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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
Ripans Tabules.

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

CRISPI, the Italian Bismarck. is
worth $1,000, 900, amassed in politics
and in the law, but chiefly, according
to his enemies, in politics.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

IT is a great new navy that this coun-
try has built and Is building. We
have ships now that can carry the flag
anywhere, and command respect for
the flag ever suhnra
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
Venerable Clergyman

The oldest clergyman in England is
Rev. Sir John Warren Hays, who was
born in 1893.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
BYAQUARTER SECOND
ROBERT .. REDUCES THE REC
ORD oFTYHE WORLD.

Paced mile at Fort Wayne in 2;os "a
and Thereby Dsthrones Mascot. Flying
Jib. and Nancy kanks-Aiix Equals Her
Record Of 2,05,1-4.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
tits Valuable.

A book printed by Caxton has been
found. it is claimed, in tn lumber loft
of Connecticut farm house.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

A sIcKLy, pimple-c covered skin is often
transformed. as IL by magic, into the full
bloom of radiant health by the use of
Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

Capetown, In South Africa, is one
Of the most cosmopolitan cities in
the world.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

WHEN you want to see the crooked
made straight, look at a railroad map.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

Salary or Stolen?
Members of the Austrian Parliament
get 81 per day.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

Halls Catarrh euro
Is taken intern ally. Price rs cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13

Lady" began Mr.. Dismal DAw.
son. you see before you . man
whose name Is mud; m, u, d, mud"
There must be some mistake in
your calculations, !" replied the lady.
1T takes water. to make mud. -
Indianapolis Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
THE JOKER'S BUDGET.
JEsTs AND YARNS ~ FUNNY
MEN or the PRESS.
Ne Knew The Questions . Girl
Asks-- Not Quite Undsrstood- In
Business Etc., Etc.

HE KNEW.
Caller--Can see Miss Snuggse ?
Servant-She's engaged, sir.
Caller--Of course she is, and I'm
the man she's engaged to.
Servant-Oh.-lDetroit Free Press.
THE QUESTIONS A GIRL ASKS.
"Are you certain that you love
me?"
II am"
But are you sure that you are
certain?"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-13
NOTHING CHEAP ABOUT IT.

Squildig-Didn't Timberwheel feel
cheap when Miss Frisky sued him
for breach of promise?
McSwilligen-CheapP Well, 1 guess
not The girl secured verdict OF
$25, O00.-[Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele'
graph.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09
UphOlds the Auditor.

Editor lNpEPENDEMT:-As sp old.
time Nevadan and one who voted for
her admission to the union OF States,
and who has had more or less pride
in her welfare In sunshine and shade,
who believes that her future, EVERY
THING BEND EQUAL, will be one we
shall still be proud Of, I wish to
enter my protest against, lin my
opinioD) the .disGraceful course now.
being taken by those who by prob
ably from the best OF motives, are ad.
vertising the states poverty through
out the land.
IT is no, crime to, be poor; but TO
have the fact advertised by her chief
magistrate, az Governor Colcord is
now doing for the purpose OF borrow
ing few OF those thousands Of dol
lars, some few millionaires have by.
Rtock deals and other doubtful
methods safely transferred to Cali.
fornla, New York and other States,
thereby epriching themselves and
impoverishing us. for one cry halt.
Why, il Messrs YerinRton,, Foley &.
Co, are 30 contidept the coming leg
islature will reimburse the parties
furnishing the money, to Hpish and
equip the Nevada State building at
the Mjdwinter Fair, WHICH I VERY
MUCH DOUBT Is GOING TO BENEFIT THE
STATE. EXCEPT rERHAPs THE. CITY OF
RENO AND COUNTY OF WAsHoE, why
did they not when they fund they
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09

bad bitten off, more than they could
.chew. PVT VIZ t6a coin aecsssary snd:
depend upon reliet bill 70 give it;
bacti OF what woaid@ have been far;
more honorable aud praisewoI,hy,
WHY have, not some ef; those. bonor-
able. gentlemen who have squeezed,
the lemon until. it. is dEy,. donsled, the,
money in return tsrl positions and
tic millions taken from her nines.
As TO the course taken by audit n
Meigs ia refusing to issue the. war
rant authorized, by our: CON mission
err, aRRroPEiating one Thousand dol
lara in assisting; the big show. L
believe his course. will meet the ap-.
probation OLA large majority Oh the,
taxpayers. Of the. county outside OF
the Question Of it's legality. = ~.
The effects ,otithe'h hard Winter OF
four years ago render it impossible
for: the igr eat-lnajcrity to. attend: it.;
to pay taxea INTEREST. ON. borrowed;
money. to, buy hay and keep even
otherwise, -.
Let us be just before we are: gen.
crops. Andif. the. poneyed men. OF
,Washoe county want TO- dance, let
them, pay fhe, fiddler. >''''
Respectfully yours,
|: .IuHN A. PALMER,
|, Carlin, Nevada, March z; 1897. ''1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09
HOUSE.
TheTaflMBin.

