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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-06
SPLENDID SHOWING.
Mine Makes Good
u Shipment.

Reports from the Pan-American are
of the most satisfactory character. The
last shipment was one calculated to
make the heart of the stakeholder grow
fat and his eye become glad. 1t con-
sisted of $40 ounces of gold and 1900
ounces of silver. Under the manage
1nent Of Superintendent ]. A. Beverage
the expenses of the mine have been
cut down and the output increased
very materially. Mr.. Beverage is en-
titled to great credit for the showing
made, say those who are interested i'll
the project.
This mine is in the state of Sonora,
Mexico, and is worked by the cyanide
process.
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.e.isters create CONSERVATION.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 5.-The Union Pa
ciffc has placed Indicators on the en-
gines pulling the new fast trains. They
not be tempered with. even if any en-
gineer was so disposed. The indicators
register the time made and the time iost
by by s STOPS. The The indicators have created
CONSERVATION I'M the ranks of the en-.
gineers for from them the OFFICIALS Is; read
erineer to account If the schedule has
T not been run between stations the indi-
Gators register this and the engineers
must make a satisfactory explanation
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INTIMATE WITH CROOKS.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 5.-William
Duffy. John C. Stones partner, who is
under sentence for three years, says that
wonderful knowledge of crimes, but he
gained it by his intimacy with crooks.
He has been considered at times insane,
doubtless due to his vicious habits. Owing
to the fact that Duffy has exposed his
true character Stone is now attempting TO
connect him with all the murders he has
ever read about or has any knowledge of.
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Quotations For the weeke.
PrescntH Mines.

H. S. Liston has returned from Pres
colt. Ariz.. where he has some extensive
gold properties and reports that there
is a regular gold boom down in that
section of the country. Mr.. Liston is
now on his way home in southern Utah
and gave this paper a pleasant call
while in the city.
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Very Quite in Phoebe.

From all reports, Phoebe is not doing
much in the mining way 1t is said
that only six men are working on the
poorman and nine on the Yuba- All
are leasers. This information was
brought to the city yesterday by a
gentleman who has been down in that
part of the country looking after some
properties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-06
The B. & O. Caught Mapping.

The B. & O. was caught mapping
when the interstate commerce law
went into effect relating to grabirons
on cars, the same imposing a fine of
$500 for every car that might be moved
after that date in interstate traffic.
One hundred of their cars were tied up
in consequence at one point, and they
lost no time in getting men and ma
terial with which to equip the cars.
So far The Herald has not learned of
a western line that fell down on the
law.
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New Train on the ID. & r.. G.

Beginning next Sunday night the
Denver & Rio Grande will put on
new passenger train to Cripple Greek
to be known as the Cripple Greek spec
ial The train will leave Denver at
1920 pm, arriving at Cripple Creek at
1870 the following morning. Returning.
the train will leave Cripple Creek at
$50 pm, arriving in Denver at 7:30
the next morning. Three sleepers are
to be utilized regularly in the service
between the capital city and the gold
camp.
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..Meu. Annie" NIatters.

j. Wash Young has returned from a
trip to the Glencoe district in Nevada,
where he has been looking over the
properties Of the well Annie" COM
pafy. He reports that the mine is
looking up and says that an offer re-
ceived to bond the same for three years
was refused. The mine is open for
bond for one year, but no longer.
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Reorganized Passenger Association.

CHICAGO, Dec. ga meeting of the
executive committee of the reorgan-
lied Western Passenger and Trans
Continental associations was held to-
day for the purpose of proportioning
the expenses of the two associations
and settling various matters of detail
in connection with the financial de-
partment. The increase of salary for
Chairman Caldwell was granted una
nimously.
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PHOENIX CoMPANY's MILL.
Addition Made and TaiIings Now
Being Successfully Worked.

Being Successfully Worked.
The Phoenix Mining company, in
watch ". S. Godbe is interested, has
just completed an addition to the mill
at Bullionville and is working on a
lot of tailings successfully. The COM
pany is using the cyanide process and
will work all winter. A test run was
made on a fifteen-ton lot recently, the
same being advance ore, which it is
understood was highly satisfactory;
hence the decision to keep going. 1t is
not known what the result of the test
is, but the returns are said to have
been very high.
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DENOUNCEs FOOTBAII.

