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ODDS NND ENDS.

Pensacola has been giving cobweb
parties.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt uses altar
of roses which i. said to cost $50 per
| ounce.
A porcupine fish, having thorns in
| stead of scales, was caught few days
ago in St Andrews bay, Fla.
In South America domestic species
of goose is found that cannot excel an
ordinary hen in aquatic accomplish
ments.
cat owned by Mrs Follendore, Mt
Perry, Ga, has adopted young rab-
bit and cares for it us though it were
its own offspring.
The remains of mammoth masto-
don We're unearthed by workmen
while working in tunnel near
Pomona, Cal, a short time ago
A new buckle is made of thick sill
yer wires, woven together into sort
of square lattice-work and surrounded
by an edge of plain silver half an inch
wide.
Our national cemeteries, eighty
three in number, contain $50, 700
honored dead. Every individual grave
is marked by stone table of granite
or marble.
silver tea kettle hung securely on
three crossed silver twigs beneath
which little silver alcohol lamp is
fastened is n costly adornment for the
summer tea table.
Phillips Brooks once said of the late
General S G. ARMSTRONG: "He has
been a later Garrison, later Lincoln,
carrying far forward the work the old
cmancipators began"
Maine bee hunter declares that
bees do not like solitude and keep
near habitations, and that it is mis-
take to look for wild bees at dis
tance from cultivated regions.
A man in Williamsburg. N. Y, has
formed collection of the drums of
all countries, including Europe, Asia,
Africa. Oceanica and America, and
numbering over 700 examples.
A New York woman is making n
collection of penny toys and already
has reached n total of 6OO If she must
have craze this is a commendable
one, for it is about as economical as it
is possible to find.
A rather remarkable hairpin has
three prongs of tortoise shell, finished
by a broad, curved piece, perfectly
smooth and highly polished. This is
surrounded by n rim of intricately
woven gold, about half an inch wide.
The largest library in the world is
the Bibliotheque rationale, Paris,
founded by Louis XVI. 1t contains
l,400, 900 volumes, 100000 pamphlets
l75,ooo manuscripts, 300, 900 maps and
charts and $50, 900 coins and medals.
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SENSE AND SENTIMENT.
Prejudice is the yellow iaundice o
Judgment.

Prejudice is the yellow jaundice of
Judgment.
Some men, like pictures. are filter
for corner than full Light.
Let no one overload you with favors:
you will find it an insufferable burden.
Learn the art, to be preferred before
all others, of being happy when alone.
1t is no point of wisdom for a man
to beat his brains about things impos-
sible.
A compliment is usually accompa-
MED with bow, as IL to beg pardon
for saying it.
Repentance without amendment is
like continually pumping without
stopping the leak
Promises made in the time of afflic-
tion require better memory than
people commonly possess
Nature has given us two ears and
but one tongue, in order that we may
repeat Int one-half of what we hear.
As the shadow of the sun is largest
when his beams are lowest, so we are
always least when we make ourselves
the greatest.
Hearken, therefore, to the voice Of
consideration; her words are the
words Of wisdom, and her paths shall
lead thee TO safety and teuth.
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Lntcst In "AVorIoi'e- Far Kate

Lntcst In "AVorId'- Far Ratca
Commencing Iune lsi. and until
further notice the Denver tS Rio Grandc
will sell tickets at the following rates
in connection with the Burlington OF
Rock Island routes. viz: Chicago and
return S37 80 good until Nov. Is.
st Louis and return $31 good until
Nov. 18th, Kansas City. Omaha or
any Missouri river common point and
return SEQ good thirty days. and com
mcncing June 9th and until further
notice we will sell one way tickets
as follows: Chicago f2175 st Louis
$3.50 Kansas City Omaha or any Mis-
souri, River common point 1880.
Make note of this important point.
viz: We run more trains and give bet.
ter service than all roads running into
Pueblo combined. Just think of II.
leave Pueblo this morning. arrive in
ohama same night. Chicago or st.
Louis the next afternoon Only one
night out Pueblo TO Chicago or ST.
Louis. Secure tickets and Pullman ac.
commodations at Grand Union Ticket
office. Central block, corner Second
and Main. A JACKSON. .Gcnl Aet.
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TO The WORLDS Fair.

