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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-08

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STATE OF VERMONT, TN PROBATE t,oars. nsid
RANDOLPH DISTINCT S. Randolph m and for
sSla District on the lth daY OF January A. ID lsa4
Shas- X tfanser admiui-l rator Of tire estate ~
James WEIGH late Of Randolph IN sall siistrfri
uerf ase1 presents his aduiu -fraft,n account -
examination and allowance and makes ann i.afion
tor decree of distribution and PARTITION II IN, -
tate OF said deceased. w.
uponit Is ordered hv said Court thar said as,iirsfor
come1nder consideration ana be heard on ~ 2tlss
o. FEB. A. D. 1884, Al the Probate Office in aid
randolph and II Is farther ordered thai all uersans
interested be notified hereof. b. publication ii nofr
o. tnls application and order three weeks succrsirf
" IN the HERALD AND NEWS. printed Al Raudoiuf
before said time OF hearing that they may appeal Al
aq time and paceand II theysee cause object thereto
By the Court, attest.
IOsl WILLIAM H.NIcHoLs. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
HOSIERY AM uSDEawEAR


Hon. TI'us sheari, in bohalf Of the
manufacturers Of wooden h.sHcry and
nuiurwo1E .aid ON September ~,
1893 tc.orc tho Democratic ways aud
means committee at Washington:
"IHcse is Invested Boz our plnuta nf
c3ii0u yarn mills .2i,UnuOIO. aui there
is rnuailuiIy invested Boo thu manu-
Nu.ur' HI uhir's aud drawers July
iI,lIlUJl We Cmpl " directly
Aul i.luDIy about $1,000 PEE.
% nF, AMI way iu wages NOT lees than
s-l,uIjulJ annuity. This iudua.ty
Haa 80. wa up uu4ef tho pfcWnt sys.
Sem pi protective dot ta, nuJ wo do
NOS Bee how We can cJuluuOthu manu-.
lC.ufU ui IhJge gu1gl probably 90 tho
employer aud HmpIoyO uulJs tho pros.
Uni uiuul Iuiy b. maintained. Under
Ine prescott tl.t of maintaining aud
uuIlt tau fr.sOul circumstance IuJ.
f.uIiluE Uur iu.uHtry, $50 most cor.
nuuF nuHga. 90 sou 90 TCigin Boo our
iuul laws .ly iull mv1.ufo ui nfH..u.
ton which $40 receive today uf "a hiust
NWu..elu production" NOIL ron
NAuIAE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02


"a Certain Mr. wciis" 90 Doctor
FauHt, "Iustic," oad other critics.
Editor De5crci Nclrsi
IL stems s,me Of the things 1 tald On
your paper lew days agO did nor
altogether suit some OF my DEMOCRATIC
fneuua During the past week have
been various y referred to In the public
lrluis aa a CaiI1w Republican, a youth
ful stumpeT, u alnpls lul, good
tc'Or aud certain Mr. VOLS 1f Salt
Laho Guy. Among those who pad
me thtir TeapUCls were "Justict,U
Communicated" and my old friend,
Doctor Faust, WHO made q Sc.
Nous Omi,hi when ne iaIloi 10 sub.
scribe hlmselt''rheOiltst luhRbilaut."
10 tell the Truth feel more 0r lu,s In.
Jured and hurt that "NerilaHO aud
"C0natant Reader" and Fair PlayV
nave not even noticed me, hut as thn
election 10 approaching / really cannot
wait for them and 80 IN my simple,
callow way shall refer 10 what ap.
pears 10 my silly, little. tlsIyllug brain
~ n aCcuraCles on h part Of my
giganteau GssailnntE.
The portion Of my remarks waich
seem 70 have irrilateI tao DEMOCRATIC
statesmen were those referring u tue
fact that home industries were on.
Outraged by the people here Ia early
days and that tho leaders Of the pe1.
pie believed In iosterlug and protect
Ing them. On this subject IA cores
pondent TO tho Hcrald, Signing him.
srli "Justice" aud VINO ! lcsrn Ia none
other than the great Wfii oiOfmerAlr.
raul Of Logan (whoso hulging
brow, they say, Ia inlAli with nguras
msm0rzed from Dim cato campaign
tracts. ns iaBoiiul "a thuy are unprac.
licnl says that "neafly every good
man has IA his day been duped into
ZONE sCrl OF support Of tho bounty
iys,emi that oven Jefferson one huud.
red ytafu ugo anu later Madison were
duprd Into giving tue lion indus r!rs
alafi with the express understanding
that the protection should lat only
hevon years" / infer from this that
q @ gentleman admits that tho Nor.
mon leaders supported tue bounty
hysiom Tut that they were IN some
way or another duped or tIickej, or u
use the classic language OF Judge
Foweie, "h0ruswOrglrd" in,o DO
Ing ~, The testimony Of that
old war hOr2e of Democracy.
Doctor Faust, your own currtsponu
ON TINS subltct n also that the Nor.
mons supl orItd home industries Fight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
IN LEGAL QUARTERS
Judge Baflch, Returned From Idaho,
Held Court Today.
lie ncciinss To ADMIT Ucorzo Uayior'
Harry tinmmond's ArcanplIcc'
TO Hail. snort orders.

