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rotstos. To- Michigan.

For southern Michigan either carly
planting in April or lnto planting iu
Juno So recommended. since potatoes
planted iu oi'Afr Of these months or,
moro opt 90 escape injury from drought
than when planting occurs 40 inferno.
digto datJs For lato planting tho ll'o
Varieties uro preferred 90 tho Michigan
station, whgf1 iii G1 called varieties
huyo boon tested. aummitwus th0 most
productive variety grown Tho Disc ot
tho wOll tgl,d varieties known TO ho ru.
iabl0 is OFF, i0ii1wi Ngry Elriy-Elr'y
Six N01s1. Market Gardener llfly and
Juno Eating Euly-EalIy oxford. Leo
TayUr.ta NoiaIIu Earliest. Queen
aud Paris Rose MEDIUM Chuutnuuu1.
Early Pearl. Fi'lHa.lot, Freeman, Mott
Victor Qg.Hu Of Inus. Signal. Sup.
planter, Rural Blurl and Thorhugu.
LltC-Am'r.clu Wonder Dakota Rcd.
Halo OK Dakota, President Lincoln,
Rural Now Yorker No. q and summit
Tho moro promising now varieties woro
Columbian Rose Early May. stoncrUlu,
Main Crop Nos land q Early Noriher,
Vaughan White l.izc. Worlds Fair
and WolyCgguo Beauty.
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j. W. saub1rn, Utah station. began
IA 1900 experiments with grain 90 as.
certain tho amount OF water 90 DO used
IA irrigation. These experiments wcro
continued be- 1903 ou wheat and also on
timothy ON tb1 wheat wutHr was up.
piled no rates sufficient Co aturai0 tho
fail 90 depths Of 8, 8ll,2ls, g, ~ and
quartor8 foot aud on timothy at
tho hnt hyo OF these rates. Tho results
AFRO thus summaHzcd Tho plants ON
foil saturated TO tho depth OF ~ fcot
gayo hotICr crop ~ grain than thogo
un soil receiving greater or less
amount oi wat0r For timothy tho plnts
saturated eis feet dcop gnyo tho hct
results. Whore water applied iH mnll
iu umoaut tb0 tomrgraturegr1w higher
on decreasing amounts WAt0r applied
Co Frayolly Soils appears TO oyaporatl
inside ut W. days
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Sta7dard Cbur1b Worka.


