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Court Excelsior No. Ng57. had the Sis
tinetion 81 holding auatbcr hig meeting
last Tuesday night A. invitation was
received "a vislt the court az Port blake
les - meet tho grand chief ranger II
vas decided in consequence 20 charter "a
steamer Ter That occasion and hes}ed hy
The chief ranger. q paffy - thirty WAS
gotten up and went over last THURSDAY
4 special meeting viii Do held this week
o. Tho transaction 81 quarterly sra SIM
porfant hesiness -Four sick brothers Nero
refs5rtct ani she usual silk benefits or
de~eH drawn
Court Enterprises Nc e.7s1 held eeu
Etfenjrd meeting Lass Thursday uirht and
urtet oD ono application. The nvxt meet
inF VIII 30 tF" quarterly Huumnus reret-
iHE 90 rierf tv-a delegates aat tvso alter
uAfes On rrVressnt 'tt rourr 81 .he cops
Nrntirn - che Grand Court 81 Washing
tea next Nay. The court entertained as
iss srs.- lai guest Brother q h Favreft.
IRE present srant cafef rsaEtr. ard hc
Us3c a very istr~~4tt.r rpe*ca ou thc
cr,lrr ana heneHtS sreruiac FROM being a
r1eu h~r Re vas followed hv number
~ the tTathfrs present auH fhr court
closed Nth sn imrrornrfu smoker
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In THE LODGE ROOM
Continued Activity Among the
Secret SOCIETIES.
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.
Preparation for Quarterly Meetings la
Many Orders New Lodge ri Odd
Fellows at Tolf-

The frztsrnSl soctetfss. vhich have 50
Gar failed 20 send 81 for tbs column 3
history a their respective orders IN the
state % Washington. a. askeo for seFsrsi
weeks ago. are n0t sao7in fFoff1 A.
rsrecla ton Of tire opportunity oEsre1 t1eTn
10 which 20 set forth tbs birth, gro 70.
progress and advanfsEes % their HsFeFN4
ordsra. These are Intended 10 - cor
cenaea histories for The Ese and oei2eil+
os every member q such Greer AM TOT
the eza<,laI guidance o. ifs of.eeFs
Those saso8ettsN nor vet heard from should
appoint Special COMMITTEES ~ once 70
have this matter attended 10 ~i'h - NJ
lie delay IS possible. ard NJ cops o. -. y
history duly verified aad signed, shoQia
be sent addressed TO the fratsrn&l esiifoF
OF this paper
The Wsek Just closed was uneFentful
araonz secret Societies. though all the
meetings showed a continued activity II
the matter o. Increasing naefno sfEhiE-
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I wenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Order
celehrated Last Evening.

The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the
Grand lodge % Washington. Independent
Order Of Good Tempiars. was celebrated
last evening with much ceremony and an
interesting literary and musical pro-
gramme az the Eirst Methodist Protestant
church. corner az Third and Pine streets.
The first Good Templars lodge Of the state
was organized az olympia on March g.
iSIH and Rev George T.. WhitwoTth
II. u. who WAS the grand worthy chief
tempiar for Washington and British CO.
lgmbia from 1870 70 1852. was one OF the
speakers Of the evening.
The church was well fllsd al an early
hour. nearly all the leading members Of
the order iu the city being present. First
there was devotional exercises and then
the opening address Was delivered by
Arm : All9n. grand chief templar. who.
IA q short. we'll chosen manner. told OF
the growth Of the order and the good IL
had been doing Following was musi-
cal selection by a large choir OF well
trained voices Rev. WhifwoTth delivered
q polished and interesting address on the
early DAYS 81 the order. choosing for his
subject: Pioneer Good Templary In the
Pacific Northwcst.' Following this ad-
dress Rev Clark Davis. pastor Of the
church. spoke FOR few minutes on The
Next Quarter Century,
The musical selections were a feature OF
the evening programme and were care
fully chosen. The opening ode Was as fol-
lows.
FRIENDS Of T,-fuperance. welcome here.
Cheerful are our hearts today;
Tell as Ne would gladly hear
How our cause speeds on It's way.
Here Nc pleslge ourselves anew,
Not 20 touch the dTuukarts drink;
Proving faithful. proving true
We shall from no duty shrink.
The closing ode vas equally appropriate
and vas as follows
Heavenly Father give Thy blessing,
While We row this meeting end
on our minds each truth impressing
That NAV 20 Thy glory tend.
save from all lntoxiration
Prom its fountain nav Ne fee.
yXhan a~salir.i hy strong temptation.
pnt our trust alone SO Thee.
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sszFles fgr TIE Ezcal tern srsiaz jane -
Soble grand. Edwar1 wIlitaE7s wee
Ecrar1. n l. Thr9B- rreasur~r. , e MOI
tan- secretary. = 2 CswIss- p :. y. 9.
" = Davis. l. : - O. Joseph I-anEray
p : =. G. A. r. Carnrnsiis l. : = 9.
Ca&r3es Je~eft. warden. John tFEAFae.
p : Z. E3w4T79 Bailey, l. z :. Herman
ArnsIsT guardian r 2 SHAW Ire ne~
ts5xe rse1 last SATURDAY evening Tor TIE
completion 90 details n Connection WITH
TIE orxza sxafsoz
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George Il Thomas Carp. sons - VET
Grams. will hold IS regular meeting Flsa1
wednesday evening. 81 whtcE e15Esl1ef-
able business T. 20 ~ transacted. cEllet
araaux which vii 10 me report o ne
carp co1ucfI on ire quarter 5aSz eiossesA-
Three Affiliations are 20 be REFERRED.
Csut. p = PeHS. q NJ II Holmes
cauu. ballard. was calling OF the boys
esurlnE The week
Past CAPT. p G. Alien called o. Spragsle
camp. n Tacoma. feE days ago ana r.
ports the camp as aouriahiag
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y N%TF-fn- Trcs~ eesf-t~E rnafe helm IN
Ers g a. the c1ET MISSION Tree ~ 80
6& Commercial street Ie'er fEfr
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on of Terllr-.rnnec.

