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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Pr, lusy Acknowledged ....... ,'i'' "
uaf %, net proceeds from ihhleau given ~
The youny p~pl. Z he Mapl~ Grove House ,,oo
g. iHr"t iN'' y J.. '''''''''''''' 800
i4"''"h a, ~
IN W'fi,..iS " vi ~ ''''''''' 500
- frrnd '''''''''''''''
" II l. Lee bar IIa-tpr Me.........- ,n
FRIEND iianburH conn .''.'''''''' ~
lon N''"''''''' 300
II " and |. ''''''''''''
William II Ennis. Deal Beach. y J..'-.....'' ~ 20
A Jackson OVrrbrOok. Penn. ..'.. wv"
{ = T.. -. II NJ, NJ. o. ana T. IL "A 90
cIuh OF Nv '|' 80; 300
IN neh'r'ni. ~ VI "'' o. .......... 5000
Tribune reader
Proceeds of IA lawn party given hy the i,1VHl.s
children Unipn-st. Jersey Cny hrHh.s,
Iloikn. May. Daisy and Laura li'aI
I,aisy Y~andie. Emma Haur. IAl"h Mlchely oor
and II~l.re and Harry Fitxgernld ''''
Part prlc.-tS al concert given hl IN"
~ the West r,shyterinn Church, New ioth,
M tho residence Of Mr.. W. H. Wheeler QUAKER 90 N,
HI. y !.
Proceeds of entertainment given 10y me guests
II bellevue villa House. Highland y !. per 90 %
J.hn Woodward ..'''...-' -
: RAYMOND Roberts Glen Ridge n J..'....'.' ~"
w., .................s SO 23e %
Less balance Coal and Wood Fund creli'"" ., ~
twice .''-'''
Total u. 1891.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IL
SHIPPING NEWS.

popr OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY. AUGUST i3 lSH.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Runic n Haddock, Liverpoo August o. VIZ VIZ
m5se 20 Maitland Kersey Arrived at the bar ~ '~
u 4 vi
a. ard IL passengers to NewYork Shipping Co Ar
rived st the Bar ~ n
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WOULD 1T sALvE HIS CONSCIENCE?
IL

Fr0Fn NE HarITVru NUurHEI7'
of c,ur.e President Cleveland cannot be expected
20 write his nam. at the bottom ot h.H Which ne
has publicly denounced embodyins party per.
dlv and party dlshonor, but II is suggested tAat
h. may permit this bill 10 become law by the
simple PROCESS OF fol-lng ms hands-neither sign
ing /, nor vetoing IT, Wound that passive acqules-
c.nce IN perh lIous and ishonoriag legislation
really save his Official conscience or lessen by one
inta ms responsihilty9 Wouldn't IL be In the ma
t,re OF skuIking ard useless skulkins al that?
Could even the cuckoos make II mt IN win tnel,
courage?
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Among them The Arts" a classical group
OF FIVE figures. Ben" Durham showed great ski
the horizontal bar, and the vaudeville Included
The Four PROHIBITS" comedy quartette. and
Reso and Reno.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

New-Bloomhed Penn. Aug. N-The Republicans
OF the XVIII Congressional District Penn, TO-DAY
nominated T. VI Woomer. Of Lebanon for congress
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~ AVAILABLE CONVENIENCE.
From The Chicago Record.

From The Chicago Record
Torn-What do you carry a match-safe Tor!
never find OF any use. =. -,..
pick-I It's the one place in al my pocKsts
where ! know needn't look when m hunting Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
srxArrn RERRY.s DENOMINATION ASSURED

Little Rock Ark Aug - (speciaD.-Returns from
~ Democratic primaries throughout the state On
TIE Senatorial; question are al IN. ana Berry wins
hy a decisive majority
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NOTHING CAN HELP THE PARTY.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
So far as mere politics is concerned 1t makes III,
,ls difference 10 the Democratic party whether the
hpu Is nassed or not The party Is In the last
tnroes Of dissolution. bu, It does make great deal
~ "A ference 10 the country, which can live under
ths c;orrnan bill but cannot flourish as II mas
Under the Mckinley bill
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,ro cgEAP ABOUT IT.

