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On another counter is
a small lot Of Pitchers,
Japanese ware) blue and
Kaga decorations which
have been selling at 10,
IL and 15c. The lots of
each are small and we
want to be rid of them,
we've marked them &c
to close.
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The Press is delivered at your door be-
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Montgomery Guards.

Montgomery Guards.
The Montgomery Guards have elected
these officers:
Clerk-W H. Lowery.
Treasurer. H. Siteman.
Finance Committee j. Hogan, G, A. Fo-
ley, T. P. Shelvey. j. A, Devine, J. s. Donovan.
Recruiting Committee-T. F. McGilltcuddy,
j. II. Siteman, J. A. Devine, j. A. Reidy.
ArmOrer-J. HI. Sit: mani
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Maine Genealogical Society.

Maine METEOROLOGICAL Society.
At a meeting of the Maine Genealogical
Society held last evening Mr.. Frank N.
Strout of Portland and Capt. John B.
Drake of Bath were elected members.
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and and four bottles OF CUT1cURA REsoLvENT, she
was cured entirely Her hair came =, on n, ag ,srl
and to-day she has as fine head OF nlack cu a;y
town. Her eyebrows are heavier than IAN tney
ever were, her scalp is free from dandr9I aaa
her health is excellent Now for tne oen en- ~
of those suffering with same disease, or 70
those who may doubt the trutllfulness OF
this statement. Write me, inclosing stamp n, p
and will cheerfully answer. am sure sure ti "a.
she used nothing else during the four or nve
months she used them.
FREEMAN STOEKER,
225 Court Street. Allentown, Ia.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. F. B. Gage
IN this day withdraws from the firm OF Gage
Bros. The business will be continued as be-
fore by the remaining partner. Chas. X. Gage,
under the same firm name as before.
January 10th, $685. jan11dtf
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PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 10, 1898. }
CARPET DEPT. THE ATKINSON Co.
JAMES S. MARRETT, Supt. }
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Fire on Free Street.

Begin the new year with subscription
to the Press. so cents month.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The aOeather today
is likely to be
fair and colder,
PORTLAND, January II, 1898.
I<HE window shows
Il the sort of Por-
there Curtains
we are selling now at IS
a pair.
They have been So and
10, but we are willing to
take a considerable los
to close the lot before
stock taking. Five dol
lars is a ridiculous price
for such value.
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DNDV5c Skin and Scalp purified and beautif1ed
DHDI j by CUTIcURA SoAP. Absolutely pure.
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Merchants Marine Railway.

Now is the time to subscribe for the
Press. Only so cents a month.
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PORTLAND, October IT. 1892.
The Freeman Rice Wafer Co.:
MISUNDERSTANDING from Chronic Bronchit-
is, was induced to try your DR.. Freeman'S
Balsam of Fir Waters. The result was wonder
full, giving immediate relief. My wife has since
used them for a Hacking Cough, and a son for
Catarrh In each case cannot say too much
in favor of your waters. They are med
icine of great merit.
L. 8. SANBORN, Assistant Postmaster,
Portland, Maine.
dec3 eod3m, 5or6thp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

