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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
- Court OF Ohio county. State Of West VIZ.
ginta. In the matter OF the probate o. ~
last viii aud testament OF John S. TrimbIs. 90
ceased
The object OF the petition fled in this m after
on the 27th day of December. A. d. 1872 is %
have admitted 20 probate paper writing p1-
porting 10 b. the will OF John s. TTimb.e de-
ceased. bearing date the Both day Of Decembsf
\. u. lstt and Dr. appearing from the petition
MED with me inmy Office that r. ID. Tr.mbs.
Edwin HornbrooS. Jacob Y. Hornbro0k f.
gene g.. Horubroos, Charles ". Hornbrook ard
Eowin ID. Hornhrouk, che persons who sf'
therein and by said petition declared to be TO-
tefetied in the probate Of said will, are no1'
residents Of this state. 1t BE- ordered that taaT
do appear A. my Office ia the city Of vince ing
in inc county ana state Aforesaid. within ore
month after tho date OF the first publceUo7
hereof and do whHt is necessary 90 prof 1cf frrf
Interest I'm said matter. The bearing OF .f.1
petition is SCI Tor Che 30th day Or January. a. D.
1924. 81 l0 clock a. M.
Published the Grst time Dccem bar %. 1893
GEORGE HOOK. CLERK
vs. ufTr IS Arfrw Nftornrva Ta1Qnawt
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MEssRs. CAPEHART, ADHESION ana
PENDLEroS voted for the forty per
cent. duty on coal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

H. - hayden, an attachment
The Wheeling Pottery Co
u - =, Vs. In aSsumb.n
Henry 6. Hayden. dong bpsi with AN stt a, ~ !
ness as III. 6. Hayden Il O. mem
by virtue Of an order ~ ,
Court IN the above entitlss 80 made by sad
uIIecteu' Ihsve levied upon AMI ana TO ne
TWENTY FOURTH DAY or WIZ on tn,
4. D.. 1894.
commencing At 10 O'Clock IN
room on the west side OF Main .t,a NJ me store
lateIy occupied by the deIepdns.set; No. lis
cen as hve and ten cent stor" n. T. Hay
Mheehhg. County OF Ohio. ana =. ne CITY 0'
Nltginla, proceed TO sell 70 The bt3tt-te or West
plduer, tn following described a-Ilest end beat
cry to-wit; All the misc.n,P 'sonal prop
go Se'uI ana ornamental articles .. stock o.
- huu Ten cent variety store ulh = o.
.iochery, novels. toys tInwAre a'lstiag ~
m.Ic aha IRON goods. thread bru.hN cases
49, stoves, safes and other article. wooden
e-gus 70 mention. Also the le.-, nun.
isetn'scs from George 2 r. Cockburo -
-, 80 y. Hayden. expiring March glst ~, -.
a aou' y. olo'.O9 per montl. PAYABLE cr ~ -.
u~' VI eAch month. Terms OF safe .s,f
A. A. FRANZ IfIN
TOT purpose OF getting stock into cop,s-..-
go .aPV' nv hooNs hSle Is adjourned untUWlF
49, ., Y-4Hn,nt'y o. loSi, at 10 O'CLOCK g m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

When Bahy was sick, we gave her castoria.
when she was a Child. she cried Tor Cartorla.
Whom she became Hiiss, she chung 90 Csstoria.
When she had children, she gave them css,oria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

Hoop's PILLS cure an liver NE. bill.
iousness, jaundlce, sick headache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

Is Gov. MITCHELL afraid that one OF
of his tribe will be licked?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

