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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
Inc southern Live Stock Journ.l

Published, formally At S-,.rL.v;,. !,
Htock Company, composed of nro";
,neIt educators aud breeders. In Son
:e.iIoer u 1891. after Is years of mn
interrupted success, it was moved :,
meridian, the Atlanta of Missias;nn,
Az educator in all the ESSENTIAL ,denrr,
men!s Of I'VE stock husbaudry: It !,
necessity tho best Advocate Of nten'
s,.e diversified Agriculture; /. Q. i,
could mol 10 one without being the
o.ncr. II Is true 10 name. Indenend
guy. non partisan. clean conservsi;va
ssr'cl'y Southern IL sentiment and i'm
.Ie scropc OF lite work, il Is better
"unp.ea 70 meet the wants Of farmers
anu stockmen, than any other WecLiv
o. u Ohio aud east of the Mississ;nn;'
lts one grand mission 1.-The mn:ns Xxi
res TO DO the greatest good 10 Tho
S.ca'est number TO help The farmer
improve ms live stock, and double his
crops, aud at same time give him .
paper tor two cents a week. That will
an ornament to his home. a suitahio
SSompanlon for his wife and bis chi.
en; lone seekers in the South find
y = "elpfuI, Seedmen naturally resort
us columns TO find purchasers
universally attest lie SINE.
rur advantages as au advertising me.
-. "n; altogether tho farmers strong.
'se any, and woman's best friend.
single Subscriptions y, IN
III Clubs of two 81. each so"
W C!ubs OF five 80 cents each 400
IN CIuos OF ten 10 cents each zoo
,nree dollars 10 the gc,ter up Of
no club. mo other discounts n%ltoroJm
NV actual subscriber may become an
sea n'' FOR fnther information all
southern Live Stock Journal,
Meridian. Miss.
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Bucklen's Arnica Saliva.

lHE BEST SALvE.,,in the world for
Duls, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Sail
iihen'n, Fever Sores, letter, ChanncI
1iands, ChilbIsins. Corns; and all
nn,n hrupfions, and positively cures
or no pay required. It Is gnars
10 give perfect satisfaction mr.
money rciunded.- Price % ceuss Der
oA' ror sale by j. r. JONES.
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quarter Contnrv Tat

nor 2 quarter Of n century Dr. K,,,,.
New Discovery has Doe" ,o ~. h'ngs
fro" J iss VINO have received beu "aI
c"ra,;n w. use testify to its wonder1u,
, lm,oat. Chest and Lungs. Assesses a rs,mo,t ..
tn "". lug stood the test 90 limo as
t i"" !; .as given 80 universal saiisS G""
positiyeIv perimeIt. Each bottle ia
Inc mou guaranteed 10 give relief. Or
sIn'i., uney VIII DO refunded. Il r.
C c"",,i,ed 10 he the most reliable
I'Sers and Colds. Tria, bo,',os no. .or
81 >. 4. Jones Drug Store free
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hedious in Florida.

