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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09
HERE'S FINE BRAIN FOOD.
",un.fish" Prosprrlug In Utah Lake.
Other Varieties Coming.

Editor DeSerst Msl0G
have just received the followingi
Provo, December 9TH, 1893.
A. Milton Mussor, Esq, Fish Commits
sionor, Salt Lake Ciiyl
Dear Sir-Haylng understood that you
woro DESTROYS to get specimens Of the
dinurOnt imported fish planted In Utah
lake by you some limo ago, we send YOU
one-a "sunhsh" we think. They arc
doing splendid.
Any further information we can give
you Will DO furnished with pleasure.
Respectfully You're,
UrAH fisiI COMPANY.
This "specimen" Ia plump AMI
meR,y, which proves that Utah lake Is
a good nursery for ilsh ralsing.
Not being fully satisfied that the
sample sent me belonged 10 the sun.
fish family, l asked DR.. Talmngv to
please identity Il which lac has kindly
done as III lowt:
Dear Sir:-Tho fab received from you
this day for Identification ] return horo-
with. In my opinion Il Is we'll do.
volopOd specimen ~ Lopomls Gibbosus,
known In the Eastern siatosl aud pare
tiuularly In New England, by
tho popular uamo o. pumpkin
seodn aud "suuuy" Il Is perhaps tho
bost known uud certainly tho handsom.
cot OF tho extensive family OF tho "sun
fish, Il Ia abundant IN the brooks OF
New England, aud Is generally found
wherever tho porch abounds, but H. oc-
curronuo In Utah is, think, an unusual
thing. Its nosh Is highly esteemed for
food, and by some considered superior
10 that Of tho perch, Il Is thought much
Of ~ "a game iishs
Trusting that this Information may
answer your purpose, aud with tho best
OF wishes, | am,
Yours very truly,
J.. T., TALMAoE.
A. Milton Mussor, Esq,
December O. 1898.
twin be- remembered that In Nov.
ember, 1880 received a consignment
uf fish from the Illinois river which
"dumptd" into the lake at Pleasant
Grove. The consignment consisted Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

Mula.fl.-lu ib. HNu ulrI. salt Llto
lINs nl.. 70 I"'.. .. UHu.u option. Woo. a
Wool uIs IHu deceased w#a HHfu January b.
lH... Iu randolph tHHUU. IHIH.#s llr uUut Iu
ttuHIHII la 800 aHu returned Do Utah boo I..I.
NN.I. ND followed H.".H# .. H" u.UHN HIIuH.
100" iUUUUH' tUrI.H. W.....u ..... tomorrow.
...IaN. 100 lI aU., Iu ih. ...H ward meeting
hua.U. iuUuU. invited.
uEsrIHu..I HHIt I.Lu U.f.. ucseuUr. a.
l1I.. uI u.i uF. iHHHu IS uIII Hence. WluuW
ui thu IHtg NHuU.H Iu"IHrI IuIyr fH IUv HUy.
uuHyl yUIr uf UUTuUD
fuu.OHI service. UUI Boo NH.H u tHU 'rV.
tHtu ward mt.NHU UHI.H "UUIla uUUuUNUf
Toto, Ht o. u b.. m. turuI. IU repeatedly
tNFHHH.
MHl.ai siT.. pIriHg copy.
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Uinh Dried Ernit.

Two car loads or 5000 pounds Of
Utah dried iruit were shipped from
this city to Chicago by Il. q. NJ. l..
this afternoon. Each car bore a
stteamct with the following inscfip.
lion; "Utah dried fruit, shipped by
u. q, NJ. L." Several more cars viii
be sent East In u few days.
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Ore Shipments.

