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FIRESIDE FRAGMENTS.

A freshly cooked steak for break
fast, smothered in finely minced tur-
key or chicken, is particularly good
and appetizing. and Farm.
-Broiled Oysters.-Select large plump
oysters; wipe dry; season with salt and
a sprinkle of cayenne; lay on very
hot gridiron; let brown first on one
side, and then on the other. Take up
on a heated dish, and pour over melted
butter.-Harper's Bazaar.
Veal Cutlets.-Salt and pepper both
sides of the outlets and spread little
melted butter on both sides also. Put
on hot CREASED gridiron and broil.
Basic now and then with melted but
ter, turn three or four times, and when
done serve with a maitre d'hotel sauce.
Boston Budget.
Apple snow is as cool as it is
handsome. Steam three large, tart APP
pies and mash through a colander.
Beat the whites of three eggs to very
stiff froth. Add half cup of powdered
sugar by degrees, and beat again. Add
the apple and beat until like snow.
Pile lightly in glass dish, and gar
nish with holly leaves. Serve with
boiled custard made with the yolks of
the three eggs.-Home Queen.
Ring Jumbles. One pound of but
ter, one pound of sugar, four eggs, one
pound of flour Or enough to make soft
dough, three teSSpoonfuls of extract of
red rose. Mix afe together, adding the
well-beaten whites of DGTal 1e$S>, I44zlla Skt
shallow tins with buttered paper. Bale
quickly and sift fine sugar over them
as soon as you take them from the oven!
With a teaspoon form rings of the
dough. Field and Fireside.
Herman Breadth the evening set
sponge as usual for bread, in quantity
enough for three loaves. In the morn
ing, when fully risen, add one pound
of brown sugar, one pint Of dried
apples; or pears, minced fine, one pint
of broken hickory or walnut meats,
three tablespoonfuls of caraway and
one of coriander seeds. Mix thorough
ly, mold into loaves and bake when
light. Wrap each loaf in a towel and
put in a cool place. 1t will keep for
several weeks.-American Agricultur.
list.
-Francotellis.- three table
spoonfuls of cornstarch; one saltspoon-
full of salt and one and half cupfuls
of sugar. Add one pint OF boiling
water and boil five minutes. Take from
the fire and add the grated rind and
juice of two large lemons. When cool
add the well beaten yolis of four eggs,
then the whites beaten to a stiff froth.
Mix them in lightly, fill the patty pans
which you have lined with puff-paste,
and brown them quickly in hot oven.
Serve cold.-Home Queen.
English Cakes-For filing, which
is made first, take one cupful each of
honey, currants and jelly, one-half
cupful of chopped citron, the grated
rind of one orange, one cupful of
chopped figs and one small tablespoon
full each of cloves, allspice and CHINA
mon. Mix together and keep for use.
To use. make a rich puff paste, and
roll out in pieces the size of a saucer.
Place a tablespoonful of the mixture
in the center, lap over one side, moisten
the top, and fold up the other side and
pinch the ends together. Place this
side down on a baking pan, cut three
small Sits in the top and bake twenty
minutes. Sprinkle sugar over the top
before baking. -Housekeeper.
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his master, one day. when the hired
man came home with the news that
Billy had SHE'D at q bicycle, had
run into a wagon and broken it and
the one to which he washarnessed into
"slivers, as the man expressed it.
This fright" if it really was one,
cost his master fifty dollars, and Billy
forthwith had binders put on him. II
never SHE'D again. but the binders did
not improve his temper.
One day when he was just about
finishing a meal which he was taking
out of a pail set in front of him on the
ground, a small boy came past with a
long wisp of straw in his hand. He
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

Trinkets of colored enamel have come
to stay. In necklets composed of small
pearls the festooned rows are caught
through bead of rich red enamel at
intervals. The newest laced pins are
very quaint. A cockatoo's head is de-
picted in white and colored enamels,
and is a snowy little affair when nest
ling in the folds of black lace. There
is an infinite variety in the devices,
from wildfowl to the domestic cock,
from the blue jay to the miniature par
rot Not less pretty are the flower
pins, more particularly the harebell
with diamond half concealed within
the petals. Chicago Tribune.
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BILLY AND THE BOY.
The Story of Horse Who Could Take
Care of Himself.

