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rESSGssrps YouSG PRODIGY.
a FouR.YEAU OLD CunD READS VIII.
uJI IssILuuIuS.

ILlg rHf Cane. Ja4 HHlI
a remarkable case Of pgyo1gl,y aud
unnatural development iu "a child 10 r..
ported near Warren, Tenn. ME aud
Mrs. J. G. Brandon are tho parents Of
"a iouryuur. old 10y, who uf course has
never at,enieI Fun0oi, ami tho Iufouts
have never attempted 30 implri tue
knowledge VI learning 10 thu yUungnlUr,
Yesterday the mItuur was reading
aloud from thu family Bible, while th,
child WAS busy playing abOuttne g0Um,
Sudiculy the child exclaimed;
"Oh, mamma, L eau read Ike YOU"
The mother paid no attention, uut
tho CHILLI continued talking, rpurHtIus
tho Insertion several times. Finnlly,
90 uU,ss the young one, the mother
took him iu her Jap nud opened the
book before him. Without the lea
hesitation, and 20 tho utter surprise nnH
umuzrmeut Of the IpAguuls thu child
Utgsu 90 real, and read passage after
passage without difficulty pronounce,
tns tue most difficult OF Biblical Nance
with apparent ease,
Up 81 that time the child was NOT
considered very bright yIuuFs'eI
aud had not st0ppoI his uauy tar. ~.
amazed parents diI u.t know what tn
make 1l lhu suddenly developed aHH
called in "a uhyHlcliniwh1 Was As muga
ptzz'ed aH they.
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MarIcnna Slake Cnnler,nce.

The quarterly conference of tho
Maricopa stake Of Zion convened 10
Mesa, SUNDAY anu Monday, the lslh
and 10Th. Counselor II. &. R1gau
pTusidlng.
The gatherings ut the different meet.
ings were large, aud good feeling aud
a ucslfo % iulfil the high calling OF
the Gospel were manifested. Tho
principles ut the Gospel OF Jpsus Chrlst
were uNpoundvd uy the Elders Of
Israel, and tho Saints were blessed
exceedingly with the Uutp1urugs 0f
the Spirit oi God.
The reports Of the Bishops and other
uillc n showed the people la genuine
good health aud ali Striving ~ iulhl
the law OF God.
The Saints were 10 hopes that some
Of the Apostles or authorities would
have met with M, % illl tue vacancy
caused by the death OF our much be-
loved President and 20 give us other
instruction. Though We vcrr diBlp.
pointed, We cKpuo. them soon, when
another conferences Will BIO called, no
doubt GEU. PAsEY, Clerk,
by FRANK l.. POMEEOY,
Asst Clerk,
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Tile County Court.

Ia the county court this morning the
accounts Of tho Thlriy-siKJh school
district was referred to tho county
attorney.
Communication OF Edward Morgan
filed,
Petition OF II. n. Fanoourt for relief
90 account Of tax sale filed.
Applications Ot Mrssfs. Springer,
dJ1dsell, 90. e,'Aud Trunk, appoint.
mont ns cOnstablrr, were flied; A. was
also tho application OF j. W. Hardy
Tor rluu supervisor lr sugar precinct.
The petition OF kelsey a Gillespie
Tor relief on account Of tax sale vaB
referred bnck Tor proof Of facts stated.
Tho compensation OF clerks bon To-.
cotdcPa otligo was referred 10 probate
Judge.
The petition OF Horace Cummings
VIA referred to the selccImou.
Tee petition VI john ByTnu was 10.
iefred back Tor proof u owneuhlp "
ant,
lho communication % W.. g. Ksihn
was referred o. The superintendent "
tuc iunrmnTy, with power 90 have the
work PERFORMED BOO his llHCrUtiuu.
Tho communication OF the Utah
Nuucry Go, ut ul Tor tue appointment
10 Wilson n. Cole Es Inspector VI
Horticulture WAS referred ~ tic probate
luugu.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
20 procure q certified copy OF the Inv
NO. reference 90 horticulture.
Tue petition Of Joseph H. Stay Tor
tIu appointment nH tree Inspector WIS
friuTful DO tu1 probate judge.
Ga motion, hruIplicalion OF Huuul-
gan & Wilson tor liquor license wa
rauluI anu bond approved,
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LOGAN.
Mine Movement.