GALESBURG, ILL.,, Dec. president
Evans, of Hedding college, publishes
today an article denouncing football
and declaring that he has prohibited
the game at Hedding. He terms the
game a disgrace to college life and
Christian civilization and compares it
to prize ring contests and bull fights.
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Ore and BuIIion.

Receipts of ore and bullion in the
city yesterday were as follows:
Mccormick & Co., silver and lead
ores, $1,000; gold bars, $4,000.
T. r. Jones e Co., ores, $4400; bull
lion, $4,000.
Wells. Fargo & Co., Pennsylvania
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IT IS INDEED A WONDER
So Says w. A. Graves, of the
April Fool Mine.
MATTERS QUIET in PIOCHE.
PHOENIX COMPANY OPERATING AT
BULLT0NVILLE.

RaD-American Makes Splendid
ShoYving-"weII Annie' Looking
Up-News Form Mercur-Heavy
Deals Down in Jua5-Da!ton ship
ment Deferred-Eig Cottonwood
Observation-Disclosures Letter-i'res-
colt Mines-Ore and BuiIion-SiI-
YER and Lead.
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BURLINGTON STOCK YARDS.
THAT Road VIII Build It's own Yards
in Chicago.

The Burlington road has decided on
a move that will completely upset
Chicago plans for joint stock yards.
That road will now build! their own
stock yards and terminals, and ample
ground has been bought for that pllr-
pose. Shippers over that road will
then be free from the claims of 81
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THE WHEEL,

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The judges of the
Tfmes-Herald motorcycle contest met
today and carefully considered the claims
Of the vehicles which competed in the
Thanksgiving day contest. They awarded
Inc gold medal to the Norris and Salon
Electrobat, of Philadelphia, on the follow
ing points: Safety, ease of control, alb
sence of noise, vibration, heat and odor;
cleanliness and general excellence of de-
sign and workmanship. The first money
motor Wagon company, of Springfield,
Mass. This motorcycle came IN first in
the road race and also secures favorable
notice for range of speed and pull, with
compactness of design.
H. Mueller, of Decatur, Ill, was award
ed $1,000 and is mentioned for good per-
Torrance in the road race and economy
in operation. The other, awards We're:
Sturges electric motorcycle, of Chicago.
$500; r. H. Meyer & Co., of New York,
500; G. W. Lewis, Chicago, $500; Hayes &
AIpper1so1 1;oo kokomo, Ind, ,;I $780, Max
pany, of New York, $50.
The Morris and Salon and the Sturges
vehicles were propelled by storage bat
product of petroleum. The race. was run
on a fifty-four mile course, a foot deep
in snow and slush, but the awards are
largely based on the results shown in an
elaborate series of scientific tests, con-
Quoted by Messrs. Summers and Lundie,
in Chicago.
A Canadian contest is scheduled for May,
1886, and an announcement is expected in
a few days of big race to be held near
New York some time next summer.
WESTBORO, Mass, Dec. 5.-Inter
viewed today on the subject of the
suspension of Murphy by the l.. A.
w. racing board, Mr.. Elliott Burrls,
managing director Of the Humber d
Co. said: Il have just received a tele-
rive in New York on Monday.
Asked if Humber & Co. would take
any legal action in the matter, Mr..
Burris said:
Il am satisfied Murphy is innocent.
No evidence that has been given to the
public by members of the racing board
proves Murphy guilty of any agree
ment with Cabanne and Titus; in fact,
all the evidence shows that Murphy
refused to enter into an agreement. L
am awaiting Murphy's return home to
decide what our action will be. The
counsel of the company has just rem
dered an opinion on the subject, in
which he says, The racing board has,
by its proceedings in Murphy's case,
inflicted upon him a serious personal
injury, to-wit: Practically debarring
him from obtaining livelihood in his
customary business. 1t is a body
without authority. 10 my nina us
action is tantamount to a conspiracy,
AS the board has acted without any
legal authority, each individual can
be held responsible for any damages
that the sufferer may undergo by rea-
son of the action of the old board
I'm regard to prizes won by Murphy
between Sept and the date Of his
permanent suspension have been adj
vised that if the courts set aside the
suspension of Murphy the promoters
of the race meets where Murphy has
competed will be obliged to deliver the
prizes to him.
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Railway Notes.

Travelling Agent Gorham, of the
Rock Island, left for the north last
evening.
A rate of / cent mile has been Sc
cured for the next Grand Army en-
campment
w. B. Clements has been appointed
travelling passenger agent for the Sea-
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal aad Diolers.


