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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

There vas another chapter 10 the Tewksbury case yesterday when Judge Bethune made an order directing tba' the accused murderer of Tom Graham be admitted to bail in the sum Of $lO.- 600. Ed. Tewk.bury will soon be walk ing the streets, for his many friends who have stood by him from frst to last, will raise the $l0y 900 in . few days. Tawksbary has been one of ihs hes. be- havsd prisoners ever confined in th Pima county jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
Miles Gibbons vs Frank Dubacker,

Miles Gibbons vs Frank DubackeY, et al, is the title of a suit brought in the district court yesterday. Itis an -jec,ment SUI. in which the plaintiff asks for possession of the Lucky Boy mipe, which defendants are alleged 10 have entered upon and taken posses sion of unlawful! Oae thousand dollars damages and costs are also asked for as a eide issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
Cattle SeKz0reS.

The cattle trouble still continues in Lower California and is assuming a serious nature. Jos. s Carter, an Am erlcan who has been'ip the country 10 years and whose stock was; aili horn on Mexican soil, was arrested and is now in jail at Ensenada. Doualc Moore and Vim. Carney, two other Americans who were driving through the country look. ing..for a range, were also arrested and are now in jail. Their entire outfits were confiscated. Chas. Baker, Peter Johnson and some others left the country, bat all their stock IS in the hands of the Mexicsns. The stock is valued at xl5. 900. It will be driven to Ense nsds and. sold. Jos. s. Carter hes written a long letter to the YumA Times from tiie jail at Ensenada. He with Moore and Carney are thro ~n in to a damp cell eight by ten feet and confined for three days. They are still in Ail but not confined to the cell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

THE tin market in the United States las been considerably agitated ol lai. y contest between party of bull on the Continent and Of bears in Lon lon. Uncle Sam is understood ove' thero to be an awiuliy soft mark in : trade, and while foreign sharpers jug gle with prices, he ehovels out tho sold 10 meet their demands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

tROI OSAl-S FOR DISINTERMENISA AT Fort Bowie. eadquarters Department )f ,he Colorado. o ce Of the Chief Ou 'rter- master, Denver. Colorado. Jan. 30. Is95.- iealed prop sal, in t7plicate will be received at this office ntl IT clock, a. m, March I, 1895. at wh oh time and p'ace they will be opened in the presence of attending bidders. for :isin;erirg disn:ecting boxing and Tel, o,ipg emain of soldiers and tier ia1ilss S, and cat ng and removing the headstones from the bandoned post of Fort Bowie, A. T., and de ivering them al Bowie Station. A. T.. all un- Ter the di cotton of this office. Full particulars s to uia1.rer c: work. probable nunb- T, boxing rating etc, can be had or application at this fife F. B. Atwood. Major and Chef Guar te m aster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

The Mechanical Gold Extraction Go. has commenced suit against Duncan Mastesson, ct al, 10 forecloss q. mort gage on the plant at, Dos Cabezas together with $500 attorney fees. Al len English is plaintiffs attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Never in the. history of the s. P. road nave co many freight trains been crowded dong that line. Three and four are frequently strung along one after the other, and side tracks and switches are tested to their full capac ity to accommodate them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

The Verde military reservation was throwu open to settlement last week. I, contains 10000 acres. On the hrst twenty-four filings of 160 acres each were made ut the Prescott land office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

A large quantity of copper matte was brought up from the Nacosari mines yesterday to Fsirbank for ship men. east. Several cars of coke ase being loaded on to wagons today. for the return trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

The Rambler holds all the track records in Arizona. Among them are the following all n sdein competition : I mile, flying start 31 secondr; I mile. standing start. B Is seconds; I mile, standing start. l or; mile flying start l 1Ol; one mile, standing start, 2:ls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

WA ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen make firm 8 to & per day iolding. addressing circulars and corresponding for me al their homes. Permanent position. For reply Send self-addressed stamped envelope 10 J. w. KELLER, AIishawaka. Ind. author of "Hounds and flares.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

H. e. Hooker will drive lJ0O head Of mixed cattle from Sonora onto his range in this county. The cattle will be moved next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

E. w. Langford came in yesterday from the Huachucas. He brought in several saples of rich ore from Camp Israel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Both branches of the legislature ad, iourned last night until Tuesday next. A large number of the members took advantage Of the vacation to go home
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Catllemen in the Panhandle coun try, Texas, are endesrorink to have the state quaran,ined against Sonora cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

A Baptist minister was caught by citizens in an Oregon town after roh- b;ns 6 safe O! it's contents. He was masked and DO one would have thought of searching his pulpit if the mask had not fallen off,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co.