Save time and avoid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets over the Great
Rock Island Route" and stop Off at
Englcwood near the Wolds Fair gate.
Electric line from the Rock Island"
depot direct to the gate, Time, ten
minutes. Fare, five cents. You can
check yonr baggage to Englewood and
avoid trouble and save expense, as
Englcwood is in the great suburban
hotel district near the Far, and you can
have your baggage sent to your quart
ers at once.
Remember, the Chicngo, Rock
Island & Pacific is the Worlds Fair
Line for reasons given above
JonN SEBASTIAN.
ienl Ticket and pass. agent, Chicago.
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Oh URCH NOTICES.

TRINITY GERMAN LuTH. CHURCH.
Next Sunday Mr.. The. II. Juengel
a candidate from the Concordia
Theological Lutheran seminary of
st Louis will be ordained ms mis-
sionsry.in Colorado in Trinity Ger
man Luth. church on Evans avenues.
In the evening Rev. Juengel will
preach. All are cordially invited to
attend the services at thi. church
which are held every Sunday at 10:
30 n. m. and 7:45 p. IN.
Next Tuesday Rev. w. W.Luessenhop
of the Trinity German Luth. church
will open German English school
on Evans avenue. Those who de
sire to send their children to this
school are requested to apply
to Rev. w. Lussenhop, SOB Evans
avenue.
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A Paner That viii please Won.

Mr.. Frank NJ. Gray, the well known
and versatile reporter, who resides on
Evans avenue, and has for years con
busted the city news Of the Pueblo
Press, will on the 18th of August issue
the first number of a society, satirical
and amusement paper that the In
DIcAToE believes will at once leap into
popular favor. The name of the paper
will be the Columbia Gail, and the issue
Will be 1900 copies per week The
social world OF Pueblo and Bessomer
will receive special attention in the Cali
and other features OF the paper will no
doubt be equally interesting. The IN-
DIcAroR wishes Mr.. Gray unbouuded
success in his new venture.
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Failure OF Mcllor Il Morris.

The new firm of Melor Il Morris was
short lived. Mr. Mellor is in England
and Mr.. Morris who was left to run the
grocery business suspended with the
hard times and the store reverts to the
original owner, John Yates, Since one
mishap leads to another Mr.. Morris
found himself getting deeper in the
tolls from tho time Mr.. Yates attached
the goods. lie made bill of sale to
Mr.. Yates Of all the goods and fixtures
in the store and also to wagon and
harness which he bought Of j. W. Neal
Mr.. Neal then attached the wagon and
harness and the case will come up
among other things relative to the
break up in Justice Willauor's court at
10 o'clock this forenoon, r. A. Cross
man acting for the prosecution and j.
II. II. Low Tor the defence. Frank
Tatum also has claims in for the
furniture sold TO Mr.. Morris but which
was attached by another party.
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MAKE WAY FoR THE LADIES.

The daffodil is now socicty's beloved
flower.
Statistics show that brunettes marry
earliest
Black pansies are one of this years
horticultural freaks
The fin de steele girl has an umbrel-
Ia TO match each gown.
Columbus hose have patriotic en-
blcms worked on the instep
The favorite flower of the princess
Of Wales is the lily of the valley.
Members Of the 'snti-wedding pres
ent league" pledge themselves to make
no wedding gifta
Lord Houghton once said that social
happiness consisted in being asked
avsrvwhers and 1oinx nowhare.
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A case of garnishment and n
counter case for wages came up in
Justice Willauer's court Thursday
+. ID. Wallaker garnished money due
by the c. +. x I Co. to J. D. Geiger
to the amount of $76, and c. II
Geiger sued wallaker for three
weeks wages. Wallaker had figured
his account too high and the court
reduced his claim to s67, giving him
Judgment in that amount but frsm
which he first deducted s27 awarded
to G. r.. Geiger, leaving $40 for
Wallaker who had reached out after
more than the court could see be-
louged to him.
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The Missouri Pacific Ry Rcduc-
ed kates.
To Chicago and ret, good until Nov. IL ss75o
st Louis n, m
Chicago one why rntc PHI,
% LOUIE 1880
Kansas City md ret, good 20 days 2OW
Kansas City, Leavenworth, Athisun, and
st Joseph one wny, 1880
The Missouri Pacific is the only line
offering choice of two routes over its
own rails to Kansas City, St Louis
Memphis and Little Rock. For reliabl.
information as to routes and ratcs
either railroad or steamship. mono
guides. timetables and descrintive
pamphlets-pleasc call on or nddre.s
the undersigned. Sleeper berths re.
served and baggage checked at IN.
Missouri Pacific depot Union avepu.
bridge orat the Union Depot.
wM. Hoso, agent.
Telephone 19l
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SPEAKING OF PEOPLE.

