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The morning call., 1893-05-09
WANTS rONEY.
That's What's the Matter With the
Northern Pacific.

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-The Press
says: The Northern Pacific wants to
make collateral trust loan of $4,000, 600,
part OF which will not be needed for two
years. This will provide for the floating
debt and make some necessary expendi-
lures. which include regarding and
Strengthening the line east OF Spokane
Falls Willard. it is said, wants to resign.
but wants to go out with flourish of
trumpets, not only fer personal but polit-
ieal reasnns.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Wouldn't Guarantee the Interest

VANCOUVER, B. c., May S.-The by
law for the city to guarantee the interest
on 100000 Of debenture bonds 10 be is
sued by the street railway company was
defeated to-day by 152 majority. The COM
pany recently built extensions to the out
skirts of the city. which extensions are
run at loss. The bondholders will prob
ably take charge of the road.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
100000.
A Supe.b 7 Per Cent Gold Bond
Investment.

The second iustalment of the first mortgage
7-per cent gold bonds OF the PASADENA AND
MOUNT WILSON RAILWAY COMPANY is now
ready for subscription IN sums to suit purchasers
par, giving the buyer valuable collateral prlyi-
lege, which VIII greatly eLhante the value CT
their holdings
Any OF these bonds II desired will be redeemed
at par and interest upon one months notice after
the time agreed upon at time OF sale thus giving
the holder liberal Interest for the of money,
either for short time for the full term OF the
bonds. 1t is believed that with the small amount
of bonds that VIII be issued in proportion 70 the
cost and value OF the property owned by the com
pauy and the large pros spective revenue OF the
road, both STOCK and bonds VIII soon bring pre-
MUM in the open market
Those wishing to Investigate. with a view to
purchasing bonds will, by appointment. be shown
over the road and all desired Information fur
nished.
The bonds can be purchased from all the banks
In Pasadena-First Nationa! Bank, Pas Idena Ma
Itonal Bank and San Gabriel Valley BaHs; and In
Los Angeles from the Citizens Bank and the Los
Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust Company, 3l3
South Spring St: also at the compauy's office.
Grand Opera-hOuse block, Pasadena, and william
G. Murdoch, manager OF the Pacific Coast Savings
Society, 80 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
Thirty days VIII be given TO subscribers for set
tlement. Among the purchasers of these bonds
are some or the most conservative investors OF
Los Angeles aud Pasadena whose names refer
ence VIII be given TO those desiring information
All bonds settled for before May 50 VIII have
July coupons on, thus giving the purchaser equal
to per cent discount.
The first issue promptly taken 1t is be-
lieved that this issue-oelng the last that VIII
carry spe- ial advantages-wll ali be taken within
Il few days To a party with capital o $4,000
an unusually good business opening will be pre-
seuted
For more complete information and particulars
call or address WIN C. MURDOCH.
Manager Pacific Coast Savings Society, 80 Mont
gomery St, san francisco; or,
President Pasadena and Mount Wilson Railway
Company, Grand opera-house block, Pasadena.
Cal. my9 TuThSa st
The morning call., 1893-05-09
INJURY TO THE AL-N.
She Struck on a Reef Above Mary's
Island

PORT TOWNSEND. May S-The steamer
Chilcat arrived from juneau, Alaska, to-
night, en- route to Astoria, aud reported
that the steamer AK struck reef above
Mary's Island on her trip north, sustain
ing slight damage. The Al-Ki was leaking
slightly when the Chilcat left, but the ex-
animation of her hull had not proceeded
far enough to warrant putting her in the
dock for repairs. A small portion of the
cargo was damaged. TIE southbound
passengers were sent here on the Chilcat
on account of the accident. The Al-Ki was
twelve days late at juneau, and the inhab-
itants had begun to suffer for the want of
fresh provisions
The morning call., 1893-05-09
MONEY FOR MECHANICS.
Decision Against the Pacific Mutual
Insurance Comnany

