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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
NOTICE nE AsSEssMEMT-

Lucky nW Minng Communication Of
principal place ut buHinefs. rars lity. Utah.
Location ~ Nine, make creek Mining
District Maaateh county, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
N AmgCIug u tho board ut Trustees, held
ut Par. l.iY, uu the och day OF January,
l-.5, au assessment so, lu OF % cents por
share was levied on the capital stock uf The
corporation, payable 10 thH tfoafurrr, g. a.
Gibbs. rooms aud q. 81 south MAin street
SAT- Laku cay, Utah, on or before tue va day
OF March. lsl5.
Any stock upon which tho assessment 10.
mAlua unpaid ON the uih day Of MArCu, isiI.
Will De delinquent and AiyortHod tor HAin nt
public auction aud % payment Dc not made be-
lore, Will DO Uald on the son day Of Mar b,
lsH5, No tho hour ut2 O'Clock D, mo-, no tho OflcH
of the treasurer, 60 pay assessments and cOsts
VI adycruuug and cApcn.c " sale.
". y, BURTON.
secretary.
PARK CITY. Jan. 23th, 1875.
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NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court. IN and for salt Lake
County lcrulGy " Utah.
In the matter OF tho csuto Of George Huslcr,
decgasCi.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GvrN THAT
~ William o. Wallace, administrator OF tho
estate OF George liuHler drrvssOd, has ROM
durrd Tor settlement, hud nlud in Hnl1 court.
bis ilnal Hccuun of hs Naturalization 0f said
estate and petition Tor anal distribution OF the
residue OF Flid estate among tho puTsauH ON
titled thereto, and that Wsdncsiay, the 18Th
DAY ~ March, a. H. ls93. nc 10 O'Clock %. IN
90 the court room OF Fuid court, ln the County
Court House, .alt Lake city and County,
Utah IcuuOrYt hus been duly appointed b. tn0
Judge NJ SAID court, for the settlement of said
account and hearing SAID petition Tor diatriUu.
ton, 90 which time aud place any peraun inter.
Csiei IN faid estate may appear and show
cause, % any there be, why said account should
not ho settled ana approved and final dlstribu.
zion made ~ prayed TO-.
Dated February 18th, a. % 1855.
q. D.. STANTON,
clerk Of tho Probate Court BY
A q. REESE, deputy.
iionuott, MarshaIl Bradley. attomeyL
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SUMMONS.
Hannah Ehrngrou uulsu,
rluIti,