Chief Justice Zane held no oron
court today. bus was occupied In
chambers. Judge Bnrtoh, who during
the last week or ton days has been
stopping In Idaho, returned to the
city yesterday, and this morning
heard various motions In The second
divi.ion Of the Third district court.
Amoug the orders msdo by bis
honor were the following;
Joseph Ruiiau Va the Oh Telegraph
mining Co.; settlement VI statement on
motion Tor o now trial.
W. g. Mccormick Va Henry Sadler.
The motion Tor new TRIAL in this case
was submitted without argument, oyet-
ruled and an exception taken.
W.. l.. DCuglls ct nj " George a.
Alder ct OIL. FRAT continued by con.
seat The case hal been SGT down for
hearing Today.
Utnh National Bank Va &. Il. Want.
lnnd 1T nL judgment entered as per
stipulation.
In tue case OF JAMES Thompo3u vs
John Z. Lynch q ni., Il decree a iOse.
ulotutc WA granted Hs prr stii uiniiou.
Eagle Foundry anu MacuiUo CONE
nluy W. tho Chalk Creek Coal cIm-
pany. Toe duiundnnt was niisweu
ten uuys stay from this date.
In tne matter Ui Clflsinusnn " ~.
Matkis hospital, the court ordered
default Of the defendant Ellie n.ertd.
BAIL Ig RErusED.
Attorney &. .. Whi,trmorp removed
application tor bail ia ,hu case Of
George GaylUr, the ct.Iu.t ndaut Of
Harry Hammond, the Ia,t named of
whom n now Undergoing "a sentence N
nfuen years Ia the Columbia Reform
SthOUi Tor thc killing VI little Cly4t
Robertson. Council, ia biz Argument
Iointtd out that Hammond was COM
ylctuu pi niuruUr in tbs second degree
only, anu that should De looked upon
assn uliud cttion OF the nusits VI the
ease. On tue friul Of HlmmOnd the
persecution mauu OUT as ttgoug case
~ oH.ibc, anna 49, wuB altogether
unlikely that any jury wuuid hud
Gayl0f guilty 900 higher gu'hso.
There was nothing, said Mr. WhitIr.
more, tending Co cJuhcct this ucienu'
ant with Tine nrlus ui the shot which
killed tic boy. lie was prepared 20
HlNe aug ANAH NAANlN NhAAfa Ht NeNNt Hta
tufUuts were ull residents 90 THIS city,
aud tboy iet their EOn'a p1sitOu
ucuiCy,
Tlv mot On Wa, opposed By Afs.s.
ant Dlstf.t Attorney HuwR', VINO rt-
marked that Gaylor was the elder boy
~ the two, uld uu Cyus.dc!Cl him thU
more blamuaulc,
judge Bar,ch sa.d he had giycu This
matter very careful consideration and
followed the evidence very closely dur.
ius the trlal OF Hammond. His uOuOr
believed that 10 thU same state Oi facts
hal eEstoi on the trial Of IHuon Of
muturcr years tho jury would have
found the accused guilty oil murder 10
the iirt degree. The next term OF
court wCo not Tar on, and hu therefore,
undcrall tho circumstances, declined
to grnnt bail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
THE STlEL INDu nay.
hight 1housanl Four Hundred Mcn
Thrown Out dr Work al Onc Mil.