Postof1ice-Tcmbstone,
 Range-Betwten Chiricahna and Drago p mts; Steer range on Bugle and Bonita cresS Graham county.
 Cau.e tranc-l C left side and c left hip Horse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle W on left side: Circle . on left side: ZIP connected. on rigk; sid and hip: lf- on right side; Diamond J on lef hi .; EO bar und. ', on left side and hip; 6 or right side; SI' on left side; l5 on right side
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

iu snih-. Slx m1nths O. ths; tyre iis suffering Wa--imp!y gn;old, then l la.r1 th~ -s. o! the G. TI's Pa EsaEB!Es, in tT5 n-gr'ss Inc awful dislsse had ceasea it's vengeance. and my dar
 iirg 5oy lad rect, and tc al 7:sr-fpIcC the dis
 ease bad yielded. but : oonllauei tbs medicine for seveEa! noniss after DO trace could ..e seen O. It On aBy pat Of h.
 tofr Ttfe fla-for- tg-
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Ten colored soldiers went through Fairbank this morning 10 help fill the ranks over at Huachuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Dr. P. J. Cotter. territorial prison physician, has been elected president of the Arizona medical association.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

J. A. Moynshan is doing Florence this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Wm. H. Hauxhurst and family have moved to Nogales where they will re- side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Dr. Hamilton was elected treaurer O the Arizona Medical Association at t1, recent meeting in Phenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Coiin Cameron and wife are taking in the sights at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

These coli winds chap your hand and fare. The Tombstone Drug Stor has a full line of emollients. [
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Tramps are so tbick at Marioopa and Phoenix, that they are hoidin each other up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

The A. O. U. W. will hold their grand lodge at Phenix on March l2,h
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Today being q legal holiday no husi- ness was transacted around the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
WORST FORM ECZEMA
Months. Cured in Two Nontrs Dy Cuticursi Se;nedics.

Th,s i- to eerriry that a child of mine had Eczema . its ,rur-t .OrIa and wii-h iai-i the bcst mcd'
 .Ii sail th.t eou.d be employed nsIe. Tine Hitle mfieTer was wfai ped in agony for nt least eigh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Rev. F. ". Downs left this mornin. for Bisbee on @ short business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Win. Breckeuridge and P La Grange registered yesterday, al the Palsce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

The Star says that Judge Bethune has taken to riding a wheel in Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

A church on wheels is novel eight st the depot in Tucson.
 Pual Noriega was relieved recently in Tucson of so feet of tapeworm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

EI W. B. TAYLoRsa Co. Postoftce-Bisbee.
 Range-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle brandy on left side. Horse brands on left thigh
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
JOHN P. GRAY

JOHN P. GRAY. Postofhce-Powers. A. T. Ranse-Rucker canyon and head of San Cattle brand = 08 bar over. on left sidef Horse brand-96 on left thigh. Also cattle branded Gv left side and hip d Th connected on lett hip. Also cattle branded V on left side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
ERIE CATTLE EI,
ROCkFELI.OW & $

ROCs FELLOW & SERvOSS. Pcsiofice-Wilcox
 ksnge-Sulphur Spring Valley, Cattle bTand-NH let hip. Young s,ock rranded on hip. old stock on ,he side Horse brand-N Y left shoulder. Also own double cross brand with N V, some ines run A. quarter circle or dart: Run cattle m ID . brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
(. NJ. RENAUD,

Postoffice-Wilcox,
 Range-san Simon valley, Cattle brand-O-O with crossbar on et Old brand-eiK on left side; Hone brand Arrow onl fl shoul CT
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

