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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
Continue the Spraying.
Editor Dessret NswG

Editor DeSsret NswG
Because Of the General circulation Of
your paper In Weber county, beg for
space 10 cay few words TO our fruit
growers on the subject OF spraying.
First desire to compliment Weber
county oitiEnns Tor tho very cheerful
compliance with the requirements OF
the horticultural law. | venture the
assertion that no county In Utah has
had less trouble arising from enforce
ment OF the law than In Weber
county. While II Ia true that some
persons have sprayed In careless
manner merely to comply with the
law, still the large majority Of Weber
county fIuit growers have conscieu.
tiously tried to make the spraying Of
ieclve. Just m some men pray In n
mechanical manner without the true
epiTit or SOULS sincere desire, so have
nome sprayed without any heart Ia
the work. hut God IN not Knocked by
mere lip service, neither IN tue answer
forthcoming TO such prayers. So II IL
In tho matter OF spraying, NJ with any
other undertaking-.the result IN pro
Iortionate TO the thought AMI care
exercised.
Therefore 1 look on most gratifying
results In this county for tho fret
years operation ~ tue now law.
However, wish 10 urge n continuance
Of this work. Starting the work rs late
hNs a ~ "A ID -
but natural that some worms should
escape tho fret spraying. Then, too,
i have found newly Matched worms
right along up 10 the present time. As
q consequence, there are some wormy
apples now upon tho trees. Those
worms arc lust now beginning 10 70
through the transformation, aud Will
turn into moth, like the original, dur.
ing the next month. Every wOTmy
apple left upon the tree or In the
orchard will produce a Il ying moth to
inieHt the apples thAtRT now without
worms. Therefore 1t II important that
the rule Of the county cOuiI, which re.
quires that all fallen fruit DO removed
from the orchard, shall be enforced.
Not only ~, but all wormy fruit
should be at once picked from the tree
and destroyed. In addition 10 THIS the
trees should DO thoroughly sprayed
twice with London purple during
July to Kill tho second crop Of Worms.
While some hold 10 the theory that tho
egg OF the moth In uepusi,ed Only In
the calyx or blossom end OF the Rppls,
yet all careful observers know that the
moth will lay the egg IN the bate VI on
the side OF the fruit. Deuend upon IL,
this second crop Of moth will not 0e
dishearlened II they fail TO Ind bios.
tom for nest. The will simply do
the best they can and lay All egg IN
some other spot on the fruil.
Another reason for this July spray.
Ing ia the very peculiar season we are
having. The successive warm aud
o'li spells have caused great IRREGULAR.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" Especial meeting Of tho stnckh0ldtrs OF
The sampson Mining company will be- held a.
Che general uMco Of thD Haiu company 90 40
4l south on haat Temple Mann street, In
Alt Lake tity, Utah Territory, Cor tho election
% trustees anu officers ut said company on
Ibuuiay July 2tth, A, ~, Iva, commencing
Of sara dAy ana date transfer books " tho
company Will uu closed on saturday, July gis
o. 4, nud opened on saturday, July s9h, 1874
The reason why thu special meeting ia called
d. because The annual meeting day " Mo
stockholders uf SAID company us liked bY the
articles Of incorporation o. July gith of thIs
year, ana this dry being q legal holiday 100
Utah ls nom dice. therefore this special meeting
becomes necessary,
T.. n. GuNliWsT Vice President
~, 20. SMITH, Assistant Secretary,
Dated salt Lake city, utau, June soth, 1871
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
The Strange Conduct Of a Crazy
Mother In WytmiD6.
SOME VICTIMS OF the STRIKE.
No,,men,s OF tho Chicago aud North.
ueslern.-Othtr Paragraphs
OF Interest.