Apple Mary" n familiar character
in New York city, has purchased two
| fine tenements from her savings in
peddling apples.
Succi the faster, is insane, and now
| in an asylum near Paris. His delu-
sion has taken the form of belief
that he is Cesar and Napoleon in one.
Miss Susan b. Anthony has evolved
a scheme for great daily paper in
| Chicago, to be owned, edited and
managed in each and every depart
ment by women.
| Mime. Madeline Lemaire and Mile
Breslau, who are serving on the Jury
of the salon of the Champ de Mars,
are the first women who have held
that position in any salon.
Baron Nathaniel Rothschild has
given his castle at Reichenau, at the
| foot of the Semmering, with the ex-
| tensive grounds belonging to it, to a
society which is founding hospital
for consumptives.
"Cinderella's" real name, it seems,
was Rhodope, and she was beautiful
Egyptian maiden who lived go years
before the common era and during the
reign of Psammetious, one of the
twelve kings of Egypt
Nine Sembrich has been singing
Lucia" at St Petersburg, and has
received n great ovation. She was on
several occasions recalled ten times,
and the stage was literally covered
with flowers showered upon her.
Mary A. Salisbury has been appointed
from among many male applicants US
keeper of the Pornham lighthouse. one
of the most important points in Nara
gansett bay. She is the widow of a
man who kept the light for years.
John Strange Winter (Mrs. Stan
nard), who is at the head of the mo
Crinoline" league in England, states
that over 1900 pledges have been Sc
cured from women who say they will
not accept the crinoline under any cir
cumstances.
Colonel Amos A. Parker, who re-
Gently died at Keenc, n H., at the
age of over 1o1 years, is said to have
been undoubtedly the oldest college
graduate in the United States. He
took his diploma from the University
u 1919.
The Persian shah returned home
with an acquired taste for many of
the minor articles of Western civilian
tion and comfort Thereupon he sent
a special envoy to Paris to purchase
numberless umbrellas, walking sticks,
eye glasses, bird cages, mattresses and
a golden hose.
Caran d'Ache. the most popular of
modern continental caricaturists.
looks like soldier. He is of Russian
ancestry and his nom de plume is the
Russian word for pencil. If he were
to sign his sketches Emanuel Poire"
few people would recognize them as
his handiwork, though that is his real
name.
There should be, the New York
World thinks, new monument to
Dickens erected by the contributions
of children, for whom he always
showed SO much tenderness. M. Taine,
who had read Hugo, said that before
reading Dickens he did not know
there was so much pity In the human
heart"
Laiulani, the ''exiled'' Hiwaiian
princess, is living at present in the
village of Burton Latimer Ia North
hamptonshire, England, where she oc-
cnpies pretty cottage in company
with an elderly woman, who acts as a
companion. The cottage is three miles
from the school where the princess
was educated.
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There was c0mmotion among the
swarthy denizens of dago town
Tuesday evening when Marshal Shay
and Policemen Brennan and Demp-
sey attempted to arrest some of the
more noisy ones for disturbing the
peace. Brennan undertook the ar
rest alone at first and held on to
mans clothes but the man, aided by
others slipped out and got away.
When assistance came they took
three of the Italians but not until
they had tussle with them, the
most interesting wrestle taking
place between Marshal Shay and
the wife of one of the men. The
marshal came out ahead and got
his man. The men will have a hear
ing before Judge Willauer this
evening for disturbing the peace
and also for resisting an officer in
the discharge of his duties.
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The Columbian Exposition represents
the world in miniature. You get a
European tri, without the ocean
voyage. To miss this chance for self
education would be mistake always
regretted. Another mistake would be
not to 20 over the Santa Fe route. which
has the best and most direct line to
Chicago Passengers landed within
one to four blocks of rapin transit lines
to fair grounds. Call on F. b. Sea.
wright local agent nj Pueblo and ask
for free illustrated, folder describing
Worlds Fair buildings. etc,
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The fact that the Pueblo Street
Railway Go. has gono into the hands
of n receiver does not particularly
injure the financial standing of the
company. The liabilities of the
company are placed at 100000, the
General Electric Co. holding hrst
mortgage and the International
Trust Co. the second. Manager H.
+. Chubback has been appointed re-
ceiver. The failure of the Chamber
lins of Denver was the direct cause
of the move since they were stock
holders in the railway company and
were being pushed by creditors on
account of their failure.
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Change of Time in
Trains on A. T. IL s. F.
Trains for Colorado Springs and
Denver leave Union depot at 6:s a. M,
1;3O p. m, $40 p. m. and lf:l5 p. m.
Trains for Salt Lake and Ogden via
Colorado Springs and the Colorado Mid
land division leave 6:S p. m. Trains for
the east leave 40 a. m. G:10 p. m. and
1915 p. m. Trains on Canon City
branch leaves 1910 p. m. Santa Fe
now has eight daily trains between
Pueblo and Denver. Six between
Pueblo and Chicago. Kansas City and
st Louis. j-15
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Next Monday is Your Dav.