y. d. u
The tariff bhl WIS gubmittsd to the
full; Finance Committee yesterday.
II l1pp.aakeaa gEeat nsagy chapReFin the
WILSON bin 90 II; passqd the HoSss.
9hSincone tax tetains the rats Of
two psseeat os, ioSomss. oyst, s4tOO
ss1nt6S Wilson tili.b But broadspa the
oIasassei iagogs,by sddipg, thsa prds
"Sosl my source ;wshassyeS' T. tie tag
TO apply 70 aassrxi citizen Of the
United stasse !,asrngaaIis sery person Tssi-
Wing tkerein,v .a-l3
TBS data Isl the bill TO 60 into eff
sact &c Sha6sed fbaiR, , aps1kA 70 ] uns
l9ta AVID SYsy, N lsytsd pr articles
'apss.s esss NV 8 ieE sensluP-
tionS %l..k+ VI!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09

Board, authorizing the Auditor to
draw his warrant on the County
Treasurer, vas in favor of the Nevada
State Board ofAgriculture. the name
OF which does not appear in the bill
allowed "a principal. .
''GEo. H. Macs
Auditor Elko County,
Estate Of Nevada. "
In accordance with law, the County
Commissioners proceeded to levy and
assess the State and County taxes
for the fiscal year 1894 as follows, to-
wit:
1t is hereby ordered that there be-
levied, assessed, collected aud paid in
United States gold or silver con- for
county purposes an ad valorem Ink
OF 80 cents on each one hundred dol.
lars valuation Of taxable property 10
Etko county, Nevaou, including the
net proceeus OF mirss, TO be- appor-
tioneh to the several funds as follows
to-wit:
Fifty (5o) cents to the General
Fund.
Eight (s cents to the INDECENT
Fund.
e Four ~ cents. to the Contingent
Fund. o."
II is further ordered that there be
levied, assessed, collected and paid in
United States gold or silver coin an
lad valorem tax off twenty eight (cS)
cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation Of taxable property in Elko
county, Nevada. including the net
proceeds of mines for County School
purposes, and it is further ordered
that. there be levied, assessed, col,
lected and paid in United States gold
or silver coin AN ad :valorem tax of 80
cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation of.taxable property in EIko
county, Nevada, including the net
proceeds Of mines, for State purposes
and that the same BIZ. and it is here
by added 10 the aforesaid levies TO be
collected at the same time and in the
same mapneT, 2"
No further business. appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday,
April 2, 1894. ..
E. E. B1LKEY, Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09
sAlGAau1DI

Gladstone 10 better. .
Pedro Altube came dawn from In
dependence Valley yesterday.
John Hylton and family returned
from their Texas trip last evening. r
Detective DAN CopgbIn was sc-
quilted yesterday Of completely in
the, murder Of DR.. cronin.
Governor Coloori, has appoinred
Joseph e. Jones, OF Reno, q member
OF Che State Board of Agriculture
vice P: 81. Mulca6y whose term has
expired. 49,
"a y, Signs fail".-e3cept pimples and
1lotches. These never fail to indicate,
An impure condition. of the blood
which may be thoroughly cleansed
and renewed by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. The mnst' efficacious
and economical of blood purifiers.
Services in che Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, morning and evening
The Lords Supper will be served at
the morning. eeryice at which more
additions to the membership! of the
church will DO made. Wednesday
evening eight were baptized and
eighteen received into members pip,
making thirIy-two baptisus and
twenty-five additions to the church
20 tar. .'.' .''.'''. -. '.''.''.4 .'>
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09
Saved Its Good Name.