Tho usual heavy shipments Of ore
from the Ontario, Daiy silver King
anu Anchor have begnkept up during
the week and OF ilrst class mature. rnv
Anchor anu Silver King nro laying up
great amount Of CAst!u Gate Goa, aud
this leads ono 10 think that the mines
viii continue operation during the
40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

On top Of the Crescent opening came
orders from Mr.. DAILY 10 start work
Immediately In getting out ore from
tho Daly-Wesij anu MONDAY morning
n full force OF iuen were nut TO work Mt
that mine. Ia few days the ore will
be rushed 10 the markets. Altogether
II looks better TOT the camp ut present
than for any time during the pRst five
months.
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Detective Sheets ;AssaIlant.

ME-. Frank Rice, the woman who
attempted 10 thOo. Detective Sheets o
ivw nights ago, was on trial In the
police court this afternoon, defended
by Attorney Corey. Tue court room
was tillrd TO overlooking with spec.
tatoTs.
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Blsiness was trnnsaCt-l in judge
Smilu,s q .urt yesterday as fu.Uwts
Hlsy Patton AMI Darius Hay moro
pleaded not guilty 20 iac Char.v Ji
burglary and their bonda were liked
Ia the sum Of $500 each.
George Domiug pleaded guilty 20 a
burglary commiltud al The store ol A..
l.. JauEmiu, In Levan, Jubu county,
December ith, 1893, auu wa, sentenced
10 Two yeass Ice the reniiuutlry.
The While.Luetham mining ca0a
was decided In favor Uf thuutieui1uts,
giving them possession oil thu disputed
LrupeLly.
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over 500 Spectacular ana Mrchu-
teal Knccts OF the Highest Order.
Tho illumination OF the Court OF
Honor. lie Electric Fountains.
Tho Wonderful Search Lights. Tho
Magnificent buildings Tho Mid
way pluisanoc, aud thousand
and one Wonders OF "Iho white
city," shown with Remarkable
Reality.
sIyau uuog- , c,J0s, Gee, Zoe, seats on
"a q saturday ucr.
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The weather both ut day and night
has been extremely cold during tue
entire week. Not much fnOw down
In the town, but the canyons are get.
ting filed up very rapidly, and the
roads ure uiniCult TO travel with the
heavy loads UlIh TO anu from the
mlupH
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Attho present timu there Is great
deal Oh sickness among tho adults OF
the Park, mustly Of colds. Last week
Ave people were carried Oh bylyphoid
fever nud Oo.us. The illu,Bs IA each
casa was brief
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Tue "Americ,. ,lsreo,.." D.oa.

BiUOMiNGr0S, llls, Dec. O.-Wm.
Sparkle, tho cannon BAH thr1Wet anu
general athlete, Known IN tho circus
world for a quarter % century NJ tho
american Hegoulos," died hare this
morning.
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IuUsUuY. Doc d.
MoulC' HHOu Nulrtultn Concert Co.. IuIrr
tho HuHUIn"-uI Iuu uUugur uIuu fuaia NOW
ON sole, Iuiu. ul prIutHn ZOO. .HHt t,
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COMMERCIAL


SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TOIay'a clearing house exchange,
amounted 10 s21i,li8.
TopAyH QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silyer, go . u lead, 50 -.
ORE And nuLLION.
Wells, Fargo a 60. received toiny,
Miugo bullion, ;bsJli bullion, s003.
TOlal, sI7g3.
Mccormick d c.. received today:
Hguauur bullion, $500.
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Re.rne Mlssion.

The Rescue Mission provided during
the week ending December o, ilB
meals anu lodgings, being 80 IN excess
Of the week previous.
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SAVINGS BANK.