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. TWEEN
ty-f1ve cents a bottle.
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bullion, $4,145.
Silver and Lead.
Chicago Mining Exchange.

Bar silver was quoted yesterday at
81. Lead, $500.
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AMONG THE RAILROADS
Government Intervention in Be-
half of the Central Pacific
APPEAL TO CIRCUIT COURT
IN CASE OF CALIFORNIA BANK VS..
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Mcconnell Talks
About the Overland Limited
Santa Fe Makes Wheat Rates
From Utah to Texas-Burlington
to Open Its Own Stock Yard at
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DuHsuANr no S. .llIl1N 40 49,
L directed NN ... .fa district Court OF
tng lvruiH# %. t..n .NNl vhgusy Ai p.".
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Lg NhFafa ,..H. lHnl..
uiLn lh4 % 10. o.. ... ,I'.'' I,'. O.. .''..
situate, NlHa thN ".. DO .t.. l'-ae county,
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Fait5-Promoyi7Q Series.

~ FIRST utsziou, uauauy5 o' persons
oEpNuguCH lH amEs'1avy upon Ono sAHdHlgb
1Gsnds, uy uUraar ". Cannon, 25.
A string % I'gnFis, o7rialu.re o. number "a
iHsfgsu6g a.l.ars and anecdotes II mls.
HHHa. fH, ,I.a -a-
Lrnyc. grom Us journal, Ny President
N..HI HH...I., siH.aUpgHu ~ lIs H.alrr,
t.mrIra.g .g,.EI"Hsr auH many interest.
un|nHI.Hu Boo bHHH .@
Fragments ~ d sp,FlcBso, r1na-Hrn Of
....H ufg..I...aH % UfrHs sst
49, Suiiln ~ prophet, q loaturs a..
hvglpi by lHHa A.lras JeHsla before ~
EiuisnH. 5nr.aEy ,n iHa social uaH, 5lli Lahe,
Jan. ~. lll o.
The uhurch ~ Jssas christ Of Latter.
day Nniuty, lH Priesthood u.rl1imu1a.
posuIao', ordinances 500 History. ny 5aAh
jalur1, iJs.
Tho second Coming OF she Messiah,
Nyh %. Roberts, o.
Analysis o. ihc usoa or Mormon, -
nu I"a.ra, 4r.
Thc 0nly Way Co be saved, By LaFouss
SNOW,
CLAD Tialnss OF Great JoI, " ooorv'
Tsl1lals,
nAptiym Tor th Urnission OF Sins, "
h baptism Essential TO suIyatiauI 10
Articles Of Eoith, Small, sc.
Iargr, De-
Postage m1r. h1 paid oa ,a1 ab1va
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TWO SESSIONS A DAY.