Owing t" the Auditors veto OF the
Midwinter Fair appropriation, a sub
ecEiPtion paper was circulated, Mon
day and the amount raised by private
subscriptions. THIS was necessary in
order to ssys the good name OF the
county. II
The following, citizens responded
with the amounts set Opposite to
fheir namaa-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March SIN. the
Senate the Bland seignlorage bill
came up az untin ;shed business. Pend
ing the question ct Alliaons motion
to reconsider the vote by which the
bill passed to the third reading, .Har-
ris announced that the bill obtained
the place in regular order and should
not be changed without vote.
Sherman then began his speech on
the bill. He said although there is
confidence in tbe money Of the United
Suites, yet the addition of s55, 900
Of practically paper issue might cause
grave approximations. He was coca.
sionsily interrupted by Teller during
his remarks.
HOUSE.
Ihe house has taken up the Dis
sriet 81 ColpPbia apPr9PEiatiop bill.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09

INGS.
FRQCEEQ-

AA0 EOaEN OLAOVuyy O0mplSSlOn-
srs met pursuant to Law; Monday,
March 6; 1894.
Present Messrs. Rigsby, Wilson
and McAtee. 's'
The bin Of e. A. Watkins, here.
toeore laid over, wss reconsidered and
rejected. ....
All bills TOR bounty on scalps were
land over till next NEE ling.
Money in the County Treasury
counted and found correct as COM
pared with the Auditors books.
The reports Of the following officers
we're examined, approved: and ordered
died, to-wit: ', :.
D Il .. Henderson, Sheriff. Geo. II
Meigs, Recorder; w. H. Armstrong,
Hospital steward;J. M. Natter, Dap
uty Sheriff, J.. EggeEs, Assessor; E.
q. Bifkey, Clerk. y $500 -<a'S' =
The Treasurer and Auditor wore
ordered to make the following trans
fer from the General Fund: into the
Officers Salary Fund the sum of $l,-
200. 60 r.s',.''' '...r.--r..s..; .s--.,7.:
1t was ordered that an appropria-
ton Ut 500 he made from the Gen.
eral fund TO be- used in removing the
debris from that part of Robinson
Creek at the crossing on the Hunt
ington Valley road, and it was furth-
er ordered that H. H. Porch be auth
orized TO perform the necessary, work.
|! In accordance with the petition re-
ceiyed from the citizens and taxpay-
ers of'Squaw and Antelope Valleys,
asking that an appropriation be made
to be ueed'in repairing the roads in
said district, it; was. ordered that the
prayer OF said petition be granted,
and further ordered that an appro-
priati9n not to. exceed the sum Of
s4o0!. oe allowed and drawn on the
General fund for, said purposes
Upon motion it W ~ ordered that,
the Clerk be and be is hereby auth
orized to order the necessary lumber
iof Nevada Statutes and Reports now
required in the Offices, OF Justice OF
the Peace at Island Mountain and
Clover Valley, respectively.
The bill allowed Ivy the Board at
their last meeting in favor Of the
Managers OF the Midwinter Fair Tor
the sum OF One Thousand Dollars in
aid OF the Nevada exhibit, was re-
turned to the Board b. the Auditor
with his reasons attached thereto 70.
not issuing warrant for the same us
follows, to-wit:
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF ELKo. Co.
1, George FL. Meigs, Auditor of
Eiko county, State of Nevadn, do
hereby refuse to draw y arrant upon
the Treasurer Of said county for the
payment Of the annexed allowance
for the REASONS as follows, TO wit:
Z "FIRsT:-Tbat I am unable to And
any law authorizing the Board of
County Cop missionera of said county
to make an appropriation out otany
county fumes for any sum Tor. the pur-
pose therein named.
"SEooND:-That fail TO find any
law laid down in the Statutes Of Ne
vada authorizing me as such Auditor
to draw a warrant upon the County
Treasurer to be paid from any fund
In said treasury for the, purposes
above mentioned. ...
''raIRD:-Tbe bill presented to and
allowed by the Board Of County
Commissioners against the county
was for apappropFiatiop to. the Man
ayers Of the. Midwinter Fair from Ne
vadA, but the order made by said
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-09

Spring ord sum mer Samples.
We have, just received about sou
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Slim
ner. Suits made TO order from so
p. Give us CALI:
II M. REINHARE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-17
Faitb-PromotIPe Series.