500 n.ENIlg arREEr.
Omen saturday evenings from 90 8 o'clues
fItr cent interest rH.d uu uopOhl,a OF tl,Vl or
D. orc, auu COMPOUNDED tour Vines a}eir
lt.h lille Insurance Irus. Co.
,uun, ..tu.itlLrAlD
L. 4. Toorl. Presidents W. IS, NoCuuNtN
Vics, President, a. j. THOMAS, seoy. aud
Cashier
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A. Milton Mussor, Esq
December o, 1898,

twin be- remembered that In Nov.
emher, 1880 received a consignment
vi fish from the Illinois river which
"dumpgd" into the lake at Pleasant
Grove. The consignment consisted VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09
UTAH ONYX,

Lehi Banner; Mr., Mile, ono Of
our onyx owners, recently returned
from the East where he won't with a
car load OF onyx. He succeeded In
Opposing Of II at good figure. It
gave good satisfaction to the buyers.
At present business In the building
line IL dull and there 10 not 20 much
call for this stone but the Utah product
has secured good hold on the market
ana II tbs owners are careful In ship.
ping It Will continue TO have good sale
IN eastern markets. Mr.. Mills says
his trip was successful aud he IL well
pleased with the outlook.
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rNDITcrlVE AlsOCIATION.

ton held meeting last evening at
the Chamber Of Commerce buili-
ing,
T. @. Webber, tho president, called
The meeting TO order, anu IL. 4 Ball
acted "a secretary,
The committee on the mechanics
lien law, Consisting Of r., w. Morrison,
,, II. Hin, Nathan Sears and Elias
Murfis, reported that they had a bill
prepared by eminent attorneys cover
ing this point. The bill, with the ex-
oepilOu Of some slight amendments,
" tie same as that which failed TO pasa
TIC last TO- ialatuTo. IL viii be- submit
tod NJ the coming session, and the
Committee was directed 10 make au
tlurt 10 have the bill lOpted,
The committee 10 draw upa new
attachment bill TO be presented TO tue
legislature reported that they had
Prepared one which viii enable homo
merchants TO Ir.teCt themselves IN
cafes Of Insecure accounts by suit AMI
attachment, without being compelled
To allege fraud on tho IaTt vi the
debtor. The bill, they said, also pro.
NlltH against hardship 10 the debtor
ny allowing him 10 give bond 10
secure an attachment and emb0dies
The same Ideas ~ similar laws In
Nevada and California, The report
was adopted.
Ihe matter OF the merchants lloonse
was then brought up and discussed
Al OF those present were In favor Of
tue repeal OF the license, and COM
lhlVte Consisting Of y. @. Luke, &. Is,
h'lsL II. X. Thomas, IA. Z. Nelson
uhl D. u. Barton were appoinIeji with
power ~ draft n petition and get slgna'
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sresttu.u sase..

4. II. Clifford, New Ca.-eil, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia ard
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dlsor.
derod, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles q Electric
Bittefs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had = running sore ON hrs log I eight
years. Standing. Usod three bottles Of
Electric Biiten md seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and his leg la
sound and well. John Speaker, Cat.
awbs, o., had i've large Fever sores
on hls leg; doctors said he was lncurs.
BILE. One bottle Electric Bl,ters and
one box Bucklcn's Arnica Salv. cured
him entirely. sold vt A. &. Smith &
Co.'S Drug Store. as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18
WITHIN OUR GATES.