SAN DIEGO. May s.-Judge florence of
the Superior Court decided to-day in favor
of mechanics lien taking precedence
over mortgage holders in the case of the
Pacifle Mutual Life Insurance Company of
San Francisco vs.. John C. Fisher ct al,
Involving priority claims in the settlement
OF the Opera-house suit. The mechanics
lien amounts to about $4,000.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Pottery Comnanv Fails

TRENTON, n. j., May S.-The OFT &
Brewer Pottery Company, of which ex-
Congressman John Hart Brewer has been
manager, went into the hands of re-
ceiver to-day on Brewers application.
The petition fled estimates the liabilities
at S157, 1925, of which S6S.243 is in promis.
sorry notes.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
WHITE CAPS PLEAD GUILTY.
They Begged for as Much Mercy as
Was Possible.

New ORLEANS. May S.--A Brookhaven
Gliss.l special says: The White Caps
pleaded guilty and we're sentenced to two
years in the peniientiary. TheIe was a
most affecting scene in court The prison.
ers broke down completely, wept and
begged :he Judge TO show them as much
mercy as he could. The wife of one of
the White Caps held a small baby up to the
Judge and Begged him to spare her hus-
band. The Judge held the baby moment
and soothed its mother. but could not
spare the father. The scene in the court
room was most affecting.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
BLlTHEDAL.E:!

THE PRETTlEsr PLACE IN CALIFORNIA. 5
l minutes drive from MIL Valley station, North
Pacific Coast Railroad, and IS minutes from San
francisco, Will be open for the reception guests
on May /. For terms apply to Mrs. A. A. FAR
RAR. who is now at Blithedale. This place. COM
prisng 800 acres, shaded by thousa nds of natural
trees, but lying open to the sun, and greatly shell
tered from the wind and fog offers the most inyit
ing summer resort to be found in the State.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
PICKLE FACTORY ROBBED.
Burglars Secure a Large Sum of
Money at PetaIuma.

PErALUMA, May 6.-The pickle factory
was robbed Of quite a sum OF money
Saturday night More money was left in
the drawer that evening than had been left
before IN The past six months. The rob-
berry was bungling piece Of work, and
looks very suspicious. It's thought some
one familiar with the workings of the in
stitution is the guilty party.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Congratulated by the Queen

HAVANA, May 9-The Queen Regent OF
Spain has sent n cable message to the
captain-general of Cuba congratulating
him upon the settlement Of the outbreak
In Holguin without the shedding Of blood.
There is no indication OF further trouble,
and the san tiago siege has been raised.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
RELIABLE INFORMATION

About Hotels and Resorts. with printed PAM
phIets concerning any of them; also rates OF rare
how to get there, etc, Will be furnished without
charge by addressing "fhe Travellers Bureau OF
Information" CO., Market St. san Francisco.
my2 II TuThSa
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Wounded bv Her Husband,

Mrs. May Coulson OF SO Frselon street
was taken to the Receiving Hospital at an
early hour this morning suffering from a
serious scalp wound. She had become
engaged in an alteration with her hus-
band, and the injury to her head was the
result. The husband, Thomas II. Coulsop,
was arrested ana charged with ASSAULT with
a deadly weapon.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
ODD FELLOWS CONVENTION.
The Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge TO Convene To-Day.

The fOrly-frst annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Oid Fellows of California
will meet at 9 o'clock this morning in Odd
Fellows Hall. Represen tatves will at
tend from over $50 lodges representing a
membership of nearly $1,000. The Re-
bekahs will also assemble in convention
TODAY
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Burning Hardware

BUFFALO, n. Y. May Sire tonight
entirely destroyed the extensive works OF
the Shepard Hardware Company. The
loss is about 100000. Insurance on the
contents $4,000 and on the building
$4,000. The New York Car-wheel Works
was damaged about S50O0
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Victims of the Ohio.

CAIRO. ILL.,, May s.-Six more Of the
men scalded by the bursting of the flue of
the steamer Ohio died to-day. They are
James Howard. William Hurshmen, Fred
Neil. William Henry, Eugene Woodrey
and Charles X. Jackson The balance are
resting easier and will probably recover.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
IMPEACHMENT OF CLEVELAND.
The PopuIists of Tacoma Have Not
Called for 1t.