Queen C7ry Division. No. !. Initiated ore
more candidate last Gonsay evening
Seattle Division. 80. :. Initiated tNo
rrerafe~s a. The lasr session ard elected
officers. Next Tuesday evening this d'Vis-
Son VIII hold a Isernorest silver medal con
ties, IN their hall OF TIRE corner Of Market
ard Weller.
Monitor division held very lively and
Interesting session last THURSDAY evening.
The attendance Was good snd ali ENJOY "a
themselves besides fraBsacting important
business The principal oF1er q business
ssas nomination q officers.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost,
Found. For sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted Will b. inserted at the rate OF l
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
Ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiVed for less than - cents.
NOTTCE-The business office OF the
Post-Intelligence is open antll II =. m:
Sunday hours a m TO p m CLASH
fed advertisements VIII be received up 10
this time.
Tho following letters await advertisers
q this of3Ce.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE No. =. ?. and 4. NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month
G. Z. PATTEN. w. 81.
A s GIBBS. Sec
ATTENTION. SIR K%IGHTS-The Sir
knights of Seattle Commandcry No. >
knights Templar. are commanded to as
senhie a. their asylum at o'clock p m
sharp on Tuesday. March y To attend
she funeral ~ our late ST. Knight
Jesse y. GcorC@
EDWIN ". CRAVEN.
Eminent Commander.
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Brit rs. Marriages, Deaths.

IN order 10 secure correct insertion Of
notices under these headings. the same
should be left AT the business Offices Of
this paper. No charge Is made for such
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements viii be charged at
The rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
ST-INTELLIGE.N CER CO.
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Degree OF Honor.

Harmony Lodge. No 2 Degree o.
Honor. last Monday night initiated three
candidates ard received several aPpllca-
lions for membership, The usual monthly
social viii tse held a. the Arlington hotel
this evening.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
meats changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by ! o'clock Saturday TO In
sure change.
Post INTELLIGENCER co.
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AOasOn0 in 80.
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given by Arrangement

REFIRENcHs--Rsy. David C. Garrett, St.
Mara . reetory: MIA - :. j Hun;.YHrow Lake
Washington: Rev. Wallace Mating, 1870 Uni.
vsrsiry street, and parsass OF former pupils
Tor furthsr information Apply 70 the MISSES
WMTERBou1Sx lA,s 1ess stsssI nsar Madi-
a0n. RaasiiA
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WANTED-Laiy wishes board and room
in private family. near business center,
no boarding house need answer. refer
ences exchanged. Address A. 1T Post
Intelligence
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NlckInlcs tho ravorite.

The Diymptau.
An attache Of the iAsislature took
rersns Of the Republican members Just
beyors adjournment relative 70 their
choice for president in iSaS The result
was as follows Mckinley B. Reed =.
Harrison S. Cameron !. Thurston l.
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waNTED--INFORNATION.

'
wA<TED-Inforuati OF the present
wherez bouts g Henry Carlisle % -.
ClairSv.lIe. o who was iaSt heard % n
Seattle four years ago. by Rs mother
Address Robert Carlisle. Glencoe. o.
Reward
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INSTRUCTION.
BODkIiINDERi.