acoh % rxsrraon. A, 49,.
Anei9ui inhibiian,i % tls -. -
nant wilton ~ the haai OF 60. -1A'
ria'ci t,hon from tho pilates o, 80, -loa
near Manchester, Ontana o., y.. \, ''ill
Translated b. The Prophet ys.,tb go,
CUT t7iii Fnn B,ls, lu0. Fll ~. :, ~
tull Doas tsmsii, ti5o. Faii Leather. ~ 80
h.A' Iui Cioth, embossed. tiot
NSoh or Mormon. ttarrs pftBtt q,
.i,'A o.it NO. ieathar, cut, $50. t-.1..''
noc'rins and covenants o. o., mi,
.esa ulud % Lausr-lay Saint. -,,t...,.-
w h''aAu'no gwen ~ Joseph smith ., -.
rfnpAeS f'r 'he building Up Of DE Tir,l.... y.
zoo in ue last days. Gut, tl.s. r8fn-.t
t-''i Iuil Roam tils. Pull Dock ls-,sul ID -
lnl L.athsr, embossed. tLl3. fauc i5t. ~
tlasod, ti.ll "a
oocirano ani Covounnts. u.,... r.....
l'f'cen' ffira uut Bu; LeaAsr. orl
Saw l'aihsr, t1.zsi Cllu, u.sa
veal or Great priCe. A .sst.. ..,......
irnn De hoysiai1aa. rfarsistart I'D ~
fai'pn' % Joseph Smith. afr ir.f... ~.
aI AoFalaior % 4s Church OF 5..,. ,.'...
lait'i-i1I Saints. Morocco. or. a..
iHath9f' 1hi' ti.9oi n1an 5se5 Ca.5. ~
toasei. zoe. ' '-'
Key 60 the Science Of Iheotoy, o.,
signed ~ an Introduction % ts. t.--. 49,
Pc % spiritual Philosophy. Hs.isi45 -
a ''fl'nnHni a. Delivered b. r- a..
eenla' and ~ hoii1fod To- this sFs %. tt....t
o'7elErant e uuivsraal p,asa. t..,t FL.
hses1eoya. - Fartsy ?. rran an -
tmbo'i'd' 7ie,' Pal con, stllassi. 81.
Voice % Wsrninu. Az iBt,f,.t...,. o..
PAIN and Doctrine % She church d, -.
Christ % Litisr-iAy gaiHis uy 49,. I.
Irsit Fni i.la1, embossed, 55s! Fgu -.
embossed, aci Lamp Ci0al. zse.
eponeor'a Letters. gIh.nuns r,s mos, s.-,.
iasat doctrines OF ths Church % Js.a, Il. -
Of Laiisr,iay saint, hy ofaoa spsas.g., n
70 vh,h u aiso siIsd bic Later ga ~,
rehih Order, in reply o, h1 Rsr. vIu.-,
cruscl, A. a., h1aion. ifau. Yuu us.. -
b7assi, 'Lu1. rli Ci0lh, emba.s.A a.
Leather, $50, dgt. tl0j.
Hymn Book. rvoutiolh Editor. ri,p 81.
Pull Roam, 55.i yui Lesmsr. lion T.,rs,.
es'a fnish, ti.sd. ieathar. duLtI
CatCchistn Tor children. rrt,ua. d..
pfuminsut doctrines OF tas Church q ~,
chra' Of Lai'st-'sy Saints ~ John la.g.-.
LoAulat, @a.' ggA, &C.. Hlarda. =.
Paper Cover. ise
A Compendium % us d,st-ins. o. r.,
Gospel, ~ Franklin %. Richard. and 1., A
iiiuo Leather, uuL tlol Lss.asr. 81 .5
Imitation LEATHER, u.ui Cou. uo
Ready aeforencoa. Scripture tsta ,--ars.s
10 subjective order, siui distorted u8ils. a..
-, tsg, and ii.lo, according IN l.1IIag.
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NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 90 ana for SALT Lal
County TERRITORY of ltah.

In the Probate Court, .n and FOR SAT- Lake
County TERRITORY OF ltah.
In tho matter OF the cslato OF George HusIer.
deceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William H Wallace, admIulsttAt0r OF the
uftatc of 1curgc ligsIur deceased. has rem
durUd tor settlement and uiuI u SAN court.
Dis hnal aec1un pl ha administration M said
estate and reulpu FORMAL diatriuuusn OF iha
residue of Hlll estate among tho porssus eu.
uugd thereto, uul luHt NHdnrsday, tho 18Th
day OF march, A. % lsl3, 90 IUo'cI0rk 70 m.
Htthe court room of rlii court. in thr County
Court House SAT- lHso CITY and County,
Utah luruolFi IHu1vu duly appointed hy tao
judge NJ tad court. Tor Che settlement NJ said
account aud NHIUuE Hsi1 Uuuulu fHF dlstriru.
uon, % which time aud plaeu any person inter.
caied iu snlh oHtatu may appear HuI show
cause, itA any thrr1 bo. why said account sh0uld
not De- settled and approved anu Una, distribu.
ton made 40 prayed foe,
Dated February 18th, A. D. ls1i
q, D.. STANTON.
CLERK OF the Probate Court. By
A. O. REESE, Deputy,
bsRReIt. AaEsaa!IA Bradley. aslorasIa
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NOTICE