TACOMA, May S.-The statement tele-
graphed from here that the Populists have
adopted resolutions demanding the im-
peachment Of President Cleveland for fail
ure to enforce the Chinese exclusion law
is Incorrect. Dolph Hannah, the Populst
National Committeeman from Washing
ton, stated in an interview that ne thought
the administration should be impeached.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
HARD LINES FOR MUTTON.
Short Summer Rations for San Ber-
nardino Sheep,

SAN BERNARDINo, May 8.-The passage
of the sheep ordinance by the Supervisors.
which prohibits the driving OF sheep over
public highways in droves of more than
100, is causing sheepherders much trouble.
Juan Iilusta was arrested yesterday in
Sycamore Flat for violation Of the ordi.
The morning call., 1893-05-09

adopted resolutions of regret at the un-
timely death of Supervisor Montgomery.
The dead city official was highly eulo-
giZed by the members of the club and was
declared to be friend of the suburban
taxpayer and always ready to listen to the
wants Of and aid the Holly Park tax
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Quarrymen on a Strike.

B1DDEFoRD, Me-, May s.-Every granite
quarry here is idle to-day. The demand
OF the Quarrymen's Union for nine hours
a day and eight hours on Saturday. was
not complied with by the contractors, and
general strike was ordered.
The morning call., 1893-05-09

a - :
man was considered to
be in perfect health,
aud was one of the
most familiar figures on
the streets. ApOplexy
was the cause of his
death.
On Friday last Mr..
Montgomery attended
the horse auction at
KiIlip's stockyards TO
purchase horses for the
Fire Department. he
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Broke Tn the Faro Game.

A neat raid on a faro game at 121 Post
street was made last night. The ho use is
kept by William Dormer. who formerly
ran game at 10 Morton street.
Policeman +. l.. EsSlo. altired in the
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Nobody VIII Back Abbott.

DENVER, May SACK McAuliffe, the
champion lightweight pug!list of America,
who is playing here. said to-day that there
were no probabilities of his fighting STAN
ton Abbott. tie English lightweight, as the
latter could not secure backing.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
THE SEATTLE FIRE.
The Loss Not SO Great as at First
Supposed.

SEATTLE. May S.-The losses by Sunday
nights fire in the c0rrugated-iron row of
buildings on West Yesler street will not
amount to rs much as was thought at the
time. The total loss is estimated at S37,-
600. of which $4,000 is on the buildings
and the balance on goods and merchan-
disc
The morning call., 1893-05-09
HIS WORK ENDED.
Supervisor Montgomery's
Sudden Death.
HIS MANY FRIENDS SHOCKED
An Active Public and Private Career
Cut Short by an Unexpected
Attack of Apopiexy.

Supervisor William Montgomery died
suddenly at 2:45 A. NJ. yesterday at his
residence, AL Montgomery street. The
news came in the nature OF painful shock
10 the community, for the deceased gentle
The morning call., 1893-05-09
WANTED AT HOME.
Romero to Be Called Into the Cabinet
of Diaz

CITY OF MEXICO. May SIT Is reported
on good authority that Hon. Matias Ro
nero, Mexican Minister to the United
States, will return TO Mexico and resume
his former position in the treasury, now
held by Hon. Jose Ives Limantour. 1t is
also reported that President Diaz contem-
plates making other changes in the Cabj-
net, the proposed changes TO go into effect
June
The morning call., 1893-05-09

A maiden dimpled, dainty, fair,
With hazel eyes and crumpled hair,
Was asked what was the height OF bliss.
She promptly answered, "fTis kiss,
Crowded that the kissers won't
Neglect teeth leansing SoZoDoNT."
The morning call., 1893-05-09

The Police Commissioners last evening dis
missed from the force PatrOlman Norris Hayes
tor being Intoxicated while on duty on April %.
For being absent from his beat for TWO hours
on April 2S Patrolman Ii. S. Rouse was fined
The morning call., 1893-05-09
SUMMER RESORTS.
ANDERSON SPRINGS
tLake county,
OPENS MAY 10.

