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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30
WESTMINSTER

Congratulations, for particulars see
marriages this week.
John f. Lewis is planning visit to
his old home in Poultney.
Arthur Jennison of Pepperell, Mass,
was at his mothers over Sunday.
Some of the young people had a
dance at the town hall Monday eve.
III. S. Brigham, wife and grandson of
Wardsboro are visiting friends in town.
E. p. Wright has gone upon the road
selling lime manufactured by Martin &
Fits of Wardsboro.
Mrs Louisa A. Graves has returned
spending the winter.
b. F. Richmond and wife spent Fri
day and Saturday of last week in
Keene, N. H., with friends.
The friends of Auster Nilsson living
on the Stearns farm gave him a sur
prise at his home last Monday eve.
Harry Dascomb is preaching during
the summer in South Dakota and will
not visit his home here at present.
DIR. Underwood had the misfortune
to lose valuable case of surgical in
struments in the cars few days ago
j. w. Shelley of Putney is canvass
ing the town in the interest of the
Equitable Life Insurance Go. of New
York.
Nearly all of the schools complied
with the school law by having exercises
yesterday afternoon of the patriotic
nature.
Miss Ida Wright returned from
Winchendon, Mass, Monday where
she has been employed at an insane
asylum for some time.
George G. Stoddard was iii town over
Sunday he has nearly completed the
survey of the Morgan lot and the lots
will soon be placed upon the market.
b. F. Atkinson, probably one of the
largest carriage dealers in New Eng
land, reports business very good this
season. Mr.. Atkinson is daily re-
ceiviDg new styles of all kinds of
wagons and carriages.
There was no public observance of
Memorial day in this place the
graves of the old soldiers were deco
rated by detail from E. H. Stoughton
post in the morning giving an oppor-
tunity for all to attend the services in
other places.
The present managers of THE TIMES
will endeavor to make their paper more
ola local issue than ever. This town
has been always considered the right
full field of THE TIMES and no doubt
the future will see it become more and
more so each week and to do this all
the news of interest to it's readers
should be handed to the local CORE
spondent.
Our correspondent is right. THE
TIMES wants all the local news for
Westminster. 1t wants the people to
feel that THE TIMES is their paper and
that it will try and help the best inter-
est of the town in every way possible
That is what THE TIMES is here for and
if it fails to do this it fails in its mission.
EDITOR.
Boyden grange of Westminster held
a very interesting meeting last Friday
evening. State lecturer George w.
Pierce of Brattleboro gave an instructive
talk on ""The duties of a patron. !"
George G. Wright of Walpole gave a
short talk on the history of Boyden
grange, showing improvement each
year. A large number of the members
were present, also few members of
other oranges.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30
Bnr1.

In Ludlow, May %, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kimball.
In Athens, May 20, a daughter to MIR. and
Mrs. Leon Redfeld, and grand daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. MarshaliRedfield of Townshend.
In Felchville, May %, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gardner.
In Andover, May 20, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. j. White.
In Chester Depot May 26, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Howe.
In Weston, May %, son to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Coburn.
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Now Kicking Themselves.

That is what some of the people who
attended Trilby are doing. About half
of the last act was lost because the
crowd were in such hurry to go star
gazing. The company was very angry
indeed, but when told that no discour-
tesy was intended, and that it was a
way Bellows Falls audiences had of
doing occasionally, they curbed their
rising passions. The scene should have
ended with tableau in which Little
Billee yields up the ghost.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30
Dolls and Dolls Dresses.

The Sunday Globe of June I'd will
give away beautiful Paper Dolls and
8 fashionable costumes for the same.
Everyone will want this issue of the
Globe. Leave your address early at
f. G. Winnewisser's News Stand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30
gtrn.