FruE UNDERSIGNED COMM1EsiUNEu4
A appointed 90 asHrts thirty thousand aud
tiN hundred dollars .i1uQ.tuI ON thu real
estate Iur land claims uud imuruN0mU cite
uHtHi aud IiuF wIfhin Lamp District hu. !, uf
SAT- Lake tity. fur Che purpose uf dCifuYiuE
thn 'rNuenHo Of lighting zoo Hrgcis in rald
lamp District so. Tor the period 90 ono year
from aud after March o.. l7I1I which HHId uH.
scHsmHui D. 90 be- levied on such ~ tho real
estate Iur land claims anu improvements HH
may 10 deemed tl hu benefited uT HHii lighting,
aud Boz proportion 20 thr benefit resulting
thereto, hereby EiNc notice 90 80 urrHuuH lu.
March Q. 1856. Boz room aHl. tIfy and County
bI IIIIus. salt Lake ClIy, and that they will then
and there proceed 90 make Che contempt Hteu
ASSIGNMENT. WvruuEa will be- held daily
thereafter tuudaya excepted. 10 tho tU1u
hour and place until thu assesauont shell have
been completed. WILLARD YOUNG,
ADAM rrlERs,
"a. ilIt4a.
Commissioners.
February .lrd 1895
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manl.nE oul ,IlnarslIn NyInlcr.

Uu'OH tho stable manure can Boo shol.
tered from thow.ntor aud spring storms
Dc aoftOu advisable Co haul itoy0ry dny
or oygry wcoh Co the fold, dumping 10
be- piles Too amnll 90 heat hutnotrproad
iug &c. What ever material swasholo OF
those piles by th6 rains ur blown ~ hy
tho winds will lodge in tho s0Il whore
tho crop Or0 90 Wow, while tho leach.
iuga und dust OF tho haruynrd are uaunl.
ly both u loss Uud a nuisance. Tho saw.
ing OF thu teachings will moro than off,
30 tho fl.Hlt loss III ammonia THO
stock will thus have cleaner yards
AmlrIuan Au-HnIlnrL-L
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Az this trouble galorally comg in
winter tho theory b. that tlo hens r.-
quIro animal food. lcgla1r1ps or alit.
tlo raw meat chopped mp into pieces
about tho sizo of hlEoiuuts, twice 90
wcok. A li,glo sulphur missed with
scnldod meal ia also @ corrective Of tAs
habit Keep them supplied with broken
aholl8 or pounded bones or limo rub.
hish Hons arc moro gpt 10 cat eggs
when iu confinement than WHOM run.
ming 90 large
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MARsHAl,s SALE.


DuRsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
IL Co one directed by tho IulrI niautt
Court OF she Territory of Utah, I shall expose
no public sale, ut lho west front door OF the
county court house, lu tuH city % salt Lake.
county of salt laEo and Torutofy of Utah, on
tnG llth DAY OF March, lsIi, 40 DO O'Clock "a m ,
alb tnu TEht. title. claim aud interest uf
Thomas hauu, Mary Kane ami james Don.
urllI, Oh. Co.,, aud 90 Che following described
real estate, situate, lying und being in HAlt
Lake Gluuiy, aud described as fo'loNH, t1twitf
lot 40 tlirty, IuI iu block 80. one, ,lI Iu
bellevue PARK Addition. fn -AIt Laan city,
Utlh, being hhuniiyisl1u " lots ten ull and
eleven an, 10 block So. tIKicon .IGl, in nyn
acre plat 80" DIG sold survey, nH PEI The re-.
corded plsts thCrrHf nIsuat0 boo salt tHaU
Ul4ufF Utah r1rturgt 90 hU cold lH She prop.
grty ufThumaH Kane, Atgrr Kane and James
ouurlly, o. tho Huit ol John 81 uluCwslt.
IuruIfU f oslo. raslI.
SAT N. HiIGuAM, %. 81. Marshal,
by D. T.. AHChEH Deputy MarlhAL
Dated iouruaB De-, lslt
Bo1lh, Loo cray, atturacIs
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NOTICE.

no THE STOCKHOLDERS or TlE BuL.
4 lion Heck & Champion Aiming Company,
a corporation, You arc hereby nuiiuCd that
tho regular annual meeting Of tho stock,
holders " Faid corporation VIII be- hold nc tho
once ~ no comuauY, room No. gag whiting
ham building, ilrst south street, NaIt Lake
city Territory ~ utah, on Monday, tho an
day " March, pruNuu, az the hour OF 3 D, MS
for tho purpose Uf rlortinE officers Tor the
ensuing year, and Tor tho Transaction " such
other uubinpHa Ha may pr0prrly come before
tho meeting ny order Of thu board OF diruC'
tore,
W. j.. bLATlE. seOy,
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKHoLD.
Frs MEETING