A cala was brought to me with chronic eczcns ihat had dched splendid treatment I'o.I many good doctors. As a regular NJ. D.. .hc..ld have confirmed similar iresJssert, h:i :bca.; It ,sse! less 50 pr. it on CuTIcURks. The child Is wei
 c. l.. GURNEY, E- b, J5on "a
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

Sold everywhere. P-iee. C 5TIcr-Rs, 5ac.. s0A. <se-; ;,E-oiyESr. silal. I'r -areG ay thc POTTER DEU.. ASr CsTLG-,-Ni. C5Ei -s:1gins, Bostcr.
 ss- Send for " iiow to ( re Skin Disea-es," 6i pages, 51 illgsira,ios.s, and ( testimonials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

watched the disease with much interest and cOule c1.y ssy Well donei" The case was known ia md vi ie and every body was much surpri-ed- Baf ihtni- 10 CUTIcURA REMsD!E-. Could taeie ts asyth.1g ca cath shs. would cause father 10 rs l,icc it surely would Dc when the ;ie f-ocent ons sould have saeh a remedy at band. ,Sr- poftrai, aGrewitb) '. 4. NICOLES, Bunker Hill, lad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
CuticuYa ResolvenG

The new Blo0d and Skia Purifier. i-fcrHaiiv. ane CUsIC; Rs. tsa great .-si1 Cas-. st.i CtItC uRG SOsP, ;i. ex4ui-ie skia Iea4'IIis.. czsef-.-iiy i
 rlsatl, re;jcss aud s.Gy ..y t,'-e'se a:,i homor oi the skin, scalp. and hood, wi;h loss Of aair from infancy 10 age. from . plcs b scrofgla.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10
From Frsddy's Daily.

,.r..s0 |. ,-. ,o.r os,e. 4. .,oo-o-e.... ..rr,..
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-10

1loy'C Sk.r and ScaiD. ariicd and bcautifed nSOi , by CuucUrA sur. Absolutely pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13

used to te In Kansas and hopes to
ussoin UAn.
TIE convention provided Itself with
clock today. lhe memlofs can now
"ilmon themselves nnI incidentally
krtp Track Of the time consumed by
the "lcllows On the other eide"
Time enough was spent In naming
two 'pndcuendouW committee clerk
last evening TO have Imported one from
-. MuasufrI by the yard stick OF
convention procedure % cost more 90
simply employ these persons than ID
will 10 pay Tor th0ir services.
Colonel squlrcs Is something moro
than q g10d secretary. While uCiing a
Temporary chairman 90 tho C0nvcr-
ton lmt evening he coon domonsifni.
ed that me- vas familiar with parlia-
muntary qIutiys He WELDED Pfcsi.
dent 5miln's savol with commeudauic
skill.
Natlan Will do an immenpo amount
of work neioie the lay "a adjournment
uiIlves. Although he has been uon-
caucus member from tho commence
mont, he ia often nsked by delegates
who icw days ago dubued him a
"u0ltob" 90 pass judgment upon or de.
eide delicate prohlcmF.
The Convention telephone has n tlgt
attachment tor long distance talking.
Before the machine Will operate tue
usual rJiu must be dropped into H.
capaciJus NAV, Short range (ciiy)
talking, however, eau he indefinitely
INDUCED in by Tie delegates without
c ito themselves.
Miss McMsslers and Miss Clark are
extremely lubilaut over their employ
munt ~ committee clerks by the Con-
vcntior. Besides the monetary cou-
sidcrstion involved they regard 1t ~ n
good omen tor the fair tex whom they
believe will receive all the recognition
they ak tc1n tue delegates.
Miss McMaslors looking TO the
future, has determined 10 record in q
private memorandum book the names
Of all the delegates who voted against
her ,m li0yment Ia order, as she Gays,
% show hur lady irirnds st the iirst
election 1i equal auiifnge iu tue Ter
fototy, that the men who did soil
caudidatuH--shOuld not receive their
vote. "Aui," with manifest ass uf-
anye she concluded, "l'll SEQ that they
d0n'l get them, either"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
Land Omce Filings.

