask m~ What ms az Il.
sbe explained. 4 assays beam npen
her and icanediafsiy exrlai,n. Oh. my
dear Riri. I sra great deal older thar
yaa are whole ysar - its-f Ard
th<-a hsfera sar can flssi t.fae ar hfsath
fer anoihsr question. | A.it Anf. b.
til~ sag vhas = Your exact age. ti~af1
The wemAn taken ~ surprise. lies he
roifaliy Aud consequently maArs ne
ogs At iea@t Eve gar younger thar
wcaid haze dArea - make ngse . ~
..r-ris Ma@efie~
CeA~ss-~ Frap~rti~. - c~ia.
Fenpi< seen - wan,ser Why 8easists
~ rold Ia SLING teeth. said practical
siesstlss. Ferentia A - vsii ksossa
silver wauid fesist ibe sfids fsafi in
ne aouth quite e. ~eil sad have
t~ta sxke.i AZ ieesf srrrf4 finses shy
"a zee nee stivf~ n f.oss whs srs
80 snsieus - essf sep<r.aens 90 tbs
a~ptssts soald cay sssfy nrz.ihrEy
shsy ~ooia nad That ne rvssen -
sss,plor only soif - tbst q - liz
eniq meta that So Sell ~hiie eslsl
sl~eF ssli pot - -. 49, 80 saythinz
el~e The et4esise properties q 80
f.-rtsv s.e,eth AID <ieaf !. II Are sstsu-
izhinF ~ pea tsks = sf.cet a sid
~ snf - IS f2l3 sp-,1 sfscsles. Beth
sili ~ - arsHly tlsss.t tk-t = ~iil ~
iFsp-p<sie - separate thesh IA = this
p<pF~fss tA@t o.@ls~s go - ssiszbls
- fsntists ssi sot De asstfs % sar
<r-s.< sk4lA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

THK Hsssfp - stili supplying ito reed
ers with the ise2 come IT sIon In Chi
csgo they are being held ut 81 30 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Are 20 bear the figures 1922 1919 instead
Of 1922 is92 as those already coined
are dated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
The Weather Around.

The following rcplr. has teen iu.-
uishvi to the NEwo today ~ the
Desefot Telegraph company, dated
December 29.t.
Paris, Gdaho-Clcar aud cold; about
3 Inches snow.
Franklin, Idaho Cllar aud lovely;
ABOUT lngutB hu9w.
LogaL-Fiuo AMI warn; about .
ipCItH snow.
Br'gham-Clcsr snlW auJl,O incl e.
Ou level.
Osien-Clear and coll. Snow abou.
seven iuchu-.
iuv.-GIluud covered with suow
uui mt.Iug nr.; cloudy.
uytuu---tJrmy 10 morning, BuIW
Two inches AMI COLI.
NrIh.-inl ABOUT eighteen ucHt.
slyW in.5 ten inches now On t.r
sr1utu, s'Il tuUWiup, 10 .l.4 a V
g0Ud sIvirlug.
bciGio-auowod little lat nigh,, cls z
anl C.ii NOW. GfUuIu covered ana
silll showing.
Fnm0rl-5-0wui about two .nchcs,
now clear aui uJla.
kulUth- Bugu showing thls morn.
ing but looks a. though breaking aNai;
SNOW about slA iuCn,s.
B,ayci-J.uIy quito cold; irJEs
hati lhsl bigu.j SAW Hb5u, i've iuuIrs
now.
Minouvillc-5now reported near o.
iOHtu.Cp thls morning.
farJean o. Cloudy; showed this
muiuiHg, mJfu. snow comm ultUuru
tIftc ana i0ur inche5 now.
Cedar Cliy snow uJ5u, i've inghei,
cloudy NuJ vtgy cold.
lgu 8ofvlllu-ClCar AMI col fr.gt
hsfI iast H.Euf.
g. Gs9rge-uiear anJ c3li; heavy
ifOs. lnst LIgh..
Pine Vale! About thtol feet Of
Snow this morning.
hUarJu--lt ls clear buI very col
hluus uAu 600. % snow.
flJcar, Nuv.-Clcar Ruj cold Wit
eight luunu- ui SNOW.
kaua0-Clear anu cold; six inches
o. SNOW,
M0HrJc--AbOulthgoe Inches ofsuuw;
s,ill falling.
ssllua - s.o'ming oil dog; ab1u,
,hfvu itchru ui tnIw now.
Guuu's.u--tl1u1g; been showing;
tHu iuchre on Ire grluud nov.
Munti-JlUujy; been buJWln l; about
TIRES iaChDs now.
Spfiug Cny-A Tout seven inches Of
SNOW aud stili showing hard.
Moroui-AbUut i4ug Inches OF snow
showing now.
ML Notwithstanding aud abOu
tix inches deer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

