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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-08
MCKINLEY'S INAUGURATION
Characterized as a Social Rather than
Political Affair.
Prominent Democrat. iIouaF the RE-
nowned Republican GoysTnoE
-rRradc aud speeches.

CoLUAmus, Ohio, Jan. S. 49, Gov.
McKislel = seooni Inauguration to-
day was, rs usual IN this state, more Of
a social than political event. The
leading Democrats had prominent
positions In connsutio IA with the Uore.
monies, the only limit which they
placed on their party connection with
the Inauguration being that 90 Dem
ooralic clubs took part In the parade.
Colonel James kilboutne, the pOssi.
blU Demuctauu nominee for chairman,
was on the committee on reception; |.
r.. Ritter, OF tho Thurman club, one
Of the chief hides 20 Marshal ID. &.
Jones, the postmaster during Clcvc.
lnuJ's hrst administration; Hon, n. J.
Booth, who ran against Foraker for
governor; Allen W. Thurman and
other Democrats OF state or national
reputation were conspicuous In the
ceremonies. Tho parade was ave
thousand strong ana moved at pm.
lt consisted Of Republican clubs
from various parts OF thr state, sup.
plemenied by other civic aud military
organizations, reviewed by the COVER
nor Aud stad on Broad struet north OF
the Capitol. The inaugural ceremonies
were held At the west front Of the
capitol In the presence Of members OF
tue legislature aud n large audience.
Chief Justice Bradbury Of the supreme
court administered the oath Of tlllce.
In courteous recognition OF the fact
that his political opponents were as.
slHting In doing him honor, the
governor totally nbstainol from
any partisan reference In his
inaugural address, combining him.
self entirely 10 the condition OF the
state; TO the expression OF pride In liz
growth anu achievements; 10 a promise
10 give his best energies for her further
Advancement, and TO cooperate with
tho legislature in the enactment OF
laws TO that end. lie alec mado n plea
In behalf Of the wOrkmen thrown out
OF employment by tbs hard times.
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WATER RESOURCES.
the Investigation bS the Geological
ruryTy Completed.

the InVtsiigation bS the Geological
ruryFy Completed.
WASHINGTON, Jau. 5.-The invest.
gatiOn Of tho water RESOURCES u the
United Statos undertaken by the
geological survey has bsen practically
c mpleted. The work was commenced Ia
October, 1850. with the object Of deter.
mining the quantity 90 water available
for Irrigation OF arid lands Ia tho
West or for the use as water power.
Studiob have been made Of most of thu
drainage basins west Ui the l01th
meridian ~ well as several Of the
"catchments" @. the East. Scientists
have devoted n large pagt Of tho time
In examining the run Ola OF the Nils.
sour, Arkansas, RIO GrAndo aud
Smoke rivers. "It does not appear
probable,D said GeolOgist 4. Newell,
"thht even NJ high as 40 Per cent OF the
land now owned by the govern.
ment can ever bp Irrigated.
la fact, there is not sufficient
supply OF water 10 bring under oulti-
Walton nm arid region equal 10 that
which has passed into tue hands Or
Individuals and corporations. There
are, however, localities where thou.
sands Of acres eau be- probably irri.
gated by construction OF dams and
itflgnting cauAlu.n
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4 QUORUM AT LAST,
III, House Of Representatives take
Up The Tariff Bill
WILSON orENs THE DEBATE
ths order of Business Agreed Upon
The Hawaiian Question in the
Senate.