Manatce, Fla. Feb 9th, 1894
EDITOR BEAcoN: We drop you a few
INES to lot you know, that wc are in
oonlh ria, the land of sunshine. bonn.
.llul women aud flowers, This ia :,
~oea"'iiui country with climate nm.
surpassed for salubrity aud a pleas.
AM oreeze oil the time. At this writ.
leg people are going about in tbc;r
'"''' sleeves SEQ mingly more Peasant
man IN summer time. This il on the
Manatee River forty miles from Port
tampa, on the bay of that name. W.
are having plenty Of vegetables Of
every variety. We ate a fine water.
melon yesterday fresh fromthe vino.
oranges and lemons are iu abundance
d me trees and all over The ground.
bananas also fresh from the bush. W.
nave oranges by the basket full.
'ook IKE a waste to soc SO many
scattered around promiscuously.
mere are a great many Orange and
Lemon groves. Oranges trees full of
O'ooms and sulncin the green statc.
'"ey seem 10 bs making all the wear
round.
Inc fish arc fine, they catch them
by tho wagon load'wi,h cast metz.
mul'eta. aheep head. red suapper'
angel fish etc.
I"cre 10 a great variety Of scenery
The water stretches ont for I
niles around and is a pretty sight TO ,
- the fish playing on the water IN
args schools. There is a fish here NJ a
10Y pass that weighs fromtwo to three y
Iunared pounds and are said to be .
nc Tor the table. You can 70 out
I'm oyster 'ongs and get as A,spy
y.'ers .: you want in the shoal water.
people here are kind and socihblo .
"a al have more or less money. II
aey live here ON fell, fruit aud yege az
bles, mostly. "
svery body 10 busy shipping hru,t u
a vegetables to New York which til
akes a very busy season with tbem. n:
= cen no case Of cold or co,,oh or
'ce our arrival here. This is a ysrv hn
. climate for consumptions, the M
mate is 90 mild with no sudden nn
no chilling winds, nothing 10 ca
'turo tho equaniminity of four DO
nper' Tho sea breeze are fine. Il has eve
proved my health more than any. we
else, This 10 . paradise on Ion
To. All you that are doueh,lui KIN.
'u'd come and zee for Yourselves. a,
ars. sadbery and her daughters ar.
ns hero also Mr.. John 8, Virgins
family and MI. Walton Wire;n.
wife. MISS Nelly Sudbcry and
= 'sebccca s. have the finest orange
'es ID the county. They have both (
le Fortunes of az ihcm.
n's town, Manater. has a pcpula. \
~ lnve Or elk hundrcd inhabiianl.
wing In ntcs resIdsnccs = = am
% veil contested. Irj,ere A.
90 stores md one church liz
n g TIE othrr cLprch /. Ran.
..c D.. sM near bv. WIN
Y0urs Trulv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

,. Lamont, Miss, Nov 2, %.
cordially Recommend Dr. Ticben.
"rs Anliseptic for healing Wounds of
a"s nature. II prevent or reduces in.
nanation; relieves suffering and hesle
very fast. l.. s. Gu;c" ne"''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
!! .st - Truly a Great Remedy. Is
What Rev. Sam Jones saisof

,,s rev. Sam Jones, tho great cyspoc.
inv.' W,'tes: my wife, who Was an
h usa''a from nervous sick headache
@as oeen entirely cured by Royai
Germetuer. l wiah every poor snfrsr.
1rg vic had access to that n,ediciro
awo OF my children were cured ~
"S tgrcat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

The following concurrent Hons
resolution submitting 10 the Qaahae,
electors OF the State Tor ~ratihcaIlol
or ~rejectlon an amendment to lh,
Constitution Ia relation 20 the Com,
mon School Fuads
Resolved, Nv the Legislature of tho
State Ct Mississippi. two-thirds OF
each house agreeing thereto, that the
following substitute for Section 9OS,
Of Article VII, Of the State Cousti,n-
lion, be submitted TO the qualified
electors al an election 10 be held for |
that purpose In the several counties OF
the State on the frit Tuesday after
the let day Of November, 1894. viz:
Section 206. There shall be distrib.
ited from the general fund in the
treasury the sum OF four hun.
ired thousand dollars annually for
he euppor' Of common schools. Said
UNI shall be divided among The sever.
counties aud separate school dis.
riots in proportion to the number Of
dncable children therein, and shall
c supplemented in each county BY
poll tax collected therein aud such
1ditionai sum raised by,taxatiou on
! the property Of the county (includ. !
g separate school district.)::as may be
'cessary with amount OF polls anil /,
ate distribution 10 support the com i
On schools for a period Of four scho. n
tic 'nonths in each year. The a. b
'unt collected IN the county shall e
diyided between separate school y
'rlcts aud other portions OF the Il
Infy IN proportion to the number 81
educable children in each. Auy u
aratc school distric. or county :.
levy additional taxes for school il,
poses but no levy made BY auy ",
ntv in excess Of the amount ncces. th
: 10 support schools for four eq
lihs shall be extended into a sepa. ~ -
school district. Sc,
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IoNsTABLL's SALE.
Noxubee County.
A, I. Dent, Assignee,
VS.. E~xocvNn,
n. f,r NNeeutioH

L.. Il. Crabtree.
ny virtue OF the above stated writ, issu.,
oy n. Garter. Justice Of the Peace OF Nov,
~ county, Mississippi, and to me direct.
.eaday the 9th day Of March. A. D., 1884.
" w'.nln lne hours prescribed by law. in from,
y, Tue west door Of the Court House in III
scwn Q! Macon. county Of Noxubee and
s;a!e OF Mississippi. sell for cash. to the
n'gnest ana best bidder. the undivided i'm.
s;t q the following described real estate
SITUATED 10 said county and state:
southeast quarter OF southwest o,.r...
sec!'on q, township Is, range l6. and shs
esst naif Of northeast quarter, seetion o.: 81
township Is, range Is. '" 20
mt t eve on % the property OF said defend.
dnt and VIII be sold to satisfy the plaintifss
u san ana all costs in the above stated csse
). n. BOWEN, Constable.
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N ON.RESIDENT NOTICE.