pr,sbure Chronicle-Te.egraph
From the re 1,nherwhee, feel cheap wheh
soui.dlg-Didn't - M tor breach OF promise!
Miss Frisky suea s Well guess not Inc s'''
Mcsws verdict for $50"
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WHAT. INDEED :

FROM The Baltimore sun.
should the House accept the Senate Bill as II
f. with all It's protective features It's denial of
free raw materials and It's favors TO the sugar
Trust what satisfactory explanation, wha: defence
of their conduct can the Democrats Of the House
oyer the people, Upon what plank OF the part
grounds can they ask renewal Of the peoples
e.. -a1
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Il
THURSDAY. AUGUST lG.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
g.. T., Mails Close. Vessel sails
G. lIoNi. Bremen
.rn,is "A Quebec Bermuda. - y. "a . :,
vnnymsla RED D. savanlla etc., ~ -" VI ~, y ~
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IL
m II 20 a
rsrTanic White Star Liverpool. J 20 ~ Zoo N
Red star. Antverp !. w Wv 20
n,,es. Inmport Holt Brazil ports ID ~ III 80 -
h h.,i,a < ~ Nassau. P......'l 1'nh a0o ~
A. .,.a X Cuba Havana. ~ IN 80 ~
S,na Norons Montevideo. 4;W M o"P III
THURSDAY AUGUST &C.
Columbia Hamb-Aner Hamburg o. m s:oS D m
.,.sn X Y q cuba Nassau. etc.. l'O N go y Va
,,hns Alta. Haytan ports '.io'W vi - y" !"
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AN IDLE FARCE TO BE ENACTED.

From The Boston Advertiser.
OF course there is lot OF talk about passing any
number u separate bills embodying the House
contentious a free coal bill free Iron Dill free
sugar BIZ. etc All that talk II mere NapQTing
des gued To- cover the ignomny. chagrin and shame
under which the leaders OK the House are finding
themselves buried They may possibly 20 through
The motions II passing such bills. but everybody
knows that to DO 80 would be the diest of Idle
farces The senate will never pass, VIII never
s.rlnIslX consider ouch DIS.
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Only four tS the ,r sHm" Of the SeSYorK
Mountains. BY the -" ::
Central
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5ossunset 1900 Moon sets 800 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TODAY
=, Sandy uook Geo Gov Island 6.36 Hell Gate SO
= W-saniy Hook 500 Gov Island CHS Hell Gate Sol
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DIFFERENCE OF SEVERAL SIZES.
From The Boston Journal
1t looks as II Senator German were several size
larger than the President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
RELIEF IN TEMPERANCE.
Inhabitants Of an Island lmpOTtT-
lShsd by Drunkenness.
Abdlurc Alcoholism and speedily
Advance 10 Prosperity snd
Contrniment.

In the northern part OF the Sea Of
Japan, some forty milos distant from
the large island OF ECO, lies a tiny
Island called Okushirl. It's coil Is fer.
tile. Trees OF varying proportions
oluHter thickly over ITS surface. The
agfioulturlst and tho lumboTmAn
might md profitable occupation there.
but the chief pursuit. OF the people is
fishing.
Every spring, says the Japan Mad,
great shoals OF herTiug approach tho
coast, and tho iish are easily captured
Ia such quantities that this one bounti.
iul disponsaliOn OF nature suiiicei 10
feed anu clolhe the inhabitants from
years end TO years end. Living thus
Ia ease and plenty tho PEOPLE might be-
expected to develop qualities usually
Incidental to such circumstances, and
tiey appear TO have fallen pretty freely
into tne vice OF drunkenness. In
1885 there were some 28O souls
Ia the leland. They possessed only
lour fixed nets. fhoy lived Ia
houses matched with coarse gras.; they
hal scarcely any roads aud they could
boast only a single school. Yet thoy
consumed annually S3l0O worth Of
sake In addition 10 ghUchu aud other
strong drinks. In short these common
fisher folks spent upon Intoxicating
beverages mOtV than 81 per month Tor
az Al La
women nnd children. The same ratio
OF iutempcrauce applet 10 the whola
OF Japan would gigniiy an annual vN.
ing beverages alone. In the iaoo OF
this reckless outlay Tor liquor the
people often suffered severely from
hunger ana cold during the winter the
price of rice ranging very high 10 the
midwinter months and tue DWELLING
houses being ill-adapted 90 exclude tho
iuclBment atmosphere. Tho local au'
thOfities prevailed upon tuum % adopt
a syatem OF storing provisions asain'I
uuIss OF scarcity, but their sources, ro'
| ducud by paymenln on account Of SAX /,
were insufficient 10 accomplish any .
thing effective IN that line. Ihele cit.
| cumstancos induced some bold men
among them 10 0ponly dtnounce the
cxoetBivB uso OF alcoholic beverages
Rs the cause Of all inc propie'a
sutierlngs, and 10 preach Ihc necessity
~ applying TO useful purposes the
funds thus squaniefed. the crusade
provoked vi0ient opposition, nut iu
1854 the Inhabitants were induce1 10
enter into tue following ugrecmenG
Covenant MAZE by the people OF
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latest Publications.