rencia con que han visto esto, mere
elan un uoto de ceasHa.
Y no para ahf la manifesto ex-
clusiva protection que demuestra por
Ia cana. sino que entire sus acuerdos
hgura Is recommendation que hizo pa
ra el nombramiento de IN ingeniero
asronomo que estudiase Ia enfsr
medad de la cana. ingenIero que
"a ha recorriao la isla V que en- Pom
&C le o;mos manifestar que al viaja
40 tenia otro obieto que reeoger
muestras de las tierras en- que 50
siembra Ia cana para estudiar en- elias
Ia enfermedad de dicha plantation.
enfermedad de que, por suerte. esta
expnto Fl eultivo en- Ponce. Sabido
e. cue por 81 rutinarismo que aqul
guja i los agricultores. el cafe no da
e rendimiento one aeberia dar V que
en- otros paises, donde Sc siembra cou
perfecto conocimiento del terreno. de
sus abonos de todas las necesidades
del cnltivo. Sc obtiene. Pues bien; Ia
Asociacjon lie agricnltores no ha pen
@sdo todavfa EN- ningun ingeniero
agronomo one astudie detenidamert
= cultiyo del cafe en- esta isla illus
ire i los agricultores, para que obten
gan de sus frutos mayores ventalas.
por ultimo, para que Sc yea Ia
indiferencia de la Association res
pecto al cafe. que casi indica que
esta solo IA .ido formada para pro-
teger i riqucza sacarina, copiamos
! el sigulenta particular de la session,
tai como 10 re6ere La Correspondent
ca:
4 mocion presentada por UN so
CTO CoNCURRENTE, fue acuerdo Sc
gestiorase lctivamente para que no
sea- gravado Ell cafe con el nuevo i'm
puesto que, segdn noticias, Sc trata
de imponcr ( Il exportaei6n de este
fruto'
Es decir; que dtspues de manifes-
tar In Junta que Il sus gestiones So
debe la rebaja del az1car, y acordar
que Sc felicite los diputados que
trabaj aron Ell pro de 6sta y De dc.
cuenta del nombramiento de un In
geniero agronomo para el estndio de
este cultivo, ALA, al final De Ia session.
cuando sin duda iba a darse esta por
terminala, Sc alzo US SOLO soCto
icoNcCRRENTE 4 pedir que So sestio-
nase actiyamente que no sea grayado
el cafe.
No pnesl.- estar mas palpable q
olyido en que Sc tenia : los hacenda-
dos de cafe tln vista de ESQ mo cabe
suponer que sin esa coz s0litayia de
s15 socio concuye1atc. Ia Asociacion
hubiese pasedo sio mencionar 81
qaiera el recargo sobre los derechoS
de dicho fruto
Todo este TO Ia pasado desaperci-
bido a los agricultores de Ponce,
espocialmente j los que Sc dedican a
cultivo del cafe, y muchos de clio.
hemos dido decir Que 81 la Asociaci6a
ha dc ser7ir exclusivamente los inte
reses de unos pocos, SO .epara
ran Dc ella uniendose en- otra form.
para IL defens,e de sus intereses.
Tome uots lie esto Ia Asociacios
MARIANA ABRH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

P"s6 Felipe ID mano poe su frente con-
para borrar penosl impression sonrien
despues !, su amigo, dijo;
-Perd0nene listed. Ne hn perturbado
Ia idea de qae hs4ya hecho una gssti6n I. 4
gravs SIN advertirmelo. No le creia d.
puesto 4 hace,ia, pGee Is 10 con.rsrio =
hubiese rogado quo Sc callara.
Desde 81 dia que tuve IA debihdsd IL
confesar usted e. amor que mo inspira -.
Ia seIorita Dc Beauieu. no ha dsjndo dc
ape,adu,Inbrarme esta ligereza; pero psrScs
que c4audo Sc anna IS demasiado pequeAo
81 ccrazon para eucerrar toda Ia tetlurA
Que debe contener, pssar De uno -
desborda este seutimierto mas i 10 con
veniel.te, ilsgando 4 los lAbios 10 4Is.l-t-5
possible contensrlo.
Apsnas habia acabado le referirlo a
ted cuaudo Ia illusion So disip0. apzreci~a
do IL rerdad implacable, LIE sedorita -
Be4ulieu 10 ne ha hscho jeD4s .l houor j..
a,ivertir que e1isto. Is rica, prounetida
81 primo, : sera du4uesa. Precise es q!e
se IN rerdadero inseusato para an4rla.
Merezco, pues, IN castigo, dispuesto -
toY 1 eufrirlo. DiganIelo listed toio -,
contemplaeion alguna.
-Pues bisn empezare por decirle quo
IA seuorit4 De Bsaulieu nj Is rica, ii pro
ba5lenente sera jam4s duquesa, qu.
nuaca, como en- este momsuto. ha tsnfdo
mas probabilidadss de agradarle On horn-
bre honrsdo como listed.
Al escuchar estgs palabras Sc puso fell
pc tan PalIdo que parecia iba le.aaayurse
Dio IN grito De algeria, hoias Las pier.ss
por la enocion, dejose cAer sobre una b1-
taea-
-iOh mire ustod 10 que haee No
Nc iutunda esperanzax, poreue me ssris
mny doioFoso renuncisr elias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04
A DlEsTRO Y sINIESTRO