Tine State Of Mississippi
o l. Benton Williams, Crockett, Texas:
lou are hereby commanded to appear be.
,ore Inc Chancery Court Of the county q,
N~oxubee, III safe state, on the
4th Monday Of April. 4. D, 1884,
70 ueiend the snit mo. l73s) in said court.
defendant. !"a ART
lhis 10th day Of January, A. D.. 1894.
fsI,s JNO. A. TYSON.
Clerk.
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will sell valuable property located on
Jefferson street in Maeon-the lot with i'm.
prosemens situated north of the Ford To.
TEL also lot adjoining the property of PAD.
lie School No. | in Macon.
Also a well improved farm. consisting Of
80 acres. situated in west Noxubee. For
terms apply to A. ". DOUGLAS
ieb5-lm V.con ~;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

WI would NOT urge an article with
nn' merit. We urge and. guaranter
tLANTATIoN Chill CURE. Sold he
~ Gr'ggs, F Bransby and FIN Buv
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meteor Flashes Ont In N.v...

Carson, Nov, Feb. Al. A.
night Of FEBRUARY /, aDou, ,o ~. .
"s'oek' brilliant meteor shot . oysp
nv "', .sa Nevada and Eastern cali,or.
u,a and was followed by a low r,,,nh
lug a'''' shock as If by an carthou"Lo
has now been ascer,aiucd TINT ,ho
. "''sor ''r"'k "boul FIVE miles from ,
railroad station called Cnloaon .;o"' =, a.
t .sa'e1alda County, about 14o m;,as
. nero People there who az. ,hs
I 'sv'vo y, described it as an immense
''1y Q, nre. with a tail Ike comet
,. A. It rushed through the air !,
. a's"0 . noise like The sound Of .lv
1.,Sst Ju't IS it starts upward. 4,
.,s'me Os'a many people we're greatly
1'meo at tue sudden appearances of
2 great ball Of Dire. suddenI,
-. .een,ca % burnt IN the air. and then
~ ''sht disappeared. Then c.ms
.,',nso rnmbling uoise aud .l.o.
.na1'ss Of tho earth. The rsport.
~ inst houses In Cayedon,. -
'naken - II BY IN earthouafe.
u. .ooa learned that the conmotiou
..sososed BY the meteor. Peonls
'a.e made Wild estimate, Of +
.s'snt of'ths meteor, some in thar
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
You Always Get.

."Valuc reed" when ron Inv n.
/. 'cmenoFs A~ntiseptic and you can bnv
u from any good Druggist. ~"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

= 'oe nrst Monday in March, II being the
IN, 9Th day NJ Maroh. teoA

v,
'' "'S' Monday in March, II being the
.a, 4, ,,.,, 9th day Of March, 1894.
aud stsis ~ NIL, :. court douse door in the town Of Macon
10 said town Of Macon To- w = 'v.owl0g 1919 or parcels ofha
year 1898: ~ INC taxes and all costs duo there's
Name Of Owner. -
Henry Anderson hou.. ~. .y','.paoe o. property. (.
Elisha Bryson honss s a"S -! ~ fractional block o.,
Gus Cotton ho~se "u9 20! 70 fractional block %
Amy CoIhers mouse aud lot In fractional block %
Eat j + Edrard. no9se and lot In fractional block "a
Maria GriocshS Iesidence and 10 acres IN fractional bEs
B q Grivv.Sv mouse and lot In block II
E A Iunicr mouse and lot In fractional block "a
Est Jennie Hno,o. esst half and residence fractional block !
JoI,n Love,t 's"'' honso and lot in fractional block 81 ID
Iongstro.. nonse anil lot In block Il
Agnes Memories ho" .s anu '' 10 fractional block q
re PhjljjDe - mouse and lol In fractional block 20
G PtiIUps A. n"1,n half. and shops In block s
! . Phillpa or vsc..s 'ee' IN no corner block 4
,hloe Roberts ~" 'ot 70 fractional block A
Ware houses and Tote In fractional block ~
Coat ~ house and lot In fractional block 81
''s advertising aud damagcs will DO added
Z s isl
Town !
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Sheriff's Sale of Delinquent Land Sales.