WHY? Because THE GREAT Rock ISLAND
ROUTE has given greatly reduced rates, md
you can make that proposed trip to see the
Big show. The rates apply on the following
dates:
Go Monday, July "a, return July Is or Aug.
81, d" Aug. or1l
=" Aug. I llorls
Ask nearest ticket agent for full particulars
Jso. SEBASTIAN, G. p. A., { hicago
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When Your Eye Strikes This Stop
and Read II.

The famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
world renowned for their healing Gual
tiles and ms a health and pleasure re.
sort, can be reached quickly in Pullman
Buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City
and Coffeyville via the Missouri Pacific
railway Sufferers from "la grippe, J
influenza, rheumatism or kindred dis
eases, can obtain relief by . visit to
this famous sanitafium.
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Notice,

RULE 4. During all alarms Of fire
and while the fire pressure is on the
pipes, the use of yard and street sprink
lers is positively prohibited. A viola
ton Of this rule VIII forfeit all right TO
use of water, and will he rigidly on
forced"
Property owners will 500 the necessity
Of complying with the above rule. Ms,
unless all irrigation is stopped, it ia i'm
possible to give fire pressure, and
might result in great loss of property.
Water will be TURNED orr any
premises where at any time n hose is
used without nozzle. or with nozzle
with more than one quarter inch open
ing.
THE Pueblo WATER WoRKs.
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DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Ex racted Without Pain
be the rain.

Teeth Ex racted Without Pain,
The greatest wonder of the nine
tecnth century. DIR, C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are nj 200 south
Union Ayenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pam.
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The Bessemer Building and Loan
AssociatiOu

The Bessemer Building and Loan
Association.
An important meeting of the Bes-
semer Building and Loan association
was held Monday night. large crowd
being present and much interest mani
Tested.
The principal object of the meeting
was to collect the monthly dues and to
sell money. Many of the menbers paid
up promptly and added to the treasury.
Money was sold or loaned to the fol
lowing:
j. X. Dempsey, Mrs. Annie Kountz,
J. j. Lewis, John Mcguire and d.
Smith.
A new series OF stock was issued and
fifty shares subscribed and an ad
ditional sixty will be taken within thirty
days. This is the 9th series issued by
the associaticn and as it permits the
admission of new members without
paying back assessments many will
avail themselves of the opportunity and
come in.
Considerable discussion was caused
by several wishing to pay out some Of
their shares OF stock and the question
was left 10 Il committee 10 bring in Il
report Of what would he an equitable
basis.
Treasurer G. p. Saxton was requested
to give bond in the sum of 5000 TO re-
place the onc Of $1,000 and he readily
complied, giving the same aurcties,
namely, w. l.. Graham and Whitney
Newton.
The treasurer reported having opened
up nm account for the association with
the First National bank.
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Savings Bank,

The Pueblo Savings bank is popular
institution with the people of Bessemer,
and it deserves to be. 1t is good bank
to patronize and the men, women and
children OF the city are fast finding it
out,
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TRUNKS and VALISES,
HETAIRING DONE
247 North Union Avenue.

BY the change in time on June 2Jth
the Santa Fe route put ON new train
for Colorado Springs and Denver,
leaving Union depot at 5:1O p. m. and
No. 0. the fast vcstibulcd express will
leave Union depot for Kansas City and
Chicago at 1915 p. IN. instead of II
p. m. The Santa Fc route has mere
trains between Pueblo and Kansas CITY
and Chicago than all the other lines
put together and saves you from four
to ten hours in tine. The special
Worlds Fair Limited is the proper
train to take to Chicago. Go to tho
city Office for tickets and information.
F b. SEAwRIoIIT,
City Pass. and Tickle. Agt.
S. The A. T. tS S, f. r. r. is the
only Pueblo line running on its own
tack all the way to Chicago. factl
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As far as rates, equipments. time.
service and obiiging servants are con.
cerned the Missouri Pacific is unsur.
passed by any line running into Pueblo.
fhs city ticket office is at The Uniss
venue bridge depot. Tslsphoss ist.
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HOME PRICES.

c. H. Quackenbush Il Son submit to
you the following partial list of prices
to which your attention is respectfully
calle-i and they ask you to compare it
with the prices OF any other firm in this
portion OF Colorado.
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Lower Fare to worlds Fair.