Care of Himself.
Billy was veteran among horses.
ae had lived twenty-nine years and
six months when knew him, and all
that time he had been learning how to
take care of himself without troubling
others to look after him. His reputa-
ton had never been good, though the
older he grew the worse he grew, ac-
cording to his masters statement. For
my part l always thought the horse
vas justified in his treatment of those
who ill-treated him.
Perhaps if he had been better tenn
pered he might have been turned out
TO grass in his old age and had little or
nothing to do. AS it was no one was
fond of him, and since he was able to
draw moderately heavy loads ne was
harnessed regularly and made to work.
He had been known to bite, to kick, to
run away, though no one believed that
he had really been frightened.
ut is just ugliness, wanting to show
what he could do to be hateful" said
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How He Worked LII.

Bass-That was a cute idea of Sell
lem's
Cass--What was that?
He had a big lot of sofa cushions on
hand, and they didn'tsell worth a cent.
He tried all sorts of ways to work them
off. Finally, he told his wife in strict
est confidence, and made her swear
never to tell a soul, that he had few
cushions that were better and cheaper
than any ever before sold in the city.
He said he wanted to keep the thin Z
secret to avoid rush.
"Well?"
ellis store was packed with womeu
for two weeks and he sold his cushions
and twice as many more. "-Bostdh
Transcript. d
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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
A BRAVE BOY.

- DhSHNI oOis
There was little boy,
With the cognomen of Roy,
VINO said one day: II guess I'll learn to skate,
skate, skate"
But though striking out with care
His feet few in the air,
And he landed on his curly little pate pate,
pate
'rNever mind" he bravely Aid,
II have splendid sled
Tobog'ning down the hillside I will go 60
gol"
Perhaps he couldn't steer
just why is not quite clear
But they dug him out of seven feet OF snow,
snow, snow,
"Ohl never mind said he,
"My roller skates see,
And swiftly DER the pavement will roll, roll,
rolll'
But prone upon the ground,
Star-gazing, he was found,
With bruised and sorely aching little poll,
poll, poll
Still he said: "Oh never mind,
Ny cycle will find,
Through Central park. my wheel will glide
along, long, long"
He merely rubbed his knee,
AS brave as brave can be,
When header threw him in the crowded
throng throng, throng.
But-invariably a plunge.
Escaping soap and sponge,
When Nurse his grimy hands and face would
lave, lave, lave
From lungs both deep and strong
Come bowls both loud and long
And all lavatory efforts he doth brave, brave,
brave.
--hannah Sedgwicll, in Our Little Men and
Women.
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Fair Homeseeker-I like the appear
ance of that house; but l wouldn't live
in it for the world. People say it's
haunted, and 1 am dreadfully nervous.
Agent (craftily)-Yes, ma'am; they
say that ghosts come out of every one
of the thirty-two closets
Fair Homeseeker (setting her teeth
hard)-Tll take it!-Puck.
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TIE WESTERN TRAIL is published quarter
ly by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway It tells how to get farm in the
West, and it will be sent to you gratis for
one year. Send name and address to ED
itor Western Trail, Chicago" and receive it
one year free. JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A.
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The Age of Reform.

Old fallacies are being refuted, old errors
in government policy corrected, old fogyisms
secuted, and above all, old complaints thor
oughly remedied by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Chronic cases of malaria and bill
ious trouble, constipation and dyspepsia, al
ways knock under to the Bitters. So do
rheumatic, kidney and nervous ailments. II
is great reformer.
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High Five or Euchre Parties

should send at once to John Sebastian, G..
T. A, c. R. l. & p. r. R., Chicago, TEN
CENTS, in stamps, per pack for the slickest
cards you ever shuff1ed. For 81 90 you will
receive free by express ten packs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

81 saw a man to-day who said he
couldn't believe his own ears"
"What is the matter with them?"
''They are so large that they mag.
nify. Judge
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

PPoF GARNER says that gorillas do not
talk with chimpanzees, but neglects to tel
US which partyis at fanlt or which began
it.-Boston Journal.
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TIE QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.