Monday, being the A0"' WILL on the first
cm. 5th day of March. 1894,
u" m"t !" tne court Hons dorr in the town Of Macon Nil. u,..
y Ia expose to public sale to the Highest bidder for, m. Vs." -" 'e "onts pre-
"'s'' 'ou' s""q"e" "r taxes for the fiscal year 1895, to.wit: '"""S a''
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N. Martha Phillip,

H t N"." "
lr. Martha Phillip,
r 3 Jones
Mn Martha Phillip,
Nelson Wsiksss'.sss -
Jerry Walker
b Allen Assignee
Mn MarihaE66Ir.
Mrs. N0i2mOrsr
Anthony JJones
Ruisas Edmunds
n0 Canntvm2n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

FOR Healing Wounds.
lie h.s etc. Or. Ticheuors Aptiso,
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billiard


1 Alliance Trust Co
Alliance Trust Co
Nlaad & Massengal
b Allen assignee
ri Alien assignee
Alliance Trust Co
Nlsad 4 Masssacal'
nland d Msssengall
b. Allen assignee
kst Gilbert Oliver
Mary and Jno Crow
Mrs j Edwards
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-29

numerous large aud small floating
swimming baths. where 10000 90 a.u,'
uul dips arc annually cu'oygdi 10000
of those being taken nF scholars, Nhu
90 the simr time receive instruction boo
nliatIun, so that Clch child CHu obtain
about forty baths gratis. The poor pV
hui o fI cent i1f each bath taken 90 this
C.tlushmgna
The right OF manufacture OF whisky
n'brunnvin"I DO Sweden hls been gH.
dullIy restricted by thg cu8c.uE OI new
ltWH. no the same time that Che tax has
been raised. aud che right GO sell has
been limited and separated from other
branches Of taac.
The change Boo country places was
Immediately Tor che better boz BOO thc
cities new condition of things was
Hrt brought about by the s1.C1lled
"G1jhcnbuE system employed hut
Boo G1thgnbug. but afterwards into gJ
pee cent Of the toVs Of Sweden aud also
into many country villas. The object
OF the "GoihrnburE system is 10 make
the sale OF Intoxicating drinks indcpgnd.
cnt OF profits to the seller. to diminish
the abuse OF such drinks and % in-
crease the difficulty of obtaining them
The latter is accomplished by setting
the price high. limiting Che times OF
sale. aud By degrees decreasing tht
number of selling places.
Influenced Hy Che change In tie pub
lIe opinion and an energetic temperate,
propaganda. the object OF which is {,
ensure total abstinence, legislation of
the subject is becoming by degrees gul
more restrictive, aud b., perhaps. one u
the most pll9ahlc results OF the temacr.
auec struggle. % result iu the Iccuwp'
lishmcnt Of which Do must be acsuowl
edged that the Swedish women, both DO
private and ls members OF the large
/ temperance unions, have been mos
actively engaged.
The most considerable donation cyci
given by Swedish woman Is thi
which was bcqucaihcd by Mrs Wil
hC.mina llicna, widow Of Lars Hicnl
q wcll-known politician. Besides loo.
] coo crows given Tor the establishing %
a proicssoulIp in national economy NJ
the university OF Stockholm, she lcl
10000 crowns 10 a fund for an ins'ilu
I ton called "lu Mcm1Ham Of Ian
I llicul," which has 10 work for the
/ progress Of humanity. hy promoting and
advancing such scientific Inventions and
discoveries. social improvements and
liberal reforms as arc 20 benefit man
. kind generally and the people o
sweden especially,
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OBITUARY NOTES.