J. A. Lampert, deputy sheriff OF
Weber county, came down from Ogden
yesterday aud was noticed wadiug
around our streets in quest OF some.
thing or svmebouy.
Il. X. Watts, the headlight OF the
Bingham Buhotbl, knows the way
dJwn here anu occasionally acts upon
that knowledge. Hc did so yesterday
afternoon, probably to hear his fellow
humorist VINO was 70 Nye AZ hand.
-
u. Lombard, engaged In tho bank
ing business ut American Fork, dis.
tons long enough to HE him hence
ami was observed looking upon our
th0Toughfares rs though he thought
We were trying to solve tho Irrigation
problem.
w. l.. Cook, superintendent Of the
Phoebe Water anu Electric Light COM
pany, came up from that once con-
spicuous and flourishing mining town
today, the death OF his mother here
being the cause OF absence. HerepJria
things there as duplicating our local
situalion-quiet with prospects.
-
Deputy Marshal Bynon strobe forth
to "5ection 49," out ON the bowling
prairie which yawns between tnis city
and the western mountains yesterday,
to post some notices. He got back this
morning, having slain two prairie
dogs, three rabbits, and sent several
unsuccessiul shots In the direction OF
u coyote that would not atop to listen to
him.
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EEgresai Hans j.. uasscll, Mammou; J. l.
lhoway, New York.
TIM KSrrsronp.--M. iiertheau, san Fran.
cisco a. q. hast, lianohi a o. llilhurn. Chi.
Chicago John NJ. Singleton. 81 IN Francisco
John Beh ing Boston VI. DAVIS Cleveland; j.
Conwell, rhiladephiai q. ~. Gray, San
Emery. Mrs. u. Bransford. Park CITY; J. X.
lcmslead Detroit, Mlch :. u. Anthony, bon.
yer, Colo. Nellie NJ. fansforJ. PARK CITY
thorn a. Edwards, Chicago; W. T. smith,
Aspen. J. q Lcbclt san Francisco; j. II, Ne
bowel, farburg, Neb. g. II. Keen Chicago
=; u, Annis and wife, Denver Colorado; j. '.
olmstcad, New York; W. X Taylor, Ontario
" shaw and Family, pittsburg John Ieh and
VIE, Allentown, Pa. :. Wren, II. e. suraye,
Morth Adams, Maas O. @, yene's, Chicago
W. W.; No. w nra9kGnrldse;, w n braekenri1so,
!. u. nalloc, Rchmond Vail. n. PAyrc. Jr.
y. Louis, Mo. ". II. Pcdon. Few York Mrs.
~ \. sisson, Denver, Colo; II. l.. Bardwoli,
st. Louis.
:, MongAs Horn a @ Morris. Providence
y IT, Walter shoemaker, .. Cosc, san Dicgo
". j faust, Jr, Lehi; VIM. I. W. Iloylanrc'
nptinEholdi 1hOf. lfothcr, Oregon; FrArk
~ ant and daughter Gfccloy. Col WIN Hurst,
lofk James Thornton. Alex Comstock, ogden
y a, >eor., q -. iless. Pleasant GROVE; John
VI. Harris, leadyille. Colo. I. iirohAm. Gunni.
son j. llRzclrigg, san rutc; james ". Epan.
Hot syrlngs. 3. b II. u Waller, Iiannlbai'
Mo W. .. owons, Denver. Geo powers, Mr.,
lranois llabott, Sew ior OHIO. Carl Martins,
ogdcni iort Higgins. Toooic.
TIE TENrLEtoS-F. e. Grafton. Omaha. N.
y. llollcnsbcrs Guy; ". n. Cobb, St joe; Il.
Z, Thomas and wife. doshcn,ind -. NJ Ruther.
lorl iiallcyi W. G. Ryan, kansHs CITY T. H.
McCreod aud wife nuilalo' Miss Ashmoro.
ugdeni w. J. Lawrence. Spring old Mast 4,
". bill, Ncstleld, Mas Mrs A. Rowe Den
Acri Geo. brookCr, hicagn: \. g. FfonlS.
Chicago u. a. Jaeger, ~ LOUIS A. =. AIirrd'
New York Peter W. New and wife, Chicago! j.
L. craig and daughter, Ogden.
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Salt Lake Stake Conference.

The semi-annual Conference OF tn,
Balt Lake Stake OF Zion viii conven,
In the Assembly Hall, Salt Lake City,
on Saturday, March 18th, 1893. Meet
ings will he held as follows; Saturday
at 10 am, and 2 PM, and Sunday al
10 am, 2 PM, and 1880 pm.
A general attendance OF the Priest
hood and people IL desired.
The Stake organizations OF the Relief
Societies, Sabbath Schools, Young
Mems and Young Ladies' Mutual I'm.
provement Associations, and the Prim.
AIRY organizations are requested to have
their reports ready In time for the con
ference.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH l.. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PESRosE.
Stake Presidency.
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nsiiard's snow L,p,m.n,