SOME days ago there was published
an article from q Philadelphia paper
stating that the Keasbey g. Mattison
Company, OF Philadelphia. had demand
ed the resignation Of all the Democrats
IN their employ. This is omphatically
denied by DR.. MArTIsoN, general man
sger OF the company, who says:
No demand had been made on any Dem
ocrat or Republican. and neither 40 that
time nor for -seefs before nor since has
any man been discharged or left our en-
p.oyment,
IL wrong has been done this com
pany lt is entitled 70 this correction.
Ma. Wilson'S statement that the Ca
madam law provides for the removal Of
the coal tariff Of that country whenever
the United States shall remove the tarif
will be revelation to many Of the
bovlers against the free coal provision
Of the Wilson BILL The EEcr-rrE con-
fessel TO having been as ignorant OF The
fact ss Mr. WU-o~'s partisan crftfcs.
This explanation removes the only OBJ
lection that could possibly be made To
free coa. Free coal viii not only ben.
efJ the American consumer. but enlarge
rho market Of the American miner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

TT you have made up your mind To-
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be- per
suaded 20 take any other. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparills, which possesses
peculiar curative powers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25
THE Next niid-winter Excursion Via f.

To Washington, d. c.. and BaIt,moro
Md, Thursday, February T. 1904
Round trip from Wheeling $40. TirFc,.
good returning until theI7th. Thr,rgb
sleeper from Wheeling on tho ...-
m. train. Trains leave Wheeling ~,
1910 and 5:O5 q. ~. and les and 80.
D. III.
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TIE West Virginia Sand Company
sells clean coal az @ cents por bushel.
Office 1915 Water street Telephone Sol.
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ss>ert 2e>grn4 10 tae ns5uss-
CuAGLrsrYE, vs.. VA. December o.
the lumber G-m OF John Morgan g.
Go. assigned to-day, assets $1,000, iia-
biitIes $1,000 T.. j.. McWhorter is the
assignee.
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TERMS:
rrAu. roarAan rnrrArn

yxr yTAR. nj sAm PosrAOB rRrrArn
DAILY, En days IN the week ...............SS %
DAILY, thrss days in the week ....... So. 90
DAILY, two days n the week. .........- :Oo
DAILY. one day in the week ............... ] 80
WEEKLY. one year In AdvEnce........... 100
WEEKLY, six months. ..-................ I"
SUNDAY only, one -sar.................... Ree
SUNDAY only, SIX Ioobths................. le
DELIVERED BY 1ARRIERS
DAILY, per week. 10 be pAia weekly. 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week ..... ...- ls
The DAILY will be delivered by cArrisfiu
Aay ether city or town st..........-.....- ID
Single Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY
E1-Tributss Of Respect and Obituary Estles,
I've cents PEI line
Stamps Of the denomination OF "oeent' Asd
less accepted for amounts less than one cellar
WCoRnEsPoSDESoE CONTAINING INFORMANT
sEws SOLICITED PROM EvERr Pant OF TIE SUE,
FOUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected comm nicAtions Will not be returned
unless accom- panied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing it, several sdl-
lions, is entered At the PoEtofnes IN Whsoi'
nE, W. Va, a. seeond-elRss matter.
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DIED.

sIMPSON-On wednesday. January - ,soa
a. 10 O'Clock u. m. RoBERr g. SIMPSON in The
9th year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MCCULLOUGH
Contractor ans Rnrs,s

All work promptly RttendeA,o on sb,f. D..
teenth street. onop
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Virginia. Vi Ohlo County, W.,,
In aSsumn.f.
ii. G. Hayden, an attachm.n, VIA
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED a salesman. s2otos5o vveot.,, -.
he made with our goods iu any Ioc3 liz,
WIZ prove II or forfeit flO0 o. salary or 60
,nlssloh as you prefer. To result, OF a few
louis Work Otter equal % weeks wages Al.
q Iy', "MANUFACTCREES." j.. O. BoS 590s
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FOR SALE.

FOE SALE AND FOR RENT cARps At
NAsisTEE Counting Room. D cts. each
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WAkTED-TO SELL FOR RENT AND Fop
w Gals Cards, Blank Deeds and Dead, ~
Trust, Blank Leases JustieeI' El..ES 80.
REGISTER Counting Rooms w
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UNDERTAKING.
LOST.