HOT SULPHUR AND IRON BATHS. NATURAL
III Steam Baths Are celebrated for the cure of
Malaria, Rheumatism. Paralysis. St VItus Dance
Liver Affections. Constipation and Hemorrage OF
the Lungs. Splendid hunting and fishing. Board
81 o TO Sl4 per week. Rail Via CaliStoga stage TO
springs Round-trip tickets from san Francisco
or Oakland SO so. Send for circular. j. AN
DERSON. Proprietor: Postofhce, Middleton
MISS b. ANDERSON, Manager. mys II
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Convention of Unemployed.
A maiden dimpled. dainty, fair.

TACOMA. May 8.-The Populists have
Issued call for convention of all unem-
pteyed men TO meet in Tacoma June 8.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
PROMISED A DEPUTYsHip.

Endeavor to Unseat the County Clerk
Elect of Riverside.
RIVERSIDE, May S.-A mild sensation
was created today when the County Com
missioners Of the new county started to
canvass the election returns. The cause
was the filing of protest by Jonn Ryan
against County Clerk-eect a. J. Condee
on the ground that Condee had promised
deputysljp before the election, contrary to
law. Ryan says he Will swear out writ
of injunction tomorrow restraining the
Commissioners from proceeding with the
canvass
The morning call., 1893-05-09
A City Father rlIssed,

The Holly Park and Mission-street In
pr0yemeDt Club ct last nights meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

CONFERENCE VISITORS desiring TO
save their money are invited to call at
Zlon's Savings Bank. The popularity
OF this Institution Ia htteeted by the
fact that lts deposits are shown by
official statements Just published
to be the largest OF any Bank
In Utah. Last year alone 2llD
new savings accounts were opened,
n record greater than that OF
all other Savings Banks IN Utah CONF
blned. Economy IL a virtue. After
praciicing economy you should have a
safe place to deposit your money.
Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany Offers you a safe depository
and pays 5 per cent interest per annum
on any sum from 81 upward;compound-
Ing said Interest four times n year. lts
officers ART; wiliotd Woodruff, presi.
dent; Geo. q. Cannon, vice presl.
dent; George NJ. Cannon, cashier.
Directors are: wiliord Woodruff, Geo.
q. Cannon, Joseph i. Smith, Lorenzo
snow, Francis NJ. Lyman, Hober J .
Grant, Anthem II. Lund, Angus NJ.
Cannon, r. q. Weber, James Jack,
II. II. Clawson, George Reynolds, aDd
Il. q, Hardy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

TitE CuLLES-lIenry Fares, Park City;
thas NJ Howard, Detroit springs Lena sayofs,
Para city; T. Cosgroyo. Castillh SPRINGS 4
' Fowler, hot springs, ogden; l. Darling,
tntminRtoni q W shores Provo; Charles
Humphrey, bingham; w Mcdaniel, Ogden F;
" MaHcu, aan Francisco; q Mughan, Og.
den Epstein lloway, New York.
TiE KNuTuunp.-A J Condor, Chicago;
& 4 McNuu, 81 Louis; q n Corse, Ogden; W
II Rove. Chicago; " l. -purrc, Denver, j W
kaly and wife, New York; II VI JARVIS. Cor.
inuoi N Hayden, Donyer. j q Meyers, sew
lOrki hfuHcili and wife, Miss GrOsell, n
Cabin, Wyoi j q Campbell, Tacoma, n \
ninketpiol, san Francisco; VIM Reeves,
Chicsgoi u n Greene, boston; y Leo Hall,
Riverside, \, " ur Douglas RobinAon and
vic, New PA \ l. Nhpphurd, Denver, Colo
George W haInes, A Mollenry, Chicago.
I'M MoRGAS-licnty Emerson Beaver City;
Mamie Worhngtuu, Mrs q ID Laughlin, little
Anuio il.aughin, y 4 furgusen, Prank II
Hatch, Uncle Toms Cabin company, San iran.
cisco A q smth, Omaha; Mrs VIM Brown,
Junbi y u Manning and wife, san frsnciscoi
VIM Glassmau, ogden, Utah. II y johnson,
Thistle AT Barnes, jr, Ogden, NJ Mills,
Mexico Mrs J. W johnson.
IuE WHITE uousu--,Ir and Mrs A @ Nc
Len, duuur, Mont, l. Mulkowaki, neop
trccki q u uraham, bingham; Id McLyoy
New McNlcoi e. T. tuurchul, Minneapolis,
Mimi Jacob huinl Il q uouncei, l. East.
man, bnghhmi w Goodrich, Sane Currcy,
William Hooper, san Francisco; J W Birkcn'
shaw, sandy q q lucc, II q Jordan, II q "
JOuu Epnn, rN @ W England and wife, llttlo
Rock, Ark, j n CasWeli, Chlllecothe, U, A
Pickering, Clear Geek,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST.