NY First Mission, a narrative Of p.r,sB,
eHpraicnca A. missionary upsu ths s.na,to,
Islands, BY dc1rro @ Cannon, $50.
string Of Pearls, containing a nunb.r q.
Interesting sketches and ansodo,sa u mi,
sianary iifo, etc., 49,
Leaye- From ny journal, by p,..,,.,
Wiiord Woodrrn, ado,oTipiion Of M, ,.,nd,,
fal missionary oIporlonoe. and many ipts,,.,
ting incidents Of hs ITO, $50.
fragments OF ESperIeue., a oollo,,,,, n,
skAi1hea from The experience Of Elders. a,
fre~ideat iIsbes O. KimbAII,. J..-.,
narrative OF Tho principal ineidspt, 4, ~
career Of Nery remarkable man. Ne
HAriy scenes In Church History. , -,
lection of incidents from As uyos Of Ils..
o. h' Church IN early days 20.
The Life Of Nephi, tho son O, Is,, -.
emigrated from Jerusalem, In Jpds. q, a.,
land nov known as South Amsr,,. Al, -
lurias bcfnre Tie coming OF the s.,to, ~,
p'oA contains some very important i,.t.. -.
Hn'ns Nc Book Of Mormon. By oeorp, %.
Cannon, 2sc. "
SCRAPS OF biography, containing a g,,,,. n,
an Hdor'' iitei incidents Of Erpsrisro. s..
hewei Knights Journal, sc.
mo uJ'h Of the Manuscripts Porna
o' mo Ah'u'dluea OF the spaaldlns ST. \,
oeorge Reynolds. 10. "
LAbors In the Vineyard, contain. .,r,. q,
We mos hnteFrs'ing experiences ever -,t,,.S
S'ehuel Narratives, contains som. tB,o,,.,
Ns N''ehe' and valuable lessons, 2sa.
visions Instructive manifestation, q,
Tho Lord - lliA children, 2ss.
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FROM PLEASANT GROVE.
Bitten by a RattlesnAks-A Accident and
Death.

PLEASANT GROVE, July 10, 1884,
Mrs. Ella Halliday, who was gorsd by
COW ne previously announced, 10 sui.
fering severely from her bruises.
Willie Halliday, son Of Joseph Halli-
day, living four miles north OF town,
was bitten by rAttlesnaks yesterday.
The lad has suffered terribly aud his
life ia despaired Of, but at this writing
he 10 reported a. some better. The
reptile stung the boy on the shin.
Word conveyed 10 relatives here this
morning announced the death Of
Brother George NJ. Browp, who died
In OLD Mexico on the 9th inst. He
WINS formerly Of Provo CITY aud nj one
time engaged In the law business with
John u. Booth. lie was n brother of
Sheriff John Brown OF Provo. He
leaves q large family. At the time Of
his death he was carrying on the msr.
camille trade. Mr.. Brown was highly
respected and much sympathy here
and nj Provo IL extended for the be.
feaVod and absent household. ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-17
Sunday SCHOOL sDd Primary.

ton Thee books and cards postage Win b
sharRoi In addition 10 The priaei given, n ssnt By
mail, unless 1ne price given Il flr 'postpsid."l
First hook for our Litue Friends, 10,
tsc use q Sunday Schools. 100.
sseoad Book for our LiitIe Friends,
sunday school rcadsr, 90.
intermediate =. =. Reader, 800.
Questions aud Answers on the Life
and Mission Of the Prophet Joseph
Smith, ioc.
bible Questions and Answers, for ne
uss Of primary ASSOCIATIONS, IS.
Chiidren's Primary Hymn BOOK, tus
copies, postpaid, sc.
Primary speaker, No. I, postpaid, z0
y, asa
The uodei Ron Hook, postpaid, iso
Class HeEi-ters, per doi, voc.
Primary Tune Booh, aoa
Hook OF Mormon ca,echisu,, postpaid. -
5. s. Union LYNN Hook, each ne, poss
pad, 25e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-17

Mr. N. A. Naylor bought waverl,
Scorcher.
MI Thad Naylor bought No. !,
GendTon,
Mr. George Hinchvogel bought All,
ar Eagle, and Hamilton Coffin bought
SleaTns special, 2rJl los. All on Mon,
=. "NeloS's' statement that the "Ster.
ling was the only and inst wheel 10 be
ridden up Capitol Hill Is an error. A
Union aud Gendron were both ridden
up 10 the top Of Capitol Hin last wear
before the grading, which has been 20.
ing on all winter was done. on Tues
day, Hamilton c. Coffin, a years Old
rode the Stearn special, weighing alij
pounds gear o. 10 the iron gate, Capi.
tol grounds. Mr.. Angel accompanied
him ON Fowler geared to % inches.
Hardware is a good business. Try
US for what you need and see II we
don't divide the profit with YOU. ON
hose, lawn spunkleB lawn mowers.
grass collectors, everything. we have
the price and We want your money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-17
Petrefaclious.