Hannah Ehrngrcu uuugu,
rluluh,
John r wilson. No.a b Yo1'1 g.. ~ N 1s.
muud, Fannie IS. ltH.HHuUs l. N
Orauahau, a. g. Butler Joseph '1
Their ulmuiriraloi % tHre'.At. p'iIff
Auru. deceased, uut.uy ". steele Ht4.
Smith John 81 steele Thatcher N''Ai
and Elevator Comp H rufpHla tl.' ~.
John Is noolry aiIHnis'fa.9f o., w. ' ','i.
of Morris Oolduvtg, lucoafedi ,,gE.'.,t
io jobn +. wilson, stella D. steele Z
Iummund. Fannie a taf. 'tiit - ...,
my ,g' s9'.iSi.t1.t3T ~ tte ,sa.ooi q
Allen. deceased. dudley So steele 49,
smith. John M. steele. INatHr, |i
aud Elevator Company, ..f-ta
John 4 uouley, administrator OF ", 'f.
nj Norris tio dLrre. deceased trle
UOU Ale iiEREhi htQl A1p w
pear To- an uCuIu b.o.sls i....rI.t
by th0aDOyo named pisluuls .i-..t I'd 40
l.l-itory Of utsu .ud tU lusWgT iho coml ~ Nv.
a'.d ihcTein within zen days exc uins .. NJ, w
DAY VI arEvieol after tho service ~ ~ u,
tgmmons fscrycd within lnla 'g,sst., A't5si
served out NJ thls county, but m W t,,ts
s,thin tgsntv days! othofwlta u.lnh lliI
nnvs-aT iadgmcnt By default w y .at1
ngairst you. according 10 msPi''u
VIhb Ast-1 action IL brought to hnye .esi.s,
OF this court tor uu accounting or th. .7fH.
dpe. toaetbor with ntl0ruoya fees ana .'
uuUu r0rtaIu uromlaHurN nn!ff az .g.I..u
~ b. Alien and defendants Jonh A. p.g
ma NoIn d steele 90 John iufu'.'N. ..4nt
y i..1 f,r Is tOI. with interest % b l.. IN.
nor nunum IRON date sane ut'le '. isHl.
wholly UNPAID save interest 20 1900 d.ia
md baing secured boy o. m1rishae ut ''',.s-tsd
mi ,,rsuIIsea hereinafter described, Nh..Ia'..
i,,' satd plrtlos 10 SAID John Ehihfi,l Hrt
IN LrIug now tho owner ~ tA'H Warr6uat
,ngrtsage. defendants llhwmolI' '.gts t.rrt
McGfanAnAn and linuer hAN.n1 ". II fA,1
owners OF aid m0HHAscn liN.l.i tbf d-it0n
eti t,gu,laas. IN have sAmt F1ll joy F.t Ana
a,i,,t in pavingut % amounts l'e.. III
lftt.ye 10 hay8 duiculauH Igt n
cIs,p,.nr under them barred ~ w t|Isro
e,',t,fy "a rtIumuuun iu sld pft.Ntt l,rt49ff
4 d'ncieucy lliEmenl l...N. q, Iiart6Ifs
Hyu1ou. NrIa o.. ttoUlg, u. lNN' fs.Irt.
y, i.e3,, nan aGt fuller, suu for o'.', '..,.
.,i 1.i1pisrs nrn described o. LoIoNs o. s.-.
..I,.l M MONT lt1.l feet W. illM te .l-.
u,Wf bi1r. II. ulat a, Hlli lAht NV. 81.
49, -trrtnr thrUru ~ b l'le il.,. =. q H.Ha
va. tfenra d. Hi l'll feet iu,n,v ,-ty 40
40 brEinuiur, together N..n itraieu -At
de.rrioolin 9t44illlb .r.pliiiry. ana.
J. ~ ,','ii "a terely uoufui may y iu ~
~. md ausyer th1 SAID nNl.. !, no
| HlI,rsd tbp sail UlHIutN W.. ..lf
! L'lll,' 'thg relief demanded l,tlg indie,
| Xvttnesa Inc Hon, shmue. A't,i.t-ist riuti NJ
HmIhird Judicial luslN.H p. .iav
!hv tnairsrritnry OF utlu, t1i' Q, ,'.1
(slAL) ig'A9f,urry'in tno year oi opI '.'1i
ana thousand e.gnl hand''' ''
nlas'pRyip O. pUSnAEE ger"
| uv gvouGn ID LluMis, Hett-. rituIL
TnuM4B ADAMS, Al'oIAn''
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING

ArortCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny ORDER
~ NJ The board OF drcg.nfs VI thc Mon
real Mining n suHiuue Company, that a
tu meet March Do lslf. ut D.. m., 40 me nfcu
% NrppEC s. NurrtHt lt. o. Commercial block,
salt Lake tlty. luh, Tor tho purpose % elect.
luT board uf directors aud unIcCrs, md in
yu.u On au amendment Oh tho articles Of moor.
puratlu, tu make tho capital stock % Hlid
company IsHCsHnulD,tu tu transact such othur
buHInysH aH may come before o.
salt Lake ttty, Itlh, February IS. isli.
j J. UUNT, secretary
o. a UuHu rrtHituut.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF james 81. Farmer. deceased.
NOTICE Is nEREHr GIVEN BY THE
~ undvraignui, administrator ~ thr e..
tate 81 james a., FARMER, deceased, tO tho
creditors uf, and all porH0ns having claims
against che taii drcoa.ed, 90 exhibit thom
with the uCcUrr1rY voucher, within ten months
after thc hrsi publication ~ this notice, 20 tho
said a. v. Taylor. ut DIE Onlre.ruum, iUi Pro-
gruss block saltL,ko Llty, Utah, ln tho County
VI SAT- Lale.
Dated March lat l,n.
AV TAYLOR,
Administrator Of tho estate OF james N.
Farmer, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court. IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tue matter Of mo estate Of John
toulam, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John &, COulam nud MARY Ann COuium,
ENocutors Of tho estate Uf John q, lam,
deceased, have rendered for settlement,
aud nlcdin SAID count their final account OF their
ndmmistHtun OF auld uatAtu aud petition Tor
nunl distribution or tho rralduo of SAID estate
amung mo persons entitled ghuroi1, and that
Ihurslty, mo ilat day OF March, a, ID. l-l1.
ut 10 O'Clock o., me, Ht tho Court ltoum Of
SAID Court IN Tho County Court House.
salt Lake cry and County. Utlh Territory,
has been duly appointed by he Judge NJ
said Court, Tor tho settlement ut said
account aud hearing Huid petition Tor glstrl-
button, No which sine and place any ptrsun
Interested IN said estate may appear ana show
cause, d any thurc no, why bnid account
should NOT De fott1l uud approved and
hnBl distribution made Hs prayed Tor.
Dated February 4lgn, a. %. lsli.
a D., STANTON,
CLERK N Che Probate Court.
10y a, q. lursr, Deputy.
j. II. MoYlo, attorney Tor executors.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Tho Brigham Young Memorial aslc-
citation ackuow leugos receipt Of the
following contributions W assist In the
tuildlng VI the Pioneer monuments
From Ephraim, North ward, San.
pete Stake, per Bishop Lara :. Anief'
aDFs
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FRED j. MAY

Has opened a Mea, Market, at No.
8 East First South Street and
will be pleased to wait on his friends
and the general public with
choice selection Of prime meats al
Bottom Prices Free Delivery.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE hay RUACHEp HORSE ABOUT
" years old, s,nr iu forehead, lea ioro
aud right hind feet white ono brown rHIf
about j year Old, Btar in forehead. lot fore
and right mind iUet white, u tho sbuvc dgs.
cubud animals arc NOS clalmed ou or before
Marcn lblh, 1893, they viii DO sold at CITY
EsIay Pound ut9p IN,
JOHN o. MATrON.
foand Aospsr.
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WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM,

The Fineu Favored Gun on earth Clark,
I uirutgo & co., SAT- Lske city, john se0E'
,Toit = SOFA CO., Ogden. solo ageatL
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An Italian paper says that tho yiolon.
colo upon which siguor Pratt plays "a
valued ~ 1000. ltisa Rugguu iu.
strumont According 20 this Same au.
thority, all tho prominent hddleu have
small fortunes Invested in thair yiolinE
isayo has o Guariaguin, worth 200,
and Jean durardy plays upon Guar
uorius, valued 90 $4,000, Dr. Joachim
has largo collection ot valuable VIC.
Inns Tho sTadiyariu5 that belonged 10
Ernst and said 90 Do worth $40, 600. has
como ig,u '-s possession Of Lady Hallo.
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t0urUlr
Conirlhutor-YoI. slr
Edlt1r-Ihon / reckon you must DO
'N'Nt goo years ola London 'rit Bta
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NOTICE-Notice is here
by given that the tax books for King
county. state OF Washington. for the
year 1891. have been turned over 10 the
undersigned for the collection OF taxes
thereon On and after the second Mon
day in January 1896, a rebate Of 3 ne.y
certum will be allowed on all payments
OF taxes for the year 1894. paid on or
before 5 O'Clock p. m. February Is, 1895:
but II rot paid on or before 5 O'Clock
.. m. April Isl. 1885. they shall then be-
come delinquent ani a penalty OF per
eentur added, and from TIE LIST day OF
April. 1875, all unpaid taxes and penalty
for the year 1894. Will bear interest at
Vic rate of 20 per cent sper annurn un-
iii paid. Personal property Is assessed
separate and apart from real estate and
becomes delinquent at same time: IL
subject 90 same penalty and interest arix,
immediate collection by distress and
sale or property. A. Z. MTT~rEN.
Treasurer of King County Wash.
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felsr Inns sesTH ND saEfl
Through Train 70 Nanc1
without GhanGe.