WHEpEAs THE sALT LAKE PICKLE
W company. corporation. on the 3lst day
o. Juys a. ID. lNil, executed and delivered 10
Joseph q. jacobs, OF SAT- Lake CIV Utah ID.
certain promlsAory note for the suin ~ tiree
lhousand dollars, payable Octolor 8lst, irgl,
VITA interest thereon At the rate OF one por
cent per month from IT, date until fully naiI.
hnih before and after Judgment. negotiable
and payable 81 the Dams VI Commerce, salt
Lakc Jity, anu
Where's, to secure tho payment Of said
note, according To 10 true tenor aud effect, the
said sat Lake rirklc Company, on said July
ilsi. 1871, cxecrteG aud delivered to the under.
signed. 5 H. Yield, ir, tiustoc' of Inc City
aud County Of SAT- Lake, a certain deed,
whereby II conveyed 10 the lundorsigncd, IN
iituaio in the County Of Salt Iafc. Terri,ory
% uiah, to wit AL ~ block twenty. seven
20 IA brighton addition TO Garden CITY,
logother with all buildings constructed or
thofehf or TO be constructed upon the same,
anu engine, boiler, watts, machinery, etc
therein situate. which SAID decd was duly MED
Tor record IN the oiiice Of the County Recorder
OF san Iase County. nh. On the dfst day OF
Ausuat, i-gl al d.li O'Clock pm. and 10.
corded In BOO. - A'of Mortgages, page ISL
OF tue records u said oflcc; and
whereas, said deed provides among other
thinsa, that should default ho made Ia tue
payment OF sad note according TO ~ true
tenor aud effect. said trustee. az the request OF
Nh legal u iider Of said nOie, may proceed 10
sol the properly hcrclnbcfOrd aud ~ said deed
described, 10 public yonduc to the highest
bidder. At the trunt door u the County Court
tlAh, Tor each, nist giving thirty days, public
npute ot The time, terms and place OF safe, and
Inscription Of the properly IN DO sold. by
udNcttlaoment IN come Newspaper printed and
published In tue County OF ~alt Lake and
whereas, said SAT- Lake Pickle company has
talcd and refused 20 pay said note or tho
interest thereon since January IS, 1875
although tie same Il due, anu the undersigned,
g. trustee. q requested Gy boyd Park. Of sal.
Lake Guy, the legal holder and owner Of said
note, TO proceed TO sell said premises;
Nov, therefore,, pursuant 10 the power vested
In me by said decd, l. y, n. ficlIs. Jr. do here.
by give nuuco that will eel ali aud singular
tue premises and properly hcroinbcioru do
acflhcd. at public ycndur, TO the highest bidder
for cash, al the front door Of the County Court
house Of salt l.atc County. 1t salt Lake city,
Utah, on "wednesday the third day OF May, $50,
At " O'Clock noon OF faid day, TO satisfy the
said note and Interest IRON January D.. sp1,
aud the costs Of executing fnid iruAt, including
Attorney fec and compensation 20 the under.
signed for his services. q provided in said decd
Of trust. :. N FIELDS, JR, Trustee,
Dated March 81. l.gI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