NTOulCR Is HEnEBY GIVEN NY Oppru
N ~ the board ut dlrgcIars vi no Nor,
lroh Aiming q smelling Company, th4t a
special tturk holder meeting b. hereby C.iIoI
90 meet March y. l-ii at d. m., attic onigo
Of Breeze g hurrlH, ~, t' Commercial bllrE
salt Lake CITY, utnh, for tho purpose of o.rct,
lug % board NJ duect0rs aud oncorf. and ip
yule on an amendment 90 the articles % incor,
p0ration, 20 make rho capital stock ~ s5it
company Hsscsshblc,and 10 transient such otbsr
business Ns maY come before Do
cali Lake cry, Uhh, February lS. la5
j, HUNT, secretary,
J. A. bush, President.
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NOVICE or AssEssMENT

Lucky l.I Mining Company Location OF
prucpa. place ut buHinuss, Para Jlty, Utah.
Location ut NuU, -nahO Greek Mining
District WuFalgu county, Utah,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI Al
~ o. meeting ~ iHD board u trustees. held
ht PARK Nty, 600 Che .Jgn day " January,
1875, uu assgsHmput no. NJ OF ~ cents rtr
share W1a levied on ino capital stock Of Tho
corporation, payable 20 tho ueaiuror, g. A,
Gibbs, rooms aud 70 5d south slain street
Of March, l-l5,
Any stock upon which the assessment ro.
mAius unpaid ON tho Uih day VI March, ihI3,
will Do delinquent ana advertised Tor salc Ht
public auction, and DO payment "a mot made bO.
fore, Will DO sold on INC aQih day OF March,
les, At tho hour org o'clock y, me- 40 the once
OF the treasurer, 90 nay assestmUuia and cost
OfAdyorublug and expense Of sale.
w. J. BURTON,
Secretary,
Park CITY, Jan. 29lh, 1870.
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III |a#H I#.H" o. |# . 10 .
200 a. REQUIRED by iae tnri -,c..n , 5.ni
~. it Nv, Nv. ~, ". ,, ftIit tfgis Fr6Wing
in ~ Donniy oi iis l'a.e, ..i lt.r's CO.
,t,, ,.nA ~ WI ~, ~, M sf fmt dcs
,. $1,000 Wy ~. ~ tbt formula 30 be
VIZ ia.e ~. r., aai '''' '''o
srMrNo.
Inc aut .prylqg ,esill DO before the buds
boz woolly Avs. Green Apis seur'y' Darn
nnrpr
n.la.e4 lime, 3 'll1,,s.
.'. pr itt11,t-
% '
"''e" ~. .........,..
puiu1pN ron NiNiNv $500. .,
Place Do UIuulH ui hmt anu a' l.Au4.. ~
auulur n tyiIar w.iI - salons Of W xxx
g.. ~. r.'g ,l..l .,sgt ssrip.a5s " POUNDS
of lms b. D usire. iad rolr Wa,sr suuusn
gtr. u fn HHHflH..Is aiaks 3D.. add tIe .lit
vT.rua..Iv. aI# Iuf ImC and Sulphur and
Doll hlIf au hour .0ut,r sdd water uuvus. o.
uate .iA si,.l', .i' iS',5 is ussi ia
sli'l i-ts.t...uftat grIa dor.
t.. go. .. H.. .tItr" a.Haga Inr
KY. i. .Urt.I r. .H.I b. WIlin soVun
. 10 iIil...5 f..Is uras aIlu r. tUr
i..' as,...tf,rl IL. IautUard
i ... irtI# l11lsr In uutiIHs fn au
Hi 'I-......, ....s..B- s9sfI bs made Ht inter.
,.' f t.,.. t.I't, .H.t..u f4EH .frr IHc
lt.f ,..lr,.f. Uf IlI.1 trn iH dfIH.H dave.
rrd DO ths mli.,rol lsio apple. -utTuag tlg
apfNlnf sua.l roulnu. un.l a9'l, th' or
@. I'e..eH - 'h'.' '. ~ rsiI,,g
ml.h snsli d. - ''lloH' 3, i,..,. ...,, q, t,5
if lnNH bola ''' '' '''i' H'1'N ~ '--
-.'s Wai.r ..t ..... ....... t., s.t
i'F N.iE H.'a '"' '' N'' A'N-"
Etd Wh... ....t.f, ., ,.... ....., o., OIL,
-'I.. s.ts'
urusalh trees . OBJ. Of Paris grccn 90 go
H.... water.
Iu ta.uUHHu mIN with rIuHI parts 90 wheat
Iufe uunr Dee % stand over night
HU.HuI Ioluuu purple O. DO used Do iuc
same HuIIttI suI mixed us directed lu tuu
uiat lU.uula.
uuuprAuN MIXTURE
third
iusIcdiouta- u'rhaio ~ copper ...,.
ihlHe hlflHil s....as.t., o pounds
lusllkyd limc',,.,'..,t
water .....,ssssss.s...tal4 gallons
nu.rtrtUNs.
.....f,.,,. ,.,
warn. t5tt wafer. siakc the iiuIe IA els ss,ootns
ui water, unu Wucu 'D9lt pour slowly lAl' tul
Cor a.ruincr Wien HprlhE .ul lVn.iAn,il
lwuuli a1vlsc iAo pculi1 whenever nlsal..e
w. o.n,..' wv, '.i... ,,,,,l ., M nm ~ ii.
~. '....t I,,,,...'il Z. Nan a. .g i.ss. n.
.N' "a'N. ' ~ ~. st. f'gtIt.
p, ~. ..,.., ny ',., 80 .rr.gfB.
''"''A''oA 'N'l '.l '.V "..' 'F'-'''"
nfHlgiioNs.
pound of faas srgga or London purple 1910
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FRED j. WAY