=. .-- - a. -
Stock IN lbe OppahonBp' say w
Tinuo Miner, IL alNaholng, ONlng 70
sime very gOou ore having ueeh e,iuch
In the prop I'y, Ms.ys tho"'us sio III
RUid aud some coppef'
m. commissioners Of Carbon county,
co. ssys ,he LARAMIE GgoDteTang,
yy,,tnLinv of making wagon rosu
Nt,ah a',iI r,dicp m, iistat or twent, d.
80 ,,,,iss between Saratoga ans Rock.
al. ami make nm almost strnight fosu
n.cIiny Ia. Medicine Row valley
I'm m. Saratoga valley. The road 10
an important one.
TIM Casuer fWyol Tribune learns
mai The Chicago a Nof,hwtstofD
taiiroaq company has agreed to con-
sffuot a aide rack anu switches at the
III tauk OF tie psnu.ylyAniA Oh CON.
uany. iust east of town. The shipment
af III " Inch mas lust been commenced,
and which has been attended By ~
manv difficulties ana heavy expenses,
viii now be greatly facilitated.
the INDICATIONS arc lnht iho Nlnlei
range u going 70 DC pet'eI than u.ual
this year, according 70 the haWilnH
(Wy0'J hepuy"ouH. mo slase 20.
BOou START hEu tuole hea uoou ply"'J
o. RAIN Az along 70 teep " gtoNlnE'
Ihc ram h't WEEK. when Whe heavier
Than IL usually seen ~ lnis 'llhe o. 'he
year was yuht Nnt' W." heou ~ W
n plenty OF feed Tor stock and every.
thing on the range IL fat, but prices iot
horses, cattle and cheer are demoral.
izeI with no sians Of an impfoyement.
When Iced on the range IA good, prices
ateaway down. and when prices nss
good there IA no feed 10 fntten the
Stock. And thus The world ways.
This IL how the Rawllns (Wyo)
Republican SUN marlsea SOME Of the
effects OF tbe strike; Rev. Leal ID away
ON visit and cnunOt get home. &. T..
Dodge n ttfike-bouud, II ~ believed IN
Rock Springs, hence he IL pretty well
satisfied. Mrs. w. f.. Russell and
children are waiting Tor a train on
which 10 leave town. They are going
10 the Hadtell ranch ut ELK Mountain
for months visit, thence enst 10
Iowa for the summer. A wedding In
Rawllhs booked for today has been
postponed on account Of the strike.
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RAlLR DAD s.
RIO
- GRANDEW HDENnE
WEsTERN UnANDE
SI.s1' WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In [Henf lima rs 1904
TIME TABLE, w lU1vNl vuWy W. lVVII