.....f5f 10 tc DEHrnLr NEWS
vAluNatoN, d. G.. Jan. s.-fhe
q use proceedings opened with
'y,ly tit between Bouiollo aud Reed
,,ost the ruling Of the Speaker, ON
,i.- Hawaiian resolution ao "a question
IS vhvilegc.
Wuha vigorous and long continued
uumpiug tho Speaker ordered the roll
e,llrd on the previous question dr'
m,pted By the COMMITTEES on rnles, on
tbet,port Of order Of buSiurol. Tho
call developed l5g Democrats nnswor-
ipt aye, ten more Than u quorum.
An,r,hc discussion Wilson by con-
sent notified the order u business 40
to.lov,, General debate and night
,e,,ons tins week; Ave minutes rule
70. Amendment during two worh';
anal vote on the Wilson bill the 2S,h
u January; voting at . o'clock alop'
ton u tho report
The fUpoI, u tbs committee on rules
wasadopieu; 100 Iol
AZ hali.past three Wilson was Just
opening his speech ON tho tarn bill.
CIR.
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WHY Mr.. GILLESPIE OBJECTED.
lie Gives Ills Reasons for Protesting
Against Robert Nehemiah Dun
cOmbe Casting Vote.

Mr.. Moroni Gillespie who acted as
presiding Judge In tho Third precinct
at the election ON the 4,h inst. today
gave his reasons to u NEWS ropreson.
talivo for protesting against the right
Of Mr.. Dunoombe TO vote. Mr. GIL
lesplo said; "When Mr.. Duncombe
presented himself ut the polls the
first lime no gave the name
OF Robert Duncombe. lie was
Informed by Mr.. POLAND, another Of
the judges. and myself that there was
FOllAnd, however, Informed him that
tbs name Of Nehemiah Dune omoe ap-
peared ON the book and asked him AZ
that was not his name. To tnis answer
hs gave a negative reply and l passed
his ballot back 10 him aud Informed
him that he would not be permitted 10
vote. lie then went away but soon
alter returned anu DECLARED that his
namo was Nehemiah, a statement that
10 had couitadicted. But on that
showing lac was allowed a. vote.
CHOW as 10 the reason for mo not ap.
pearing against him ut suu htAring
before tho commissioner. Subsequent
investigation convinced me- that Rob-.
anu Nehemiah were Uue anu the SAME
person, anu therefore | did not desire
10 prosecute the case. But In Justice 90
myself II should be known that the
arrest Of MI. Duucombe was simply
tho result Of MIN voting name hv
said was not his."
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kid Mason's Oyercoat.

And now Il transplrei that valu.
able ovorcoat owned by "Kid" Macon
disappeared from his room during his
fatal illness or soou amer bis death. J.
was said today that II was deliberately
stolen, but another story Is that 1t wa.
simply "tRken" aud pawne1 for
% few dollars. Information OF
q reliable character shows tha,
it was pawnod and that a certain
young gentleman IL exceedingly I'M
easy over the fact for fear that his a.
resi- may follow. indications are thai
Il will, unlefs the snarl Is unfaveltd
5000,
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cas uhstu. and Baden saiI hr 30 Do
tho seta waiting iur him. tc.wrtu
I aud y osrI ps urg wagon,
drawn by dark hUur, nud occupied
hf thftu muu, rlDtseI tun tracks.
Two oi them slIzhlui. rhe place wss
lighted by tl,ct1c,ty, 30 wiiueta had
good view. a box us cbC.t itu "a tool
chost Waa iH tuc WAGON. Our of Tie
men who hal 1ligutui from tue
wagon walkrj behind 70. IuEi was
Daniel Clughlin, the prisoner "a. the
bir Cuushlu waikrl nl1ug unul The
party was hidden iu The snad0a o. the
tfcus, gulug toward Toe iakc.
On cross eAaminuiiIu, which was
severe aud trtrChin., ihu wilnu,s
became mIfs aud mote CJnirscd, aud
when court announce a recess, ho
seemed almost On tue point OF iainllng
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"NELLIL" OGDEN HELD.
The Ease Of the Slayer Of "Kid" Mason
wiz Go To the Grand Jury.-Ghe
Prisoner In Jail.

