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Today's Probate Cont.

E'..to ami guarll,nship OF Sylvia
NJ Allen ct aL min1rs. Hearing on
p-liiloa for lCttcfs OF guRtdIanship.
sarah a. spnrry nppDinlri guardian on
ming "a bond Of 500 io sylvia NJ.
Allen and QUO Of s-JO 10 II rOott r..
AIlsu,
Estate OF Cornelius Ktrfe, deceased.
Haarlng on petition for order u salu Of
personal properly, and order made Ms
prayed.
Estate Of Hans Oloson, decraaed.
Hearing ON return Of sale OF real estate,
M Ofi"r made confirming sale.
E-lato OF Hyum q. Fowler, de-.
ceased Hearing on return Of sails Of
real ts'a.e continued till this after.
NOON.
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More Mountain Lions.

MIR. Thomas, an employs Of the
waterworks department, who keeps
watch OF the Interests Of Ihs municipal
ny In City Creek canyon, reports that
thers are moro mountain lions prowling
about In tho brush aud Tavines and on
the hillsides up there. On the night
following the killing Of tue lioness by
Hunter RoPnon and John Boe5, Mr.
Thomas said the matuOl thoslauR htoTeI
animal made the darkness hideous by
IT. means aud savage gtuwls aud that
these grating sounds have 0een Kept
up ever since.
Several other mountain lions are re-
ported 10 have been seen IN the canyon
the last Tow days and Councilman
Newell Ia greatly exercised over tho
fact and Ia said be- willing 10 inlroduco
n resolution at the session ot tue
city fathers tonight allowing every
man aud boy lu the county VINO 10 ON
enough % carry gun, lnelullhg the
United States troops at Fort DuugiuA
to 10 into the canyon anu hillou the
man eaters.
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tuonts that he voted tofalto their taxes
/ TO pay the refltofy's tub's than 10
pay bounty on sugar boois.
Hatch did not consider the Territory
under Obligation 10 pay this sorlp. IL
had not authorized IT. Issue, nor over
given a promise 10 pay H. Tho Tern.
tory was not, In his view, bound, oven
III honor, 10 Ray these claims. Allen
asked Hatch II the latter ii1 not think
Tue territory ~ much obligated ~ nay
them M tu make good n deficit created
by the officers Of Territorial institu.
uoni anu Hatch tuplici that lao I'D
not anu that the cases were not alike.
some Of the scrip covered by this bill
had been sent - Washington AMI uis.
allowed, aud u would taku $4,000 &
redeem al VI II, and he was Optosnd 10
fedccming any OF H..
Pafeuns SAID there could 10 no doubt
u the Territofy's obligation 10 ray the
Tees oi Jurors Rui witnesses In foil,
AMI he favored the hlll. 10 was a
measure % Justice. The only question
J., u THIS an 0puofiune time 10 pay
these ciaimt2
Moore thought 90 per cent Of the clli.
Esns u the Territory wanted 10 Co nay
lis debts dollar fot dollar, lie favored
tho III, aud thought th,sr claims
ought 20 be paid before going into debt
fJr capitol.
Slauiofd's amendment prevailed, the
result being 10 cause the bill 10 provide
Tor the payment In foil Of tue scrip.
stanford moved " mako the ammo.
pfih1ion $1,000 instead " $4,000.
Nenckcf moved 10 make u $50 900.
NNihn hoped that no element Of |
irritation or T. que would enter into the |
consideration u the bill. There was
10 political Issue Ia II. lie replied 10 |
haich'r remarks, and claimed that all |
DuitianIiug court scrip covered by the |
OH was valid claim against tho Ter. |
Iltofy, anu hnd been irsuud under |
Territorial law. 10 the approximation /
D. cut down 10 5000, there will be |
llitlo USE VI the bill.
wins opposed changing the appfo. |
pflalion other way, from 1000, anu |
favored thu blu. The motions oi Star.
iofd ana Nubukuf were lost The bin |
% sol by vote uf IStUi
g. u. 50, providing fof choosing tho
seat nui tflcHm " new c1uutlfr. was
passed. Without amendment RuI by
unanimous vote.
II, u, -, 10 regulate the practice Of
muliciuc, was LOST.
II. Il. So, 10 provide subjects for dls.
section, came up nn the aIversc report
OF the committee, nuI tue Unsctiny
clause was stricken out.
H. II. 81, relating q reservoirs aud
ihn reclamation " desert lands, WAS
anu passed.
Pafsons was given permission 10
MAKE his motion next Thursday to
rarunslder the vote by which the
Teyonue bill was Killed.
Adjourned until lUa. m. today.
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To the POorhonse.