AfmNN NAAA AhhN
no FOR Provo. bingham. Wac
atCh aud ell puin's laFt di a. ul
so t-for Provo. Grand junction
and ~ polnts East.......... 1913 r m
40 0-T0r Provo. Ma g. and
tallua ....... ..,...s. ..sstsss 4tiI 20. M.
40 s-For Eurcta and bingham, .U1p. m.
No. l-for Ogden and WcaL...a.. 90 Hr tn.
30 i-T5g Ogden and tho Wcit... 100 r.m.
Arrive salt sake
No i-FHu Provo. Grant JUH.uon
HHI thU E1at.sss.ts.. ..sssss lt'u D. m
No. aIfHm Provo. Grand Junction
NHI tlu East ..H..... ...... ilih p u.
No o.. rom Iu.him. Provo. uauu
eaiinu auI MaHntcu. .......... 9 o. b, m.
40. H=tf0m Eureka and Bingham n.t3a boo.
No .Hir1m uEicB and tho WCst. 5aSA m
40 tatr1w ogden end thc Woat. s.l5 g. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing iJom sIcuucrs 90 pcuyor wa
Grand Junction and 20 Kansas NiiY and Chica
ftNA Colorado puinfs, free rceliuirE chair
rafH taIt Lake tn luutuf, bud only line run.
ming Pullman -lCCpsu ta.t Lake ~ ~au frils
cisco. hochauFcal close connections. safety
frCed and comfort.
T.Cke, once, IS v. End South.
n g. DODGE. Az WEuHT.
Gen. Manager Cen runt.
dn ItNNrrr, Gen rAI.A
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Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AZ.
pear 10 au action brought arainst you ~
We above named plainuH iu The nisutc' Court
Of ne Third Judicial Disuict OF tho Torrilory
" Jtah, aud 10 answer The complaint nird
thercin within ten dAYsl exclusive ui The day Of
trlNccI after the service on you OF thla
euumuus-lt served within This county; oI n
served out Of thls county, sut within this dis
.rIct. within twenty days, oihcrwItc within
Tory ulyH-Or Judgment by default will be
taaen against you, according 10 The prayer Of
The SAID acuon is brought to have Judgment
against defendants Janus anu kate ~ George
l,f'nl 90 sum " Ni.-, with interest AZ o
veg cent per annum. from June 3. 1874, for
80 attorneys tets aud costs Of suit alleged 60
hc que uu two certain prummsnry notes, OAs
tgulod by sad last named defendant 60
pnlhiu, NuNs rs, ls'a, one fur N,YuI with ius
tCtcat from date 40 v per cent per anuum. the
other Tor sou. with interest from date 40 DO Per
cent pcr auuum-sumo being due ana wholly
unpaid and being secured by hmurigaHc 81
even date on premises hereinafter described,
executed by sara defendants 10 plaiuuh, 70
hl'c lhc usual decree OF this court Tor the
foreclosure OF Haid mortgage. AdiufEnF that
fald ptruitca De s1ld huu proceeds OF such
sale DO applied iu payment OF Amounts due a.
above thai lhc Interests Of dofrudants aud
each o. them IN amt 20 said premises be out
on that plainun have general execution
against defendants James and Kate ~ george
lcriul, for luy balance remaining unpaid hnd
% fol owe 20 wiz. commencing al 5. b.. 'ltnqr
lots, block ID. plat - Is. d. q surye,, rut.
mag thence ) COS feet. thence " 81 ~ T.
tHonco lt1 feet, thence 4. 50 feet 10 beam.
ming also part Of ssid lot o. commencing at
=. W corner said lot running thence ~ iGi
feet, thence q feet. hcuco =. iGi feet
thOnct ~ 81 feet 10 hvgluuinEs also ali on
lDts and .. block 2. Ehrirha subdivision %
bio B. o, rlat "li' SAT- Lake cry survey, also
lut hook lil, plat "u" salt LAKE CIV survey
al situate in RAFT lake city aud County. Utah,
Aud you are hereby notified that " you fail
Go appear and auHNur The Hlid compliant Do
above required, the slld plaintiff Will uupiy
in the Court Tor Che relief dcmandOd therein
NltHcas, tho lion, samuel a Merritt, Judge
aud toe seal OF enc District Court OF
Tho 1hird judicial Instruct, 100 and
Tor the Territory OF Titan. this lith
|hsAt day of June iu tbr year OF uur Lord
ono thnusand ciEht hundred and
ninoty .fOur,
DAVID e, puNnAR. CLERK.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Esiate of 10 McEwAn, deceased
NOTICE Is nEREnY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Agucss McEwAu, IA.
ocuuiX OF tho last viii u Henry McEwan.
deceased % the creditors Of, And all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 90
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after tho hrst publication %
thIH notice, 10 the said Agnes MCEWun, EA.
rcutuA Of the lAst will Of said deceased, AZ No
80 Fourth street. IN salt Lake city IN tue
County Of salt Lake, Territory Of Utah
AGEEhs McEWAN,
t8eculriA ~ the last will OF Henry NoEwan,
deceased
natsd June 2lst. A. ID. lt0t.
JouN ~ CANaON Attorney for ENecutTiI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate Of AArgArs, d r. AcMAs,er. deceased.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undrraiEuOd, administrator Of the -.
tale u Margaret u. .. McMAstef. deceased %
The creditors ~ and All persons having claims
against the said deceased, ~ exhibit them with
ur necessary v1uChorH, within four months
after the nrat publication ~ this notice 90 the
snld administrator az p South Ninth hast st.,
salt lake CITY, Utah.
ALEXANDER McMAsTER,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Margaret ~.
y. Muhhstrr, deceased,
Dated June A., isli,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


------ W WV" ----T-T- -I-TT-
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator OF the e..
tate OF John H. iiumel deceased, 20 the creditors
Of, and OH poTsoHH having claims against tLe
sAid deceased, ~ exhibit them with the necrs
safy vouchers, within ten months after The
nfst publication Of this notice, 10 the said
administrator AZ CITY Hail. sat Lake CITY,
in the county Of salt Lake, Utah Territory
aUsrANE A. uACkMAN
Administrator OF tht estate % John IA
Humei deceased
MAupgLL a ADAMS, Attorneys Tor sslAts.
Dated june 10Th. 1874
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NOTICE 10 ORsDIIORs.


Isiatu 0i Jesse ". FOX Deceased
NOTICE DIS HEWuRl MNEN IN THE
~ underlined, Administrators uf lhu gs-
tutp of Jesse ~, iuN. deceased. 10 tuu Crruir
ilrs uI and 600 pcFsDus having claims against
Che fB 3 deceased lU uNhiut them with thu
necessary vouchers, within Ten montha ufigr
one irst publication of thls notice, 90 the tHii
admin strators 10 Au. $50 Consultation building,
Iu 7alt Lake CITY, 90 Che County OF salt Lake,
aud Territory VI Utah,
lNUuM B. YOUNG,
IE-HE 49,. luA, jun,
Administrators ut clio Estate ~ Jesse W.,
Eos. deco taou,
joins NJ UANEos, Attorney Tor said admlH'
Guaiora.
Dated june 4aul, lsgL
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DELlNoutNT AssEssMfNT.