Eight 1iousanl Four Hundred MCn
lhrgwn Out qr Work al Ouc Mil.
&c.,
Hon. W. II, Stirling, Fiut Vice.
President Illinois Steel Company, sali
on September II 1893, "When thu
works Of our comiany are ia full orcr.
alton We employ not lcas than $500
men. Three th0ugud eight hundred
men are now thrwn out Of employ.
mrni. Since JUL ], 1898, our M,l.
wlukce works All our North works
have run on tarul huli time. With.
In "a week from tia dnte cur largest
plant nj south Chingo viii also huiIlc,
and the ranks Of thtuuumploy,d sill Boz
FWelleI by uu additional tni!ly.six
hundred men, 20 tial before the lsl Of
October instead q having p5HO men
actively employed y good wagna, We
Will have but 100, Al their vnJllus
plants my company have eighteen
Elass iuJnacc.; by tEt week none OF
tuom viii he operating. ] think 4 am
Justified boo ayinr That because of
tuusu conditions ~ have purchased
l,OOO0ll IONS n fuu ore less than
usual" NUTE ruENaUIAE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
Tag IEAl MINES.


Hugh y. Camp oNow York, In bee.
half " the lead miut OF Missouri, said
on September 20, 1888 "My obserya.
ton Rs merchant aud mauufac.
lurer tot over forty ytfs has taught me
that no one thing 40 disturb, the busi.
ness Of the countrIas tho agitation
consequent upon nEhange u tnrn
laws, AMI l have ten said that |
would rather live tWnty years under
bad nflu than hay two changes IN
the same Time even they were good
ones. am ono whibclieyea Ihat the
terrible ordeal this buniTy has been
through during the hst three months
WIS., brought about butte M much by
tue fear Of changes the tar'l as by
the silver agitnliUin NU4E RON
NARIAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

Vote ior Nauan aEa Utah protest
against the WHOA BIN.
A vote Tor Vauaa Is slap Ia the
aoe 20 Cleyelau - l'cr policy.
Get 10 the polls gauy in the morning
aud vote II btraigbt-tngt iF,s,faight Tor
Nuliuu.
This T. Ulaha opportunity. Vafl.
aus election mraaa thaI ,lis Is 90 Uo 10
Nti ubliCau state.
Tho eyes OF Oh. county are uIon
you. Every election held iu THE
g1uuiry since Cleveland was iuaugur.
ltgd hhs ucgn protect against bio
Dictatorship, his arrogance, bis role
c1nccit nni his tcliofininud policies.
Vote ior Nallan ami boo Ia touuh with
tho people oithls clunlfy.
Tho Republican party frcod a race q +
slaves anu maIo 10 possible ~ read iu
the Constitution Born Frcf aud Equal,
and msde II possible Tor all " secure
hOmts.
AN 1NHAHNNNAN H hNA ANN NANhtANNA
with string attached 10 Il. Bee the
Calue.FaulEner till.
The Republicans want statehood
nee ANA uutlEMuleI.
II you believe IA statehood under
thu direct control Of Congress ~
lrailed ana presented by thu Cainu.
Faulkner OIL, vote fUs Hall.
II you believe iu, and want state
hood complete, vote Tor Natiau.
What was true 80 ,lo carly slx.les is
true now,
a great Amruo.n statesman said
our i9fu alhur raised their iag against
power with which tor foreign con.
met anu tugugatlon Rome IA al her
kl9tg 10 not 10 be compared;
whose morning urum DulI, com.
muuc.us with the sun and keeping
ume VIII hguTu, makes our CJutiu-
uuut strain 10 tho martial airs OF Eng. |
land Tue Republicans work Tor
America the Democrats Tor England. |
"N iN-t N"tiNhNt N.HIH1 l4NaNIEH N NUlN ]
induai'.,s, wool, irtl, sugar anu alycL
Jack kullU bupo mJo Is no. as.u.
meat
90
Tho It0.p,Tiy during tho past |
,hg.y year proves tue ruth OF inc 1
Republican claims
Democracy iBuu yuumy 90 'Amcrl.
lau iuuusguv1 WAiiu Republication
Testers auu projects taum.
80
40 .c llgluluunn convention held ;
.l Provo lu Alli, lsJ@, % RESOLUTION |
rnlls Con statehood was unanimously
bu4 UgN.l ai the convention
lg,l ln Inu IDe1igl this city Dec.
Is, lslJ.
1--we do NOT hass g. hood within o.
guaTl. wlll DO tuo .aulg Of the Demo
-rauu party,
The Rtpuhl.ga4 .ft3 crostol tho
AuugICau Ir,e school, aud now the
IuOs us well as the rcE can receive an
uucAIlUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
GLASS INDUSTRY.