Pat Smith, an old man about seven.
ty.tiye years Old, was yesterday arrest.
ed on the charge OF vagranoy. OGicvr
Gillespie tesuhei that no would STOP
people on the street aud 20 into
restaurants, and tue police officer Ia.
qulred anu learned that he had been
Ioggiug. rhe Old man plead guilty 10
the charge, but said ia oGtgnuatlOu
that he WAS homeless and had been
Tor days without food 10 cat. He
begged the court not 10 send him TO
jail, but 10 use his Influence 10 get MIN
into tbs poorhouso, Tue Judge instTuc.
tod Clerk James tOsee 5elvcImau BAN.
Ostger anu sec what could be done by
way OF getting him into tue poorhuuse.
Yesterday afternoon smith was taken
"a charge by tue pOOrnOuse authorities,
where he Will doubtless b0 cared for.
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'ous decision o. v,r.sus u.trict
courts on tue proposed new ~ .rr
.eheluie OF the rtCaivpts o. tho effect
tnAI the receivers shall Grant leave %
aosehcn aud iAyu.iu. yK.cusss to
Ihe representative %, tuu employee OH
~ paris " tue system o. % mana On
March l1ih, % cIuirr with tlu no.
ceivtfs aud IS. II. II. CAf. ora the
points NJ diiistoltc. aud that .lI tao
olnis not agreed on hy Match g7.n
snsll DC laid hu'ure tho c.utt Dr
auld1icitlou. Tho new schedules No
the meantime ats bsinr ,b-,s,t.I ~
was explained that the rprrivpr, M tf.
meeting Ia Now York last week .l...
cluui TO abrogsto tho proposed now
schedule. judge Duady of tho dls
mot court Gays he order by Judges
Caii"eli anu Stubborn does not affect
the standing Of his Order.
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TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
wild RumOrS About President CltYG.
land SCI at Rest.
SHOOTING rnr RUSSIAN EAGLE.
A Verdict Tor Victoria Woodhull In Her
Suit Against the British
Museum,

wAstttNGroN, Feb. 27.-Tho wild
mmars la circulation yesterday after.
noon that disaster had overtAkcn tho
vessel on which were President Clevc.
land, Secretary Gresham and others In
the storm OF the night before, were
srt At rest today by the news
nom Indian Head proving ground, %
miles down this river, that the vessel
rnd passed there yesterday afternoon,
siving no evidences Of having suffered
auy damage, or Of anything unusual
on board. II Is Therefore certain that
The vessel lay 10 on one Of the numrt.
,lt cfrrks or fluctuations In the
Potomac during the unsettled weather.
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Again in the Tolls.

Peter Murphy, an old offender, was
brought before Justice Smith again
this morning on tho old charge. Yss.
terdny Peter promised his honor that
u lac was allowed 10 80, he would make
tracks for another country, Tue Judge
allowed him 10 20 on his makilg this
promise, but Murphy had not galned
his freedom lUug, before no again got
In tbs tolls. This morning he made
tue same kind Of "a talk ami asked jus
lce Smith to come 10 tbs door and
watch him get on the car fUr the depot.
81 won't even look back yer honor,
give mo one more onanGe.n "f'H
give you twenty lays" replied the
Judge, aud Murphy was takun TO Jail
muttrfing impfecauOns upon the head
VI tho man VINO arrested MIN.
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Irus' came up on the adverse fepott
OF the c0muiltteo aud was lost.
IL Is l"i, relating To fish and game,
came W Ou the favorable report OF the
committee. Pending consideration,th the
HOUSE took arecvss till 2 O'Clock.
On. m,
Alter the noon recess, CONFEDERATION
o. zoe fsh nnd game oil was rrsumed.
lNlhs moved tOsirike out the Provision
i,quifing screen 70 be placed at the
heaI " an lffigatins stream, to prevent
We hsh from passing down the same
ilo Hnld u was an expense TO which the
i'fmer ought not 10 be subjected, AMI
tne screen prevented the w VI water
w n,,'oning nl1lsci with leaves and
fubb'an. Carried.
Confederation Of the ilsh and game
olll was In progress. nj The hour Of going
10 pfess. e's
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Letter of Inquiry.