II .lu.ioipi dc Ma4albo est d.
2n!9orabuoaa desdc qnc el Goocrna
-pl scnsfai ha nombtado conc-js' :.
ion p5oaaso Cofrca, de ofcio ca..n-
ctfo,
Sin dada hay alganos chivos o..
matar en- Ia Jurisdiction Sc quier
que 40 falte en- el concejo un hombr.
dc aptitudes reconocidas para el d.
sJte!lo.
I.n.,aSc s. 10, denis CONCEAL
protestan Q callan; pero IS dc CT.
que opten por 10 uitimo siempre =
respectable una cuohiIla con pun.a :
doblc flo.
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Las CONDICl0AES }ECESARIiS


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04
CR o n ICA
soOCIACI5N nE AGRICULToKES

10 Co5yespcadeneia de aver nos
trae detalies DO los aeorrdos tomados
en- la session del y por Il Isoejoc1dn
dc Aq.icufoyes. con pc.la debemoS
decir que ha causado profundo dis
guSto entire los estanei-ros De cafe
De esta comarea. y soponemos que
De la 5@la toda, Ia preferenc'a qae esa
sociedad ha demostla2o en- pro 3e Il
rlqueza sacarina, yieudo con de9den
10 cue Sc relaciona con q cafe. cuyos
dereehos de exportacion han sido re-
cargados injnstamento.
Cuando los dipntadcs jt1coadicto-
Mates pidieron al el CoagreSo Ia re-
baja del - por 100 para "a rique2a
sacarina y Sc acotdo IN aumento pa
ia Il cafe. los cue j este cultivo Sc
dedican, supusieron que asa dispnri-
dad obedecer1a al interes d a!g1n
diputaao que / Ia yez fnese hacendo-
10 De cana, y Sc llmitaron 4 lamen-
tar el no haber leyado las Camaras
representatives que tambi6n tuviesen
sos interesas soidamente Egados 4
Ii riqueza cafeteria, para que, GUAM
do menos, hubiesen protestado de
csc recafgo.
Pero en vista de que Ia Association
de Agricultores aeciara que gus ges-
tones Sc debe el que los gastos de
! cultiyo d la sacarina se calculen "a
- pot ciento eli yez del 50 que has
ia Ia fecha venla rigiendo. los hacen-
dudos lie cafe ven con gran dis
gusto que Ia Association de aericul-
torres, qla. como 81 titulo ,ndica, debe
lJayAr IL defensa de Ia agricultura Ell
todos sus ramos, solo Sc preoeupa de
! l;3 cana que 81 bien en- aigunos pun
fos da Ia isla esta abatida, en otros
III los la.l> ricoS, obtieue 5aenas ga
uancias como 10 domuestra el hecho
De 4Ie Ia mayor parte de los hacen-
1&'os llnportunt4s del pals vlven &;
9us reutas 81 q extran4ero oonfiandc
ii sus intareses 4 administrators
/ qpiene4 pagan Pingjjos 8ueldos.
Nosotros nos felloitamos lie que
Il cana hava obtanido ia rebaia men
ciouad,.. poro d Ia vez iamentanos
que se recareuen los derechos lie ex
port3cion del cafe, por que 81 biei
hoy ebtiene ltu otsn precio, que dis
la mucho dc aer fabuloso, 81 Sc
tiene Ell cuenta la deprcciacion de ls
moneda circulante en el pals J Ia al-
"a exorbitan5e lie los .,1Eos. tanbien
es nuy cierto que esq pfeclo que hoy
aicanaa el cafe s5tu ezpuesto 4 sufrlr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

por otros presentados por el partido
Unconditional; y;ctorioso q caciquis-
mo sobre Ia soberanla del pueblo, en-
cnmbrada Ia ignorancia. abatida Ia
verdad 7 maltrecho : aesacreaifado
el principle De justicia, que ha de
halIar toda su fuerza en- Ell manteni-
miento estricto del mandate ;npara
two j. IA ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