REMOVED. Anthony. b0okbindsr.
moved 20 Front street foot 81 ths..a5as
Kline Il Rosenberg building, taAe ~
elevator. perfect fat opening pia1-
hooks made 10 order.
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EMPLOYMENT NvA>TED--FENALE.

WA\TED-A widow with boy wishes TO
Sttiou as 81usek esf-er Tor respect BILE
bachelor or widower Address Rae X
observation-disclosures.
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FOR RENT-Modern six-room house; en-
closed, with fruit. Inquire GIL Lake
street. by Yesfer avenue.
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WANTED experienced ana Success
Pal iife Insurance man hy e leading
company liberal CONTRACT. Address IA
ssrauce. observation-disclosures office
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TIE Hope -.
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

FOR kUlS AND NihiS.
Morning session. SD 70 Il .. Hsl1 IN
Prosch's hall. SlEsa and James streeta
Afternoon session, 80 10 %. He'd on hen-
ton Hiil, corner OF Rose sna Madison st,setA
Principal, Miss wiatereournc pr1oel Union
Grad nate Of the Homo sad CSlonlsl Training
College, London, Esslantl. Who holds kaas
county tsacaers certificate, second grade
Pspilf received ST aur tina
Pees tcayabls In advance for either ssssionl.
% per month.
email fes of sc per month will 10 charged
for ktncsrgsr,er materials. Use OF gifss and
statsone-y The methods Of teaching are sssd
on PREBFLs system, vaiea 10 nnw being
universally adopted ~ the best teachers 81
safanu.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock-office Of the West Sc
at:le Land 4 Improvement Company.
Seattle Wash, March II. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that I'm pursuance
of resolution of the board of trustees
Of said company duly held this day certain
shares OF the capital stock OF said company
hereafter described or SO much thereon as
may be necessary 10 satisfy a certain as
sessment OF 81 per share duly levied there
on by said board OF trustees at its meet
ing held February ID, 1895. viii he sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash al the. east door OF the United States
postoffce in the city of Seattle at the
hour of II o'clock a. m. on Saturday, the
18th day of April. A u. 1895.
The following is a particular descrIptfon
OF the shares OF stock ordered 10 he sold
together with the names of the respective
spective assessments levied on their
said shares Of stock:
No. Name OF Delinquent. Shares Lev'd.
Is. Priscilla Nickerson 635 s. %
Is. Lucy b. Nickerson..... SIS sa5 IN
IS. Adelins \: Parker ...- SIS 62s %
% Homer :. King. 25 o NJ
2..Jas r Eshelman. 25 3 90
"A. w scholle. trus.-5,o9o 5000 %
rs . Ellis Morrison. ....-.... 800 zoo 40
%. r. r. spencer. trus.. 100 100 20
l...w. T. Wickware trus $500 1000 %
Notice Is further given that all OF said
stockholders have made default In tho
payment of their said assessments upon
their said shares of stock. after due no.
tice had been given 10 each OF them. as
required by law and the bylaws OF said
company. and that said sale will be made
at the time and place above specified at
public auction to the highest bidder. and
that at such sale the person who shall
pay the assessment due as above stated
together with the pro rata expense OF ad-
vertising and OF sale for the smalies,
number OF shares. or portion OF share
OF each Of said delinquent stockholders
shall be deemed the highest bidder
II. q. STRIVE.
JAMES II. WATSON Vice President.
Secretary
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-A ladies' Model secondhand
bicycle in good condition. price 81.
boys wheel So: mems secondhand hi
cycle cheap. Spelger a Hurlbut, AIS
Pike street, Rauke building.
BLACK LANGSHAN EGGS, 800 per set
ting. A Z. Guy. 72i Depot street.
FOR SALE-Or charter. a we'll equipped
steamer: suitable for the Alaska waters;
I'm thorough repair and complete i'm all
DEPARTMENTS Address or apply TO j. A.
Hatfield City dock. Seattle. Wash.
FOR SALE-Old newspapers. Apply at
this office.
BUTTER BUrTTER'-Down again az the
Cow Butter Store. Iowa creamery. only
2gizc per pound. why pay more? This
is the best. 1923 Front street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FULL UPPER AND LOWER set OK
teeth. SIS: single plates. S. extracting,
50 cents, all kinds of filling. crowns
etc al reasonable prices. Or. Putnam.
room 40l Washington block, over Stew
art Holmes drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-05