a letter was received at tho Chamber
OF Commerce this morning from a gen.
llemau living Ia Ohio. The writer
slatoi that he represented "a numbrr
o. people who are thinking Of making
thrlf residence here, aud desiring Ia.
FORMATION on the following subjects,
Climate, hollthfulnts, aud especially
regarding malUla; investments ana
rate OF Interest," cost Of living, rent Of
mouse, OF h0aid Tor man and wife In
moderate circumstance; possibility Of
employment, wage. etc"
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r" n'1ali Alpine Nice ps.
military Carerr OF Washl1gt1uU
Llsctzl DOW Watson, "Wasbiugtou's
Civli Lic." The sp5ago-s portrayed
iu glowing trns the e arac,uf OF ,hn
great man who was hr4tin peace. nut
10 war anu first In tho hearts Of his
COunirymen. a number 1f Tine SONGS
We q suug ani one recitation given, uli
OF which were very noticeable huctuso
u thuir complete fitness iof the Occa.
sion.
A spirit Of enthusiastic Joy prev .icd
the whole assembly and the mopiing
was diamisscd a. 1889 D. m, every one
seeming 20 iorl thauSu that they had
haI another opportunity Of doing honor
10 the IMMORTAL ngmp u q s0rgo Wash.
iugt0n
Committee on arrangements, John
II. Henderson, Charles n. Lyman,
Miss Ella Holyoat. X.
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Arrested COR FIrhllnr.

J d. Franks aud &. V. DAssou, two
coloTei moni were arrested today by
Police ofiicsr Dllin, charged with
hghuns ami disturbing tho peace. Tn,
auair took place on west sccoLd South
street outside Of tho Walker pavilion.
me caso was called this afternoon AT y
t,',el9ck, but DawfJn dii not show up,
FRANK plead gully aud said Dlwson
hAd bcun impOning on him for a long
VINE, had bsou banding with aim buI
hhd Jailed 20 pay his board bli. They
met today anu IN, uubJcct wa, brought
W anu, Hi''r gom, marsh words. they
came TO blows. DtwsJn not being
10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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The Butchers, Ordinance.

Tha butohsrs' ordinance which 90.
ciaionod 20 much discussion nj tho
last meeting u tho CITY Council and
which was laid on tho table for ono
week u expected 10 hold the attention
Of the members tonight. That
olnes which IL on record ~ being
against what they 10 their oioquence
term the "snOwbird" element and the
tfansiont peddlof say the measure
will pass.
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wAsmSGTOS, Feb. 27.-A resolution
was presented In tho House this after.
noon by SOmers, Wis, TO invefliggte the
action Of several United States judges,
who have issued iniunctious IN
railroad cases, Including Justice Brew.
or, OF the supreme court; Judges Tan
and Kicks, OHIO; Judge PsTIce, 1eXas;
Judge Beatty, Idaho, aud Judge
Dandy, Nebraska,
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ChAmber Of Commrrrr neellnr.

a special meeting Of the ditee.ars Of
me Chamber Of Commerce was called
Tor THIS afternoon ~ O'clock, IN,
purpose Of tne meeting was 10 devise
come plan for the betteiment OF tie
condition u the Chamotr anI prepsFe
Tor the work - be done tins year. ia
was expected that "A number OF new
members would be- recsivci &.
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Burnley in san Francisco.