"sobre sn caracter de ejecutores do
los acuordos de los ayuntamientos y
gestores de los interesos del munie!-
pie, la parccido indispensable que
prevalezca 81 que tienen De yepfeseH-
toates del i'oder pdblico y para clio
Sc les c0natitpyc ea rcrdader0S .f5tncso
uorio5 del Go5:e1n0'': ' que, solo as1,
Sc mantiene Ell el gobierno y orga
nizaci6n de los munlcipios e oyden.
Ia Jaq"Iojdad b el buen regimen que
en- asta materia son indispensables.
De aqui, de los parrafos precedon-
tes, nacieron las e9ndIciot2es necesa-
rias para el ejercicio del cargo de al
caIdp. como funcionario del gobierno.
De aQui que 81 Gobcrnador nu1aco
crei& . conyeniente i los interases De
Il locaiidad aceptar ninguno los
propuestos por las corpora ones.
\ do aQuI. por lltimo. que Sc onvir-
ties4 on !etra lnuerta 81 pr .er pa
rrafo del artIculo 70, y cada yez que
vacaba una alcaldla, fuera E@aciso ce-
der 4 IL iutiuencia onnimoda del iefe
del partido conseryador que le pre-
sentaba. no torna como las corpora
clones nuricll loalaS, sino un solo nom
bro ,jesoonoc;do, 4 qUien entregaba
5oda so eont!anZa 9 inve9tIa con Ia
doie4acion De ana pacte lie 81 noder.
Hay nsjs consecuencias +? 81 la-
hay. III oi~gido iba al pueblo a ma}1-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

pretelidos por gentos insptas, sin
propiedad. conocimiento II vecindad
en- el pueblo; sin pr.stigio nj mora
iidad salidoe De Ia mesa de juego 8
dol tngurio infamante :, las veces
sabiendo deIatrear algunos ! mnehos
sin acer1ar i poner su nombre / de-
rechas : con relativa claridad lin
pios De todo conocimiento admins
trativ9, auuque manchados con his
torias peragrinas; el pueblo, es claro.
Sc di6 i rensar an cue consistlrlan
las condolences necesarias para ser
alcalde y como 81 pueblo no pndo ex
picarsa nunca este enigma. creyo Ell
Ia intervention de nn agente inma-
terial en- el proh}ema y 10 cahGco de
miste}io.
Esto era aver. Hoy no es 10 mis-
no. Fl anphsimo artlculo ~ ha ST.
do modifcado por otro Ministro res
ponsablo de s. NJ. Ell p3rrafo del
preambulo QUE Sc re6ere i los alcal-
des ha pasado a la historic Hoy el
III il1l@TFO C3ItI1c2 OS t}itCUA dq Itllt
practica y procura su desapor5ci6n .
iimitacjUl, al menos, persuadido como
est4 de cue uaaa yeo5.a mis- q pres
itgio dc Ia auto1idad superior, nj pacd7
r1q7fecoy II oufoJiIad uioral dc este re-
5yesc1taci6.. moior cue el SINCERE
cU11PLI2IESTo De LA LEY, tseya de Ia
cuai los q0bc;uaates, p0y gra3ldes qae
/ sca,s s,ts coadicio,7cs pcrsoua1cs, 40 cstdn
sog,Uos de sttsfyacyse sienapre 4 las ST
GEsrIozEs de Ia passion po71tco, az
crc}1fos dc g4c los facuatodcs mismas
qac Ia lev 7e oto,go para qae ATAJEN 7
/ PoNGAE ( RAvA EGoIs4Ios Y TIRANfAs
] de los 6a177os l0cn7es, 3esultep contra su
ro7pt53fad elal|e07os para foDc"to ar to
! les demcsl0s.
! En- seutir, pues, del senior Minis
frD "}z0 cNDp 6FScO1OcSl' IN OOtfGGciOfl
! que el'os-]os preceptos lie Ia iey-5'"-
/ }0Heu, de e7oQij. ogHin03I0meRte t0S al
cl,yl5o- D., Ie..,,>,e o,,o 7ao 4oonocf;ros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-04