The preliminary hearing in the case
OF "Nellie" Ogden, charged with tho
murder Of "Kid" Mason, which com.
mencod before Justice Smith. was
finished ia tho police court this morn.
ing. horesult was that the desperate
and determined "Ntllie" was held to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
Her bonds were fixed ut $1,000, but she
was unable to secure sUteti,s anu was
taken back 20 the county iail, with
the prospect OF being Sheriff Me-
Queen's guest at least until the grand
jury shall have time 10 enquire into
tLo merits Of the case.
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Norrbotten, the largest Of all the
Swedish provinces, being 10000 square
miles, Is about as large as Ohio, and the
most northern provinces lNoubotten
and VesterbotIen) together o., 900 square
milesl are somewhat large than Illinois.
These two provinces embrace the whole
OF the utmost north Of Sweden and oc-
cupy one third OF the entire area OF the
Kingdom, but together contain only
100000 inhabitants, Or less than one
twentieth OF the entire population Of the
country. Hall the inhabitants OF Sweden
i've, in the part OF the country lying
iaTthesl south.
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~ NNA'NN'NNA Q fN|H'
Tnespscial order hxing this 10th inst.
ior the vote ON the Wilson bIil was
uloptet-li5 10 /.
ms pfelimiugres having thus been
settled, Chairman Wilson Of the ways
and moanB committee rose anu Opehed
lue debate on the tarif bill.
uu fnil no gIcat question had been
10 thoroughly Brought before the
American people ~ tue question oi
tgrn reform. For seven successive
Congresses II had been thv matter OF
chiri controversy IA Uotn Houses. For
almost as long 10 hHd been the chief
matter Of cOutgnycuy ia the press vi
,uo country, IA every Congressional
district, M the tchOOlnouho Hnu al thu
country tore. Having thus arrived
ut n cone luaion a. 10 what thoy
wanted, the people had given
this Naturalization definite instTuc-
lions.
The speaker then wont on 10 ray
that the bill before the House was
necessarily a compromise one, moab
He'd by opinions Of the mcnbrrH OF
ihs CGmmittee ard by tho imam
ciai condition " the country,
while tue latter maize this lelsening OF
taKes more imperative, NJ the same
time II made the work Of reduction
more uiiliculi, beunuav govern
ment receipts were running short
Of its expenditures Slreauy. The speaker
then gave n resume OF the tHnn leglt-
latiou OF the past, puttihg the biAmo for
the pretent condition Of Affairs on tho
Republican party, aud closed ty saying
II WAS Hugh ieuiaiatigu ma tliH llat the
present bill meant 10 revise aud reform.
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.ndin tue compensation list weto
tbs following among other entries:


Probate Judge Kirk Of BOX Elder
county attended before tho BOARD ana
presented resolution passed by his
county court ON January ., by which
" Il sought 10 obtain this cooperation
OF the Salt Lsko and other county
courts In the Territory with a view 10
amend tue powers OF the Territorial
Board OF Equalization, 10 that that
body shall not tax the grant lands that
are not used Ia the immediate opera
ton Of the roads. IL IL intended 90
bring the subject before the attention
OF the present Territorial Legislature
some time during IL session. This
board decided to cooperate In the mat
tor.
ELECrluC RAILROAD FRANCiusE.
Toe Jones electric railroad franchise
IL under the COURTS consideration this
afternoon.
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For a Tombstone.