General Passenger Asen. Burnley, Of
the Union Pacific, who went to New
O'leaus Tow week, ago aud thence
10 the coast via tue "suusety route.
nollilul Chief Clerk Spencer by wire
today Of his ARRIVAL In san Ffapclsco
tlis afternoon. Mr. Burnley will 10 the
hluwln'er Fair nnd then return 10
Salt Lake.
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Acted in Their Absence.

In tho Absence from tho city today
OF District Attorney Judd and his two
assistants, Cniei Jrilic5 Merritt this
morning appointed Attorney George
H. Nye 70 oonluct all cases gu the part
oi we prosecution. Mt. Nye has assist.
90 Judge HoWat In quite number OF
criminal casrs " late.
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UOloncl Lett, condition critical.

Colonel LOTS con Ii,lon this after.
nom was considered very critical anu
grave doubts MS 10 hts recovery are
now ehltflaineI. a consultation Of n
number oi leading pbyscians was
cllIei 70 bto piliB a. tus residences Of
Tue patient tolls evening,
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CHESTER, Pouua., Feb. .7.-Hon.
j. u. Bfcomall, one Of the wuaIlhicst
iand o"uors IN The county, has failed.
no has over half a million in real
estate Ia this city aud vicinity. lip
s,lo the assets exceed the liaUiiilea by
5000. 900.
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MiIcken as Matermnsler.

The question OF confirming Charles
Wilckon as walermss,er Is expected to
come W ai the meeting Of the CITY
Council tonight The appointment was
sent 10 the Council two weeks ago and
was referred 10 the committee on
Irrigation, aud In whose hands II has
since rested.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 1.-THE
Senate IN executive session confirmed
the following pOslmasteTs;
Caliiornia-Gaflanl w. Duugan, ut
Fetud ilr.
Arllona-wiliiam Il. Thomas, at
phW4E.
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ExpecIed TonIghl or Tomorrow

Mayor Baskiu, Il was expected,
would return from Washington this
afternoon In time u attend tho meet.
ing Of the City Council tonight. In.
curry al tho executive Office ut a late
nour however, met with the response
that he had not arrived aud that hs
was not now expected until late 10.
night or carly tomorrow m0rnlng.
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TnE SENATE

.,MAsHiNGroN, Feb. ETA large
"nNtr OF petitions were presented
i",,s'ing against the reduction of the
ann bill.
n.A irsolniion by Teller, requesting
r,... resident 10 suspend action In
r,,lu-9Illialing the land Oillcra
ho,luel ior In the sundTy civil bill
W 'ue Dill ending June 3lth, passed
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Locomotive Engineer, Ball.

The Uuiou pacldc aud RIO Gnnds
Wui'efn today madc 0ns fare rate
700 round trip tor tho benefit Of the
locomotive Engineer whose annual
osli occurs 10 this city On the l0lh OF
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Pence, Colorado, hakss an Apology.
tho senate.


WAsHINGToE, Fen. 2L-Aitcr read.
ing HE journal, Pence, Colorado, rose
70 petrOnal explanation. Hs said at
NE close u yGsterday's session tho
iouse had refused TO allow him TO 20
On with Tue explanation he was
making. This morning he had disc0v.
cred that an alleged news agency
lal erronSouely reported his 10.
marks In regard 10 Hniuer
on Nebraska, and he had
immediately written letter
.. npology, which he sent 90 the
uieIA's Jesg and had read. Ho added
lnat ho thought he owed a more OK.
tilci1 apology to the gentleman from
Nebraska. What he said hai been
tall Ia the heat OF the debate, fol.
owing tho direct charge that no had
thll he desired tho Bland bill
defeated.
me House was again without a quo
Iuh on the Bland seignlomgo Dill.
HAlllng Of u quorum the House pro.
''eueu To debate without limit.
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uussIANs Avn rHussiAN-.
4 s,ory from tho dividing Line OF the
i've Countries.