I ,OST-CUFF AND BUTTON-A REWARD
IL will be paid for return 10 this Office ia22ss
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Ex-senator FARwELL. of Illinois, has
the bad luck not TO believe n friendship.
In an interview in the Chicago Inter
ocean he saws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
BrsMAgcR,s BIRTHDAY

The uayiug that whosoevor com.
moncCs hIs earthly career on the nrii
day Of Apri-All Fools Dhy-musi
necessarily be- himself a fo3i-ihat, b.,
more conspicuously no Than other
m5flala-must have originated boiofo
tue time OF Prince Bismarck, OF
suffered conspicuous denial since; Tor
that distinguished mortal, born April
I, 1915. D. one of the las, TO whom any
body wouIIthinkoi giving that epithot.
His whole lliU since 1897 when
he attained promIGeuco buiOfe tho
public " an opponent Of scheme
which he later carried through
with most brilliant success - the
utilization o. the German empire
proves him 90 be- one VI the most
remarkable men 90 this or any other
century. As regards long aud un.
broken terms Of oilcs Bismarck sur.
passes all other sia,omen OF modern
lmos, fact which 10 Oh tho more
remarkable, because at one rCflli ho
brought hls county TO the verge Of
revolution by highnauleI c1nlemp, ior
public opinion aud disregurl Zoe the
cnsclmonia oi The Diet. a man who
could toll tho representatives Of his
county that the government Intended
TO do without iheir aid, n they
refused 10 sanction biz measures
for crcaliag aud maintaining an
army, anu yet remain the leading
spirit Of the country Tor nearly malt "a
century, he no TOOL, whatever else ne
may be.
Tne celebration OF the anniyersafy
VI Bismarck's birthday yesterday,
April let, was the occasion u great TO-
J1iclng at Fflcirlchsruhe. Tho aged
statesman received special marks Of
honor from tho emperor. and a. BIZ
health seems 10 have impIoved t..
Invariably since the reconciliation
with his royal master took place, there
IL every prospect that Ia he retirement
no viii yet bv able to enjoy lot several
ycan such attentions aud tokens OF
respect and honor NJ nation aud an
emperor are willing 10 bvstow upon
him.
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IN the OCEAN STEAMSHIP rlcr.

10 Il Interesting 10 note that Amori.
can shipbuildofa nte now In tho race
"a the makers Of swim ocean steam.
ships, and to observe that the British
builder murt look after mis- lanrels les,
they be carried to Tie New World.
There have been some speedy vessels
constructed on this side OF the Atlantic,
but among the passUugor ofan those
have been all confined to vessels of
under 5000 tons burden, 30 that they
could not hope TO compete with the
great steamers turned out at Belfast
and ou tho clyde. Tho swlite.J war
vessel an1at b., however Of American
build.
This subliilzlug %, a transatlantic
line by the ,urum no, by whion tho
lumuu aud International steamship
company went ont OF existence uui
rs Two big vr.HlB-Nuw York and
PaHs--passei o. tho International
Navigation company has given Du
impetus Co tho ship tIllJing business
Boo this country so iur as the great
Dyotn "lincrs" arc concerned. THO
international company did not have
enough boats OF ila own for weekly
service, s1 combined with tho Rci
Star line GO elect this object. Tho
subsidy from thu government, how.
u. H.
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pauia is 0Oi feet long, with a tonnage
Of l2,s51 tom auI ma indicated horse
power u 20.O01. The st. Louis Is 5ii
feet in length, Gl icot IN breadth oi
bsam, aud o. i.ai IN depth OF bold.
She will register 1000 tons and have
2O,0Dj horu.gowui she is nine feet
shorter than the rUuionic or Majestic,
hut is liz feet wider and three feet
deeper will @ greater tonnage of
more than LOO tons Slu BE- nlO
larger than citncriho Paris OF New
f.rA.
II the anlicipa.ious Tor this vessel
are fulfilled, AMI ihera seems 70 Uo no
rcasln why they should mol, be, j, Will
be high compliment TO American
ouilicrs. The Cmmpi arc putting
their Ucsi foot iIromoat in tnia matter,
aud ~ They have bren very fuccels'u ]
iu the cUnatfut..of Of vtssols 90 smaller
IImsusiont, there .s s,ron baas i0r tho
belief Una. they VII. succeed iu thr
large contract Ipo wors b. being
crowded 10 oomrIellJa with 800 poa..uie
haste, aui the limo may NOS ue far
distant when. Tor the nrl time IN
history, the 'aslcs. ocsBu iiuef viii bu
OF American c1u.uc.ioI and sail
under The American hss,
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canter. a coward, and a sneak. F1ftu-
nstely, Mormon husbands and fathers
arc not made Of that KIM of stud, ~
there BE- one OF this sort, we no
not happen TO know Of him. We trust
there are none, aud are certain thofo
can be but very TOW. In view Of this
statement Of the case, viii not our
supat-cfiiioal cotomp9fafios-wboseex.
tromo anxiety That we tread bravuly
the path of duty anu steadfa-tncs1 Is
sometimes a. ludicryua no il BE- contra
dictory do us tho credit 10 cay that
the Mormons arc not To the habit Of
desOtting auybody9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