] Como ;nGtil -pregust6 este admir-
=; Para que labfa de haeer ese ofreci
niento habiendoo hecho usted esta maTla
na al Marques del modo mas ronantieo
Felipe se ruborizo, y algo contraslado ba-
- IA cabeza.
All /. el seaor lie Beanleu le ia refc-
rido naeatro encuentro" Pero 10 Sable
con qui5n hablaba
70 Sc p he dicho Debia aecirle tan
ben que - Ina abastecido listed 50 norrai
con tsnta ahondancia = por amor al her
mana.
-; Amigo ,nio
~. Al. al s. retracta ustsd -
anna ueted VI a ia seno,ita de Beaulieu
~, C5aia porque este amor - u..a gran
locura. 5ien6o yo un trabajador aleja2o
hace tauto tempo del nundo. no E conc
he podido peosar en- eaa ;oyen tar bella s
tan alt.v.-, : quizs por ait'ye.; mas tent9t-
dora. La he visto grave, reiexiva, III poeo
luGuiets por el alolamleuto. SIN duGa, de u
promet:6o esposo, ( pesag uIo, siu cGid r
de evit4rlo ne lie enatnolado De ella ok
dando a distaneia qUe Los separa ! Z dif.
reneia de nuestro nacif-.iento. 10 ne esc,I-
chado "A voz Ge a la1ou Al los couse;os &c
ia experiencia, siuo e. umor que i1resist;-
Dlemente DONNA nl corazon All arni-a
ll.o. Tergjienza NE d. t1ecirlo. pero no pu4-
% lJnilar esta loca passion, que tne infu'-
de eeac0nocida algeria, eaquisita embri &
guez---- que ne de, en- fl, cuanto desc,
e5xeePto IA esperanza, porque en- este punt .
II cesuedad desapareee, Y le aseguro ba5o
Il; .labra, que nada espero.
sted no espera NADIA, convenido p
70 ~ eabe dnda de que ustad ANA. por T.
c'5si 40 ~ aeeho b.eu en- hablar Ia NJ =
guesa, 40 - veraaj
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recs.1a a.zt@l'a.a ,4~ La..sao A.4eta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-20
COMING 10 II.

Two commercial representatives. Of
eastern houses have just returned from
tour In tho southern part Of tne Ter.
riiOry In quest Of orders for their
respective housss, anu for the Hrst
time they were unsuccessful. They
report having received no ofIeta what.
ever, and this NOT through any disposi.
ton TO cut Oh COMMERCIAL relations
with the East, 10 cultivate exclusive.
moss or 10 be- diso)urleoui or iuhospit.
aOle; but sinply because the situation Is
such that the people are ~ last COM
PEELED O. give preferences 10 home mau.
uiaclufei articles. However such con.
c.usion may be yieweI by those " no
arc disappointed No a result OF II, there
can be- but one verdict In the mlnd Of
the iudicious and home.loving citizen
that those people have got upon
proper ground at last, although by hart
experience they have been forced
10 II. The Roman maNim which
reads interrr,ted, "ro the STARS
through am 'u.tur," and menl.
ing that Immortality may thus be
gained whoa other means ION, has a
sor. OF application Ia this case; II toe
people Will not voluntarily uphold the
work u their neighbors' hands aud
Jhus create prosperity Tor all, then
welcome the dinlcullles by which
they are compelled To do 80.
When We us' az home every thread
that has been wlvon In our midst aud
consume every article Of consumption
prepared by tue skilled hands Of
nsIghJoring frIends-wben, in word,
We u(e only homemade goods as lar as
thrY WIN go-therp viii sim be many,
yerE many things that We eau neither
On ~ nor mhnuftcluru aud these We
vi UHo pleasurein buying from our
lfpuis East aud West. Bul let us not
by what we eau create; II Is re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-20
THE NEW ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