The following nlings were made In
the local laud office under date Of
March III:
Thomas n. Wishing ST., Of Salt Lake
CITY, homestead entry 20 the sluthw est
quarter OF the bouthtast quarter VI
section 80, township o south, Rnd lot
Of section O. Ia township south "
range wet
William Hayes, q Echo, summit
county, hOmostnaI entry OF the north
half OF the northwest quarter and the
north half of tho northeast quarter VI
section ". township . nurIhi range 3
oasi.
Andrew q. Lindberg, Of Gunnlson,
5anpete county, homestead entry %
the north half Vi the northeast quarter
OF section %, and the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section n, tOwu-
chip - s0utn, rauge / east.
Thomas J, Udy, Of Plymouth, Box
Elder county, tlnal proof Of timber
culture entry OF the south hall OF the
southwest quarter, the northwest
quarter OF tue s9ulhwtb. quarter, au1
tue southwest quarter OF tue northwest
quarter Of sBUd0n ~, township 10
north, range 3 wtit.
IsaAo u. Hiil, Emil II. kammer6r
anu Logan &. Cnance, application Tor
mineral patent for tho Apollo lode, ia
Detroit mining district, MlllarI county.
The following patents 10 mineiaI
lands have bscn received;
John IL. Dewey, ~. James lode, lot
200, IN the West Mountain district,
salt Lake county.
"a. N. Butte, Junehug and Baby
Elephant claims, being lot 2B58, Ia the
Camp Floyd district, TO0elr c0u uty.
Thomas Kay, Of Mona, Juab county
final proof Ot homestead entry OF the
north half Of the southeast quarter, the
southeatt quarter OF thesouthUhst quar-
ter and the southeast quarter VI the
northeast quarter u toclion II, town
ship III south, range 1 oust.
Jesse &. Little, Of Morgan, Morgan
county, homestead entry OF the north
half o. tho northwest quarter and the
west half OF tue northeast quarter Of
section ~, township north, range
east.
Frank a. Little, Of Morgan Guy
Morgan county, homestead entry "
the east half Of thu northeast quarter
aad the east hall Of the southeast quar-.
tor OF section 80, township north,
range east.
William Passler, u Salt Lake City,
homestead entry OF the suuthug,t quar-
tor OF the southeaal quarter OF section
20 township south, range 4 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
IMPERFECT
VISION

Is caused by the length and shape OF
the eyeball, When the proper dimen'
sions OF the eye are accurately ascet-
tanned il Is easy to prescribe the proper
glasses.
hut hy the methods commonly in
vogue, glasses are fitted by the oculist
trying successive test glasses until the
patient selects combination which De
thinks improves bis vision. This IS o l'y
guess work on the part Of both.
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perieg, satisfaction, owiua
to the eyes becoming easily conlu d
when being tested.
By DR.. She.mcrdues original mc,U.
DDS an accurate measurement OF la"
irregularities OF the conea, and The
length Of the eyeblll Is taken by sciga.
tic instruments, which record results
that do not vary fraction Of an inch
One instrument proves another, thus
making a mistake absolutely impossible.
lie has fitted many hundreds and
given universal sdli5action.
Every pair OF glasses are especially
ground to suit the peculilrities oil each
case, and guaranteed,
As all examinations are free Il will
cost you nothing to find out whether
your vision can be benefited or not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
Sta7dard Cburcp Works.