M1 George w.. Blair of pUaUufs.
tgpl.1.uuug thc AucrIrau Ha.uria. ZION
'. ll..t uuu lime gloss manufacturer,
'.d 'h september 10 lsH# "t repre-
.rni uu gfauuI1'Iuu contracting sHmp
NliN'.Wa h.m' uurasoI 100 iur mHuu.
Heinfr u' innlu ware, BnI, lamp
'hAdt-, HllUus ami CuImuryF. We
FURNISH employment i1s illm $1,000 lY
"lNIl Ic1piu. NIuu.lHutIH Il .ur
factories HIe now isir, owing LARGELY Co
iGc apprehension existing ra Go Wnat
ac.iun yulr honorable bJuy viii taku
on thi., i1 uH important question Of
protection" NurE r1g NAgtAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
HOW rs Mls,uORNOS cr,zGNs;


The following Republican ioliriuc
was formulated Into lav for,y.lwo
years ago ln This Territory:
RI. olvoi by the Governor aud baris.
iauve Assembly OF Cue Territory Of
Uuh, u11iut session u-ambled. That
"a splact committee OF three lr uJ-
l0intud o. nos under thg direction Uf
bic Lncplicury, the q vernon Boo
awarding premiums o. such persons us
shall produce tho gtcltgat quantity of
manufactured articles %, good qIatIyi
having reference t1 tuusH Gtticl.H m 8
utrIud, aud ut common uy.
Resolved, That tuctum 10 900 lr,
AMI the s8mo b., hereby appropriated
out OF any moneys 300 iHu treasury net
Otherwise appropriated O. BE- rnii 100
tttm'ums, Coo the ufJmH.lu tI uuut -
tio mguufso utcs uuu,I Juu direction
of Tue GJvrfgor ana C.muilius uiJr,.
gaii.
RuOivel, That a1 much OF the rev.
Uuur laws raNU |, muiius CHria.n
ntticies Oh mtfCa4fl.HH from t1Naii1u
be-, aud the same D., uuIpNy repealed.
Received, That articles ui Domestic
manu- ac.ulc be received rom tho
llhhNlAaANNNt ~ If"g |N' AAN 70 Naa'. 70. 70
fair and minimum urrri u al iiAgd ~
assessor ami collector
Resolved, rbai We pledge ouurlyCs
mnat uutQI yUclly Go usu UIr iulI.
once hy uI thv legitimate means Wi.h.
in orr power t0 DO mote home uHuI.
iactug.s ans aE o. means 90 promote
this Uud, that We rely solely ugUu Uur
cLurti1Us, Ingenuity uuI euturpuUn,
economy nul trs1urgns, Tor every 90.
uispcusab.u article that csu J- manu-.
'uctufCd.
Received, That recommend 90 all
the people Uf tlr Territory uf Utah 90
assist ut TO- Carrying iuto elect the pre-.
cujiug rgfnlluJns, a.d theta circular
DO addrcJsuI .u tUum ono tn'H subject
W. RICHARD,
PVFiluu, OF goo g. uucil.
W, W. puftua
S, olktr Of tho House Of l,.qIaloatl.
tiycf.
Approved January ~, 1859.
BRIGHAM luuNu,
Governor OF the lUrutIry ul Ush.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
RESULT IN TIE IRVINE CASE.
Mss. Irvine Gels the Best Of the Fight
Al Along the Line.