This wonderful Liniment 1. know,
from the Atlantic to the Pacifi,' ow,a
from the Lakes to the Gulf. IL l. H..
most penetrating Liniment in ths
World, IL will cure Rheumati.n
Neuralgia, Cuts, Sprains, Brulsrs
wounds, Old Soree, Burns, sciatlcs'
sore Threat, Sore Chest and ali inilam
nation, after all others have failed. Il,
VIII cure Barhed Wire Cuts aud hsn'
OIL wounds where proud flesh has sct
~. II Is equally efficient IN animals.
piy Hand you will not be without Il.
Price 90 cents.
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NOTICE.

yI'O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SALT
Il Lake Power.iIght and Heating company.
q special meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
~ Lake Power, Light and Heating Company
VII bg hcld ~ the once OF we eolul IN SAT-
saturday, March ith. lsJ, At 10 O'Clock d IN. Tor
the purpose Ct ratiiying and confirming tho
action OF tho BOARD OF directors IN selling and
conveying all the properly, rights and iran.
shiars OF tho company, TO the SAT- Lake and
Og len Gas and Electro light company, and to
transact any aud al such other business Ms may
DO brought before the meeting.
JAMES MOFfAr.
Secretary.
February 18th, 1893.
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Wonderland.

For the week OF February 23rd, an
attractive bill IN promised at this fami.
ly resort. An entire new play will be
presented by the popular stock com.
pany, entitled Peril, or Love at Long
Branch, with new scenery and stage
settings. Tho Ogden trlplets and twins
will remain another week, and on
Wednesday, March lat, the mother
will present their photograph rs a
,ouvenir 10 each lady visitor. The
Miller & Boyle all-slar specially com
pnny Will be seen ON the stage In the
Bijou thehter.
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FRAGMENTS.

DIR. ELlsN H. FEnausoN will Lecture
In the Star Course tomorrow night OF
Great American womon."
ELpER G. W. PENnosE will lecture in
tho Ninth ward meeting house ON sun.
day at o y. M. Subioct-Soluton OF Tho.
illogical Problems by Mormonism.
TuE Taylor Dramatic company gave
Two croditablo performances Mt Coils
Amusement hall vt West Jordan ON
Wednesday and Thursday nights last.
The Norden Military company will
give masquerade ball In ClifpH dancing
hall on tho night of tho 2ith inst. Cash
prizes arc offered 10 tho bost sustained
lady and gentleman characters.
THE funeral Of Mrs. John Cook will
take place from the family rosidonoo,No.
il3 north second West street, tomorrow
Sunday at II a. IN. An invitation IN
extended TO tho friends Of tho family 10
be present.
BILL NYn and T.. A. Burbank talked
entertalningly TO good sized audience
In the rhoaer last night. Tho pair were
afterwards given reception by tho Pross
club In their coy quartors IN tho Scott
Aucrbnch block.
REV. Mn. UrrER's subject at tho Tho
ator tomorrow morning will be the
question Of sacrifice and fasting from ro-
ligious motives. Service begins nj II
O'Clock. The religion Of ancien, Rome
will occupy tho study class that meets at
1881.
THE regular monthly meeting Of tho
Woman's Suffrage Association will con-
veno In tho Thirteenth ward assembly
rooms next Tuesday afternoon, tho 2lst
inst, at . O'Clock. A full attendance IL
earnestly desired. Maggie Bassott, Soc.
rotary.
Mus. KELLY, wife OF Colonel I'd Kelly.
who has been suffering from a painful
abcess In the region of tho brain for some
time past, n day or two since submitted
TO surgical operation by DIR. Pinkerton,
aud now appears 10 be on tho road TO
rapid and permanent recovery.
THE attention OF all Sunday school
workers IL particularly called 10 tho dis
tinctiyo feature OF tho Sunday school
union exercises on Monday evening
next, February 10th. Mt 1880. consisting OF
u lecture by DR.. James Il. Talmngc, on
"lnndelity," adapted particularly to
Sunday school work. A baritone solo
by John Robinson. accompanied by
Frank w. Merrill. Meeting In TO DO held
In the Salt Lake Assembly Hall.
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naIrnra,. ,Ie,ehonna r,rnn.