eeoh o. Vernon. Al a.oouat Of ~
Ancient taha5t aaa " Che American cint.
mont vduau ~ th' hand oi Mormon upun
piaioa t,lgn from ra pIs..i % Srpfi. found
noal N-Heh'aiar uaH.l Co.. saH Yoit. and
translated BY u8 Prophet Joseph smith. ",
ON $40. iui ula., ll1. ral ultu ti.Isi
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Nai iull con, smH1saai. t.ei
hsok OF Mormon. .I4H.o print) M0rooeo,
ht,rh oIt, % o., Leather, uui. 800 Leather.
t1H. gIuh tIra
bootrine nnd covenants % uo Church a
4ul' '.r.f. of LttH..hy saints. containing
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ff'pAe- o.. hH hIHlIus up of the k.1,i1u u
ood Go o.. iat i1ys. gut tl5s. u1lt.
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fmI I.A.l.f, embossed Ji.l3. Pull cloth. gm.
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Pearl Of Great pricc. choice collection
trum h' lureHuaHI, Translation. and Saf.
rtiona of JuIela suIia. afat Prophet. sost
tni h'ro|ailf Of us Church af Jesus CHRIST u
la'i'rihy Saints Nlus.t. uuL u.Hi
Leallt1 GlL 500, I.laa s5t.i cloth, on.
huTsUi, d1e
Key 80 tho science Of theology. M.
fis1ol af Hn Introduction Co. Gao Uut rr.uei.
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eientr, lHi ll uaftosei iH tlit Ago tHf tHo f.d
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Pratt POW Roam embossed 50t, Tau C0tA
embossed, 3iri Limp CIlu. 49,.
sDonrcr's Letters. Exhibiting tts most prom.
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OF Laiiafday saints By Ors1u Spencer. A. IL.
20 vh.Ch ia also aiird his taitar on Psrt
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stira fulsh, tig' Leather 0uL tts..
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prrutnsu' doctrines % ho church 90 J.su,
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Loaiher, Ggi Cloth, 25e.. uaauIs. ail /:
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in iuhl1gtgs order, with Historical u.tas, a.,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
OGDEN.
OGDEN, UrAL MARCH Is, 1895,
Guano Litigation.

Deputy Marshal CooI went out 10
Gunuison Island auu served u restrain
ing order on Meisrs. Cummings, 'Ames
anu Jennngs, tho salt Lake parties
who have located the deposits by
making desert entry Of the came. Com.
plant aud summons was also served
on the above named gentlemen 10
appear In the Fourth district court on
M8rch 80 ana show cause why the
temporary injunction should not be
made permanent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
NOtes.

work on tho irouworks il expected
to mmouce IN a few days, Just M
soon us Mr.. Evans arrives f,om tue
East. Iusieau Of go ton capacity fui.
mace, tie one icing shipped is Of 1926
tons capacity.
Commitslanot Gideon united In mar
riage yesterday Eugene H.. SKINNER
anu Miss Jane Widdowhvld, both OF
H. K Mountain, Wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
COMMERCIAL.


T1Iav,s clearing house oKchauges
amounted 10 500. 22s. Ssme day last
ytaL Sl5),gig
1opAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvrr, lead, 81.
London. Silver, 80.
ORE AND nuLLtuN.
Wells, Fargo q O.. received today:
Penn. bullion, sl3,la1.
Mccormick a co. received today:
siIvetnud lead orcs, 81, 200
n. n. Jones n Co, received tojayi
Ores, S2,luO; bulIlou, yj,OUu TOia,
tTluO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
SOLICITING Committee.

The committee appointed BY the
Natural Gas Day executive committed
to solicit funds for the celebration Ii ~
followt!
For the district north OF First South
street, including both Sides Of South
'romple-H. NJ. Wells, Jno. q Can.
non, Joseph Il. Csine, l.. ". Madson
ami j. s. Cameron.
North Of Second South ttreol-Gso.
NJ. Scott, G. IL. WantlanJ, ID. e..
Adams, }, n, Dooly, A. w. McCune,
Francis Armstrong, George a. Lowe,
q. NJ. Downey, Geo. A. snow, Fsed
Simon and h. Kahn.
North OF Third South slreet-James
Anderson, M. J. Gray, w. h. HUI.
bard, NJ. J. Cheesuan, L.W. DiltmRn,
$. b. MilueF anu h, w. Duncan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13

II! tle delegates have been crying out
70, bulletin board flr DAYS hui tbsv
haven't got IL yet. '"'
n. MO'es Thatcher has exhibited an
tyI, MN pso'ea amount OF energy ana ac-
"''y In committee work.
b, mart Of Cache has shown himself 10
~ ~, ny Of the best patliamsntaTiaps. N
4'' 'ne very best In the Convention
.r Solonel sq1lTes makes an excellent
mI I accommodating clerk n tao com.
dsh t,ee On revenue, public taxation md
oRranhoSs 'atk, ono OF tho lady stem.
us,iln"ots' Ia practical and ca
''u0ol woman EuflragisI, she
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
srocMs Avn nARHnIs.