Delinquent Notice The gnzsiy Mining Co
Location VI principal place Of busIue D. SAT-
Lac city. ttlu.
Location % works, White Pine Couaty. Nevada.
NOTICE. IHEuL ARE DELINQUENT
- u1ln the col oaiur described tt6rs on
4. count ~ assessment Iogicd on the SLIT DAY
nI aiaft lrl. lng several amounts set opp0.
iafuUuws
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And boz Accordance with Che law and the
order % tho Board uf biforturi made on the
tIff day OF Way. lrit 90 many shares % each
paroles nf stock nH may 10 necessary will hs
s0ld n the uniC0 " The secretary. az Noom iI,
iotrrct National Hans building. salt Laks
Guy, lA1, uu ihsrdaY July luih, lslt, a. ~
U.rlOci. 81, tu pay the ts lnIuent Hssstsment
together with the costs OF advertising and
ISAAC Jennings. seey.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Location Of principal place Of business. psrt
city, summit County, Utah Location of
mine snate Creek mining district, Wasatoh
County, Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting of % Board Of 1rusts0s
neld % Park city. on the llth day Of June
W. on assessment $50 Oh Of ons cent nor
rnhfe was LEVIED on The capital stock Of the
,9fp1rhuou, payable to the secretary ON or
upon which The assessment remains unpaid on
tlg saii .lth day Of July, isi. will be- drlin.
gueht and advertised Tor sale at public section.
~ h payment q not male before. will bs
solN on ine Alih day u August isHt. A. Room
TOO - Consultation building, salt t.aka Ctty
Nlahi az the hour OF O'clock D. 10.
~, W. ). BURTON. Hccy.
Titan ''' ''7-N IVY
PARK orr. June igth, isst
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LEGAL NOTICE
Zoo De Probate Court iu and Cor salt Lac
County, Territory OF Utah


In the matter Of tho estate Of Thomas SIC
LELAND, decreased
NOTICE j. HEREBY OWES THAT
N IuumAf MCLUIIaud and FdNard Mst.gl.
iUuu aGmluistraiors VI tho ettalr OF Thomas
MrLtIiaud dtCrafod. have rendered for col.
Element and llrd lu bHll court, thyir uuAl ur.
count of their administration OF said estate
aud petition Tor hnul dsuibuuon of
tHu residue 90 tuId estate anon.
IHc uUu0us entitled thcrrtU. and anal
lucsday hc lt,h day of July, 4. u, 1854,
ni IU o'clock o.. tu.. at tur court doom " SAID
ours, 100 Ono DuuuW Court House, halt Lake
Nur uul county Utln Territory, has been
Ouly appointed uy thr Judge OF Uait tourt fnI
tho settlement ~ stld accouut and hearing
tHil petition Tor distribution, ll which time
Uud place any person Interested 900 sand uatlt0
may appear aud show cause. Ituuy there be,
wig ssIl account should not boo settled and
approved and hual distribution made az prayed
IHI.
Dated june lth, ls9L
10. s. NELOY,
ulofs OF thg Probate Court
ny J, D.. IACk. Deputy,
bennett, NatshlIN bradley utornOys,
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Nv
DENVER & RIO
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The only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADvILJE,
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SCENIC LINE OF THE WO
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive NJ Pueblo
6Is m, Colorado Springs s!5t am,
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Train No. leaves Ogden 7:2o q m,
Salt Lake h.sS PM, arrive at Pueblo
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Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
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ID. q. NEViNs,
General Agent
Balt Lake city, "a
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hANAluHt nttt hHrdt
NOTICE n 1EHEuY GIVEN THAT
~ hcEu Hawkins udmuntrator OF the
estate u Charlotte Hawkins, deceased. has
rendered for settlement, sud MED "a said
court hiH final account ~ ne administration
Of said estate and petition fot nnat diatrihu
ton NJ she residue NJ sad cstatn among we
persons entitled thereto, aud that Tuesday,
The iuth day Of July. a. n. isat. az 10 O'Clock
M a. the Court noom Of SAID Court. In The
touuil Court House, salt Lake Iity and
County, Utah Territory. has been duly Ap.
pointed BY tue judge of sad court for the
settlement % sad account and hearing sad
petition Tor distribution a. which tine anu
place any pcfsuu interested IN SAN eatate may
appear ana show cause n any there be, why
said account should not be settled aud Ap.
proved and lnAl distribution made az prayed
Tor.
dated June 18th. ls-t
a. y. MtLOi CLERK OF Probate Court
by J. .. JACk. nouuty.
Attorneys FERGUSON A Cannon.
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Tue people Of The Territory Of Utah send
gltaulE 70 4, ~. lauts, .AfAh D. James
hate ~, George iorini, l. ~. Hodge, Jennie y
sutton thc Commercial National bHnk 10 cor
pofatuul W. b, McCofnlck. guardian, the
stats hank of Utah Va roUoratOnl, AMI tfuuA
4. Hiatt. defendant,
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NETANTED-LApY Oc GENTLENAN To
w assist IN odlca iaiary fiAIut with
chance 20 Increase, and potitlon permanent, 10
suited. Railway fair paid q oncu II engaged
Enclose reference aud aelf|Htdrusaed stamped
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WANTED.