The following public school pupils hav,
been perfect In attendance for the hall
year ending November 80:
School No. bertha Welt, Agnes
Mitchell, Lucy White.
No. 2-Howard r. Frantz, Joseph Ed.
wards, Amos r. Peacock. Helen Platt
from April 80 to November /.
Harry Madison, Rebecea Cam.
No Emma Zimmerman, Elsie Gun
ther. Ada Lee, Bertha LanRa, Anna Lee,
Jennie Mercer
No. 4-Bruuer Sellers, Joseph b. Fo. ter.
Williem J. Thatcher. Emma Rettcw. Nellie
Layman, Susie X. Lowell Clara obcr!y.
Plenehe Il. Grub.
No. 5-Lola KINNEY Lon sc KINNEY,
Nclle Talley.
Nc. e-Fredds Yetter, viola Crawford,
Iusey Pierce. Pertha Hylan1
NJ. LEROY Sawin. Katie Clark. Harold
Moiesn, Alice Neidermais..
No S-Louisa Seidle, John ilrd lc Harry
F'n. Bessie Morris, Dora spa.h, Jcs,ie
Green.
40. o--Irene Baird. Thomas Ellvington
Joseph e. Lofland, Elwood Souder. William
SEWER, Anna Cam. Edgar Malcolm. Susie
Thompson.
Ethel King. Katie Dietz, Mary Rogers,
No. 12-Elsie Sherwood. clifford Poteet
No. 13-Robert White. Della Murphey
Fred Hadley. William o'Connor. Theresa
McHugh, Addie Jones. Alfred Smith, Earl
Newman.
No. 14-Ella August, Frank May. Charles
Grantland.
No. 15-Lillle ]. Foster. Doretta Rogers.
Morgan McCloskey, Osmore Buddlngton,
Ruth F. Klmbie. Roscoe Hitch, Aubrey
Moore, George souders. Walter Woods,
Annie V. Dooley. william A. Ruth, Caro-
line Tadman. Bertha McDermott, Lille
Price, John Kautner, Lizzie Pleplow. Harry
Hettinger; FIVE months ending June 80.
Ora Hitch; five months ending September
30, Theresa Roehm; FIVE months ending
October 81. Mary Ley, George Fountain.
No. 1s-Adellne Brooks, Elsie Anderson,
John Hubert, Mabel Jones. Kate Waters,
Stella Blackstone, Martha Clark, Stella
Taylor, Aiyerda Clark Rosie Demby. Fred
Reddlng.
No. 17-Mary e. Wilson, Mary NJ. Baker,,
No. 1S-James j. FrIel Viola NJ. Robin
son, Francis NJ. Burke, Albert Smith, Leroy
Curlett, Ella A. Allen, Clyde Eckman, A.
Augusta Shuster. Axle II. Snyder.
No 20-Lelah Hoffman. Rosa Meyer,
Warner Collins, William Baldwin, Eugene
Swartz. Nellie Comerford, Lizzie Boyd.
William Hendrix. Bertha Dawson. Katie
Emmons, Elsie Jones, William Speer, Win
ME Weingarten; Ave months ending octo-
ber 81, Mary Cloud, George Duffy.
No. 21-Bertha Leonard, Arthur Harmon.
No. 22-Carl Sieberg.
No. 2S-Sarah Brown, Florence II. Pipi-
no, Greta C. Webb, Laura L. Miller Jacob
ID. Lenderman.
No. 24-Irene b. Fulton, Mary l.. Burke,
Eva II. France, Edith @. Frederick. Edith
p. Colquhoun, Clarissa N. Baylis, Beatrice
S. Johnson, Warren E. Crossgrove, Emory
Bullock, Samuel II. Robinson, Richard W.
Palmer, Charles G. Solly. Robert II. Tay-
lor. Charles B. Dannenberg; Ave months
ending June 80, Florence Campbell, Rachel
Kolck. Fannie W. Brown; five months
ending September 81. Edward Megilligan,
Sadie ID. Draper, Elaine Wallace; Ave
months ending October 81, Lewis Zebley, ].
Curtis Kirk, Martha q. Sayers, Helen
Springer.
No. 26-Clara Stazesky.
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AFTER THE FARMER BUTCHERS.