Train leaves taiiv st.......-+...--ss...,sss1
Train arrives daily at...-..t...-..ssss'.sSs ~
For publications and inforsna.s.lsssne.
10 or address n e. STEs 49,
General Ascent. slz froaE ST. -
Wash. .s~&srrf &
General Passenger and Ticket 49,:
Psus. Ntna-
Depot Ticket nfsiee. canrferrlal. - ca
hst~ssn Madison and Marion
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RANK OF BRITIsH coLIyMnrA

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Paid up capital. 5000. 60, reserve IN.
600 Head Office. 50 Lombard street l1s.
don. Branches. Portland. San FrzHezSca
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria. New Tssluan-
ster, NanEimo. kamloops, Neison F6a-
couyer. b. G. A general banking ~ n.
change business transacted. Loans nad4
Bills discounted Commercial Holds
granted. Deposits received on curr41 <.
count subject TO check. Interest ~ ~
time deposits.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
msnss changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by o'clock Saturday 70 In
sure change.
PosT-YsTELLIGENcE co.
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fsAI.rIJIsN.- E@xzste. Jasssary II. fsa6.
- Mr. ard Mrs. wHEsaEn ~ Galnossa,
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost,
Found. For Sale. For Rent. and Sitnations
Wanted Will be inserted AZ the rate OF
cent q word each insertion Payment al
ways In advance. No advertisements re-
ccIyed for less than = cents.
SOTiCE-The business ONCE OK the
Posf-InteIiigencer Is open until II p. M:
Sunday hours. . a. m. TO p. m Caasss-
fled advertisements viii be received up 10
this time.
Advertisements will be received AT
branch Offices OF the Post-InteIiigencs r At:
TACOMA BLTsF.Au-l1iG Paeinc avenue.
Thomas Samuens. Manager.
PIT TOwSSEND-Frencf n Springer.
BELLINGHAM RAY BUREAU-New
wha.enrn. corner Holy and Canoe streets.
3. H. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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DEXTER HORTON q CO. aaxr.

Sapitai ......-.-...s.--..-..s.. 49,.
Presieient...... A. Dennv
Vice President. W. M. LaH
Manager. H. Iatsmss
Cashier r. Van Tssss
Sight exchange and teie4rnnAtx
fers on New York. Chicago. 81 E.s -
Francisco. Portland and variooe ssse.se -
Oregon anu Brush SoluEsifta ~ =
Sight bills of exchange en- Ien6o. -,
able elsewhere in Europe. sseass
Collections made az All pc3nf - !,
able terms. = tssSS-
Bonds, stocks and other vs1u.Al..
ceived on deposit FOR safe kee1i1e' -
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN Am -pvu.
COMPANY.
incorporated 1884, Capital &14oA
Transacts a general banking hensns@
SAVINGS DEPARTMENr
Deposits received in any amount ar 4
upwards and interest allowed .ksr,.N
Money loaned upon improved larn ~
city real estate.
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MASSAGE.


MRS META Electro treatments. los.
powers restored; corns and hnr4onS
cured saS Frcnt street
LEGITIMATE MASSAGE trcatrnan,. At
coao1 ard steam sulphur hztbs. faea
and Cody massage Specially Mrs
Christie. roon1 10 si4 Second street.
DfE1>G AND CLEANSING.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE woRgs s.o
Second s.rees ~
FJgRTEH.
MATHER. TIL. FURRiEa. 2i5 Unlver.
higy street
--------------------~
TaxrDERMrsr.
c. c. BERG. III Front street.
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Palace Sleeping Cars. Family -
tered Tourist Cars fully sglipPs-a1 .s~..
every convenience. Win parfef " s~<.r1s<s
Crosses fhs. Cascade and RDcks s
alas in daylight. giving pasteh<ss.s.<- 49,
chance 20 see Some Of the pnest - NJ
IN America The track, having sspss
Ilir.r, eonnecsionS in Union dspo0 - =
81; Paul and AianEarsolaa with trxsbSS -
Duluth. West Superior and GT n
points. Sioux Cts and the Sc1thNsEz9 "
tyoafs and The South and Lnieago. ~ n
East, arriving at Chicago al - p
evening OF the fourth day.
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HANKS.
AND TRr,,-