highly elateI over the turn in ahhlp
snd at the logic by which tho court
reaches It's Couclu8.ous. !. BE- the
general opinion that any appeal Go inc
United States Supreme Court must
result ia favor OF the s.t.iefs, as Doc ihu
fret three grants tho decision ni ihe
claims court uph DE the general r0v'
eminent % MeKIcI in interpreting 10
own procedure, aui BOO tio otler Cue
rule always mlintai OF by the Uniiei
States iu its own hlt0fy, that the
Declaration az independence, and not
the date OF success through Ca rsvolu'
lion, was the Inception % tho eEorciso
% governmental power hy the re-
rubIIr.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The siKty.iourlh Annual Conference
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat.
ier.dsy Saints will convene IN the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake city, n 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, Aprll
9th, 1894
The officers and members Of the
Church generally arc cordially Invited
10 attend the meeting OF tho Confer
cnoe.
wfLFoRD WOODBURY.,
GroRdE q. CANNON,
JosEpH p. SMITH,
Flfst Presidency.
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MARY WASHINGTON MEMORIAL

in those rarl timer, 90 ssoml 70 not 20
buudcr At any rate "a needless oi1r5
| 10 appeal to people TOT contributions Boo
aid OF monuments i1r the deal AHd
yet there BE- a project ou foot aui under
way that We feel D., w0ithy OF favorable
mention, 10 tho end that at -ast ii'
design and progress may be- made
known. II 70 brought 90 attention by
a circular from Amelia g.. Waite, prc1'
idCut Of the "Mnfy Washington
National Memorial A-soc.aiion," the
suoslascu u which may Ne thu' state
Some ycau ago "a number Of lalics OF
The United saio1, feeling keculy the
national ruprJnch OF tho lack Of o.
suitable testimonial 10 tao memory Of
the mother OF ihu very foremost
in our history, organized The above.
named association Tor the purpose of
repairing that neglect. Though they
enc un,orcd many unexpected dinl.
culIlus aud embafussmeuis, they have
continued 60 labor duvoiodly In the
cause, aud have made most gratifying
progress. They havcsccurcd as asliu the
pi1, Of ground near her home At Froi.
oricksbufg, Va, containing peculiar
shaped ledge Of rock, which wac her
invorlte place during the latter years
of her ilie Tor Bible reading anu medi.
tation. Alter much confederation Of
n number Of designs offered, they se'
lecled one, collected n sufficient sum
Of money 10 20 a long distance toward
carrying u out, aud have hat the mon.
umenl erected. Now they arc iu
urgent need o. more money Go com.
ploto the payment on the monument,
suitably incllso tho grounds, put them
in proper order and maintain them.
AZ least $4,000 Will be rcglIfoI Tor
this purpose. Tie monument Il one
entirely creIilablo to the distinguished
woman whom II commemorate, and
10 the women Of America who thus
honor Themselves In hon1rlnf hpr. 10
10 The hrst ins,ancs In history Qi a
monument u woman erected by
women.
The NEwa l. rsquol,oi 10 bring this
matter b the attention OF ~ women
readers, aud to strongly appeal 10 them
70 aid In the praisswOrlny work, by
such contributions ~ they may feel
able u m IKE. itisu3 doub, true that
every woman who honors the name
Of Washington viii deem u a
privilege 10 be represented In
this matter by a contributions; and yet
there arc many Thousands who will
feel that they are unable 10 avail them
selves Of the privilege. The auoeia
ton, however, wishes IL known tina,
any sum, no matter how small, viii DO
gratefully received, as 1, Il the motive,
not the amount, tnat makes tho giit OF
value; " is computed that II eyerS
woman In the country bearing the
name Of Mary should contribute ten or
twenty-five cents 70 would make
larger sum than IL NODDED u oppfo.
pr.atcly complete the work.
We are disposed 20 give this much
publicity to tao project, ior 1t d really
a matter OF news, Az 70 Ia needs, each
woman who reads the foregoing will
know what she eau DO, without advice
from us. The treasurer, who will
receive contributions, IL l.. Fnncla
Riggs, Riggs hank, Washington, y. e.
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MEXICAN LAND CRANE.