Elias Morris a Sons Company have
begun attachment proceedings against
Ella T.. Dyer (uow seArles) In the
Third district court, to collect $1,000
claimed 10 be- due a. balance Of nc.
coust Tor n granite tombstone, which
plaintiffs erected over the grave Of her
late husband, Frank n. Dyer At do.
fondanta request.
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OTTAWA, ont. Jan. S.--rhr Earl Of
AUetuetu mas received 400 siliuial ole
patch from Lord Riplu, colo lal
secretary utFutu, notifying the Cuu.
n4iAn government tia. her mn.
lusty'e government mas ngtttd
win the government uf RIHaia
fox y REVIVAL uf thr mHduo
viverii TN the matter o' thr Bcrug
sra h.hrgir1 until mrtucf notice, on
the UNDERSTANDING shat vessels ui the
United States nIe fuuIcct % 6imiiaE
restrictions.
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lust two ytau has been rLrcpilopnllv
s01I, ihtic having been uNDtu4ud only
sI.-.'i iIr drugs auI mcIicaI .ofviccs,
90 N' average expense iUr each inmate
90 rs-l. Only one death Boo. tatou
place no THO school Uutius DO. entire
existence, and that was oau.ru bv nr.
ciaoni 90 Levi clayton while uu wa
playing
Tho noasi bna deemed d, most ini-
I.tinHt paft VI thrir duty 90 ussisi NE
InmAitB ia making lIr thpmHulyt8A
meant OF livelihood alter upiuE Ills.
ch1rEui nom thr school, ana Tor ilat
90, io.c have establishes 10 tho school
taller shop, 70 HhUu shop, broom $3.50.
toIyt ana printing office. Tho board
would tutgttt That they be- authorized
~ place BOmu smnllcpmpeuatlJn upon
Tue lalors ni thu Inmates until .uCh
umr ns thuy mly be discharged, whoa
lhc Am Hn. VIII De PAID g. thrm We
believe That the utsgllcal teaching that
honest ami persistent effort hriugs
tufu foWuri Will have healthy tn.
huuuco on the minds OF tue IumnIes,
anu wiil materially asslsi them In after
lite.
Regarding the purely educational
iuntt on OF the Institution IL may be
well 10 here Remark that day school Of
four urd "a half hours daily duration
has htcn continued during the last two
years. a comprehensive aud nppfopri.
ate plan ~ school work was ~ the out.
ret prepared 90 meet the conditions Of
the Inmates and afubitqIUnt iutttuc.
ticu based on that plan hus proven 10
our sntisioction that even the wait o.
community may under correct atimu.
lus ami proper director, be led 10 achieve
excellent results. The progress made
In this department has been ~ us satis.
factory.
The huaucial uatt Of the report
shows 81 sbuuumcuts amounting 10
s03i0i'.U3 anu receipts ~ follow.
Cash on hand. loaned 90 maintenance
account AMI repaid Dob lrUauut...s gtSfI IS
FROM ieF'aIhufN appropriation IsIisI 1.UIu 90
war ante outstanding anu uuro.
H'fmuu''ssssssssssssss ssssssssssss N.NH %
- ANNAIsssH. tssHs 70 ...ssHssssasl.t aI saH 81
We have territorial warrants uu hand
NuluuuAt t1sa sss....s.sa % 900 Oh
Luc W one warrant ior...,....,..,... b,Uul uJ
Total amount vet due u,-.......s %, wv w
OdDES, December 81, 1893.
respectfully submitted,
HENgY H. RoLApP, -ccruiRry.
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al oId ne.reclra cItI,en IN.

CINCiSNATL Jau. s.-rhe TACT o.
developed that Albert Kn0p, treasurer
OF thu village Of Riverside, this county,
who has bgep absent fOhe days, iia
urfaultrr 10 the amount OF $4,000,
leaving the Treasury empty. He IL an
old, respected cltiEsn. Before hiH hight
he ,rau-fgrtcd his pgopcftyto his bonds
mon.
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me Town LegIslature.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, jan. s.-The
legislature met this afternoon. 5. j..
NanGOlden (Rep.) was made temper.
airy speaker Of tue house.
The senate was called TO order 10y
Lieutenant Governor Bestow (Dgm. }.
Permanent officers Of both houses will
be nominated this afternoon and
elected tomorrow. All will DO Replb.
lloAna
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srARTLIXG EvIDESoE
A Han who Saw CouEbIin FOLLOW
sTOnin'A nudy,

CHICAGO, Jan. S,--rhe fret witness
cslluu this morning. Ia the CUughlln
case was Frank BaTleen. he testified
that on the night DR.. CrUuin was
murdered he WAS ~ south Evaustou
mud EdgewRter. That night he saw
COughlin ia EdgewRter. Bardeen y
auprryising engineer Of the Edgewalof
syndicate and was attempting ~ ge'
Sn engine ut south Evanston Ia
order tpat night, and finishipg.nis Work,
went to Edgewats station 10 sec a.
friend about 10 O'CLOCK. Hls irleni
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A Trsasurer'a shortage.