II was nearly four O'Clock on Salug.
day afternoon when Judge Powers
finished his closing address IN the
Irvine divorce ease, aad after a ten
miuulcP recess Chief Justice Zane
delivered his decision In n crowded
cuur. room, this occupying nearly two
h0ute HIS honor denied the petition
OF Irvine, the plaintiff, Tor o uivor,r,
on the ground that his wife uid not
commit adultery. Mrs. Irvine was
granted q divorce on her crls8.c3m
plant ON the ground Of cruelty and iH
awarded thu custody OF tho child
Flossic. The matter 90 costs, attorncyb'
fees ana nlimony the Judge tnld ho
would fix In chambers ~ O'Clock on
Iuesdny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

Throo million W thiugmcu afc out
Unemployment in tuls county, Cuuut-
log two dependents uu Que iLbrnng
man, would make nine mlliiUl luoplr
iuiyfius for want OF word. What DO
sou ulnE Of lhab MY Democratic
lfiJuGt!
Vote Tor Hon. q. 8. ysslan for mem.
Der Of thu Legislature.
A ballot Tor Hgu. G.. S. Varlan 10 a
bullet for the Democratic patty. BE
luFc that the gun BE- loaded on Ihurs.
day next
Women, do you vnul yuut hurbagdf,
fgth,Is, s1Ae, br0lhsr8 TO bu frtemeu
or ulavc'f 30 you want thum o. com.
peto with tue pyon labor OF Mexico,
tho haiia'aIved peasants OF Ru'siu,
The military burIuugd people VI Ger
many, tue il.-'pd w0rldugmsu VI Eng
luuu Ur the twenty cent Jay minors
Of SPAN or Japau2 IL you dO, vote lug
the candidate Ot the laIty that cudores
President Cleveland. llyuu DO not, vote
Or thr Candidate " the parry that uu.
llyves 700 protecting i,s own lauUrurt-
N'NA aNA - % A|N."s
What does the Democratic party pro.
pose ~ do for the WuTiuUmuu in the
way Of giving htm cmploymUnH
DOM be- carrlcu away with Dsma-
cratic bulCombe and nolHuutr. L.
s.st ON knowing what they propose 10
DO 10 make better times.
The dlHlreta umuuB the mnGscs began
win Clvyclaud's Inauguration aud
every day siaCo ho took ms scat tie
times have been growing harder. win
MT. Hall please explain why thiugs
are thusly2 lsu'l II lhe fear Of adverse
lHfii legislation that has closed up 10
many hundreds Of cur iac,0fitg anu
millt2
Cast your ballo, 200 G. s.. Narlan.
Go, to the polls uarly on Thursday
morning ami let your ballot rvad SO.
B. NariGn."
Do you want wHut laClorles in this
county such as they have IN Eng.
land where Ia one establishment
owing 10 the poor wages received, 1900
women anu CIR WORT, each haviug on
but one garment anu that ruluhlng
barely 10 me knuu,? 10 you want 10
SEE that kind Of slave labor here vote 10
sustain the Democratic party.
ts
The Democratic party talks about
sewing machines for Sg3 bur wants 10
take away from the labJring man the
opportunity u earning the S23.
Democracy dt6lIrs sugar two cents
pound cheaper IN Utah, iui Ia order 10
secure tina. great blessing, they are
willing % throw 5000 minCTs, 1000
thUCphefders, 900 btet,guUgr lahOTprs
aud innumergble other people depOn-
dent on these lab0ring people out Of
A vote iuT VurlUu means
that you do not cCuuiunauCu any such
policy.
20
Remember that Governor Brigham
Young signed tho appropriation I'M
tn March, 1862, that gave $1,000 out OF
the Territorial truatury for completing
the wooden factory ON the jordan river,
near Gardnpl'A mill. he believed In
fostering home Industries.
-
DO not forget that Brigham Young,
Senior, was authorized by tho Legisia'
lure In January, 1856, 90 fuuscribo
$1,000 as stock in the DArret Iron
for tho benefit OF THIS Terri.
,ary thus omphagz.ng the fact that
early 10 the history OF Utah the idea
lf bouuiiD' anu protection 10 grlwipp
Industries was ouG,rsgd aud advocated.
-
10 you think the ehcepman, the lend
miueg ana the sugar factory In U.al
can ba dispensed with and tho laborpr
AMI merchant thrive, vote for Hall.
otherwise yUto for Naran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
nun COPrE3 INDIsTRY.
DO You Want American Ulacr, 10 Worl
Tor thirty Cents a Dag