The favorable decision rendered in
the la T. aia llnl case BE- already has.
lng q good uilroi mere. a contract has
turu let 10 haul quantity % ore from
the Sunrise lump, that hls trgn await.
iug shipment ever since tine Injunction
pagers wefe Issued. itlstEuvoiri that
the smelling VI thls ORE VIII c1uclu-
sivuly provo the value Of it ore tlcu,
ire milling copper ore, aud thereby
lead 90 the further OpmDnt 90
minuH ALREADY opened, aud tue discoy.
cry Ji new ones.
Prospects Ios tho development Of the
tch Cache mines during thu coming
HImner nro also favorable. There iB b.
probability Of tho property changing
hands BOO tue near iuturr fIr the sum
OF flI,U0D. 10 tho deal should bo con.
sumliuI work would boz resumed nt
once ami pushed as rapidly as possible.
Ia any event operations Will DO go.
sumui shortly, but d the sale Is lut
madc probably Will not be pushed a.
rapidly.
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fall, leaving the trees 90 de, fJr there
ls irie hope OF lhelr aIiviv.uE a tIm.
mef without water
This problem will iikuiy uo settled
when Mr. heuclel prcparcl MS ee.i'
m itUs.
Mr. JauHs0l tnye whom the dam is
rebuilt next nli u viii contain a sl.ii
maa1nty core. Tho fact That Nc
Herschol, nn acku IwiciEUi .CsIol
among tls hydraulic engineer OF Tue
Uuiioi Stptcs, has gone over The
ground and Will iHdIrst' On mn1upr
0l construction, ia fuililaut guiuautau
% will be- a. ffcrt hs aHillru lslgr nud
the best oi material can mtku d.
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TIre and PoIIcs rommIs.inn.

ItwaItal today that the question Of
appointing tho ntu aud police com.
mlasi1uess viii C1ms up At the meeting
githu City Council tomorrow night and
that The Mayor will certainly name tho
two mon whom, under tho new law, he
hbs the right % appoint. These II IL
billl claimed will DO Flank Jonuings
aud -. j. Salisbury with the posi-.
uilty OF Nichols Tfowuck being
named iu place OF Mr.. Salisbury.
Act WIN The CITY Council will
appoint ttill au undecided question,
W what n member OF that body states
b. correct Councilman O'Mcarn h.
authority Tor tho statement that two
new applicants iJf commission houuu
uuu doomed up in the pum9ns Oi J. W.
Hamm nui lfaac W0olf.
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Sunday Fires

There was an incipIcnt blaze in a
Chiucso laundry jus. south u the
Llg'e block yesterday afternoon. on.
Ger Gillespie held1i small but viola
organized bucket Brigade composed OF
halIclnd Mongolans an succeeded boo
extiugu.shlug tba flames without. c.i'.
Ing the department out Tor that puf.
pose.
The west side department was sum.
m .uul o. tur vs'drucr OF n mau nam 90
fflcr Di west liut North street Nc..
tcriuy nuufiOIn where lively bia Zu
anu a gOUI deal OF excitement were on.
Toe IRE was started uy tue oEp.0I8u
Of "a gasoline stove. Tue l0ss D. ollim.
atul Of s-Dl.
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Arrests

William Walter. anI william Pop.
plulon, both 0f Wuilsyillr, have been
arrested under a charge 90 unlawful
o0habilation. They were then taken
before u. 3. Commissioner Fletcher.
ana gave bonds iu the sum VI 81 200
each, 10 appear for examination whoa
wanted. Auua Mitten, Popplvtou's
allrgei plural wife, aud Mary Henry,
the alleged plural vito OF Wtllrrs, were
ALEC held Nv bonds u $3.50 each. IL h.
claimed that both ladies have inlsut
ChlldfUu.
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WILL REBUILD THE BIG DAM.
The Orchard Farm Reservoir Enter.
prise VIII Not Be Allowed to Die.

q. II, Jackson, Of the Orchard Farm
reservoir enterprise, says the Boise
StaicsmaH OF Saturday last, who ar.
rived recently from New York with
Clemens Hersohel, chief engineer oil
the great Niagara Water Power com.
uany, IL considering the advisabiIity Of
repairing tho brlkon dam temporarily
IN order to hold sufficient water TO
irdgate the 10000 trees planted there
last season,
10 would not cost great deal % put
Ia u Temporary dam for this purpose,
although with luuian creek running
.uli OF water 4. would DO a somewhat
difficult task, and there would be cou-
alant danger Ot anything but a permas
neat dam washing uut during tht
spring, leaving tho matter IN exactly
the position u now stands.
Il Is a question with Mr.. jRgkslu
whether II wculd not be- better, rather
than take these chance, 30 aud 10 the
c1st OF u temporary affair." suiliclun.
money ~ builI apermanent dam iu the
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Taggarts Vacation Over.