COUNTY WARRANTS ~ SUMS own
~ no water script DO usht and sold ~
Russo I. Tracy, ~ qua A. Commercial Block
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CIcrk Of i'ro
ny J. y JACK. Deputy CLERK.
itUnANn NuuNs, Attorney.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-03
NEXT TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
Outline of the Contest in the Differ.
emit States.

Co ,eressmen to be Chosen in All tina
States but Maine, Oregon and Vermont
Which Have Already Elected-state
Oficers to be Chosen-Republicans
Have a Heavy Task to Gain the Next
House.
On Tuesday, November ., election will b.
held in every State of the Union except
Maine, Oregon and Vermont, which have
already elected both State officers and Con.
gressmen. Several Southern Safes. which
have recently elected State officers. will
elect Congressman Tuesday.
The State contests are in many instances
heated and important; but the great gener-
al interest is In the election for Congress-
men, which will determine the composition
of the next House of Representatives and
may settle the election of the next Presi-
dent Every two years the entire House
of Represen tatives is elected anew. In
case there should be no majority in the
Electoral College,-as in the event of Popu-
list victories in several States in lS96-the
election Of President is thrown into the
House of Representatives. There the vote
is taken not by members but by States,
each state throwing its one vote as the ma
jority of its Congressman dictate.
The standing of the two rarties in the
resent House of Representatives is as fol-
lows:
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-03
A Desperate Spectator Drew on the Sui
tan and Made $40. 600.

A-good story is told of certain st. Louis
Spectator who had need of large sum Of
money for his operations, and found him.
self with very small balance in the bank.
He consulted the cashier. a friend of his,
as to how he could get over the emergency.
The cashier suggested that he should draw
on somebody not too near the city. The
operator said that he knew no one that
owed him, and the cashier insinuated that
that would make no difference. if the draft
did not return too soon.
The operator reflected time, and then
wrote out draft on the Sultan of Turkey
for $4,000. and deposited it in the bank.
The draft went to New York, and thence to
London. where it came into the hands of
the Rothschilds, who forwarded 1t to Con-
stantinople, and it was duly presented to
the Sultan's chamberlain, who, not know
ing anything about it, referred 1t 10 the
Sultan.
who is this MANI" asked the Sultan.
Don't know him. replied the chamber
lain
do we owe him anything?" asked his
highness
''No." replied the other.
Then do not pay it, decided the poten-
tate.
but if might advise said the crafty
counsellor this draft comes through the
Rothschilds, with whom are negotiating
a two-million loan. Would it be saIe, uh-
der the circumstances, to dishonor it?"
'.Pay it, said the Sultan, and SO the {.
Louis Spectator was $4,000 richer than
he knew, TO his own great astonishment.-
New Orleans Picayune.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-03

new Assembly. The Legislature will elect
United States Senator to fill a vacancy
caused by the failure of the last Legisla-
ture to elect.
WEST VIRGINIA.
West Virginia elects four Congressmen. n
Legislature, which will elect successor 10
United States Senator johnson N Camden,
sDem.,) whose term expires March 4, 1895.
WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin elects a Governor, Lieutnant
Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer,
superintendent of Public instruction, At
torney General, Railroad Commissioner,
insurance Commissioner for terms of two
years, ten Congressman, seventeen State
Senators, and a new Assembly,
WYOMING.
Wyoming elects Governor, Secretary of
State, Auditor, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Treasurer for terms of four
years, Justice of the Supreme Court for
term OF eight years, District Judge, one
Congressman, thirteen State Senators, and
an Assembly. The Legislature will elect
successor to United States Senator Joseph
M. Cary. (Rep.D whose term expires March
4, 1885, and a successor to United States SEN
ator Francis E. Warren, Rep.,) the last
Legislature having failed to elect.
ARIZONA.
Arizona elects Delegate to Congress.
NEW MEXICO.
New Mexico elects Delegate to Congress.
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma elects a Delegate to Congress.
UTAH.
Utah elects Delegate to Congress.