NV Nuuh. March d. =IHr initial HlIUH
on tHu change were generally HIeuuy above
thH nuaI trauauUuuuH .irrinU. sugar IU|
proved e nor cent, tcuul. raeInu advanced
- 60 lla Great northern, preferred, cold
pICr iU.ll she trend uf NaIugs wac downward
sugar rnryIgd % Canadian FHr 81 improved
UUr cent The market continued heavy .ftgl
Or and prices declined % 900 tUU active
liat sew Nort central, s. 1rtnvcHt and sugti
leading the downward movement EdHo
tlccrir OF Ncw lofk broke - Uu sale Of a.,
shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
,co,,,sa.d yrom rage o"s)
ANOTHER BUSY DAY,

.,slooo. the llsu,enant-sovern7r
tilai9 U, 49,. treasurer 81 ,5OJi anu other
sac y ii,chn5r' Of Salt Lake, ptoviding
ny Jistfiput!on OF powers into reg
.i.ttvs, executive And Iuu''''' O'P'''
menls. ,.-..,. tuiiclaI article.
,,sovidea fof three supreme IuNs'7
IT, term shall be WE'VE yvnls'
W., 1850 an intermediate Appe.N'e
A'.t of thtee members may DE ere lil'
W.. 'bali he held az leact four terms
'u.ily. Superior JUICES IN uW-
al are provided tor o. i!li2"si
u,' and Box Elder, one JunEej
s,Js., Two ludgei; DAVIS aud iooriei
indse: SNt LAKE, threo lungoti
yus,,ii Wasatch, MsfEnh euu idcni
nuliIt, ,tg,. Ut.h, two iuigesi juan,
eh9 spi HEAVIER, onB Judge; CHr.
iiintab aud Saupete, one judge
eIi putr, Wayne, Emery anu
1870 one Judge; 0itiiuiu, NHhei
1lsuv, ron. Iron aud san Juan, one
me term OF the superior
lsghs. sbail be six years. The superior
ul.,s sh9li have Jurisdiction Ia All
GU, ,nvplytng $500 OF oven Salaries
c,lss 'n ,.r,s isIprs shall be 5000, anJ
~ supgfior Iudgef, $1,000. Justices
,hs peaee are given iuflsdiotion ny
to 500. -.,.,o,i,to, v.,s 70.
,srfvi 10 appropriate romni''oe''
OFFICERS SALARIES.
On moti3u u Pierce Of salt Lake the
,n,,tion OF liking the compensation Of
w. officers VI me Convention whose
s'i.,issn are net specided ~ law, was
,sisffei 10 tho committee on accounts
$40 EXPENSE
10 sAFELY KEEP PAPERS.
R,befls Of Davis moved That tue
committee on accounts and expenses
h. ipstructed TO provide drawers, lock-
- or s5mu other COntriyanCu 10 be
laced on of under tue tables Tor TIE
l,s,sfyaiion Of books and papefH VI
membus Adopted.
AcmEF cjMMIrrEE CLERK
Goodwin Of Salt Lake moved to om-
,lov a chief committee clerk whtsg
luiv n shall be 70 take from dlctaiiUn
,srofts from uhairmon anu pI0posi-
u5rs from mtmbCfs IA shorthand ami
iinscrbe tue same into lonRhand-
MI to expedite busintts aud make
reading easier for the chief secretary.
Carried
TWO LADIES EMPLOYED.
Miss Berry McMnstors and Miss
H,nfleltl Ciars were employed after
q paflamentafy, or rather uupaflia.
msutafy sui.to lasting iully ma hour
Az adjournment was then taken IN
me- O'Clock this afternoon.