MOSCOW, Feb. .I-A sensational
story b. current In military circles that
% uclnchmunt Of Russian dragons
found PfuH,ian ulhauH using the Rus.
tian eagle liked 10 a poet Ou tho Russo.
German frontier, ~ target and that
a iisht between them resulted, In
vhich suvefal were KILLED ON both
tidel. The ofiicers htre decline TO talk
Of tho matter. saying they wish 10
avoid International complication.
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Must I.su,ain In rof,c.

DENVER, Feb. 27.-Judgu Rlnor, In
the United States court today, is.uud
an order 10 the receivers OF tho Uuion
Pacific that all agreements between
the employees and the company remain
In force In all parts Of Colorado until
further Ofitfs.
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In Honor OF washington.
PAuowAN, Feb. %, 1894

PAWOwAN, Feb. % 1924
Editor Desert NcpG
do not think | will transcend the
truth to say that yesterday wo hau
the best celebration Of Washlnglon's
birthday ever observed In this place
Attn O'Clock a. m. the people 'uinad
out la mass, filling our large meeting
house, including tho gallery the
speakers aud their subjects were Hon
VIM. Davenport, "Early Life Of WASH
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WAIiiNuIOE, ID. g., Feb. q. -
Fithian tlil.l one Of BANDS active
lltutennnts, says positively that the
silver men Will block all legislation,
Including tbs appropriation ON, until
Bland's selgnofiage bill IA brought to >
vote.
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Another Charge.

Tbs term OF A. Foster who was
sentenced ON January 9TH to pay a tins
Of $50 aud serve thirty LryS impri,-
sonment for petit larceny, expIres
today Another charge Tor u similar
ouunse Il awaiting him.
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AHruUR'S TAXES

The Chiei ct thc Engineer brother.
hood's Real Estate.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Fob. 95.-The
agitation NJ 10 the amount Of property
on which Chief Engineer T.. NJ.
Arthur, OF tho Brotherhood OF Locoml.
tive Enginrcfs, pays taxes, has led 10
the examination " the tax duplicate
here. ltshOws that he paid tnEcs on
Iohl estate Oi the listed value Of 5 o., $50,
which IL about half Of tho real vnlus.
His personal ustate ~ Assessed at ca, $50.
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CHICAGO Feb. 25.-rhu big pro.
pcIlur Schltsiugvr, caught aud held In
% grip OF Ice IN the lake last night aud
iu momentaty danger Of being crushed,
wis released without serious hilary
this morning. Tue crew are all sale.
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lively on CanlloI Hill Today.

Capitol HIN presented very lively
appearance today with the work be.
iug done on thu grounds aud on the
boulevard great many men and teams
are finding employment.
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ALBANY, y. ", Feb. "a. - Tho
"Gfeatur New Yotk' blll passed the
lenatc, 20 -. IL had already passed
the assembly.
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LONDON, Feb. .7.-Ambasfador
Thomas a. Bayard emphatically denies
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IODAr,s rmocErpINas.