John NJ. Coombs, the Brigham City
attorney, Ia again In our midst, rs US.
uhl on business bent. lie returns ut
once.
q w. Stayner, au attorney OF long
standing In this city, but who has been
nj the headquarters OF tho nation Tor
some years past, Ia with ms again.
The "Little Eva" OF Uncle Tome
Cabin, and who Is pronounced one u
the best ever seen, together with six
other members Of the company, nfe
holding forth at the Morgan during
their stay here.
David II. Cannon OF 81. George was
q welcome caller on the NEws estaD.
altt gether new to him, but he N some.
what new to It. He ia looking us well
as In the lang syne days.
-.
q. A. Mclean aud wife, nee Miss
Speirs, who have been enjoying f.
bridal tour In tho salubrious atmos.
phere OF California for few weeks
past, are ut home again anu are going
70 hottic uoWu.
-
Don Mcguire, who will look after
Utah's archaeological display at the
Worlds Fair, went through last even.
ing TO Ogden, where he resides. lie
will soon wend his way TO the WINDY
burg, accompanied by his family.
=.
James q. Bleak, who has held sew
eral offices OF trust with Incidental
profit In Washington county and who
resides In the capital thereof, came up
yesterday aud paid the NEWS briel
visit MIR. Bleak used to live here
when there were not 10 many people
nor quite 10 many distinctions iu the
thoroughiares; the hand hardened by
time aud that soitened by present
service ON the streets are making won
dTous changes.
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FRAGMENTS.

G. L. RonsoS. c. 1 Hicks. Geo. Passey,
and thirty-iour other persons mfiNoh
from Mesa, Arizona, this morning.
Jupcr BARrcu lett for Idaholast oven.
ing aud expects 10 return on tuesday
ncxi. 1. Is a business trip.
CRY RIcoHpEn STANTON departed for
tho coast today where his vito has been
visiting friends for some weeks past.
JupoE BLAcKnuRS having finished
his work with tho Territorial supreme
Court for the present, has returned 10
Provo.
FUNERAL services over tho romans Of
Ray Griniths will DO held la the fiith
ward meeting house tomorrow sunday
at 1880 pm.
THE employees Of the city offices were
INDUCING in a holiday today, but accord
ing 10 the host information obtainablo
not ono Of them planted troc.
TuE mounted policemen busted thom.
solves today In arresting drivers who
allowed their animals to exceed the pace
designated by law oyor street crossings
EAnLY next week Mr. Don Mcguire,
chief OF the Utah mining bureau, will
start for Chicago In order to supefiniord
tho placing Of tho mining exhibit in tho
Worlds Fair building.
OK his own recognlzanco In the sum Of
500. Henry Jobe, Park city man,
held TO await tho action OF the grand jury
on charge OF adultery, has boen re-
leased from the peni,ontiary.
TuE subject Of Rov. Mr.. Utter's
Easter sermon will DO "Children and the
Rcsurrectiou.r The Illustrated lecture
In tho evening will DO upon "Mount
Sinai, Petra aud the Holy Land
An LEE, tho Monaghan vegetable
vendor whom Justice Gee sentenced 20
SIX months Imprisonment for inducing
little white girl into his shack on Market
street last fall. was pardoned by Mayor
Baskin last evening.
YESTERDAY afternoon J, II. Cowley
and A. l.. Franklin, tho two mon con.
cornod with Walker In the Tithing yard
store burglary. went before Commission
or Greenman and plead not guilty. Their
hearing wasset for April ilh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
DEDICATION SERVICES.
Something IN Relation TO the First
Session.

In addition TO the general authorities
Of the Church and other, the follow
ing officers Of the Priesthood oil the
Stakes oi'Zlon will be admitted to the
fret session OF the dedication services
Of the Salt Lake Temple, to DO held on
the morning OF April 9Th, 1903;
Presidents OF Stakes aud their
eounselors; regular members OF High
Councils; Patriarch; presidents and
counselors Of High Priests quorums;
presidents OF Seventies, las designated
by the presiding council Of seventies);
Bishops and their counselors.
The classes named above Will be ad-
mitted atthe south gate, which will be
open at $3.50 y. m. on the morning Of
April 9th. All must present recon-.
mends, or they will not be- admitted.
WfLPoRp W0ODKuFF,
GEORGE q, CANNON,
JOSEPH +. Smith,
Frst Presidency.