Wurro1s, J1.crh s.. UHIHn and hatr T.
yuIu1t aHluuw uuerI 300 delivered Do D.. %
Hole, trustee. 90 frH H.I| 900 llU." NHN HIIIU
bearing laIu iHU IIHt HHT Ht NuN.WHUT h,uf
lsTIs Hul recorded .u zoe tUUHIItI once
rHIt LfLu county, lI"N, Iu BOO. 20 Hi
NurEirrs. 900 N1F.H l.H..H|. Sand .l. of lUH
John II. Muller, or uIHU., 90 tur Indebted.
utHH iu HaIu uu.t NI.i Hr.rriNtl. iur
tnu sum of Two lIIu.IHu U- 900
uul .1rs lui Interest IIr. .Hu 10. tsc rate Ul geo
uyr cont per uuuuu. II'H aHi iHIuItHIr
sHu UHl HIy one hrHr. INU doc. inUIg|f Do
Sew NuIL liii, aut evidenced HF sUgrt.Il NHt
HuI executed uy .alI joseph A AIurIlH aHd
IaI. o. Mu|lu. SAID tHuHf utUl M. upon IHH
following dgsglnr1 Ir'HHc., situate u tHu
rnu I,rIiure ui UtIu. tu.WIt. Ue.iraIu. ai
thr southwest ruuUr ut lut four COB. bloc.
tnilF .uNu .s4I, plat "b' SAKE la.r tltr .ur
fN tI role irrl0r Wg't hfr .'l rH.H, ihtl.y
fuuiH sIA .rI rufs .u place OF beginning.
Ald ulCrDHH.il b. PROVIDED boz .ld trust
deed among other THUGS, tnHt Boz rAHH default
hr made 90 payment ui either ui faId bond,
note. IudtutuiutHH or WUntyH ufUr,iuII,
secured uy suId iruHl decd. ur 90 .ac tHN"H ur
a.srr. mrnlh therein WgNl unul, oI IN ulHv ul
tho nIrlrn co., srl ui iHr covenant. ihyr1H
rlUI4 uru. Iu IA. EtU. nod performed %" IHI
iHa tfs u. flIs tfuH decd, tHru H.fI trustee ur
hIssu.H...urIH trust Hhu HcI a.u dispose ul
FHil uFr4IHHr A.U UNrTf part thereof HHI 3D.
lhH IIaut use, Ntuvlt luI equity urIrIrWrs
uUu OF tUH ua.tsH 90 falI |uHt decd.
thur uyiu and as.IauH uvftla tuI.
ever. rWUr 100 Hnlss ur iH .parltr Ilf"r.H,
Goo. at IuHIIU auction Ht u.r irIat door 90. IUr
count huuHulu rue Huauif ui r.It iH.u, auu
be- rprr uHlu lNo notice uf SUCH sl'u, iHr lHg
H.HLysi HuI UU.t Uu.u iIu s.WH utI Nuu. 100
each. alter E'tul irInE aa.H iItNiNur uHuU.s
of such cole, HH UahIl .lHu lu arF HuWHgtUrr
20 Jed b. 3D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
Uneolleciible Taxes. Eic.