Travelling Passenger Ageng n 9.
CART OF tho Union Pa inc Iai-
toAI returned from tho East this
morning. NJ raggau has been
on 1n a wrli-pafurd vacation and IL
now ready for business again. While
absent from the Territory ho visited
Z latiyos Ia OHIO anu Pennsylvania,
whore he says tie weather hos been
beautiful Tor tho last two weeks.
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TuRS, March 2J.-rhe preparations
Tor the funeral csremOnlus over tie
remains 0i X ssuth are almost COM
plotted. After service o. tue EvtuErN.
cal church alto a.m. Wednesday, tpo
body will DO escorted 10 the railroad
depot, where it will llc iu temporary
mortuary until the municipal uuihun'
tirs, the same evening, deliver the e.
mains 90 tho representatives, ut tue
municipal authorities Of BUDS Pcstl.
Tue b01y will leave for buda fosth
on a special train NJ pm, aud rrscn
10 destination ON ThunIuy morning.
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April Weather Forecast

The cuio. OF the wcl,hlr bureau
difecs tuo publication Of the following
d''a complied from tao record o., Ui.
sv.vhtIous lot tHe month Of Ami,
uhgu ai iuH station Tor q period q
twenty ycau
l.I believed thai the ncla thus goo
ogtn VIII prove 70 interest 90 the pub.
.lc. 81" wei Hs thH WrgIuI s,uIclti Huuw.
ilE ns inry DO ihr rvuriE. AMI tH.
frmu uii.i1uarf tnu moro imp.rH
mst.UiIlJt iCsl elements AMI inc inufs
within which such vIIatiu may Da
expected 60 kt,p during any eyftvs'
p5ldiug month.
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ruE UIE iSDIANs.

how Delegate Hrwiins Gets Eyen
VIVA colorado,
WAsniSuroN, ID. O., March 90
A bill introduced In tho House by
Delegate Rnwlins, Of Uah, provides
Tor the allotmonls Of lands TO the
southern UIes IN their present Teserya'
lion'i for the dlsapproval OF the agree
ment for their removal to Utah, mad ,
on November ~, 1855, AMI Tor the
opening Of uuallolte1 lauds for settle.
mont.
Mt Rawllns has also introduced a
bill providing for the removal Of Ia,
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NM Inlenl 10 I'M.

The case o. E4muaJ Lamaut, the
Fl,.ohman arrested on Saturday
lI5ut ON o. charge Of drawing a Eni.o
sllh intent Go EIll, old moi como up iu
mo police court TINS morning uH was
expected but was continued uutl, 90.
H rTIw afternoon, Lamar. WIS Il.
U luIi' saloon 90 the Time 90 tAg
.tga- Its claimed lhyt tho case Is
. IS a- srrlOus a- was represented auI
uIt u1u was iujusrI. lntHu menu.
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Mean rnofmal ,gmuoIalurc. i0 lcra (;
thu wufmsst April was tuni Uf 1850.
with nI avufHHH H 5l, She coolest Apul
was that 90 1888. win nu average OF 60:
tue highest temperature during uu5
Ami was 80 uu Aprli 30, I5sH, the
lowest mpgrstuu during any Aurl
was 10 ou AprI 5. ls5l; average utto
on which lat "kUuug" uust occurred
Uu sprlu.l, Aptii istio 5ih.
PRECIPITATION nAis Asu miuFu
sS0Wl.
Average for tho month, g.8l luchri.
vuIs.u uumuug nf IhyH with .Ot 90 au
inch VI more, lU, thu FicalrHI monthly
precipitation was iiI inches iu 1855,
ihr least monthly precipitation vus
U,9l Inches ln 1874; tile greatest
OF precipitation recorded in any "a gu8-
Hucutivr haufs wis l,3J inchua on Apgll
oihi 1859, tue greatest amount ofHnow.
iull recorded in 20 consecutive hUuts
(rtcltd extending 10 winirr uf 1855 %
Onlll was 80 iucIes Aprl9, 1893.
CLOun3 AND WEATHER
Avemgg number OF clou lIcss days,
s. average number OF partly ciJuIy
Nh}rI 10 average humuuf VI cloudy
days, q.
WIND.
The prevailing Winds have boon
from the uoflhwosS tbu nighust vclucI-
~ Of tue wind during any Apfil was
90 miles on April o, 1903.
Gro. NJ. SALISBURY,
Observer Weather BuIuau.
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TERRIroRY or urAit,
l-Mn.mLIuH linn