ANOTHER PIONEER PASSED AWAY
LErps, WASH, Co, Utah, March %,
is0L-Dicd In 81. George, March "a, 1891,
Daniel NJ, Thomas, born IN Richmond
county, n. c., 18th Dec, lsJl, Agul 90
years 2 months ana % days.
Bru. Thomas had boon m0mb1r Of tho
Church oi Jesus Christ OF La.tor.day
Saints near my years aud was known
90 have been faithful 10 tho end. llo
received tho Gospel iu February, 1874,
ami was ordained uu Elder duuug tho
same year, being called 10 proacn tho
Gospel Ia his native land soon after
Duung the hrst year Of his ministry
100 OF his own CONVEX wore baptized
by him, llo gathered VITA the SAINTS 30
Winter % tArierH in tho spring Of lht1.
AZ Laramie no Joined President John
TiylorH company Of incoming Saints
and was appointed captain OF ton Ia said
company. soon amor reaching tho val
10y no was ordained seventy aud
belonged 10 tho ElgbJh quorum. In
1851 ho was clloi ON mis-
sion 10 San BBrnarllno under Charles
q. Rich aud Amnaa Lyman. While ia
California, hl was highly respected by
the people, both uec.psilsficauv and poe
ILLEGALLY; aud while th0ro was ordained a
High Priest, and acted as dist Counselor
20 The President " the Stake lie wa.
elect d TO No Office OF Justice, ana served
about Hov0n years. was also postmaster
undor tho government OF tho United
states.
About tho year 1857 the Saints on that
mission w0ro olllUd 10 no ufn TO Utah
and he came with them. Ito was next
called on mission 30 assist tho Saints
in ho.llng Beaver county, u. L., and
made his MONO as Heavier CITY. liuIhore
sod ~ probate Judge and postmas er.
From there he WAS gallod 20 assist tho
sliuu ia making s0tlem0nts ON tho
Muddy, rtato OF Noyadn, aud afer tho
settlements there wer0 broken 10. he
moved To -. George, u. H., tho place II
his death. Who living Ia ~. George ho
was known 10 boo faithful Ia tor-day
saint, and has done q great work la Tho
lumplo, officiating Tor relatives and
friends " tho number Of 400
ELIJAH THOMAS.
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certificates which, whatever may be
their character nnd deception, Will
have none OF these qualities. In an.
ticipatiOn OF this result ami AZ an I'm.
mediate effect, treasury notes Will
naturally appreciate IN value aud de-
STABILITY.
cannoI conceive Of Ions et step
toward silver mOnUmetaliim than we
take when we spent our gold ~ huy
silver certificates for circulation,
especially IN view Of the practice
diiilcultios surrounding the rcpleuish.
mput OF our gold. rhIa leads me u
unruc.tly uftEeut the dUslrability
ot gfanting the secretary OF the treas.
ufy better power than now exists TO
nsuc bonds 90 protect our gold reserve
when for any reason II sh.ulI he nee
ossafy. Our currency is In such a CON
iuse1 condition AMI our financial
affairs are apt 10 assume at any time
70 critical position u seems TO me
such % courso is dictated by ordinary
prudence.
1 am not insonsiblo 70 the
arguments In favor Of coming
the bullion Heigniorago now la
the treasury abd believe II could
bu done safely aud with advantage,
II the SECRETARY Of the treasury
hal power to issue bonus ~
low rate Of interest under author
ity IN substitution OF that no"
existing and better suited 10 the pro-
lection Of the treasury
nope way will present itself In
the near future for the settlement Of
this grave issue. tbs bill 10 returned
without my approval.
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Southern Notes.