In Bellows Falls, May a. Mrs. A. L. Davis,
aged 30 years, months, 26 days. Left hus.
band, and boy 10 years old, Ernest A. Her
parents were MIR. and Mrs. NJ r. Keyes of
westminster. The deceased was born in
Putney.
In Proctorsville, May 16, of dropsy, Mrs.
Fanny Ives, aged Il years.
In West Townshend, May Is, Wales R. Far.
well, aged "a years.
In Weston, May 27,:Mrs. Mary Ann Dean.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30

A cablegram from Gibraltar an
nounces the death and burial at sea of
Rev. Austin Hazen, aged go, who sailed
on the 18th for Genoa. He was grad
uate of the University of Vermont and
of Andover Theological seminary and
has preached in Richmond, Norwich
and other places in the state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30

Among the five sophomores who will
compete for the Kellogg prize in decla-
nation, at Amherst college at COM
mencement is Richard Billings of
Woodstock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30
murrten.

In Bellows Falls, May 2s, John T. Keefe and
Katherine A Flavin, both of Bellows Falls.
In Jamaica, May 2s at the parsonage, by
Rev. s. l.. Vincent, Henry J. Farwell of West
minister and Matte A. Farwel of Town
shend.
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FOR SALE.

have two Houses and two good building
lots for sale in North Walpole, n. III. to be
closed out inside of ten days.
Bellows Falls, May ~. Il. f. HALLAHAN.
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Paw COrrespondents

We find all the correspondents of the
TIMES are also agents for it, and sub
scribers can pay them.-EDITOR.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-30

The parasol taken from the Meth
odist church can be found at this office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-05
Prlesihonl Meeling.

The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
the Salt Lake Stake was held IN the
Assembly Hall today, commencing a,
III a. m. Elder Angus NJ. Cannon,
President OF the Stake, prtsiuod.
The roll was called showing a. FOL.
lowG One High Councillor, four Patri.
afohr, Elias Morris, George d. Wallace
and William q, Dlnuar, VI the Prosl'
deuCy OF tho High Priests quorum,
nineteen presidents OF Seventies aud
thirteen home missionaries.
All the wards VI the stake were
properly represented excepting the
Tenth city ward and HERMAN nnG
Pleasant Green Of the county.
The First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Filth, MINI, Tenth, Twelfth, Thif.
tuouth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Elgh-
leenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty.
second, Twenty.third anu Twenty.
fourth quofumB Of Elders weto repre-
scented by their presiding officers,
The speakers were Elders Joseph H..
Taylor, Brigham Young Gud Angus
NJ. Cannon,
Tue following subjects were pre-.
senteI: Tue adyisnbilily VI c0uhulug
hNHAANHNNA Ah NNANAhAa NA'NNNNhN 10
matters OF importance anu useiuiueFs;
the necessity OF conducting parties
according 10 tho Instructions OF the
Priesthood; the RdvisaUility OF the
ward authorities exercising their
authority ami controlling by tueir pres
senoc, the ward amusemenu; the
protection Of the youth ngninBt evil
influences; the necessity OF exercising
proper supervision on the employ
ments anu pastimea OF young men aud
women; The adyisauillty Of the Latter
day Saluts holding alo0t from urganl.
cations " hich have ntehdeuuy towt,u
their adhetents from tullservicu Ia the
work OF Coo; the need " greater integ.
flty aud diligence Ia bringing about the
saiygtion Of the souls OF men; the adj
vantage OF all tue Saints placing
themselves IN complete harmony win
the genius " the lalter-uuy work.
A conference 0f the Ulcers AuI
members OF the Elders quurums Of the
stake was hunOu ncou 10 be- holl ia the
Assembly hall on Saturday, January
10. 1895, Al 10 a.m, ami . y. m. rhg
officers Oft the qu1rums were instructed
10 bring the records OF their quOrums
to the meetings OF the conference,
Adjourned 10 Saturday, February .,
1895, a. II a.m.
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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.


AZ the laHt meeting Of The Salt Lake
CITY Association No. National Asso.
citation Of Stationary Euginuers, the
following preamble was aioptcui
This association shall at no umo ho
used Tor tho turihOrauco OF strikes, or iu
any way interfering between ta meme
hnrs lnd ihplr employers iu REGARD to-
Wug0si recognizing tho Identity OF in-
tcrcst between employer and ompluyu
nut counienlnciug any pruIuc OF Uulyr-
prise that will Interfere Win porioc. hlr-
m1ny lotwUou ih1mi It, meetings shall
be devoted tD tho business OF tho us.UCIb.
ton, and go all limos preference shall bo
giy0n to tho educating aud hulp.ng work
contemplated In tho formation OF this
order.
The following oiiicurs Tor the eusu-
Ing year were elected anu duly ln.
s'alled by State Deputy Sheridan H..
smith,
Past PRESIDENT Charles MoMlb;
pretiiUut, John Bakei, vice ptDb-
dent, Arthur knight recording
secretary, William waterfall; corrts,
pOudiug secretary, Sheridan ii. smith;
treasurer Cuas, MONTE; conductor
ANNN IAANNA hNANAANf hNNANNNl'NAH aNNNs
DOuOviul. Trustees -rnUs. D1uoyiul,
Benz. Southan, Harry Stevenson,
Educational CJmmitteU--ShuiiIau n.
Smith, Arthur Knight, ChgrlUs Me.
Mile. Examining committee, John
Waterfall, w. U. McClMu, Harry
Stevenson.
After the onicOrs were Installed
business WAS closed, Teirtsnmonls were
served and the mombefb pTesuut PRO.
tected tue Inner man. Tue evening
was spent la experime nts Hud lectures
~ adopted by the National association
last September, ana In listening TO
speeches made by the officers. Ihis
assooiation is prepare 10 furnish huf
class engineers Tor hotels, mills, miu cs,
etc. the association meets every
Wednesday evening At the Cullen
hotel, at 1880. l.. U. box 40.
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The game yesterday afternoon be.
tWeen tne Chicago Uulvcrsity aud the
Y. NJ. q. A. teams proved 10 be an
excessively One-siIcd alAlg-J2 70 0 Ia
favor OF the visitors.
There are no excuses 10 Offers Il was
simply n case OF veterans yuraus com.
paiGuye uoviU,F. Every movement.
VI tnu Attpcsiue yueh Hoe WIS ana eye.
opener 90 Tue spectators. Chicago lad
tho bail the bA.Auoo OF the afternoons
play Whl bang! would 20 thu intas.
terence healed by the doughty Wyaut
whose blonde locke were ever c0uspic-
uous IN the Tray. sole OlsOn,D as ne
was irrev2teutly dubbed by the small
bOy6, was C0rker, Eud every Tuku
meant from three o. ten yards gain.
Reading led the fOrlotn nope Tor tho
home talent, who threw Themselves
upon the attacking forces wish nu
energy born Of uospaif, but nothing
seemed 70 stop tho inevitable. A.
sOOu gB tho Interference was broken
round the rush line would squiTm and
the uull some Oul ut Jhu uuu6, Taylor
uid some splendid work; bis loving
embrace would softly steal around tue
supple forms Of Nichols, Allen & o..
aud q huge splash would denote that
another WARRIOR had bit the dust or
rather mud. Peabody also did some
due puuting RuI d Esn tlmos re-.
lieying tue pressure Ht critical moment.
La fact all the salt Lake boys
played their best; there was no
buirlup; uyory mau was la HE place,
and would sort himself out Ot the pile,
Jump 10 ais position aud 20 down be-
lyrs that organized human machine
once muIe with do.Or.dip look upon
uis mud-igeso0ud c0unlenRuCe that was
Inspiring.
The whole game was lust ono pr0-
l1uged luus. NloAU.H anu rUOker Doth
lriVd co get Iuuud the ends, but gave
up the ilug ilr q suter play, VIZ,
hitting the center Chic1g.5B pIny
behind tho rush line was not quite
what might bo eXpgOlsd flom team
Of tuUir reputation, the LRll being
umbleI uO less than eight
umtB in most rank MAJ
uCE while Coy's kicking d.
ull.bark was equally uncertain.
Given, ID coach OF Slagg's reputation
aud experience ~ devote his lime anu
attention 20 the defeated team, net
many months would pass before Salt
Lake would have % good an eleven o.
most cities OF her size; but as Manager
5iAgg hlmsuli remarked, "thufe is nue
material Uut very raw-moTo uoncen.
lrated works aud lees iudtviduallsm are
tho hrat puneiplro oi good eleven"
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Company D's Headquarters.