TERRITORY or UTAu,
Executive Otlcp.
To all OF whom those presents shall,
come, greeting;
Know yo, that, whereas, II appears
that the convenience aud welfare OF
the people Of JuaB, Millard, 5aupct e.
and SEWER counties requires tho hold.
ing Of the First Judicial District COurt
az the cities Of Nrphi aui Mauu,
Therefore, /, Caleb w. West, Cover.
nor Of lnu Territory OF Utah, do hrfe-
by fix the times anu places Cor holding
the Fret Judicial District Court, as
iOllsws:
A term Of said court shall be- held al
Provo, In tue county Of Utah, ami
commence on tho fret Monday IN Foo.
fuary;a term shall be held at Nophi,
In the county OF Juab, and commence
ON the second M1udAy In May; term
shall be- held At Manti, Ia the county 0f
Sanpete, aud commences on tic second
Monday la July; term shall be held
az Provo, In tue county OF Utah, ami
commence on tbs second Monday In
September rhbstil court slAll Opou
at tie hour OF II a, IN. on thu days
herein designated.
la testimony whereof l have here.
unto set my hand anu caused tho great
zeal VI said Territory 10 be aiiiNed.
Donc at Salt Lake Guy, tubs 2i,h
day 0f March, A, ID. 1894, anu OF the
Independence VI thu United states tue
one hundred anu eighteenth,
(sEAL) CALEB w. WEST,
By tho Governor
CHARLES q. RICHARDS,
Secretary OF the lurruOTy.
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Tile Chinese Gamblers.

Chin Chin and Ching Chin, the
Chinese gamblers who were arrested
by the police on Saturday night lalt,
failed 10 appear Ia tho police court this
morning and ns result forfeited ESQ
aui sgi respectively. The ffst Chin
Is the proprietor ui the house, while tho
latter 10 the dealer. Both arc C1nHid.
cred very clever gamblers,
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rho Allegation Pats.

BURLINGTON, W., March 9l.-The
government authorities have just COM
picisi the examination 0f thu methods
OF the Vermont customs district and
fnd that thegtl.egauous that many
Chiuamen are being smu'gIed into
the United States through tho oilicu
here are false.
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GnardIng AgnIn.L FIOnl

Al the Last meeting of the city c1u1.
oil ~ sum Of mJuuY Wa Appropriated 10
remove the dcbfH from Logan river
within the city limits, 10 prevent "A
possible overflow, as u D. expected the
water will rise 10 au uuuluAl height
this year.
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CoroUfrrDrAB.

TIE Georgia senator PASSES Away
Peacefully.
WAsuINGrDS, March 20. The fatal
termination Of the ilIur-s o. Uuitu1
5i.tts Senator Alfrou Holt CpIulu,
urorgia, which has been anticipated
any moment Tor several Gays, came
early this mofLing. a. the uud ap-
preached the bfcatuiug became lah1rtdi
tut ho lapsud into INCONSISTENCIES aau
suffered NO pain.
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LONpJN, CIoisirr, the former favor.
Ito for tue grand national stUcplr uhue
has Uoun scratched. rno kldn ~ are
affected,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Judge
Butler m the United States Circuit
court today decided that the sugar
trust DID not act contrary TO law when
u absorbed the Philadelphia sugar
fthnrrief. Shortly after the CONSUME
nation VI the big sugar deal tho
government brought SUIT Tor the puT'
pose Of having the trust dissolved on
Tue ground that tho combination Il
Nnltufy 10 law
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NEW YORs, March g1.-ru Shan
atrgatoi on suspicion Of being the nun
dorer OF little susie Martin, was uIs
chatgvd in the Jofiors0n Matset pole,
court today.
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Uncompahgfo Indians from their
reservations in Utah to Coloraio aud
the alloiments NJ land to the indians
cut Of the agricultural lands 10 that
aIalp.
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rNOzrN 10 mann.
D,plorabic Fat" OF some sen
Hunters.