Swo' OFF. -Algy-"What a doosid long
yeah this isl" Archie-"Why, it's hardly
begun yet" Algy-"Deah boy, l haven't
smoked a cigawette since New Years"
Weeps. )-Chicago Tribune.
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A PHILOSOPHER in the Boston Transcript
says that it doesn't matter much if every.
body thinks you are an ass so long as you
get the lions share Of the good things Of
life.
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How'a Thiat

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Halls Family Pills, 25c.
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"ITs wonderful" remarked the editor,
show proud man acts when he is going to
have his picture published, and how humble
he is after it has happened. w ashington
Star.
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If you want to be cured of cough use
Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

"MIss FLIRTY has very engaging ways
''Look here, old man, are you engaged tc
her, too2n-Atlanta Constitution.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

Two Experiments Combining Science and
Amusement.
Take small piece of colored wooden
stuff and fasten on one end of it a
glass tube or long nail, the weight of
which will keep it well stretched.
Trace on the material the letters of
any word, using a glass pen which has
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

CAT last have reached the turning point
of my life." remarked the convict when
they put him on the treadmiu. Atlanta
Constitution.
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81 should like to have a chance to
jilt him"
~ know you would. You'd acceT /
him. "-LifO-
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ANGELS weep on the day that young
man begins to spend more money than he
can make. RAMS Horn.
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PATIENCE is good thing. If a man has
enough of it he can starve to death.-Plain-
dealer.
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EVERY good deed is the child of good
thought.-Ram's Horn.
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"CLIFToN looks unusually happy to.
night" Eyes; he proposed to Miss Flintly
last night" "And she gave him a favor
able answer?" Yes; told him she was en-
gagged to Snagley."
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LAwYER-"Are you single mani" Wit
ness-'No, sor, Oi am twin. "-Indianapo-
lis Journal
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No, MINERVA; profane history is not the
record of the development of wit and humor
on the stage.-Elmira Gazette
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-01-25

YOUNG man, remember that the successful
racer always makes the most of his las
quarter
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GIVE some men rope enough and they will
start junk shop.-Texas Siftings.
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JOHNNY, is your father firm manr
eyes, MON, when he knows he's wrong. -
Cleveland Plaindealer.
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'MR. FEETLITEs, what do you consider the
most successful thing you ever playedp
1.-THE races. "-Brooklyn Life.
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LAWYERS are seldom poets, but they al
write versus. "-Philadelphia Record.
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THE man goes to bed tired who spent the
day looking for an easy place.-Ram's Horn.
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"WnY is an empty champagne bottle like
have both lost their pop"-Texas Siftings.
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A LoAFER is never satisfied with hi
wages.-Ram's Horn.
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'DAT's de mos wun'fullest ting, dat is,''
remarked Uncle Eben, as he gazed at the
electric light. "Dey done put de match to
de uddah end OBJ de connection, an when
you turns on de spigot de light jes flows
out."-Washington Star.
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You can tell how hard it is to Judge your
fellow men fairly by observing how unfair
" your fellow men judge you.-Somerville
Journal.
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BRAGG-"I know thing or two" Soap
Ivy on sly dogr'-Life.
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''IT's when money gets tight that peopl'
feel extra sober Inter Ocean.
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DIR. Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure
Sent postpaid with beautiful souvenir spoon
Send SOC to A. P. HoxsIE, Buffalo, N Y.
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For Throat Diseases and Coughs use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. 25 cts.
"THAT fellow Jawley is broker, isn'the7"
Eyes" HAS he got any money!" Yes
he's got mine Life
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There was a little boy,
With the cognomen of Roy,
VINO said one day; ~ guess I'll learn TO skate,
skate skate"
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President. Jesse W Crosby, Jr, Pan.
guiich.
Councillors: Mahonn NJ Steele, David
Cameron, pungulich.
gfa..HsfT fs.sfaftt TV.T
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MllaId Cgm-lg. uIaM