Has opened q Meat Market, at No.
3 East First South Street, and
will be pleased TO wait on his friends
and the general public with a
choice selection Of prime meats At
Bottom Prices, Free Delivery
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mo reopI1 VI llo T1rHl1ry Of Ullh leni

The People VI She Territory Of Utah send
10 ! q. HAT. Thomas % shsarm,n and slrs
Ilmra rhtaTman. bis wife, alter %. Lowe
and Hmma O.. Love, bn VIE, Gilbert J.,
thamlsrAu, and Annie u Chamberlain
Doc wife, o. ", D. 1ruth ana friscillh A
Guntu, has wife, Louis q, Parsons and
MTa Louis . rarsuns, the National Ham
% she Republic b corporation, u, q. COL
DIE ami Nrs, %. e.. toInt, hIa vito, and tur
Metropolitan iuvosuncnt COMPANY, cor.
u1Etuuu, Parker q Dcpuu. o corporation,
rrIll u. Gibson, deicudant'
w. AIR hLNEll REQUIRED 10 Az.
pear Ia 90 action brought agains you ~
ut above uamCd uitntiH lu sue laIioi D9uu
OF !lo Third Judicial ulauiet Of tho Territory
o. Ntah, 400 90 answer 800 complaint hlci
thefgiu Wiihiu Ten taysIeHclusiyo % the day OF
tFrvi1ol aile. $40 f.ryIco on y0l Of ths
a4aim1ut-if served witniu this JOuntyi or. o.
served outot tula county, hut in tbis district
within twenty l1yHi otherwise within forty
d1yr-or judgment .y tgauu will no tastn
against on, according 90 tuu prayer OF sad
COMPLAINT
lh6 aol1n 90 brought 60 have Judgment
against defendant iua.f DO sum w il-sU. with
igm1gr ~ 1901, Cor slt iazg rud, $3.50 ftt6r.
ugyH foes aud costa u fuiti alleged tl Nr QUO
ol Two certain lromit'ory uuioa, Executed 81
guardian % thU eslatGa ot john Andrew i. a..
lNHu N, Margaret and hufllIuo Gibson,
March ~, 1921, ,agn Tor fIi.J. with interest
bsing duo and wholly uupiii save 10 o and
interest 10 7tp.auugr 10, l'lI. taii John.
IlIua s.. aud Margaret GIBSON having fuer
uuHuUu Of agc. and luY asHFHCd tutIrIutUf.
este lu HHld notes Go pInlnuiIH. who are now Tie
owners thereof, sHI1 notes being secured Uy a
mortgage ut even dHt1 un premises hereinafter
ursHuH0t, executed by raId Hiatt. Go and
Johnston rs FuHrlnni 90 ha,a che usual DC.
cree % tlis court Cor thu foreclosure Of Hllu
uorlE Ee and slle NJ HEii prUmlses. auiudFtus
that proceeds ~ such s.lf lu applied lu nay.
mont of Amuuur que aa Lb.y0s thut defend,
ants nui hlI purs1uA rlaiUlnE under them ba
barred and furgUIutud OF HIl clam ur equity OF
redemption 300 sail prentice, That plaintiff
have uuhrlcurH Judgment against defendant
Iuait and Tor other rGuct. taid rreuifrs .re
described Ha iONoEs. to.Wltt Al ~ lot D.
block ., nyu HOru Plat A, iNg field uyuy.
situate boz SAT- laso County, uiah Territory.
ANA you orc hereby notified that il YOU IuU
10 appear aud answer iht Euid complaint uB
above required, ihU said plsluuu will rpIy 10
trs Court Tor Che rtliUf demanded Morulu
witness the Hon. samuel 4, Merritt. Judge
ana tho Hra OF tho dlHtunt court uf
Mo Third Judicial hlfrtt in and
lsEAL.l for thr Territory OF utaH. tbH Gtu
uuY uf'fghruary bon thr vtHr 0f our
Lord ono thousand uiEdt buudrtl
and nlutfY.rve.
DAVID A.. DUNLAP. Clerk.
by GEORGE D. Looms. Deputy CItrk.
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From Fourth wtri, spanish Fork,
Uan stake, per BitnJp Andre" r.
Nicloou!
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SUMMONS