The Lifc Of Joseph smith, cio,h, p0oi
ir1pr alb 500, M0foso1 Hlt 900.
From iNiriInnd 90 saIt Lake, Dry Jamsa A.
iAulr, fl p'ges, Cloth, OWull iis1. Leather
rilt t4oli Leather .stu glIi, tlsO.
Forty Years Among the Indians, ny
nAnid ". lH'r., 900 uInH, cloth i2W.
Leather i2b1i Leather gIL 400.
rOciicai Wrinngs OF q. a.. whitney.
cIH.a, tlali Leather flt, ,4ui Morocco,
rziu s.lt t1sY
life OF ftcbrr G.. timhniI, cloth. 5s.al
huf Lam.r ao1 Hi iit0i Narosa5.
erua gut 1000.
Lnttcr-dny saints Psnimody. parar
o1ysrsi Boards, C.lh Eha4, 90 % each. 5000
uor dari CLOTH HlHHd, sIJI cleb, us0l tar
d1f5 c'uih rud Lruler hound, u.1 raeh.
uAol per i't. ~ boot By mail, % cents Dor
ouy additional.
,iory OF thr Hook OF Mormon. by Edrt
uc3rgo Reynolds, CON, sl5li u.u.h gili, 1901
Halt leather glL tJsl, ril lolghrr Rlt, tl05.
sunday school Iiymn Room, contains 40
he hymns used 10 tho schools, $50 uale., CLOTH
houal, postpaid, 25s.
large aud small sisc bibles IA LcntheT
tluJ t2Sl, $500 tabu aul tiuI. "
flmily and Pulpit mlol 90 different ry.ts.
Illustrated, fr1uffHIfrafi r.aI
los. smith as - prophog, lecture do.
liErfed by IIi0s AuIrHs Ir1.ln before tho
siulrus society 900 th1 Social Hail. salt lake.
Jlu, 10, 1901, o..
The Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter
day hninn, lt Priesthood, Organization
p'sir'ao', urlinlues5aal History. D. John
JuguHH. lHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