President Ira y uiucslcy. Fillmore.
COuuyOlura Daniel Thompson sc|piOD
David u stevens, Holden.
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pfss.dcuu Albert 10 smith, Nanhs7a.
CUuusol0f4 Loyl T. Holm, MauAssa
Tines a Cfowthnr, Sanford.
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President Charles Robson, Mesa
Coun .oiorsi llCur g. Rogers ApAE Cole
Inns 10 nnkn, Nrl.
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Wd1ltrl county, UlaA.


woodland Ilam1s ...-..-- i.pb.Ian
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o.Ia.a -noar n.vL.ns- ? 4 DnIman ? .
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.&

Lecture by William NJ Stewart Boforo the Latter
day Saints College stIdants Todsy.-Tho Sat Lake COL
log ate Institute, It's object Scope and Facuy-So tos
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Presidents Canutc Peterson. Ephuim.
CouusaIors; Horny Deal, Ephnim; John
10 Nailon. Ainuti.
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President; Daniel b Macarthur, 81 George
Couusolors; Anthony w WINS Eraslua
u Snow, So George.
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President; VIM n ScrgmIllcr. Richhold.
Couusolor. George W Bean, w II CLARK,
Klchurld.
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President; Abmm Hatch. IIebor.
Counselorui Il IL Gilos, IL s Alexander
liobor
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Presidents II D lIaight, Oakley.
Counsolor' Moronl Pickett, Marion;
Wm 4 Brim, Albion.
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lforg1H Ca.ai1 ttah.


President: Geo q Parkinson, Fmpklln.
Counsolors. Solomon II Hale, Matthias
u Cowlov, Preston.
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Canadian settlements.

PRESIDENT Charles O. Card, Cardston.
Alberta, Northwest Territories, Canada.
WANTS, niNuors,
Csrlst0n .....,...................Joh A M0olf
East Cardstun fCafdktOu y. o.
Niels Hanson. T.. Il
Wosi Cardston q l. Robinson T. j.
Fish Creek Jos. Gold, =. T.
snake Crock Richard PllilnG
BundOy Creek James kearl, +. T.
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prJsidonti Christopher Layton, Thatcher
Councillors w d johnson, NJ IL Nor
rlii, Thatcher.
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Prc.idcuti g r BonnIon. vcrnai
Counselor" q Collect, James Hooking
Nomu.
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Presidents Rudgor Clawson, brigham.
Couusclora Adoluhus Madison, Charles
Kelly brigham.
Bor Eyd0 County, Utah.
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WoyHe torn'H U'od.
Weber County, Ltah.