In tho District Court iu and f0r The Third
judicial ulttritt ~ Utah lcutOD, county
Uf Halt Lake,
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~ OBEDIENCE TO AN ACT oF IN,
i General Assembly OF iho Icuiofy or
Iiah appr1veI Marco Il IslL entitled 81
Act Authorizing the Uuuu.y Courts 20 Apl.iln.
truu irUl llspectIrs .ud OBJ ir1fIle ~. 'N.
UCltrl ruun uf FrAll ueaIrJYiuE iu.e "a T.
D a.. hIrsHIlr. PROBATE judge il aul ioi 10y.
Lake tuuutF. boo 0rfor Oh give effect 90 aalA a. Q
and as required nY Cue thiri .tculn incl ell'a'
hereby issue th.B. 10Y Urlrl am4tnn, u'5i.u.
log thc time Tor spraying ffit It. tiYNiH-
iuH DO County OF sails isaEu. anu othtrNNe .l7-
injecting orchards. warehouse, eilttsl y
shat ore infected with auy tlnl ~ iul. "N
Toying iuHeels, And also tho llrmu'A ." w
used Tor such UuruuHu.
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From Csntrcyillu ward, Day.s Stake
roo J hu j. smith, Etq.;

IoLAL .--.-.........-..-....-.........l w
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
THE APACHE MURDERBRS Strong Cavalry Details After Them. RenegadeS at Large Off the
 Reservation. EskimInzin, One of the Most Famous of Apache Chiefs. Is
 Dead.

SOLOMONVILUE, Ariz., Dec. IT, Col. Summer, commander at Fort Grant, arrived here Fdl1is afternoon. He has troops now out alt every point where Indian renegades are likely ito pass. Two troops from Fort Grant are sta tioned at Dundan, one arrived at Fort Thomas today and troop left Fort Apache today flor Thlompson's ranch on Bagle creek.
 Capt. Mccormick, with a troop and scouts, has tl1ailed two renegades from Whitlock mountainls ito Ehe Gila river, near GaIdhrie, between Cliddon and Dun can. The trail was Host there in the rough country, but the troops will take it up again and Ifollow on foot if neces- sary-
 The Indians abandoned a pony, which was brought lin by the troops.
 Col. Summer says his orders are to keep the troops oIt and that he will spare no pains to capture the rene gades. He will likely remain here, di- reotinlg the movements of troops from dhis point.
 There is no semb,ance of trouble of outbreak of Indians from the White Mountain reservation and no excite ment here. The renegade Indians have been off the resrVation six wars.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
APPJAUDED IN THE SENATE.
The Message Meets With Republican Approval.