a decision Of the United States court
Of private land claims. made at Tucson,
Arizona, on Friday afternoon, March
80, IL Of great Interest to those con.
neoted with Mexican land grants, and
especially TO a large number Of settlers
la southern Arizona who have settled
on the lands 10 question. There was
an area Of about 200 acres In dispute
between the settlers aud the claimants
under grants from the state or Sonora
and the Spanish officials o, the Mex.
lean republic.
Three OF the granta In question were
Of the first class named. They are the
Saa Rafael del Vale, made In 1888,
1900 acro'; Bibacomarl, made IN
1889, 10000 acres; nni the Nogalcs dc
Elias, made in 1874, 10000 acres. The
claimants under these grauu relied on
tho treaty Of Guaialoupe.Hldnlgo,
which confirmed all previous grants by
tho government OF Mexico, therefore
tho court dealt with the validity
Of the claim under Mexican
law. In 1864 Santa Ann, who
was dictator lea Mexico from 1853 b
1855, declared that all grants madu by
the states or provinces Of Mexico aud
not specially confirmed by tho general
government were void. The claimants
to those LANDS under the Sonora grants
insisted that the treaty referred TO was
confirmation aud recognized tho
validity Of tho grants. The court,
however, held otherwise, aud decided
that, while santa Ana'a docrap was
eight years subscqueut 10 the treaty,
10 affected tho grants previously made
by sonora, and, Ia declaring them void,
vacated the claim Of tho grantees.
Another grant Is known as tho
S9nih, made In 1891, Tor 5000
acres IL was Issued May 10,
1925, by juan Miguel Rlesgo, com.
mlsary general OF the treasury of
public credit ami war Of tho republic
Of Mexico Tor tine state OF the west.
The proceedings 20 secure this gtaul
were instituted May 20, ls2l,au com.
plotuI November ~, 1891, when the
purchase money was said 20 be paid.
rhls lattor date would boo ,ho limo OF
puriec,lng tho ttle, ifithld been d1nu.
The clalmlu,s urged that az Mexican
lnIcp,nd anur wa, no. established uu.
W 1894, tho grant OF tho Spanish
officials, under which the title was
Issued by Eug1, was vail. The
court, however, held differently The
declaration OF Independence wac
adopted March lsll, and under the
revolution which followed, the CITY OF
Mexico was evacuated and the proyi5,
ilual government Clmp5sei ota 10.
rcncy Of 1--WE and "a Legislative body,
was established iu tho capital city
sepygmosr ~, ls2i AZ tls Mex lean
republic slccasisi This, anI the span,
larisuever frgaiuvj oluirjl, the court
holJs that the spanish officials were
oustcd ln March, and therefore ady
utlr based On tholr sovereignty iu May
In November following was void, al.
though the contest was continued auI
did not result iu tho eies!i0n of the
Spanish officials until su1spqIgut
date,
The settlers on the disputed lsulsags !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
A New Manufacturing Com
paly Organized.
VIII s gn Articles o. Co-part-
norshp Today and Com
menCo Business at OnCo.