r.s -o2EFEIcERs AND TRUSTEES
Arrhx,- 49, -. .--.. lrs-sss
John Leary. Segssrs rs s,sse sees<lrSs]
James h Hayden. Man gr.. fE.ksSns
Frank l. Blodgeft. .Asstsssssaa SesT|
s,gmund Schwaoachsr. John 49, $3.50
ciuslveiy. su1e1e =
DEPOSITS RECEIVED from 81 to s,sm
cent. on term deposits. 1 rs- g. Su ~,
binary deposits. - >esS ~ e.
Dividends declared last sav. a, -
November. Leans made On rrsi sss sE ~
approved coilaterais only. eztAse y
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mAEHIAGEs.

80 f,rs.ss-' ! rx.r<.ssss Bses@efs Wash. on
.Tfseesfsy. tazafary Is. isss, BY Rev. Mar
or = Iarxxss Of seattle, IefsIs y. X.
IJiaSar. 81 Seattle and Martini NJ
Quarfnsara. OF Bothesl
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GaEA1!r A Afgs
N0HiH,av GREAT

Runs Buffet Cars. containing np 49,
writing aud card tables, barrier 80
bath room. easy chairs. oE1Eersa ss04 u.,sses
dows. etc. In connection with f -:
Dining and Sleeping Cars, Fsrst 80
oud~C.ass Coaches and Family
Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily az u 2. =
Everett. kaiispefi.
snohomisf. Grsnd fofAs
Ieaeenworth. Fargo.
8euatrhee. tFooksssns
Harrington. Fergus FstiA
spokane. ~. Cloud
AtnneapolIs. NJ. Paul.
ffoanerfs F~rSy-
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THE PUGET SoUNDNArToNAI. HAM
OF SEATTLE.

Capital stock paid ir...-. s.ssn
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PERS0NAIr-For full and complete infor-
nation in regard 10 the sale of Northern
Pacific railroad lands in Western Wash
ington apply TO Aim & Slettengren.
Halter block, Seattle, Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARcANA LODGE. No. sT. r.. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second ard fourth
Mondays of each month.
C. Il. PATTEN. w. NJ.
A. s. GIBBS. Sec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-17