DULUTH, MINI, jan. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest Of ex-
village Treasurer johnson, II West
Duluth, on tho charge OF misnpprlpri'
Rtiug $4,000 on Friday; Sli2, 900 wa
received from Now York on the sale VI
bonds made before tho village became
q part Of the city auu out a small part
OF this money IL yet accounted for
Johuion's books and those OF Recorder
BrardsIrom are said u 10 very badly
mixed.
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Confessed BATS Crime.


Special DifBaieh 20 ne SEwA
huERiDAS, Wye, Jan. SAT the
recent Term Of tue district court Of
Sheridan county, William Jones was
lIlgd for the murder OF John ID. Adams,
Tongue rver Tanchman. He was
convicted OF murder Ia the second do.
gee, and sentenced 10 twenty-five
years In tue peni,enIlary. A few days
ABo Jones sent ivr jos DE Bnrthe, OF
NO Sheridan AHteTprise, and IN "A
ifrnzled talk lasting nvo hour, COLI
Iessel 10 the crime In all its detnils.
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ruE MONETARY ooNfEnrNcE
President cleveland DOCS Not Intend
60 CoaNuitr a..

LONDDN. Jan. s-A note from
Bnuu 5clyyns, late BOlgian minister
90 Eul lAud, 90 the secretary uf state
Tor foreign HlAifr, dated November
23rd last, has boon maize lullio Il
says TINT Belgium has received die
paiChrs from tue state department at
Washington saying tlu President does
not feel called upon, under the circum.
siames, TO ark that sho monetary c0u-
ference DO oJnvUkud.
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KILLED In the DARK.

CApETowN, Jan. S.-A dispatch
from PAlapys says the natives report
that fifteen BeChuaualRnd policemen
were killed recently during dark
night near hyatt. There are no lur-
Their details.
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A PKIEsr ARRESTED.
lie Ia Under Suspicion OF being .
Rebel.

Rebel
RoAE, jan. 5.-Roy. Father Wiso Of
the church OF ~. Lucia and sacristau
OF that church, arrested ON Saturday
with tho priest'u sister and nephew on
suspicion OF being connected with the
rovolutionists aud subsequently re-
leased on tho ground that "a thousand
or more letters found at their residences
had been contlied to them, they being
Ignorant OF their contents, was rear
rested this morning.
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ooIdss, Of the sonaon.

ST. PAUL, Jan. S.-rhe govern
ment thermometer registered this
morning twsuty-throe below, the
coolest OF the season. Private Their
momoters run AZ high as thirty and
thirty-fvs below.
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Spsc.o' Htpaili o. Ns NaW+
LANDER, Wye, Jan. 5.--A REGULAR
kind OF lung ditrnse affecting horses 10
ptevaief along Owl creek anu viciu-
NV Ut Embnr, In the northern part "
Fcm9rt county. Thn Emhar Cattle
company recently J IT % valuable sinl-
lion tr8. les iuvrtal other auiu1lH
uurt lot further use.
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Territorial D chpoi Tuuis.

The territorial sehoul commissioner
has completed the work uf npportlOa.
ing money 70 tho various county, Il
being tue flutiuatalIment u 1913 iaxas.
The second viii be- mace on fhu glat
Of March. The apporuonment is mnio
on basis Of s2,lO Tor child OF school
age. The report IA detail showi
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Not ~ ravor OF lIornbIowrr.