WASHINGTON Dec. 17.-!The mes sage reached the senate about 10:30. Senator Morgan, chairman of the conn mittee on foreign relations, examined tuhe message and then moved to go into executive session. At 12:40 the doors were closed.
 At 1 o'clock the senate resumed its Legislative session and the message of the president was laid before the sen ate. The executive session, it was ex- plained officially, had been devoted to the consideration of nominations.
 The senators showed the keenest in- terest in the reading of the massage. There was hardly a vacant seat on bhe Republican side and but few absentees on the Democratic side.
 AS the reading dosed there was hearty hand clapping from aM quarters of the chamber, Chandler, Republican of New Hampshire, leading in the demonstration on the Republican side. Veterans of Idhe senate say it was the most spontaneous demonstration in their recollection.
 The message and accompanying doc uments were referred to the committee on foreign relations, and at 1:15 p. m Ith senate adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
How the Message Was Received il
 Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The mes- sage of President Cleveland to congress transmitting the correspondence ba- tween Secretary Olney and Lord Sails bury relative to the Venezuelan b0un- daTy dispute, creates a sensation in Washington today.
 Although the nature of Secretary Olney's vigorous communication and of Lord Salisbury's answers had been already accurately -foretold in dis patches from Washington and London tn ere was still great popular craving to learn just how the president would deal with Lord Salisbury's refusal to suhyit the matter to arbitration and the message was listened to with in- tense interest in congress, and was read with avidity on the streets.
 Nowhere was there a voice lifted in dissent from the doctrine so firmly laid down by the president. but on the contrary, there was an outburst of pa triotic feeling that must have been highly gratifying to the chief execu- tive
 Ill the dignifed United States senate a body thai rarely hlbits emotions on any occasion, there was witnessed the unparalleled spectacle of hand e,ap- ping and applause, which was a spon- taneous expression of the approval of almost every senator, without regard to party.
 On the streets the message was dis cussed and old veterans of the late war talked exultantIy of what they were prepared to again undertake at the call of their country.
 Tn the great hall of the pension building the employees gathered and sang with gusto the Star Spanglad Banner" and My Country 'Tis of Thee"
 At the White House messages poured in from every quarter of the country congra tu,ating the president on the message.
 The matter, of course, as of the greatest interest in diplomatic circles and the general impression, on sober second consideration of the notes, was that the matter has not yet reached a stage where war is imminent and that a hint of Great Britain's purpose to reopen negotiations with Venezuela looking to a settlement of the dispute between themselves perhaps may be regarded as an indication of how the whole matter wiN end.
 Minister Andrade of Venezuela said: "The message is superb. It is even a surprise to me in it's viIgor and noibil- iIty of sentiment expressed and in it's masterGy exposition of the Monroe doc trine"
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18

Venezuela, and adds: "When the re- port is made and accepted it will, in my opinion, be the duty of the United States to resist by every means Tn its power, as a wilrtfui aggression upon its rights and interests. the appropriation by Great Britain of any lands or the exercisement of governmental jur:s- diction over any territory which afher investigation we have determined of right belongs to Venezuela. In making ing these recommendations I am fully alive to the responsibility incurred and Sul,y realize all the consequences that may fof,ow."
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18

J. Edward Simmons, president of the Panama raGrJald, had been instrurted by the dired1ors Iof the railroad conn., pany some days ago ito sign The agree menlt
 The contract is designed to make a complete line between New York and the Pacific coast at San Francisco, the Pacific Mladl running ltihe line ships on Ithe Pacific coast and tIhe Panama rail- road on iIhe A!lDantic cciasIt. The two will exchange business on through lb.Llls olf lading.