Okushiri island concerning tho sale
and purchase OF alcoholic leverage
aud the use OF the came iu tue Island
of Okushifi.
Thls land which We iuhabit 81
lonely island Boz the Pacific ocean. le
inhabitants numbering ninety inmi-
lice, Tina almost thcir only muans ui
anu emOnt "a dfiuLl IS alcohol. Nino
Out OF every ten arc addicted 20 Bakr.
the ruDls Annually epgut upon which
aggregate heavy amount.
Debt0rs are unable 20 meot their
engagements. aud s1ule are even con-
pulltd TO dUpu-d on oiliclal all Tor
suppic1 % food We are threatened
with misery uuI e3uB CAiraIgiiury
measure Is necessary 70 rave us.FtuEnl'
ny must bs the iul' ~ our CJndu0i
aud every Kind OF excess mus. hr
avoided. We, therefore, hereby fds1lvu
20 abstain nUm the luxury which We
relish above nli oihuiB, lameiY, sakcitO
us ttCfminato The imTUfiuu.n ui the
liquor Into the leland. the money
hitherto devote 60 tnr purchase "
sake shall be applied 60 Icy b. stocks OF
rice aul Ututr gmlu as u pfovis,oH
agaiust iuturU want, On tho Urv baud,
anu TO ilCrsasu tho capital available
tJr hthcry purpose Du inc O.hur
SIGNATURE oF1uE PHOM0rEBs.
Dated Juiy, 1854.
Au.l.-W,, tns inhabitants OF Ok.
thifl islauJ, Jointly aud scvaraliy, IN
accordance WITH tue covenant hereby
siguci, d1 plellO Ourselves TO abandon
wholly the aale, purchase and use OF
alclhoiic beverages.
FA.WuuM
III OEusHuu lsLANpERl.
The Consequences Of this covenant
were very marked. 10 was vigorously
0bsurvui. Even government Utic.a.e,
whatever tbeIr rank, had % give ny
sake drinking when tbry vtnite1 tho
islnud, ana a. umltisrof course, every
dramsirr who could not rel rio, wa
compelled % take liis departure. Order
thUuuti1rih Uigutt completely, nud
pfJaICriiy came with rapid stfldtg
The pnIulaion increased nycfoid Ia
i've yc.ta aud the capital invested iu
the hshing Industry tcuiOld. RHUI
thaichts wcro replaced by shingles.
-Four large gfaunrics were Kept iull oil
rice, anu ~ addition, Uuuh house
hnd Store OF H. own. 10 Be-
stated that there IL now stored Ia the
Island licp tDlli'iyut 10 support tue
ptoplo fr three or four yUatt, even
IA ugh tue herring fishery should fail
entirely. Roads have teen constructed
IN places whore nothing OF the k.nd
existed bc,ufr. luu principal school
has been greatly Improved nud several
branch schools have been established.
Now LANDS have bern brought int
cultivation, ana hcnp 20 tue value
/ OF ..,UJj h. grown annually Tor the
manufacture OF filming nets which
bpistc the eIluiug 10 the covenant,
/ hgd % be- imported Untiiuly iYm
the maialgui. 5la,IBtigs altu show
matscd decrease OF crime, anu Do
famous dii The HICcusp 81 thg uNlur..
mont become that large community
OF settlers Ia the uUighhOdug Island Of
EzJ pledged themselves 10 % covenant
similar 20 that Of Oauthifi ami with
similarly happy results. Finally, we
may agd tuai whom the i've years
originally Uattmp.atvd by tue cove.
uHut expired, 20 was renewed Tor an.
other term Of i've year,, despite The
| opposition Of au Influential local OIL.
rIaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
They're Gin oar Midst"

Hon.N.w. Clayton, of this oily,l' one
Of that class who DO handsome things
ffequehuy aud yet sometimes by
halves. rne latter distinction viii
apply in the present case; Tor among n
few friends, the News Included, he
has just been distributing a toothAOmo
New Years Temembmnce, iu the form
oil ifrsn Oysters and cllms, plump aud
delicious, and slill iragranl with the
real bfluy taste and smell % the
Atlantic. Who that Ovor ate ttum 40
thoy were shUvelod up out OF tho buate
nni opened "while yGu walt" could
DO infensiblc TO such giit-a pailiuil
Of tat fellows aud lu'ciuus ''li,t q
neck '"-wpy oil here ia the mountain
toys? Hence the remark that MI
CLAYTON dues some handsome tnings by
halyOi-botn hHlycy. Horo's 10 nim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

Carl Jeuson wero chosen directors.
This il the fret lime u dividend has
boou declared f1r q number ~ year,.
roDAY's cLEAmNa HOUSE
Tojay's clearing house ezcnaugcs
amounted e. $1,000, Same day iasi
year. saii,0Gj.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Y0rk--Sllyef. o. 70, lead, $50.
Loudon-Silver 81 no l5i.
ORE aND BULLION.
WClls, Fargo O. co. received today:
Pcnusylvania bullion, $1,000; Ontario
bullion, si7,72j. Total, s23,72b.
r. X. Jonu. g. Go. received today.
Bullion, sL2lg ore, $1,000. TOia',
$1,000.
McCornick Is %. received today:
liunauef bullion, $1,000.
w. A. Hodges had To Tor assay today
oions Of Monitor ore, and onc other
control.
W. q. VI, Steward haj In iot nlsay
today ls3 tons of silver King IRE and
l9Otons Of Oh Jordan aud Galcna ore.
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OBITUARY NOlES.
AuAsDA NAuIA TIErIEs