NAIINuT0N, Jan. s.-It ~ under.
stood INT Senate judiciary COMMITTEES
has decided ~ report tue nomination Of
horubl0wcr for the Supreme bench
LniayOubly.
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SHscil' Dispdidi % Ht NE8a
EvANspN, Wyo., jan. S.-The
News.RCgis;Cr has standing ontr ~
So Tor the name NJ any sheep rai.ur IN
Uiuta county, regardless o. political
affiliations, VINO favJr8 free wool.
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The biennial report Of the trustees Of
the Territorial Reform School has been
given out. a synopsis Of 10 shows that
the health of the inmates during the
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uniisd states Troops Eaid 60 Have
LANDED at Honolulu.
MAsAiNGToN, Jan. S.-A aonsation-
al rumor Is current ami is finding
oredence to tho effect that our troops
were landed at Honolulu and that
there has been bloodshed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LOTTIE COLLINS anu the Howard
Atneueum company play at tho Thea.
ter tonight. They are already assured
Of big reception.
SlNBAD opens IL season at the Thea.
ter Ihunday night.
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WAsuISGTON, Jan. AT tue STATE
department tho Hawaiian rumors are
cnaractcrizu Z o. wild ana basgiuB'.
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TmE ADmIssIoN nILLs.
ATiEana'A Delegate Confident. - The
THrin la the WAs.

WAsHINGroN, Jan, Seen. Wheel.
OF, chairman OF the House committee
GU territories, has no hope Of getting
up Tie bill Tor the admission vi New
Mexico until after the thrifi bill haB
o'p disposed Of. Delegate Smith OF
Arizona, whose biil for the admission
" us territory passed the House, says
ne hss no doubt OF favorable action IN
the Senate,
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roial',,.....,,,,.,... ... ,'''''...,.i!.oiO 90
Lols ne 10 ANTICIPATED tariG leg.sIa.
ton s5b95O.
Wool this past season Melted upabout
30 per cent compared glth 1891 nhi
1899. { wool Is places on the free list
~ will net ua up from 5 10 o cents per
pound.
II wool is admitted rec Of duty II
Will not be possible n tue Industry
10 exist in tubs R9sky Mountain
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TERRITORIAL REPORTS.
Statement Of Ex-Audltor Pratt.-The
Reform School Territorial
School ApportlOnmunt.

OF the animal reports from Terrltor.
ial officers for the last year tbs follow.
ing have been made public;
Territorial Finances.
Tins annual report VI the ex.Territo.
rial auditor Aunur Pratt, whioh the
Governor appended 10 his message 10
tho Legislature shows that the total
dobt Of the territory ON December 81,
1893, umougttd to Sl93G, 523.3O made
poi bonded Indebtedness OF 500, 900,
territorial warrants In circulation,
1921 SOFAS, aud suDdry amounts due
the various territorial Institutions aud
10 employees, etc, ~ sos, 655.72,
Tho Resource arg'
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rotal,.m.."..."." ..,,..,~-.,.i
RECEIPTS
ToIalo,.......,..r,.-. -,.,"..il,0l0

wool on 1900 sheop,l pound Pcr head
,lul lhs, AT cents per U1sul ..s..St ,U1s 90
Increase ., Per centric lamb ~ N.2j, ul1 10
HE=H-
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MORE GOLD Az ornR.

Another gold discovery ls reported
from Ophlr, T0oele county. IL IL at
Larkiu's ranch, three miles west Of the
Town. The scene Of the new discoy.
cries Is probably ON the sans bolt us
the mines at MeTour, Juab county. A
large number OF locations has been
made.
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TODAY'S COUNTY COURT.
Cl.fk M,lOy Presents Ills Annual
Financial Statement
Dos Elder County Caprt SUD the gtAut
Lends Question. Tho ionos
frhuchiaF, ete.

Tho County court met In regular
session this morning, but up 20 noon
very little busiuuas had been disposed
Of Probate jude Blair, selec,msn
Cahoou, Hamburger ami Morris were
uftsrnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-08
MAMMOTH MIL CLOSED.

The Mammoth mill closed down nj
noon yesterday, anu there IL no Ger.
tAinty ~ 10 tue tins when 1t will re-.
hume. The cause u ,Gg smut down II
the obstruction Of the tfAmway from
the mine TO the mill by some parties
who claim that the track pl.ses over
their ground.