The Santa Fc route has lowered the
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads. while
others follow; being first to cut the
price as well as first in quick and com,
Portable service. The present ticket
rate from Pueblo to Chicago and re
turn is 1880
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c. Il. QuackenbuSh 4 Son

And it Rained.
After drouth of several months
duration-in fact since away last
fall, the clouds thicked, lowered, got
wet and spilled their blessed con-
tents upon the parched earth. Sew,
eral times has this phenomenon oc-
CURED this week until now the
ground Is as full as ward heelsr
on election eve. Yes, the clouds
came at last and it raincd. Blessed
be the rain.
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Notice,

Anything wanted in the line of
scavenger work will be attended to
by leaving orders at the city hall
or corner of Box Elder and Summit
avenue.
MARTIN HUGHES,
City Scavenger.
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L. CoLIrNs, Jr. VRGtSIA RILEY.
Marvellous Wonder Of The Age.

Disease cured without medicine with
the aid of the Mosley Folding Bath Tub
and Magnetic Appliances. One of the
greatest discoveries of the Nineteenth
Century. Give us a call
5l5 GRAND AVENUE,
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds Of m usical
merchandise Tuning, repair
Ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
HARPER & EELING,
322 Santa F'e Ave,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-22

Io.a1n ia 30 distinctions were omitted
ir m The re-. orls Of both morning 10.
pers.
An ovef-euihuslastic admlfor OF
Councilman Rich busiud himself Ia,
might circulating slitp with the follow.
ing namtB 900; John n. Pike, Francis
IS. Fous.rom, A.. H.. Rich. The urr.ons
% whom they were gwen were asked
70 vote fcr tnuse gontltmon No. council
representative. The action was vig1r.
uus.y denounced by nil fair-mindcd
people.
James Regency was out 10 the rrim.
Afy IN tho sixth ward hall last uyru.
Jog, ami Our VI his men nominated
him AS delegate 90 the city c1nvou.
ton. Chairman Hun Immediately
rinrouudrd 90 Mr. llcgcney the quci.
hon, "AtH you in Eympllhy with this
moNrmtul2" 81 did not vutu,v wns
lho reply. "But are you Inc sympathy
VITA the movement Cor cltizousi
ucNri3" again Inquired tine chairman.
'pn.y % a certain cNtrnt-uOt entire.
" Wns The answer aud MrHesrnuy
wac lot cut
In the Second municipal primary
iatt evening tic name Of }. NJ. Bow.
insu was uumiuaiut 90 delegate 90 the
CIV convention. When 10 Wna put 10
lhu hnuHy there were " few feeble
"ayos," and "a storm NJ "nuesn that
shook Che building. Toe gentleman
who brought Mr.. B1wmnuis uAmu Tor.
ward explained that ha nominee was
lawyer Bowman, aud MT he OF 60 unity
huu city huiidiug uutorieiy. UfOu THE
statement there was % reconsideration
% tho vote. ami Attorney Bowman ac.
ccrtcl us q delegate. 10 BE- evident
that Contractor Bowman IL not wanted
ny the voters Of the largest precinct Ia
the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-22
Stake Conference.

a conjoint conference Of the Mari
copa nnd -. joseph Stakes was held nt
the Plaza meeting house on the 10th
ilsL Elders @. J. Robcrou and T..
Christopher Layton, pro,iiun,s Of the
etehcs, pfesiied.
After the opening exercises Prof..
dent Robertson nnd Elder G.. Layton,
Holroa aud Il. &. Merrill adure.s,d
the meeting.
At tho afternoon session Elder
George Clun dwclt upon the suuluut
Of education ana spoke 40 some length
In regard TO thu importance u young
people attending tho primary, mutual
anu theological classes. lie also
urscl tho necessity VI tlgir attending
the slndy sehOlla.
Elder William johnson followed IN
the same line.
Elder t9bsu1n referred 90 the unity
which exalted In the various stakes.
Elder Henry &. Rogers was followed
~ Elder A.. q. Merrill who spoke upon
the life and work VI she Prophet
Joseph anu Of his own IeHOnal nc.
quaiuianCe with him.
ElderH Robertson aud Layton gave
su encouraging report OF lhull fespeC.
tive Stakes and txhOt.yd the officers to
DO alive " their duty.
II. W. Moody, Clerk.