Company ID, Second regiment n. q.
o., Captain J.. h. DsnnGltor, has
rented tho lafzo basement under the
Reed Smoot block. A room has been
parlltioutd OH iJt an armory Rnd tue
guns and other agcDulrementg are ar
ranged IN such manner that each
man knows exactly where his equip,
menta eau bu found; every article ia
numbered and each member OF the
company h. responsible Tor tho Coudl.
ti1u Of tue equipments bearing a Ger.
tain number
Another portion OF the room has
been enclosed with d railing, ana Will
be used as a reading room, A billiard
and pool table has been placed Ia the
room for the amusemrnt OF the boys.
THIS leaves a sufficiently large space
.ur conducting drills,
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Tho 100.

The number entertained at the
Tenth ward annual reunions thiuyear
reached the 300 markham increase OF
about sixtydour over last year, In
accordance with a oustom instituted
IN that ward years ago; sumu few days
since committees were appolniei 10
arrange Tor the '05 reunion, ana iudg-
ing from yeslerday's ENTERTAINMENT
their efforts were amply repaid with
success.
The program Of the day commenced
at three O'Clock when iO3 people, eX-
elusive Of the attendants, parioO OF n
bounluUus rcpBst, consisting OF all the
good things supplied In this market
While the guests were seated, before
commencing, a tiBsu-light picture OF
the scene was takou 10y Chas. W, sy'
mons, photographer. Alter the tables,
etc., hRd been removed au interesting
pfCgtam, consisting OF speeches, s0nRH
and rrgi,auuns, was ably TDudoIel,
sume OF the selections being exception
ally hue. This was iollOwe4 by
dancing, which continued tili mid
night, when toe company dispersed
well aat,tfieI with their uny'H enjoy
menl, anu l1oElng forward with p,uas-
ing autioipations to tho same event
next year.
The decorating committee deserve
praise for the handsome display Of
multicoloTed decorations ana appr o
PIRATE notices,
The sunday school children 20 the
number Of about $50 are enjoying
themselves this afternoon being treated
10 "A dauce, ana ieasted on the good
lhings that help TO make child1 life
happy,
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ORDERED TO The SAN JUAN
ulny DspredatOry Colorado Utes still
Oh this Side Of tho Line.
captains John q Cnunon Troor q, aud
George ". Gibbs Hattory a,
90 iuYestigntr.