D,piorabic Fate OF some asni
Hunters.
81 JuHSs, n. h., March 2J.-On
Saturday morning the fresh water boy
just outside OF the hntuur was nllvu
with Ice, among which were plonty %.
seals Large numbers all along the
coast went 10 hunt them. l0watI
evening the wind shifted 30 tho west
aud the Ice began moving out MUst
VI the huutrrs reached land but
a party was carried Out aud the
leo field began breaking up. Voc.
sells cOuiu not 20 60 the rescue I'll yes.
lerday. These returned today, report
iug that most OF the caslnwnys
were brought near tho shore
by the tiUos aud swan 10 land. though
eight were nearly dead from coll
Nine were eth unBcc0uuted tor. %!
these, siN have been found later, all
BADLY iroslbitien, aud ON another Zoe
were the other three, VI whom two had
frU1sn 10 death. Tbs tthifi was 10
badly ifoslUittun that ho may die.
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COurI al MnnlI and NenhI.

Late on Saturday afternoon the fll.
loving proclamation wa, Issued by tho
GoyuruoH
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PONERoY, OHIO. March gB.-Only rs
dcgrves above zero last night. Tue
peaches were Ia full bloom; other carly
fruits we're probably killed m southern
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THE woNES's MEETING.


The Bureau Of Manufacturer COM
mittce announces that an interesting
program II being prepared for the
womuu's meeting 10 DO held at the
rhrntet on Thur-day afternoon Mt .
O'Clock. The use OF the Ihontrr has
been kindly rendered by Manager Bur.
ton, aud the committee BE- unr1 al work
now making arrangements for tho en-.
trrtninment
Prominent ladies and gentlemen
arc expected 90 take part Ia the
exercises, amt there 10 every reason 10
believe that the mertiug viii hu ~ On.
Joyahlo aud successful ~ the recent
mass meeting.
Raid a member OF the bureau today:
"Many women are now studying the
home Industry question aud nnd II a
subject OF great importance 90 them.
selves o. we'll ~ q their husbands,
fathers and btolhcm. The women VI
Colorado have tor several years taken
great Interest In such work, aud their
efforts have resulted Ia much gooi.
awhile lhe1eiritofy IN suffering from
such sudden loss ~ silver aud other
industries general economy Il not
alone enough 20 ulisul the deficiency.
Everything possible must be done 10
restore 10 the Territory the prosperity
which alone can come when the
amount Of money coming Ia for min.
eraI, grain or goods exported from
other sources Equals or exceeds the
amount sent away 10 pay for gO8ds
Manufactured olsoghurc. Now, every
woman having tue best Interests Of
Utah at heart eau readily SEQ that Il
ought TO DO her duty 10 study this
question carefully an1 act intelllgenlly
concerning it.
"Thr subject will be- discussed fully
at the meeting on lhuuday. Statistics
show that about so per cent OF tho
value " goods We buy u manufactures
elsewhere Ia lost 10 the community.
/ Therefore II We can ust as well use
goods VI similar class made here or N
asubstltuto can boz found We are tav.
ing that so per cent % tao community
10 the advantage OF all concerned.
| Many hundreds OF men and women
are out ui employment now and do not
/ know which way 20 turn for support
| who wOHld be- engaged la Profitable
! aud honorable work % tho oarclessneas
VI the people dld not stand Ia the way.
| IL IL time Tor halt To be- called.
| cit IL time thai tue lthuluk women
ofthe community shall feel their fus.
possibility iu the matter ana see 10 II
that tue few obstacles M tue path are
| removed. NOuuu klIws what IL IN
store for Uigh during the remaining
months OF 1874. Evofyone-meu,
women ana oludru--'nould az lOast
study the CONDITIONS anl resolve that
% times continue h.rfi tnat cStrsys.
/ sanoe or thuugntr-surss cannot lo
] charged 10 them"
GLASS WORKS,
70 Users OF Giaas B0...as, Demilohns,
Flaskg, utci
A large eastern glass concern IL
figuring as 10 the feasibility Of ostat-
ishlug an alkali AMI glass works Ia or
near Salt LAKE CIly ani requests this
bureau 10 ascertain mo probable de-.
mand for their manufactures Ia order
to determine wnoJuCr II viii pay thom
| 10 start hero or no.
Every buyer u glass Ii requested b
iaioTm this bureau ~ ou0s the kiuds
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BUSINESS And MINDS.
Arranging Tho Home Industry Fair
Exhibit.
sulLLIrDgPL PLATE or ARreL,ss
The Woman's Ne thug on Thursday
Evening. -Mtccllancoas Sew,
nom all Around.