Iti5wril known at coal o. brought
from AulmlIa 10 California irce ns
bsl.uaL Tho Wilson bill pulls copper u
the 'ss0 i.7t. Ia Japan tho uat.ytB by
lhU ufu OF American machiuory nc
reducing copper, and arc paid unity
cents n day. Two of them can do ua
much worn ns tlu $500 man Nc Ana.
cInda. II coal ~ brought across the
ocean free, why cannot copper bo nIfo
brought tree, and what il o. become
OF oar copper uru reducing "a refining
luIusfIy 10 tho proposed legislation b..
comes a lnw9 NuIE FOR NAUiAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
YARN AND sri NG MILLS.
Stockholders Alarmi Tho Terrible
Uncertainty in thfllnds OF Men.

Mr.. Arnold 70. 5albfi, president Of
tho Globe Yarn B AMI Sanford
Spinning colupauy, lll River, Mgsa..
SAID on september Pa last; "WufE.
ingmeu arc beE.urtg 10 suffer On
want Of omploymu1 This viii lr.
como more iptulHuh winter srta lu.
II N foolish to ihInlur business viii.
improve until you Improve this u1r.
iul uncertainty iGuiug over our Boo.
duslflol' The siugkl ldets pi cur mills
have become nlamd uuu have been
told that revision uflr tariff ulrruus
their Interests VIII IAu9uIy take place.
anu consequently hey nave boon
preparing lhrmgglyefor Il by shorten.
Ing production, I'd thrv VIII not
RESUME uniil tho iokivu conditions OF
lhGlf productions ~ coat @. labor age
aojusleu upun lurmaaent basis,
Shall / repeat, Ebiever d. done. ..g
IL quickly settle I terrible uuacr.
iniuty Tor our uatlacturl.s indus.
tflrf.0
Further ON Mr. fn'orI said taat "a
wen Known teEl.t paper a. B06l1u
sent out In Angus lquirigs d tueIII.
uIllla a. 10 thH use 70, tnoir ebu..
uoWh' They rec q AS repli,s. OF
.b'he 41o eulu Q. scausu was duo 10
Au'liipss dcpfpi ID and u very nr.u
number stated tplicitly Tint tHg
ulNnlN was duu 20 Threatened lgul
revision. Vorl ~ VAMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

lIudU1s oftHg News must not over
llUb tAu gcitgu' rae Mfur o.lumur
1l "wuIIr, W.rls, wum#v uuIsHI Ny
lhu bruHcl'i' party 900 thu DuEuET
LNEhtNu N4ws beginning .ast Iumy
was healed ."nuv.ftHumruL. r..
member Cue kLvB 300 boo WY gnla-.rI
tht matter thifuu c.Ut4lguI. IL We
tuHuUss tuusaoti8u lufa anu
simple, custilg O. stipulated sum u.r
line Ug lnmt tt was paid laf luat
like "a patent medicine advertisements
.. and wa. ncUuHau.uI by thu uHl
Picture tint isos with such display
matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