II. &. James, OF salt Lake. has
written o. CUuuty Surveyor Daley
that nu ex poets soon 90 move % thiu
county and make hi8 rtsiIeuce here,
whrn ho Will make q verbal pr1pOsi.
ton 10 the city council regarding
water works. lie will make two pro-
positions; one 10 pipe the water from
clnl creek aud litter it,nnd another one
- pipe direct from the spriugs up the
canyon.
A gentleman who came from b.
George On Wednesday, says tina. when
hu lott there day or two before, the
ffuit trees were IN bloom, AMI the
luccTn was up twp or three inches. ~.
George IL ouly sixty miles south Of
Cedar, and yet IN this vicinity during
the past week We have hal 10 . rs
Inches OF snow, aud old "winior IL utill
lingering In the lap Offspring"
Inis week this southern country cK.
pufionced tue heaviest snow storm OF
the season. The storm began on Mon.
day morning, aud there was no le,-up
until Wednesday morning, during
which time the snow fell 10 depth OF
ffou 10 10 rs incho, on tno level.
Fortunately there was but little wind
accompaniment, AMI but little damage
was done.
There are s,ill good lands open for
location within twO or three miles OF
CeIRr City that will raise one or moro
good cuttings OF luoern VITA what Is
called "high water" Irrigation. Muoh
Of this lauu, n planted early, will raise
"a fair crop without any Irrigation az all.
In time this land will be- very valuable,
and with the construction Of reservoirs
and new canals, eau DO cropped 10 tue
utmost limit.
In answer 10 numerous lnqulriCa on
the tuulcCi,w wan e 50 tuat ,nb Cedar
coal minru utc !. catoi from hyets ten
miles up tho Goal Creek canyon, easl;
and the big iron mountains from nlns
~ twenty-five miles west.
"THE MUMMY KtNu" is the subject Of
the lecture Friday evening a. Plymouth
church, 2ii Third North ttr0ot. IL will
dunl with tho greatest characters Of Egypt
$500 years ago, with very limo sgoreopti-
con illustrations.
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TIE HIGH WATER QUESTION.
city Engineer Young'y Solution Of the
Jordan River Dinlculty.

Just what the Council win do regard.
ing the high water question 10 not
known today. Most OF the members
OF The council visited tue bend ia tue
Jordan at the foot Of Roper street late
yesterday afternoon. aud will mako
communications at tue meeting ON
Friday night or not later than Tuesday,
rs to tue advisabii,ty u, constructing a
canal al that point 10 relieve tho fiyor
during the period Of melting luJw AMI
spriug ifeshcis.
CITY Engineer Youug's solution 10
the Overlooking di.licuty was told
to representative uI tuu MINIS by
that uili1iai this afternoon. lie stale
that tue most practical AuI ucrmauuut
way out u tho trouble would
bu 90 raise Roper street 20
that tue canal on tuat thoroughiafo
can be made 10 discharge intD tno
Jordan At nll times VI tue year. Asall
VI the waters OF Rel Butte. Emigration
uuu rutlOy'd Canyuus--Ir ht cast tie
sutplu fluid tbcifiway into thatcaDal,
the lower part oil tue ciiy wJuid tnua
DO entirely protected Besides, IL would
do away with the necessity II main.
tanning the pfetu { surplus canals.
EK.Cny Engineer D0fumus also
thates this view with his tucctHsuf,
Mf. Young, AMI states iufthor thai
should tile weather remain Uuul until
late ia tuo season, aa last year, hC
dDus u0t know what cIuti 10 done
with tue water, ns the amount VI snow
iu the mountains this year D. luT
greater than last, whoa the floods gave
the officers Of tue city "a great deal vi
trouble aud caused co ltidunyIo Jam
ave.
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I'M MemnrY oh roIoneI lad.

The officers Of the Newsb0ys' Union
announce that they will hold meet
ing at their hall, al No. los west Third
south street, at 10 O'Clock on Saturday
morning. An hour later they propose
marching 10 the Executive Mansion
headed by Held's band, 70 view the
remains OF their deceased friend anu
UeneiaclOr Rnd stTew his bier with
flowers. The little fellows TO-DAY pur.
chased magnificent fl1pi emblem
costing s.5, which they Will take with
tnem as a token Of the esterm IN which
the colonel was held by them. IL h Ia
the form OF Gates Ajgr and when com-
pleted viii be u masterpiece u art aud
heRnly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-29
For Provoking a Riot.

Tom King, a character well known
to the police for his fiery disposition,
was arrested this morning while hat
arguing a crowd Of Idle men on Plum
alley. II Is claimed that his romafks
were Of class that would tend 10 riot,
and he was taken into custody anu
sent 10 jail while his motley audience
was dispersed with the Injunction that
a further denomination Of that Kind
would lead TO tho arrest OF all OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-29
AMusEMENTs

EfFtE EsLEH conclu Sod her rather
Improbable engagement at the Thea
ter last evening IN q play called a
woman's p wcr, but which was really
a very old timer called Camilla Hus.
band, worked over by Mr. DtOne, IL
10 very old fashioned and the lntoros.
that might Otherwise be lai. in 10 rs
Loot In tue maze u impfobabiiIiss on
whiuh It Il buiii.
CoNmiD's OPERA 90. opens to.
morrow niguL Anime af,lsis snug la
German.