a general nature can be assessed for
some months. That may be true, but
if 1t is admitted that the expense
should come out of the general fund.
seeing that the price per lamp has
been reduced to ten dollars, why not
make arrangements to continue the
lighting and pay in the fall? Would
not the contractor prefer to risk get
ting his money when the taxes of
1895 are collected, than to have the
number of lamps reduced to so low
a figure?
We believe the city could do that
without running any danger of trouble
because of such a debt. The money
can be raised by an addition to the
regular rate, or by special general tax
for street lighting. We believe there
would be far less trouble, dissatis-
faction and expense in that way of
disposing of the difficulty, than in at
tempting 70 carry out the present pro-
positions of the council.
While econonizing, how about put
ting heavy insurance on furniture
that is as little likely to catch fire as
a street lamp is? Snip and clip in
one direction, let down the bars in
another, seems to be the policy pur-
sued. With a full appreciation of the
fact that The city is running too far
into debt we see no more reason for
shutting off the street lighting than
for stopping other expenditures that
are allowed to go on Having con-
tinued 30 far, the city could just as
well go on to the end Of the fiscal
year and raise the needful money by
proper general taxation when the new
levy becomes lawful. Councilmen,
think the matter over and be sure
you are right before you go ahead
to change the settled policy of so
many. years!
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! We will not stop to dispute their
correctness, except to say that they
do not harmonize at all with the fig
llres given in official reports during
the discussion Of the Mckinley bill
of 1890 or the Wilson bill of 1894 But
what do they prove? First. that UNI
der the full operations of the Mc-Kin-
ley law the imports of potatoes in
creased largely. That they We're
greater in 1893 than they were in 1884
The estimates are made UP to June
Of each year, though the Tribune does
not state that. Second. that the en-
tire amount of imported potatoes does
not amount to commerce of consid-
cradle ma nitude.'
The duty on potatoes before the Nc
Kinley law went into effect was fir
teen cents per bushel. 1t was raised
to twenty-five cents. The present rate
is ten cents. But there has been no
opportunity yet to demonstrate the
effects of the new law on those i'm
ports, and the official report will not
be made until after June 1895
Now take the price of the imported
potatoes under tine Tribune figures.
1t amounts to more than Al cents per
bushel Tor 1894and more than so cents
for 1858. Add to that % cents for
duty, and we have 81 cents as the
price paid for the imported tubers, i'll
1894 and over 10 cents for 1893 What
does that prove? Why, that pota toes
from Scotland are certainly not used
in large quantities at any point that
can be easily reached by freightfng
from the west.
Under the new tariff, imported 20
tatoes will cost, according to the fig
ures given, at least 81 cents a bushsl,
and how that is going to ruin the
farmers in this region we do not COM
prehend The official figures furnished
to the Ways and Means Committee.
give the value as As cents per busneI,
which with ten cents added for duty
makes the imported price without
handling by dealers at least So cents
per bushel
It is rather strange that Scotland.
which imports potatoes so largely from
Ireland, should be credited with ship
ping even as many as are credited to
paat country, small though the guam
ttty is compared with the consumption
IN America. Be we suspect that
though shipped from Scotch ports to
canada and some adjacent points in
dhe United States, they were first semi
TO Scotland from Erin's Isle. Be that
as 1t may the commercial raagni-
tude' of potato imports is not very
startling. and as a protection argu-
ment has not as much nutritious force
as is contained in an Irish Or Scotch
potato.
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VERY Much or Color

Are people who are troubled with
chronic liver complaint. Bile in the
blood tinges the cuticle and even the
eyeballs. and also manifests its pres
ence by uneasiness in the right side
and BENEATH the right shoulder. blade,
furred tongue, nausea, sick headache,
and an unpleasant breath. L is usually
accompanied by costiveness and dys-
pepsia. or the ailrnent itself, and its
various manifestations, H9stetter's
Stomach Bitters is a. speedy and COM
plete remedy. This standard medicine
also prevents and cures ct1ills and fe-
yer, rheumatism. nervousness and the
incident TO declining years.
It builds up an enfeebled physique and
fOrtifies it against disease. Appetite
and nightly slumber are promoted by
it, and it is a protector against the ef-
fects of a wetting, Of overwork, expos
ure and unwholesome food or water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-17
IMPORTED POTATOES.

The Republican roorback about in
jury to American agriculture by the
reduction of the duty on potatoes is
revived by our contemporary, the
Tribune. and in g, way suggestive OF
the dirt which surrounds the 'lalpples
- the earth when brought to THE
surface.
Some statistics are given, without
stating definitely what Treasury re-
ports contain them. by which an at
tempt is made to show tnalt potato i'm
ports from Scotland form ''a commerce
or considerable magnitude" with a
soglgy effort to make it appear that
under McKinleyism tine imports were
much less than under the Democratic
tariff. Here are the Tribune figures:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-17

Boston's common council has just
voted-5O to 22-to postpone indefinitely
a resolution requesting the mayor to
petition the general court that a. gena-
torial committee be appointed by the
president OF the senate, to investigate
the condition of affairs that exists or
has existed in all the city departments.
Evidently the council thinks that there
is enough corruption in sight without
going CUNNING for more.