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In support Of this statement we refer
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An Appeal from ~ Young Lady TO This
Grrat Nation.

An Appeal from ~ Young Lady TO This
Grrat Nation.
LONDON, F,b iS.-Prince.s Kaiuiana
sends the iol owing address to the
American pope; -Four years ago, nj
the request OF rhurslon, then Hawaii.
AN cabinet minister, was cent away
- England to DO educated privately
aud fitted Tor the position, which, by
tle constitution OF Hawaii, 1 was to
inhefiL For all these years 1 have
y tiently and In exile striven.t 10 1T my
4 my return, this year TO my native
CO ntry. l am now old lat 1hurston
~ IL Nashingtuu ask.ny you TO take
away my flag and my throne. No one
even tells uio this officially. Have
done anything wrong, that tubs wrong
should bo done mo aud my people? |
am coming 10 Washington ~ plead
for my throne, my nation aud my
nag. WIZ not the great Amer
can people hear me. KAIULANA."
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Sheen prOSnering.

Letters received today from Utah
shoepmen In western Wyoming state
that although great deal OF snow fell
there during the first half OF tho
month, It melted rapidly for this season,
and inflicted no losses among the
sheep. The prospect for III ose In the
wool industry, who have sheep In the
locality nam,d, Ia very natterlpg.
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THE IDAHO TEST OATH.
The Bill AbollshiDg It Passes the
Legislature.

A telegram received from Boise City,
Idaho, at 4;l5 this afternoon, an
nounced the passage, by both houses
OF the state Legislature, OF the anti.
test oath bill. This bill pro.
vides for the repeal OF the
test oath which disiranchised Nor.
mons. 1t Ia understood that Governor
Mcdonnell will sign tbs bill. The
Mormons will thus be restored 10 the
rights Of citizenship.
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Home Missionary Meeting.

The next regular monthly meeting
OF the Home missionaries OF tho Salt
Lake Stake Of Zion will convene In
the Social Hall. Salt Lake City, on
Wednesday, February 22nd, 1898, ut
1880 p. m. II is important that all the
brethren report personally at this meet
ing. JAMES ID. STERLING,
Clerk.
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IN KANSAS.
The Republicans virtually Rccog-
nikcd by the Court,

The Republicans virtually Rccog-
nixcd by tho Court.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. ls.-The dis
trict court tnis morning sustained the
motion OF the Republican house for
permanent injunction restraining tho
stste treasurer from paying any
warrants issued by authority OF
the legislative appropriation bill
passed by the Populist house.
III 8 10 virtually recognition OF the
coustiiutioBalily OF the Republican
houseand the members are correspond.
lngly iubllant. The attorney general
has filed a notice Of appeal 10 the SUI
preme court. a party OF POpulisls
from LawTence tried 10 steal march
on the Republicans las. night by seek
ing to enter Representative hall, but
the Republicans had taken precaution
TO leave the hall In tbs hands OF armed
guards, anu the invaders were driven
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18
Wonderland,

Tho articles Of incorporation OF the
Wonderland Amusement company
were filed in the latter part OF 1892
wit h the county clerk; but there were
two bonds then missing. This MORN
Ing they were forthcoming, and
80 the articles are now legally com.
plote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18

Dooley (p. o. Block, will pay 10000
t any one " no viii, by the "Hale
painless (?) method" MI teeth with IN
little pain ~ ris 0mfort to the patient
rs they can and do. Thoy viii stand by
this offer ut any and all lines. DO not
have teeth extracted until you soc
them; they will save them permanent
ly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18

hood's Sar,aparilla stands at the head
III thc medicine w0rli 1, admired In
ntoeperity anu enviei IN merit by
tnousands OF would-be compe,itofs.
AZ hAs larger sale Than any Other
nnoaicinc. Such success could not ls
won without positive merit.