The thfspcI'umu Advertisement %
tnu Domucllr Party in tho Dl-RI
EvEWNo NLws win not help Ils
ClutU one pu,I.le.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

Have you noticed that handsome
$1,000 combined dinner and tea set 70
uu piYen away? Every .5c purchase
entities You 10 one ticket, Drawing
TO DO held December 8lst.
NJ. kOpr, C8n'ooii0ugb
.57 Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

an. horg, 40 T. mira south.
Watches aud Jewelny cheap for
cash. Uluowatoh repairing speciality.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Culltn Hotel opUu, on tho
European plan, rates s2,OD and $3.50
per day. George Cullons, Assignee.
Vote for W. A. Mcitur a'e, the Pop
ulist champion Of the peoples righls.
No. BOSS won the combined Tea and
Dinner Set ut NJ iiopp's Candy Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

The Rtpuh.lga4 .rtg cro.iol tho
American Fr,o lchgyl, aud now the
puOg us well as the uUG can receive an
uueAllUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

1--we do NOT ha., gl hood within q
yuaEIlWIli DO vac allg Of tho Demo
cratic parry.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

Police ssstion-Butlding. Nerchaus--ssrses
A. G. u. Robertson, Magistrate
Sznhs A. Ihosnpz0ni Cars
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

surveyor-GeaeTaI, ". D. Alexander.
Supt Pahl c Works ". p. Roweit.
supt Water Works, Andrew Brown.
INSPECTOR Electric Lights. John Csssidy.
Registrar 81 ,uvevances, T. g. Thrum.
ROsd Supervisor. III noiu'u. ". II Cummings.
chief FnriTe.r Fire Dept, jas II. Hunt
Supr Insane Asylum, Or. 4. AeWayue.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
srrRrvr CouRr.

Hon. a. F. Iufd. Chief Justice
Hon R. F. Rickertou, First 'ssociate Justice.
Hon W. F. Frear. second Associate Justice.
Henry SIuitN, Chief Clerk.
Geo. Inc :, Deputy Clerk.
C. F. Peterson, sec nd Deputy Clerk.
]. Walter Jones, Stenusrapher.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
BoAaD oY EDrexr1ox.

coart a0u.e Bandins. king street.
President, Won. c. r Bishop.
sxe-etaFy. ". James Smith,
inspector Of schools A. 7. Atkinson.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

once N Executive Buiidtng, hlng stteei
His ExceIlency J. 5. King. Minister Of Interior.
Chief CLERK. JOIN A. Hsss niger.
Assistant CIerss: james IT, Boyd. VI. K. Keoho-
ksloie. stephen Mahaulu, George C. Ross,
Edward ;. Boyd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

CHIEFS OF BUREArs, Iy1Ealoa DEFAE1xEST.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

President. Hfs ExcelIency :. 4 King
Member af the Bnard % Immigration:
HaIs. J. b Atherton. Jsz- B. Castle Hnn-tA.
:. Clsgh-ru. lanes G. spencer ENark..aP.
Robins N
"a. sFsr-far.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

President: His ExceHency TIRE Minister Of
Interior Wm q irwin. Allan Herbert.
John Ems Joseph Airsden, Commissioner
and Secretary.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
CRoUrT JuDGEs.

First Circuit. tw- 4 wniting,l Oahu
second Circuit (Nsutl A. y. kepaissi.
THIRD and Fourth Circuits; fHawai) :. Z Austin
FIFTH Circuit; (Hausi) J.. Hardy.
Offices end Courtroom in Court House.
King street sitting IN H9nniulu-The first
Monday in February. Msy, August and Ncveul-
Dor