a special hrasiln OF the county court
began At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
i'r the purpose Of arranging Tor a us,.
t.ement with l.. O. Hardy, cx.c0uuiy
collector Alter len,hy dlscus,l5u b
vas resolved ihae Whereas the Cx.
county collector has flsI with the
county court let Of taxes appearing
upon thu assussmcnt roll u the year
1899, Of salt Lake county, WHOM the
ctutt now hnda 9 br Tor various tUa.
sons uuoUilucuuie; anu whereas ne has
also filcu with thu court list OF Iatce,F
VI realty cold tor Celiiqurlt t14ra OF
tho year 1902, and Tor .acE % bldG,tt
slfucE % 10 the probate Judge To uurt
for said cJuuiI, together with the
amount ui iHxtH assessed against each
VI saii Inicrls anu costs incurred iu
Advertising Inc same for the talo nuu
for tho ig,uiug oi certificates ~ sale,
ho 10 feu3iygl that Lots hereby given
credit iu bis Diiicibl Hccguais Win
salt Lake county for the follow ins
account:
On T.r amount Of said urcolIeclib.r
iaNvs, s5iI.iI.
~ The amour, Of said taxes asio'srd
against said properties struck OIL 90 the
probate judge, So UjjOl.
90 the costs 10 ualu II said snlgs u
the PROBATE Judge, being Tor adyuiiis.
ing each parcel ot realty ~ the gr'
liuquent tax lists, 10 wit, D2i parcels Al
ODE each, sij!.
90 to- ers Tor filing In the county
ttCossci's uliico duplicates u each pi
sad certificates OF tglrs made 90 the
rr'h,,r Judge, TO Wit, y2iH; 5lc each,
Ssg2.
i1J For making each original cOr,if.
cato fur each Of said sales 10 the pr
bate Judge nj tho rats OF .ic per iul!u
Tor 100 words, SjuS2.
IL was also resolved that the *.
collector II entitled also IA tue settle.
mems Of his accounts with the Terri
tory aud school districts 10 credit ior Ia,
lncollocublc Territorial, Territorial
school and special iaNr' Included in
said schedule OF unc IllUctible taxes.
Further, the county clar was uu
thorzti 10 report 10 the Territorial
auditor the amount OF Territorial aud
Territorial school tnEcs reported ~ ~.
c0llec.lb.u ~ DE rz-c0lIegtUr In hisVx'
hibit, VIZ siil.iu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

There 30 ono thIur that We would
like 60 have cue Iradefa bear 100 mind
-ih.s BIO purely local tlecao., albeit
on ua,onall,Hu. Even the Rrpubl!.
cauH couctac that there D. no choice a.
leiwgou the two candidates, which
mtaur, with tho Necessary allowance
i.r 10 puuiiUau extravaganza vi claim
anu JiitMlm, that Hail Do much tLu
hl,ur mAu % thc two fur thu place.
There Do Observable Ia the cuumioP
rrluts tul by the mOutu8 uf thrlr
BpgnEgfH o. disIusltiUu-A iCTveut
u,sIIr, uyUu--i1 escape thH aud dag
exclusively national lHsugH Toto The
y0ulusi, even then uppualaE 90 mis.
statements and IsIyiu. upon tNr
tender glgau'iiy ~ O. crtiaIn quantity 90
voters 90 carry ttum through. The
Democratic party hufg, sH uIsCwhyrui
never tv-ltH anu u.ra nu. now eyaIv
% ull, IaIr and ifru discussion of
Federal and State auaiu, uut De- de-
iUHmiuUd uUt 90 permit N.n iui.suuua
90 huuuwiuk any part ui the pJuIl 10 Gnu
divert their attention from thp
chief laup, which d., which OF
tWI prominent C,lzrus name should
We choose 90 ryTvo a. /. rho l. gisln.
luTt2 no imomhgT OF that bOIy can
make or nusiHt iu making igrn bill,
neither can he construct or participate
iu tho construction OF un internal
revenue measure Tor the government,
tgku haud iu thv Hav ailau muduit,
ur anything OF Like charAC.rr-yrt the
Affected gravity with which our up.
puuuuW launch out into those .uul1Cls
might cause tue uutEiliud {. uglleyc
that We vera on the verge Ul tcguiat.
ing 900 the affairs OF tuB national gov.
urumrua Luckily tho uu.l.l.gi Ar0
iu Wr minority and the other kind
Will vote igT W. O.. HAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29