Died ut Ramah, Valencia county, y,
NJ, December 80, 1898, Amanda Maria
Ito len, daughter ~ LA and Sarah lluch.
Sho WAS born juno -, lbli, atHt. George,
Utah. Sister Amanda was tho mother Of
four children, thToc ~ whom survive her.
Tho oldest was burned iu death May ],
1855. from the shock OF which our de-
ceased sister mover recovered, but gridu-
ally declined uutIl sho peacefully fell
asleep. Sha wnsu thorough Llntcr.day
saint Ia an that tho word implies and
passed through many aud severe trials.
She was devoted VITO aud mulhor, over
ready to assist those who were IN trouble
aud was best beloved by those who know
her best CON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
SUNDAY sc5ooI a7d Primary.

zoo mer IHrH .HI earls postage uIa De-
.'aHs.i DO llI.fpap m. uaeH given, 90 urui by
u. i,u1Ir.I fa uisr given De- Cor IHfua.l."l
gir,t inak for our Little Tricnds, TO-
H. u.ut .HIIT ssH.tH. lr.
.cconi s5oh tor our Li,uc Tricuda,
sunday .HpI. IHiI"., aN.
intermediate IS. -. 'srndcr l..
question, and Answer. on ,hc Litc
ana Vissou Of she Prophet Joseph
smith, IH.
nlbir guciiinns Hui answers, Cor us
H.Hf u.u.. t.HH.H.HaH, Isl.
Chiidrra'- PRIMARY tIymn uooh, tps
|tltI, la
ordinary speaker, so. Q, postpaid gs,.
g, 1sa
sho Model Ron Iooh, p,HpiI 49,
class ilc=i,tcrs, peg tat., s'c.
PRIMARY Eunc Hont, i1,
Book OF Mormon Catrct isni, postpaid, g0c.
=. 5. Union Hymn Hook, oa-a no, po,t
paid, -I..
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Receiving Congratulations.

Hon. &. $. VaIiaB was the recipient
Of a numbor Of congptulat9ry tclc-
rINms today from different parts Of the
country. one from Senator Fred A..
pubUis, OF Idaho, came iron Wa-lih.-
ton togay, comflimuutiug Air Nariau
on tho glorious republican victory in
salt LAAc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

RONF, Jan. .. Dispatches from
Trap nut, sicily, announce the renew.
NJ Oi riOting ut CHlathmi. Several
hundred peanut, partly aimed
attacked tue Octfui chi efs on the
outskifis Of t0wu. The municipal OIL.
csfs iiod IN fear aud the mob began
wtccEing tue uiiicoi I'll the military
dispersed them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 6.-lhe tune.
raj OF Bishop MCNerrny vas celebrated
this m lFniug with all the ponap AMI
ceremony u the Catholic church. AL
prominent state and municipal "a. hUI-
tiles were present anu mary ui the
most prominent Catholic clergy
throughout the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
The official Coupt.

Tho Utah Commission anticipate
making tho oilicial count Of yea,sr.
days election at o O'Clock this after.
noon. Thirteen % shU nflgcu polls
hal boon reported AZ $3.50 3. M, AID
Col. Page was out loBkiug for the
other two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
The prIyer lIrrrnntlIe Mallcr.

Ia chambers today Judge zane had
under consideration a motion to hie
amended nuiiugs Ia the ca'o Of
Joseph Cohl,niE ct al. W the Diver
Aufcsutilv 90. 81 al. The motion was
allowed anu pialgtitis given - days IN
which 10 III flstument for "a new
Trial.
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missioQary Supplies.