The work OF arranging The exhibit
al the Homo Industry Fair was begun
today at the Continental market, where
Myssfs. McA lister and Shafkry have
the matter well Ia hand. Toe d,aisu
OF arung il 90 classify tho HON
productions Ia an artistic manner AMI
will rfuseut picture Of more than
ordinary interest Toe entire wet
wing Uf the Continental Will Goo .egu.
u.ci by the exhibit, the space '0r uIc
exhibitors being ueo TO any home
manufacturer.
Already there uro number of die
plays being arranged, but Ono oxllni.
tors are not bringing In lneiF material
last enough. 10 wa, thought tlAt
arrangements could b1 per.e..eIu the
formal opening %, tue ia.. could bo
made on wednesday evening, 1It uu.
less the exhibitors get q iivc..ag move.
mrnt Ou thum 10 Will take 900 9 iiuf.
day ovcuinr % pui everything ia
shape. Most Of the sJagg HIH Uutu
taken, but there "a Homo lgu Or ,uJsu
wuo have been blC ward.
PLATE OH AWr GLAw
The question Of whether ar or plate
glass susil decorate the chief aIuIOws
aud uptiiuga " the city uuu county
building uu Washington square IH nov
engaging the committee GA that BALD.
iug.
7lme timu siucs propositions were
subuitlel Tor au glass Tor tIH west co.
trance and Wind0wH, and HIUUllgAllJsB
lf tue contract calls Tor that material.
Zoe bid OF tue Umh sGtyu aud Hlrl.
ware company was accepted uu tuC
plate glass, but ON tnU at portion uu
decisive action was taken, ns
Tie city committee then iu office
expected 90 go out with the
change u naturalization. AMI .o't
the art glass business open 10 their
HIrcus8ptr.
Ia tie meantime tho hardware com.
pauy Improved greatly on tho .pfg.
p0sri arr design, changing them
from mere OruHmuuintlOn % symbol.
zeal approximation. the two principal
dcsigna FRO iuCsd were one represent.
inF The Pioneer way OF travelling 10
1917, uud tue other giving "a Wow Of
the chief part VI the city DO lsJi, ia.
GLIDING tue completed Temple.
Four other uRueli OF windows
represent the iour CHIEF Industries
Of the Territory, agriculture, mining,
manufacture and gazing. Tue de-.
signs Aru appropriate aui ornamental,
hat ~ the art glass Will cost $500 more
than plate glass ilr the same sections,
tue committees are giving tue matIcr
careful consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

Benefit Concert aud Ball.
A concert aud bal, wilI be given ny
tho NileteeuIu waTI sunday Soho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

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vii ut o. contract i0r or usf.. lJ ug
90 ius gpuC.m wII ily.-. hsU, 80 bs.
IIg uuutrI0ai irHt ilu Uln.. uu.
qullity lte o. equal Huui they ore nov
usi o..
Ineo works will buvc pa i1rfo .l
iutn tuty usutUttEIEtWlt..u. tlrr
hive % large patronage.
DO not put this matter 90, uut write
ut tucy what Llud ui uHtIIcs Ul a..r.
gIasH sou can u.g, quantity yuu WI.
HrIur auI bu liDtuI about DO auI too.
encourage tn.st people tu come uurp a.
10 VIII be- b big thin f.rthis rDrrI.UA.
AuHfuul e.. j. NhEIIh.r.
Secretary Mnruuc,utgur blu4u,
Salt Lake CITY.