We suggested Ia these columns .
short time ago that u Broom factory
would Dee lu limo VITA the march oil.
the times, mai parties who would lIEu
% engage boo such nm enterprise could
got together by calling 90 our store. A.
u result, there viii, today, be- signed
cl-pafuenhip papers, between parties
who have both practical experience
anu capita, Huliiclent 20 conduct the
business ou 10 large scale. Tnoy viii
begin business ut once, aud have aI.
ready placed uu order Tor ihuir first
Dot DI huah anu material. The Br11ms
made thIt summer will bD from eastern
grown uush nut they have urdulCI
sugi which they will distribute among
the numu- here, ani hereafter their
product wI'l boo entirely "a U,uh pro.
duct Az lHIH enterprise IL q child a
the plFm.uu Rock Pants Co., 10 h. 20
bo chrs,autI "rhe Plymouth Rock
Broom iae,Hryn
Our agents are still reporting good
hu#ugHs, which shows tue people of
Uinu know "a good thing WHOM they
see l., aud That the bargains We hfg
Offering them are appreciated, ana
that ,ur Ws men Ike 90 bc well
dressed whom they can Just as we'll bs
DO us 90 IG ready mAlu men 40 tIv
same rua. oar ability % take Oh,
benefits 0. iHr ulcrs OF large Stoke o'
cloth uueu4 during the present de-.
press 900 ri lu.s thau cost Of production
un.uI.a o. NO dms our customers iur
lees money han ever hpiuIc. we have
900 years lu.t sltish-i lh0usands OF
customers with our sli25 cults, AMI
we can satisfy them Filil better with
thu superior cloth we are able % pat boz
them tUl- yuBr l,u cAn't appreciate
the hafanlus We arc 0ioriug until yuu
rgli Huu rrt aud handle the goods aud
them wish those you sec olst.
where,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

A QuEriUS .uat excited almost a.
much discussion Zoo tho Legislature as
Che bill 81 pay bounty i.r canalgrc,
was tho pfonunsili. u Of tle word. A
geuilemsu who ought &, knJs rays
that be Mexico, whence ihr name
comes, Toy oalli1 "gau.ar.my," with
the accent ou 'no second syllable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

TW DEATH of Con. Lftttr5as iu
Omaha wcok a{i removed from
mortality tho nri q. 5. attorney Tor
Ncbaskn, appointed by Fmnkli1
Pierce Ia 1853, aul ais, a scion OF the
pur,si Puritan bl1lo. John Alden aud
Priscilla Mull.u, both passengers on
the Mayi,wor were biz rrogcu,ou,
and his own iull name wa Experience
ID. Eiiabrook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

From points north ana east OF Ogden
aud south 90 fuyson April 8fd to slh,
Inclusive, good to return until ApuI
1871; ana from other points, Aurl lth
TO sth, inclusiv', goDu TOT return until
Aphl l2th, 1894.
April Oh, IN and sih, srocini train
win run from Ogden, Juab aud inter
mediate points, leaving Ogden ut 1926
u.m,, arriving Sal. LHkp H8l am,
Leave Jugn az $3.50 n.m, Provo 400
a,mr utrlvlgW ssll Lake nt J.8Ou.m.
Returning HuCi.Is VIII leave Salt
Lake 90 900 nun, arriving O.drn
500 p.mp rroyo $40 I,m, and Juab
Bpm.
ID, H., hurley,
Coal Agent Pass. Dent.
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IH.f Jordan Irrigation company
rT7UE REGULAR MEETING on IllE
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HLNRY W. brown,
Secretary Llst Jordan irrigation Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

PooH MAHon this yvar had no
winter close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

suws1tsrs changing their pIs,eoi r,'itenc,
should aluaya eve former A. well A. pfesent