!, There are many novelties in the gov
!, eminent departments at Washington
= aud especially In the scientific bureaus
: The most novel that has yet been dit
< covered Il a Ueiri1od lumber mil
q operated by the Geological Survey. Il
isAn igBtituliOn that has not mauy
, visitors, lie location down ia the base
ment OF the survey building on 4
1 street being rather out OF the track OF
! the regulation slghtseer, but there the
, survey lapidaries grind thin sections Of
rocks AM minerals OF all sorts for
microscopic examination, aud there ia
band saw, the Invention Of the sur
vey, that will cut anything from hot
butter 10 quartz crystal.
Lately the scientists have been saw
Ing up lot Of vegetable petrifcatlons
from Idaho. They can carve up any.
thing IN the shape Of petrifisd logs that
they can get In front OF their
saving machine. Even the o.
sihed man OF the dime mu.
scum would not DO safe fram them
and, Indeed, lately they were called
on TO cut up petrified woman. one
that was on exhibition In Washipgton.
After they had bored into oBo IN tbe
damscl's lower limbs little way they
struck gas pipe. The petfinrd
woman was made out Of Portland
cement, aud the scientists gave her up
A. hard case, which, In fact she was.
but the most Interesting case that
hhs came 70 the petfldod Lumbar mill
Iately was known ne oycAd, a sort Of
Vegetable parasite which nouTlshsd In
the prehistoric forests of tho Country
some million " yeafs ago.
~ looked worry much like coooanut
win the husk on and was cut IN |
almost as easily a. though It had never |
been potrifled.
Tho baud saw used In the work IA |
nothing more than au oudless steel |
Nlfo between an eighth and a seyol- /
teenth OF nm Inch thick running at A
Noty high rate u speed over Two good.
hEeu ny wheels, declares an
eAcnange. Water and emery are 4 q
on tbs wire ~ II runs, and the saw
comes "a near being an Irresistible
force as anything known In tho cutting
me Siuce the Invention OF the wire
saw In the survey II has been copied
oy number OF Laboratories and Iapi.
uhIy establishments all over the coun.
Besides tho saw there are a numssr
grinding machines, smooth Iron plates
f'Hk iiAv Nlnuht0uoa, nat tido up
nhl noouel With water and emery. Ga
.hete plates sections OF stone Tor micro.
'' \, examination can be ground "a
OF an iucii Or loss In thick
lens, NO a. 10 be- rsffeotIy trapslucont
inder strong light.
IhT iapidary establishment is one OF
ne most essential aids that the geoIog.
cal Survey has In working no Inc
leoloBy OF the country. Many of the
eoha that are met with ia the fields
'annot DO distinguished from each
'lher except by laboratory e1amln.
MOI, aud ~ the nature Of the rocks
lIling the different sections Of the
country has TO DO asceriAiued Ia work.
my up lie geological history, tho spec .
mem, carefully labeled, have 20 DO .
,ent tack TO the department in Wnah.
lngion tor study anu ella slncAlion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-17
BRANCH ORGANIZED.
me Indian Territory Mission In /,
Piosperous Condition.

A private letter recently received IN
this city from +. l.. Causey, n younl
man In tho Chickasaw nation, Indian
Territory, contains an account OF tho
organization oftho Leader branch OF
the Church, by Elders II. NJ. Harper.
81 Albion Idaho, and Frank Collutt, OF
this city. II. l.. Causoy was ordained
an Elder and sot apart to preside over
the branch, and J. IL. Miller(a Lamar.
tel was ordained n PciesI TO az sist
MIN. The branch numbers ten At the
present time, with prospects, OF more
neing huued In the near future. A
SUNDAY sohool was also organized, with
n. H. POOL superintendent and j. IL.
miller and Hannah J. Miller, assist
ants. Although there are msnibers IN
olher parts OF tthe ChiokRiAw nation,
this IN thu hrst branch OF the Chufoh
organized there. After speaking on tha
good that Ia being done Ia that yioins
ity, tbs writer concluoes with the III
lowing testimony to tho truth oh tbs
Gospel: ''0
"Well, can add my Testimony thu,
i know that the everlasting Gosn,i re-
been restored 10 the earth. and maj 4,
sNNN sAAN HAAAAA ~ ~ uNu when
II was nrst restored. 1 aleo find hy
being obedient 10 the Gospel, and being
bapliEeds We do receive tho Holy
dhoat, and by continued obedience Ne
VIII guide Us Into all truth, aud show
US some things TO come OF which the
world knows nothing. / am blessed
DAY by day and every once In n while
my heart begins TO swell within me
Ior 10y, .something like King Lamonijs
uld unuer tho preaching OF Ammon,
only not 30 muoh.0
Letters received from other parts of
the territory show the mission 10 DO In |
prosperous condition. The preIudier |
which hss existed In the minds on
many In the past IL rapidly disappear.
ing anu the people are beginning 10
look with more favor upon the Latter.
day Saints.
The Cherokee payment is now going
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latest Publications.

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