/ FNaHhAAH
The Governor nominated j. r.
Cainu ~ auditor of public acc unit
aud recorder Of marks and brands, an,
j. W. whitehead Jr. AZ treasurer, an,
transmitted the report OF the connie
slonefs 10 locate univefulty lands.
Relative 10 n. -. %, tho House re-,
ported nou.concurfcnco IN Council
amendments. Tue bill was tabled.
Committee on c1ucation reported
G. II. 81 aud II. u. 50 favoubly.
g. II. 81, relating to railways, wa.
adversely reported.
q. u sa was reported with amend.
menis Tor favorable action.
the committee on public printing
reported several bills.
III. u. ia was favofably reported.
e. Is. 80, relating TO uotafius public,
was reported IN substitute.
g. Is. no. relating IN pharmacy, was
Amended aui favOtably recommended.
q. H. 10 was reported with amend.
menis.
g, B.7l was reported unfavorably.
H. u, 49, substitute, was favorably
reported.
Tho following bills were introduced,
By WllllnmE q. -. no, relative 10
larceny g. Il. llB. relating 10 the in.
corporation Of ci,irF, and e.. Is. M.
relating to mechanics leins.
by rayloE G., Is. lis, ~ release one
Joint debtor from obligation.
By Lund' &. II. no, relating 10
fences.
The following were filed for third
reading!
II. Il. $50, providing for tho pay.
ment Of outstanding court scrip
II. II. 49,, substitute, relating 10 the
oil sTs.
II. b. l5o, to provide labor for tie
poor.
HOUSE.
The House met at 10 am. today.
The following were received.
by lvin'' Protest against the
by Scans Pfotost against the msdi.
osl law.
BY Narisn: Claim OF Wells Fargo 4
Go. for exchange In connection win
bonds, s2A %.
by Warner Petition Of Inmates of
lho deaf mute institute, asking to be
transferred 10 Ogden.
Stamford, from tins committee on
ways anu means, reported fgvofably |
H. IL, llBi authorizing tHu Territorial |
secretary TO provide lnice rooms and |
supplies lot terfltlrlal officers, aud AT. !
vehuly q, u. -, amending certain |
sections u tue revenue law.
Nafian, from tho Judiciary commit. |
tee reported hy0hbly II, b. I4s. r.
lating 70 witness ioUH, and H.. B. I4s. |
relating TO Justices Of tho peace Ia lhifi |
class clliet.
A number Of bills that had passed
The Council were read tho nrst ana |
second Times by title and died Tor third
'ea ling.
Tho Governor notified the Hous,
hat he had approved the bill relating
% platy.
II. q. r., providing for distribution
u copies oil tue compiled laws among
DO several counties, came W on "A
Jouuoll amendment which limited
no number Of copies 10 ue no distrib.
iled to .bl. The House refused ~
IouCur.
Ii, -. 50, authorizing the levy nj "a
pocial county tax, came up ON Caun.
u ameuumena, IN which the Houte
eiused 10 cuuouf
II, Is. lU2, upprlprIaling Tor tho OK,
'enseH Oi the WUr.d's Far exhibit,
anne up on Council amendment
lgnuy increasing the amount, IN
'hich the House ConcurT0l.i
ii, Il, 1872, relating % tho election !
hi quallhca1lon OF county anu pre-
mot objects, was passed.
II. B' ~, TO 70 ulatu tbs practice OF |
a. IA IHH.H a.. ...a
orr oilhe committee and the enactiug
lauso was ttr c sea out.
H. b. l2B, relating 10 Judgment
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TWENTY snILLrNUs
The british Museum Fined for Keep
Ing Two Hooks.

LogDoS, Feb. 27.-The Jury Ia tho
suit Of Victoria Woodruff against the
trustees VI tho British Museum Tor
llDcl Tot keeping at the Museum two
books touching ON the Bcechur. riltou
scandal, found the books litellous,
snd asstsseda fine Of twenty shiiliugt.
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Whitehead as Treasurer.

Governor West today nominated !,
W.WhiIeheai IT,, Territorial treasurer.
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ron u, q. RECEIVERS.

-" order by Judrss Caldwell and
tHnbuFn.
OMAHA, Feb. 27,--On application OF
H.nVlnl solicitor ThurstOn Of the
Slioh Pacific System, Judges Cald.
~ shl Sauuorn OF tho f dufal court
"Ausa an order In view olthe harmon.
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neKANE's cAsE.
Judge wright Refuses Co Grant a stay
of Proceedings.

SYRACUSE, y. y, Feb. 27.--Jusllco
Wright VI OW0gO today denied the
application by counsel for John Y.
McKano Tor u stay VI proceedings.
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COUNCIL

After the close of this report yester.
Jay H. u. lO2, 70 appropriate for the
expenses OF tho WOTld's Fair exhibits,
was passed by iull vote.
~ H. ", respecting trade, marks was
leJeo'tui and the substitute therefor
Was passed.
rue Governor reported that no had
hppioVei tho memorial 10 relation TO
i'nua In tho Uintah reservation and
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silver Ia London.
wILLIAn .INIEREsTED.

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