WILLIAM G.. HAIL ls one uf tho
best SHOWN m.u joe .lr community
and 40 ore knows ul Gr uuisl. au.
manly uuIrIlsn.ui thing luu Doc
has done. 70 Do unc OF those race iu.
s,augcs iu which o. know mau
truuughIy lHt1 ilau hlm uul.tfyulIy.
dH knowledge of law 30 equal iu that
". amy iu our mIIf, uuI ar 70 ufsc.
a'Igluf br h1s iIl Waay year Hn1l iu
Zoo if.ut rau.s a term BOO ,ht lHgls.
Hiufu developed b. him ula,rsmuultr
qualities which win hc OF rtuai avail
n hlW.yli aud hH constituents lu tHr
coming at. lu. lrIHUfrm thuM.ft
arrfasgu1u,g, HNHu'r ana Ilr1I,mlE.
Iu. muH boz ,uU u.y, gui aa legislator
NO lawyer mono uuCI htHIi1.u o. Hp.
i11acu Hlm uuuuy uuE.utt concerning
lAUms.INtH 90 uihuta with which be
can irE.,lusi,ly have anything 10 Dbl;
30 b., 90 met, pleasure o. 60 lufiurta
Win him. lie ought iu have 1000
myuuiy On uis personal qualifications
independent Of hH political strength.
AEllnf. hm opponent 4. D.. Va.
riau, We have uu.AluE uusiud
tJ fay. lie IH uif5 lawyer 70.
maInuu ability, tut We are uuW iiliug
ta continue ,ur parable uf.bvf. GO, vU
ilinai axe o. great uglIu;y o. Ihu poo.
Ylc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
The R..llmn, rnnlrrenrn.

The expected arrival aud conference
Of the heals Of tho Union Pacific rail-.
way, to t.kc place "a this ciiy g..
metfow, Is buing looked Dfwlfi 10
Will n good do Al of Interest iu business
AVID railway circles here. The l.cal
Jili ,.al-, when quuiiiOutd regarding
tuc purpose OF III needing, muu an
that IL has no Significance iu which the
public eau bHiututestpd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
Articles of Incorporation.

A certified COPY of tne articles OF h..
corporation oil tho Vlkiur Gold Mining
company, organised under the laws ~
The slate Of Colorado, were filed with
Territorial Secretary Richards ms
afternoon. The cSpital stock il $500.
900, divIlcd into 5000 shares NJ tue iar
value III 500 e Oh, The c1mpnny's
place OF business is In the county Ul
~ Pasg, Colo, aud they have mines
lJgated in tho Camp Floyd district.
james W. Nei!i Is tue appointed agent
In U.ab.
Amended articles " Incorporation Of
the Loan and savings Co., Of TINS city,
were also hlgd Win the Territorial
secretary tutuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
Surprising Their President.

There was an interesting ufliir nj
Union last evening. The members Of
the Y. l.. NJ. 1. A. Of that ward, with
somn OF their friends to The number OF
atou. sixty, organized surprise party
Sarah Buxton, ne her residence, aud
love nrd esteem. The evening was
pleasantly spent In various amuse'
mems, supper, etc. FeliciiGus speeches
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
rshers and Srrgennls.nl.lr

The Republican and Democrats
campaign committees today appointed
ushcfs aud sergeants-al.arms 10 act nj
the meeting In the Thpalor tomorrow
night. Tickets are being printed To-Day
and Will bu distributed Ht the head.
quarters Of tho respective parties tUmuf.
row morning. They must be counter
signcd by tho chairman, otherwise
they Will be OF no use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
"Ni,s" Graham's Daughter.

Upto this afternoon no word or In.
timation OF any kind had beon re-
cclvei regarding the whereabouts Of
Miss Graham5 little elevsn.year old
daughter concerning whom the moth
or spokB 10 often and 30 feolingly
sho t.y before her death. Whoever tue
persons having her Ia charge are, they
must, u Is thought, nave heard OF the
molher'a uemisu by ihis time,and there
10 considerable SPECULATION why the
authorities have no. been oommunioa,.
OIL wlth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
Judge Bartch's Division.

ItisoEi oc,cd that Judge Barlch viii
hold court tomorrow Tor the hearing OF
motion, etc. Tic Meyers hah,as
corpus csse will, however, be among
q q earliest matlciU heard and deter
niue Tho writ Was made rrlurnable
today, bus owing 90 the Judgs'a nom
atrlgal aJm Idaho had 10 ~ over tenn.
yOIatly.