President Cleveland yesterday sent
In 10 the SENATE the name Of W. u.
Hofnblower to be associate Justice oi
the Supreme Court vice Blatchiord,
deceased, aud without doubt no will
be- confirmed. The appOlntoe IL not
well known In this part Of the world,
but no has high standing an1 a
grand reputation In the state from
which he l. sppoinIed-Now York
aud iis surroundings for n goodiy dis
lance. Hc comes Of revolutionary
stock, one of bis grauIia,hors having
held a commission In the continental
army. Il /. given out as n siugular
circumstances that his father after a
law coure became n minister and
himself commencing for the ministry
concluded with the law.
MIR. Hornblower, as We are advised,
graduated from Princeton In 1873, aud
the following year catered tho Office oil
Carter 4 Eaton, Now YORK, being adj
n'','ou !" ,"e '"e "oA'
sp''nN In i''o no 'n'o'ou 'n'
n'm VI C"'''h husn's hei'
ioss' 'orna'n'ns uno'e UNIV loo''
""en Nv WIN a''''''' pS'uo q 'y
lot, o'sau'@'' '"o present pAi'n'''hiP
., io'nolo"eb ny'no q l"y'o'' MI
hotho,o"et nus oeon io' many years
oouhsei, anu TOT eeNoIaI years huus'eei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-20
THE DlLaGrrE a WORK.

Our delegate TO Conlros', Hon' j. -
Rawlins, Is not permitting HE light TO
chime updef a bushel BY any mean''
Notwithstanding the ieudal and Ut
American handicap BY meaps OF
which lao Is deprived Of an equal loot
Ing with those who represent olhtr
constitute noies, he has been heard
once aud heard from several Nme''
Recently he introduced bill Tor Tue
admission Of this Territory into the
Union, aud immc lately thereafter
Joint resolution providing Tor tho re-
turn 10 the Mormon Church Of certain
property eschcated by thcgover mont
said property to be- used fIr charitable
purposes. The statehood proposition Is
one more dfop Of rain On the roof nnd
will, we have mn doubt, am uni to but
little more; but the othtr considered
alone, hns features which ontitlc II to
consideration.
Tho supreme court o. this Territory
recently decfced the return Of u large
quantity Of the property ip.fcn Of aud
~ much Of the decree as Withheld paris
thereof was appealed by the Church
attorneys To thoUni,sd states Supreme
Court, the other part being taken
there by the governments Attorney.
Some objection may b. made to the
attempt TO get congressional action on
the subject white 10 Is pending IA tho
COURT, bat all right feeling pcrsons
will recognizs that justice demands
that the people wh1 o'e,iei the prop
cfty Ia dispute should have the dlspl'
slilou Of II benehcIally q those de-
pendent upon them. The resolution
referred to Is accordingly. In the line
Of right aud ptopflo,y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-20

and firm the foundation OF a great
aud prosperous commonwealth Of
which tho Republic msy be justly
proud. The generous treatment aud
hearty welcome which were Just
recently accorded Ulah's deputatIon Ia
the wofld's Fair at Chicago lalong
their entire route IL duly appreciated
yet II was au honor 10 which they were
fulIy entitled rs Representatives Of the
founders OF government IN the Rcky
Mountain region.
While glanclnR back on the page Of
time rcgar Ing this DAY, Il may not be
Inappropriate 10 note II rs the annl-
versary Of an important event In the
development OF Uiah's mining indus
try. II was ON September -, 1870,
that the nrst run Of crude bullion was
made at the fret smoltor completcl In
Utah, that VI wooIhull Brothers, llcal'
eli on Big Cottonwood creek, eight
miles south OF this city. Tnis bullion
was obtained from the pres Of Little
Cottonwood canyon. Other smolters
were In clurse Of construction Mt that
date, and soon Joined In an Industry
that has grown to large proportions In
the Territory. Pnorto the date named,
attempts had hecn made at reducing
the ores. In the sixties, smelling fur
naces were erected In Rush Valley
and around Stockton, but owing 10 in
experience and high cost Of material
and transportation, thoy we're failures.
The advent Of the railway, however,
removed an obstacle that before had
been insurmouniable, aud progrcsl
from that time forward was steady aud
psfmaHent.