A second conference between Gov.
ernor West and the defutation Of San
Juan setlleu WIN arrived tn this city
yesterday was held at tue executive u.
flee today.
The result was that late this after.
coon the COMMENCEMENT ef order, d
Captain John q. Cannon, Troop C,aud
Captain George w. Gih0s, Of the M.
tional Quad, u leave for San juan
and Grand counties tomorrow night
aud make a thorough investigation OF
the complaints regarding uopitdhiiOus
being committed by the large number
Of Colorado Uto', who are sai1 TO have
remained ON this sldo OF the line and
who are still ropftsu ted DE commit.
ting depredati0ns upon the settlers aud
their property.
The last deputatlon OF oltizsus from
that section presented tiiluavits clu-
corning the continued presence in tuis
Territory OF the Colorado Utys contra
uCting Dave Days report that they
had all gone back Co thrir
own reservation. Ihr afiiavlts
ore sworn TO ny Harry @. Grcun, VI
indian Creek, Charles Smell, 8f Mon.
ucello, Jack siyey, OF Monticello,
John H.. Brown, Of Indian Creek,
Frank 5livey, Of Ia Sal Samuel n.
King, OF Hatch Wash, Grand county,
-. II. Dalton, oi Monticello.
a roeolutiOn passed by the citizens IL
Gs foll1wg
Resolved, That We, as citizens OF san
Juan and Grand cuuutius, appreciate in
tho highest degree thu iisInioru- cd iu-
torost and executive ability shown by
our Governor, Caleb w. Wost. in pro-
tCC.ing the citizens, and biz efforts TO re-
muvo tho trospnssIng Indians of Col0ru-
do, and have tho hope that no will cone
tinuo 10 interest himself Ia cur behalf ln
the future.
RonrEr a. KEnErH, Chairman.
LEWIS N. Earns, secretary
JACK SiLVEY,
THOMAS NASH,
NAElY GUELS,
lUNNK -iIvEY.
y. n. PEAusLN,
ID. S. M'CuLLu,u,
FWED 81. PHrssEU,
vs.. T.. H1uEspS,
II. SAVAGE,
n. a. MAUWuLu,
JOINS r. LoyEmpUE,
q. j. ELLIOu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-05
U. c. I. A. Meeting.

Tee mldwin,ur session OF Tue Utah
County reaghers' association held ycs.
toTuay, was q very enjoyable affair,
intellectually anu rncluiiy. DR.. Mgrter
1ghv red an iuBtrICuvu lecture upon
The history ut education from to mid
die ages % tho pru8ru'. Tue COUNTY
teachers were turu entertained by the
.uaUauTs OF Provo ana part00E u. "a
sumptuous banquet. In the evening "a
bail was piyuu IN honor Di the visiting
teachers at the q, era House
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Court Business.

Lonla Vincent has commenced D
divorce suit against Thomas IL. Vim
cent. Toe parties iutrrmurried iu
Provo Ia 1855. Asa ground lur divorce
che charges Feyeral tpsglfo acts OF
cruelty consisting OF striking nud
kloHiug plaintiff, and using vac anu
obscene language towards her.
Tho following abstracts % Judgments
from Commissioner Harmci pmtps
court nave uucn hiuI iu the Fret
district C.gU; George a. Lowe VI
David JelNH, S2ilO7; George a,
Lowe Ns D.vll Juusiua AuI Wm, "A,
JalGiu#, S4-.U1 FrM CJMmIaslUurr
Guoumsu'- court GeDge a. Lowe
Va David jenkins, slj7ii.
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Hdi0r Dessert AcWE
We the undersigned dance commit
tee Of the Paris First ward, wish 10
cate that At dance given In the Paris
Fiat ward by Mossrs. Bulge and
Patton, a report Of which was pub.
lished Ia the Paris PoH OF December
"a, 1894, and copied Into tho Logan
Journal and DISCREET NEWS, to the
effect that 6aid dance twas the nOisisst
given for many long day, that there
vas too much liquor 10 make the dance
tuioyable,D in Justice ~ tue people Of
Paris anu 20 M,ssrs. Bulge aud Patton,
we wish the public 20 understand that
mo Post or IL informant was mis-
taken, whether wlliuily or not we can.
uOtHsy; unfortunately there was dis.
turbance among few boys outside, hut
this We 10 know, that the dance Was
quiet and orderly, that there was no
person or persOns within said building
under the n II IcnCo Of liquor, that the
lance was conducted by US, anu aC-
C0rding 10 the rules " the local Eu.
tlrrltics Of our waTd.
BY publishing the above you will
i0nior great favor on
Yours very truly,
NJ. a. ALFRED,
ALEX. RiCKs,
EDNARD W. CBOFE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-05

Tho High Puests' quorum, Elieu,
aud Stake secretaries Of the Relic.
society, the Sunday schools, Y0uul
Mems and Young Womcus huluu
IMPROVEMENT associations nud tlt
Primary associations are inquest.
cd Co send 10 the CLERK OF the Siak 'u.
and complete reports o. their IgIu.zI.
lions f0r the FIX months ending D..
cembuf 3lsi, 1894 ss coon as plsiblu.
JANIS ID. STIRLING,
Clufk OF sake.
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PROVO.