President l. W ShurillH, Ogdon.
Counsalors' G Il Middleton, n Q Fly.
garo, OgdCn.
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hus whist 3D. ratio lI several other pip.
ynccs varies between 0: io.ooo and
Q. 1000.
NONwAy.
Cunnar Berg, ihc famous Norwegian
painter. died 90 Berlin.
Fourps.p.c a-ie ki.lcd by large snow
slides 90 L.iJ.cD
General Booth, Of Salvation army
fame, spgal .he holiday 10 Chrisuln'a'
An association for mutual benefit has
been organized 10y ,h- Telegraph opc-
fatyr VI Gurisuanil.
Jonas Lies iamuug novel "N.0bc, F.
hss been .alslatct into German, and
u..i soon De published 10y Berlin BOOK
.eal-t.
Oh, most northern railroad 10 iis
world itirs a1liiclma stock Company
f.iIUad, Ehi.I Is fuEa,Hg east ifom
n9i1 BOO H sway.
a B.omsan craze IS reported from
London. Lectures on l.ornson are De-.
Iu. loid AMI cycrl of hs dramas are
to he given 90. the ihcalcu.
Editor Fdelr. who ..s been editor
in gh.gl ul fH Chusuani1 U0grcEthdrf
io. 50 H.. severed Dis connection
will tl. pIY.r Jon. o.. It's successor Is
Do NJgt One Of the assistant editon.
The higher education for boys and
girls is differently organized In Norway
That OF thc boys Is taken DO hand by the
State and if free Of cost whereas the
nlf't education Is private undertaking.
Private schools however, sometimes Oh.
tain state and municipal grants.
]. Wolf. the Norwegian yioiinisi, had
recently t1c honor OF appearing before
Queen Victoria, who spoke vciy highly
ut Dis ability aud presented him will d
magnificent diamond stud after the per-
iormsucc. The King Of Portugal has
appointed Mr.. Wo.h kuish, Of the
Royal order VI Christ
uEWARy.
Rev Lars Kie'dcmp. one of the ablcst
preacher iu Denmark, died 40 Copcn.
hagen 90 the age of 80 yeas.
Iuc Casino lhal,cr 90 Copenhagen
his been sold 60 Director IT, Rasmussen.
The price paid was 500 900 kguCr
The schooner Albert. Captain Peter.
on rom kllmlr Swcdcn,wai wrecked
100 kayncgruudct Several Of the crew
were drowned.
Large preparations are already being
m ldr ilr th1 celebration OF the silver
wedding cd ila Danish crown prince
and crown princess, which will take
place next SUNNI q
Aarhus has the distinguished honor OF
being the irt city In Denmark where,
0Y mutual agreement between cn-
plOycrs aud employees. q general couf,
vi arbitration for 40 difficulties between
hc two has been established.
The first volume Of the biography Of
the great Danish statesman,
Iy A, ID. JorgCnsgu, b. out M lofgcn.
sen bias made exhaustive researches in
BIZ work, and % bids fair to
Dc OF lasting value in the historical lite
rliufc Of Denmark.
Johannes Gelcu. the Chicago sculptor.
VINO IS visiting m Denmark, was received
by Ming Christian 40 "a special audience
40 the AmnllcnhuJE castle, Copenhagen.
liis majesty eonycfsgd with Mr.. Gclurt
Tor halt an hour aud expressed himself
very highly OF the United States AMI rs
people.
Not until the age class 40 does
Denmars show the same proportion Of
married men as IculouIc ana Romantic
Europe has, as a general rule. As to
he women, the figures are a,il more
un'Ayon1lc. The number OF marriages.
annually contracted per 1000 inhabitants
was ag2 lu ihJs.
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Presidents Willis T. Robinson. Loo.
Counselor; Hans 70 Hanson nnd g,4r.
son liastau. t.oa.
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President. OrHon Smith, Logan,
Counselor; simpson N MDicn, Hyrum;
Isaac smith, Logan.
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DAVIS county Uidl.


President e. a. In.son, Castle Dale.
Councillors orange Serloy, tnsto ualO;
VIM Howard Huntington,
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Presidents Richard Fry, Morgan.
Couusolors; Samuel Francis and W II
itlch, Morgan,
49,. L..--aL III
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Umta County, Hyoumg.

Prosidonf; George Osmond, Alton.
Councillors VIM w Burton, Arson V
call, Alton.
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tIdflt c0inli0 Uai


Presidents 4 o Smoo'. Provo.
'ouutolomi David John, and Edward
Partridge, Provo.
Utah C9tHfy MAI
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President. Gcoreo Tdasdalo, IuarJ1.
Counselor; a T. Mcdonald and Horny
Eyfing. ColonIn JuarcE chihuahua,
NlrHlcU.
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Ca1sia County, Idaho,


Presidents W r Smith, Contorylllo.
Couusolor John W Hess, Pennington;
n Gnu', Bounuiul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

Ecreilio.,-......... Edward bunker, Jr
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

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President. Jesse y Smith, Snowflake.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

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