Tho authorities are after farmers who
come 10 our markets every MARKET day
and sell meat that is not raised on the
farms occupied by them. Six farmers
were arrested yesterday morninR for
not having taken out license from the
clerk OF city council. the ordinance re.
quiring that they make oath or affidavit
that that they had obtained license from
the clerk OF the mai ket authorizing them
TO occupy space oil King or Madison
ntreets and that they will not expose FOR
sale any Slaughtered beef. pork. sheep or
lamb unless the same shall have been
raieed or fed by them upon lands occupied
by them ns owner. lessee or farmer for a
period of at least 90 days before slaugh-
terfnR the same; nor any Gulf or veal ex.
cept such DO the product OF cows on lands
occupied by them. ana they will not In
any one year expose or oifer for sale In
such market more than six heads OF beef
cattle.
The men are subject to line of IS cr
more, as the judge oil the Municipal Court
may see Ill to impose. The men will get
trial today.
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The big Food Exposition is rapidly }
drawing TO close. Only throa mere days
In view OF this. Manager Buckley ffas re
solved to crowd all the attractions possi
BILE into the three DAYS. Everyone whether
man. woman or child who buys tlcheI
of admission both afternoon and might
today gels La TEilby spoon, o cook
book and book on deeerts.
They also have an opportunity to OBJ
tain sack OF Gold Medal -four and O tine
double farina boiler.
Mr.. Grocery will perform on the ringina
rocks, stam Delis, mandolin and on the
musical glasses. Ttere will be duettt
and new orchestral proRtam. Ihe mu-
slc will bs especially fine.
Tonight Is retail Rrooer's night. Bat
urday is school children's matinee. Man
nRer Buckley 10 to be congratulated or
having presented our people with an ex
position equal to the one held this yeal
In Philadelphia aud ahead OF the similar
one held here last year,
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany
announces the following personally,con.
Quoted tours for The season of 1S95-96:-
Two tours to California and tho Pacific
Coast will leave New York aud Phlladel-
phia February IL and March IL, 1896 -Four
wesks in California on the first tour. four
and half weeks on the second. Stop
will he made at New Orleans for Mardf-
Grns festivities on first.
Tcurs to Washington. ID. c.. each cover.
Ing period of three days, will leave New
York and Philadelphia December 26 1895,
January 10, February aud 81 March 10,
April 2 and 25. and May Il, 1856. Rates,
including transportation and two days,
accommodation at tho best Washington
hotels, $i4.5e from New York and Sfl 80
from Philadelphia. 1880 from New York,
not including msals en- route.
Tours TO Jacksonville, Fla, allowing
two weeks In the land OF Flowers" will
leave New York and Philadelphia January
2s. February 4. IL, is and 25. and March 8,
1896. Rate covering expenses en- Ioute
In both directions. $50 from New York
and S4S from Philadelphia.
Tours TO Old Point Comfort. Richmond
end Washington will leave New York and
Philadelphia December 20, 1895. January
20. February 20 and March ~, 1906
Detailed itineraries will be sent on ap
plioatiou 10 Tourist Agent. 1856 broadway,
New York, or Room All, Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia.
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PHILApErPHIA, Dec. 4-Flour weak; win.
tor super, $235n2,j0; do. extras, S2.60a2 81;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, 33at3.25; do. do.
straight. s3251335; western winter. clear,
e20325. Wheat quiet, lower. with 66lfc. bid
and 65c. asked for December. Corn dull,
Eoaker.Y with 339sc. bid and 331ac. asked for De.
Nsmber, Oats quiet, steady, with 25c bid and
8l4c. asked for December. Hay firm; choice
Timothy, $1,000 Beef steady; oisy extra India
thess Sl6aSls; family, Sl0,50 short clear, $40 rs
4l250. Pork dull; new mess. S9le. 60; family,
Slot0lo50. Lard quiet western steam, IS. 60.
Hptter firm; western dairy, ll1l6c; do.
11foamery, l5926c.i do factory, 90 l4c.; Elgins,
Mol imitation creamery, l31lec. New York
Marry, b12l; do, creamery, ls124c.; Penn.
#Elvania and western creamery prints, fancy,
&fo. do. choice e5c.; do. fair to good 23a25c ;
&fints tobbinR at 9s13l0c, Cheese steady;
terge, TJid10c.i small, 794al0I6c. apart SKINS
*D0c.; full skins, S2G3c. Eggs firm; New
Xcrk and Pennsylvania, e2d26c.; Ice house,
@eO; western fresh, 2l023c; southern 2l9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-05

SALT LAKK CITY, Dec. 5.-The Utah
commission yesterday completed its can
vass of the vote on the state constitution.
The entire vote was 4 ,669; for the consti-
tuition, 81 ,305, and against it, 1857; not
voting on the constitution, 2,670, Walls
(Rep.) for governor, received 20, s33 votes,
and Caine tDem.) 1919 Allen (Rep
for congress, received 20563 votes and
Roberts tDem) 1905. The three Repub-
licnn candidates for supreme court judges
received Gaiorities of over 1900, The leg
islaturc will sttend AZ Republicans and II
Damocrats