Norgnn's tract No. {, 8.,.
{" gtlafs.
- 2,s.u.
The Modern Prophet, l.u.
True ~. Ealsr igciiElon, 5.t,.
The Gospel Pioneer, $50.
= Reply 10 "The Mormon PurEa
tory,"gs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

To many people who have tue faint o!
HCf0iulR Ia their blood. Tbs agvnics
caused by the dreadful iuuniug sores
aud other manifestations Of this disease
rrs beyond description. There Is no
oIher remedy equal 70 Hoods SAfsnp.
arilla for horolulE, sab rheum nnd
every form Of blood hisease. IL 10
reasonably sure 10 benefit all who givs
II y iair trial.
Hoods Pills outes ~ liver Ills. z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
BUSINESS And MINES.
The Washington County Court Cd
Delegate RlWlinSS Work
GENERAL MINING lNrELLlgEIcE.


The recent action Of the county
court Of Washington county commend
ING the able aud efficient work Of Hon.
l. l.. Rawlins In the national Congress
IL thus stated in q letter received here
todnyi
ST. GEoRoE, Duc. 80, 1898.
Chamber OF Commerce, Salt Lake
CITY:
Gentlemen The resolutions sent ~
YOUR secfetary regarding the action Of
Hon. J. l.. Rawiins In the matter OF
The opening up Of Indian rssofvauOns
t1settlemeut were heartily endorsed by
he county court OF Washington
rounty, md also the action OF Mr.
Rawlins In successfully vindicating
Utah aud her people In the House OF
Representative IN reply " Hoo. E'A'
More, 81 MatsuchuBttts.
Mir. Rawllns has been duly noiihci
Of the action u this court.
By order Of the county court, wash
ingtOn county.
FHANCis l.. DAdGETb
County Clcik.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
WANTS A bU0AR FACTOHY.

Hon. W. Ii. Clark goes 10 salt Lake
this week 10 take his seat In tho LrEis.
latufe, says the Hichneld AduOcate,
tut he wiiig0 suili cicntly early u take
IN the election on tho ith inst, which
Mt. CLARK clsimr viii be- model one
anu devoid Of the old lime Liberal eX.
cilement. Mr.. CLARK u pledged to the
cause Vt homo Industry aud will 10 all
In his power TO establish sugar factory
somewhere In central Utah. We wish
the gentleman suceees In his Efforts an
tue assembly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-13
Do Ycu Desire a Olear. Transparent SKIM

Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will
remove all disorders from the blood and leave
your skiE clear, transparent and youthful Sold
and warranted by L. Brigham 4 Co.. druggists
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-13
S62 80 allowed ............... 50 20

On petition OF George Terpena a refun-
ding order was ordered on a valuation
OF 5000 on ten acres in NV corner OF Sc 4
OF NV z section 35-122-56, the same hay-
ing been over valued III the assessment
fur1S93.
On motion a rounding order was is
sued Robt Martyr for 81 90 school poll
tax Illegally assessed and paid.
On motion "a rounding order was or
dered issued Ole o INVERNESS for 81 90
dog tax illegally assessed and paid for
year 1893.
On notion refunding orders We're or
dered issued for fax certificate number
1852 for tax on Ii 4 NV 4 sw 4, NV q and
lot 3 section 26-123-55, tax oil 1891,
amounting to $50 IL, and certificate
number 1858 for "a on So NV 4 ana
lots 3, 4, and :, section 6-l2l-59, tax or
1891, amounting to $50 70 The SAID
descriptions not having been proved up
at the time of assessment. Also on GER
tifcate number 1924 for tax oil 1891 on
lots Z, block 3, village OF Andover,
amounting to 81 5S, the same being
church property.
Or motion abatement orders were or
dered issued for tax on the following de-
sc~riptionS for tax oil 1898, the same NOT
having been assessable for that year:
So / NV / and lots 3, 4, and ., SECTION o.
12i-59, S16 81; ehnw and lots and
2 section 1S-121-59, SIS So; NV section
~31-121-56, S11 81 aud lots Is and IA,
block 4, village OF Pierpont, 81 O2.
The petition OF j w Bishop Il Go was
presented asking for a refundlng order
for personal tax for 1888 and the same
as granted in the amount OF S2oo
road and school poll tax.
Bills were audited as follows:
NJ W Reese CONS services..~-...Sl9 20
RI Philbrook ."..." sou
5 Yeager ..". ~
ECToy -.- 10 70
Geo Patterson -.-... lo ~
On motion the board adjourned.
ALBERT SMITH,
County Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-13
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-13

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