Yesterday afternoon Aleok Jennings
anu A Davis CuuOluued % go uuuG
huutiu. nud went 80 the residence Uf
John Davis To- get gun aud h0isC
anu buggy, The lUalUd ruu wtH
placed against the side OF the uOE stall
anu Mr.. Davis began 10 hAruufH tho
uoiso. lie heard tho report 70 O. Euu,
anu when he turned around hu saw
sir. jennings with his arm rnlted aud
the blood streaming from wound lu
his irit wrist ML Dayi. wrapped %
mt lll8s around tho wounded arm anu
thuy sut out iof Dr. MCCuslain's office
where % was found that charge ui
duck shut had passed through tho
wrist iuhlCung ~ serious wound
mat hmpuntHu o. tho huut wtH
nuCussury. Mr.. Jennings declares that
lac docs not know how the gun went
Il, aud the Ouly theory " that ho &C.
ciuontnlly touched il anu 10 was dis.
charged IN failing. The guu was b
hammorless Malari gun nuI "a light
iaf BE- said TO be- sufficient 10 dlsChafs e.
II, II left In a position ready % DO hrUd,
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Ian Admls,inn no lhe han.

The committee appointed by the
Territorial Supreme Court to examine
into the qualifications " candidates
Tor admission to the bar will hold an
examination In the law liiico Of Judge
Sutherland, IN the Commercial block,
on the evening OF January 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-05

W. II. II. PaXman has bought an
Interest IN the Excelsior Drug n paltt
Co, and has accepted posi- ion with
the company as sallsmau.
j. Is. Fairbanks, tho paysln attist,
has large uuI brHun al objection uf
his paintings on tXubiuUu nj the hook
store VI SkrtOu g. Co.
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OGDEN.


In the Fourth district court Judge
Smith gave decision in the case %.
the Commercial National Bank vs.
Ogden Guy. His honor held that
where property upon which taxes we
due, t0ti county ami city, wHH sold i0r
tgErd nui ui1 IN uy the county, the
collector could only collect cost Tor u
certificate of sale 90 the county md not
f.0m the city also. 10 uaB ttou the
custom 90 make Uut "a certificate 90 the
county and also "a certificate uf sale 10
tho city, making double caB,H. The
judgt's uuclalon 10 tuat the certificate
OF sale given 10 the city 10 void, she
county holding the oity's share u Tue
tnNgBlu truft.
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The Holiday Number.

The holiday nun, of ln,t valuable
home paper the Womuns Exponent
con'aiusaomo very interesting reauing
matter Au excellent Christine,
story, entitled Hs C3ms.h Not
Chris mas in an EusN.h VILLAGE, 81.
lusirulng as 10 d0ca tIe result. OF %
proud AID naughty -p.d1 deserves
s.celai mention. The editorials aIu
umtlyi aud iu fac. tur whole numuuf
T. iul OF good uui instru i've realiai.
Ahls magazine tea bonn production
anu SHOULD be iutr0nizgd by tue pub.
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CONNER GAL.


SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
To iAy's clearing house exchanges
am. unioJ 10 SEQ. 500. Same uuy lusl
year, sls4,8g0. Woeb's cluaFlugs, 81.
sos, $50. same week last year, 81, J1a,.
81.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-silyer, sos, lead, $500.
LoudOn.-5ilyeE 20 lBd.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wolls, Fargo 4 Go. received today;
Penn. bullion, S4,5ll.