vo, .'iu',TJarcu. (Laughterl A., Al.
90 9..1Es,guartly transplIul Una, ~
M, M. kalghn one ol 'l'
loiuvy NJ thu local a. T. ~ "1s ~,
ll',,'.ilIe ior the proposed hmehui .luu'
,nst he and nj ASSOCIATES WeIe
ant attempting TO guRteN lh-'l
t,lnl'i ,irs in the Constitution Wy "oIA'
u,u1,sngh lilmball sni othtta' .,.-
Jog ssaS,s. N Davs, moved TO s'ilE.o
hVI,st mart Of the proposed amehl'
o' vbicn prOp0Hcd % tax chnfou
iH''l u6 held that properly ua'u
s,Ig.oI VI mankind and NOS l'r
ll' 1uIl not be required 10 lny
w. In vac a principle embodied ~
laAt',..,lirr of nearly az ihu aisicf' ~
lnu NODDED ON Justice and ne Woull
vs. ag.Irft the Idea Of making
pto.'s.. .., f.r such taxation In the Con.
pToi..u u the new state ,,.,-,
of summit, dcclaimci
N.i, lyaiust kimball's amendment
t"3'. ..lt IL was humillnuug 10 lhlnb
NV ., TImseIf aud the inifJluccr ~ "
th,' ,,..ubpfa a. tue elmu political
We, M. Ilimball should hang Ills
hs 4. ,'i Il" pssailm,nt Kimhall
...il., WIN a smile of bitterness, "All
It.ys 10 Jay Is that | am sorry Tor my
i, , nom summit AMI hope lao wiI
"s,sr do anything inst VIII cause h'm
iobsps hls mead IN thnmt' am DO
,oy.r5f taxing church property Of oil
EI5i,rs. o. DAVE, again spoke
.,.i..t tHe amendment wnilo Van
Ig,8,. of salt Lake, waXrd warm Boz
in Jtisu.r, saying lnat mere was no
,sa,e reason why tho cathedral % "a
.,i.,.aus rHUy SHOULD be- exempt from
,,.yst.gp tuan the "lecturo hall Of the
ssGf,uualc iundol."
Po,nts Of order we're raised frequently
.st rsrIslouuy at ,hia juuclufu oi tho
1,srieiines Ju small teonuicniiiicl auu
s1nu8upiuuul The time ioi iho CONE
wiltts % arltu came when pfogteHs
Ia. fepoftri nud an tdloufnmeuI
t,rsn unul . O'Clock this Afternoon.
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JuIlc Nlrryll, o. the Utah Connie.
sion, occupied uBuat ON tuC il3yt VI the
Convention this aitugl I9u.
The nlclve be Ind the pfcsllcn .
desk was filled with O. brvy NJ woman
suilmgisls during iuday'u proceeding
Evans aui Kimblll wero good na.
tufrdiy chhiliHg each other To-Day ns %
result Of yoslorlay's lccElug OF horn"
A delegation Of local w1rMugmoH
haI bearing before the committee on
labor auI arbitration this forenoon.
Now that VarIsu has returned tom
the Sage Brush state, hIa voice Will
often be heard Ia Convention Discus
zion.
Secretary Chrl,touson's postage
stamp cry 10 SIN Uoius ruug In tue
ears " the committee On accounts Enl
cxpulsep.
Hart, Il Cache, says there 10 alto
gslher TOO great tendency Ia tue Cone
veuti0n 10 do work that IN wholly anu
oxclusivu'y l-gl1lGtiyg IN It's character
anu RESULT.
The committee on clettious and SUI
ifage Will Uu hoard from this week
probably tomorrow. Is report ~ CA'
peClrd TO cause ~ much discussion ~
any other question the ttato makCtd
will have l. deal with.
Chideslef, Of Garfield, has got bic
lighting clothes on, because no Hnys
the delegates arc employing the com.
milten clerks 10 do their private uusl.
urus correspondence, anu that, TOO,
when their services arc very muuu
needed for Convention work. lie says
the practice must ro stopped forthwith,
Page Camp, Tor several years the
funniest send man o. on eastern
mini troll show, has not quit "auliug'
on account OF uis tlort IIIt connection
with the muEsUger service % tho Cor
voutlou. The reaiou BE-, boo can't DO II.
IL hss bucomesccoud nature 10 him and
during the time tho State makers arc
not Ia session ho c1nyulsoH them with
laughter produced by Informal rchcgr'
sails reminiscent OF his y0uIhiull call
ing,
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uniled in MarrIage.

Yesterday Mr., George a. Campbell
ald Miss Grace l.. Prieslley, OF tuis
city, were un,t5i In marriage In the
Salt Lake Temple. The wedding IT.
ceplion WA held last evening at tho
residence OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs. W.
j.. POulton, when u goodly company
VI relatives anu friends assembled, n o
young couple have the congratulations
VI a largo circle OF acquaintance, who
wish lhrm ,ull measure VI napli.
ugkH.
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Returned Missionary.

Elder Don g. Rusht1u returned ye.-
,erday from mission 20 lho Southern
stltas, wGore he hus boon lab0rug Tor
the past twonty-slE months. lie lo {
this city January 2, lsoI, aud Wal POO.
signed TO the Middle tennessee confer.
once. Elder Tnsht0n has sl ] lyod hls
lauofs very much aud IuputtB mat con.
ference 20 ho Ia "A lrlspUfCur C0nl.-
uou. ll.s health Is good ami mas been
during bis absence.
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mei { To section .: "No fubic iuuisor
PROPERTY lu thla State, whether acciu-
Iu. from nKation OF utTvIH'H, snail
10 arpf0rfih.cI OF ufrd Tor Tao rufp Hu
% founding, maintaining or Hi.Iut
directly uf indirectly, any CAutc',
religious or stcuisr HItiuLy, Ut any if-
10 Talon, eluIOty BudtTiakiug,w high
IL wuHlly NJ iu Iaft uuU.r NHu.ariuu,
ec'l,ti tsilcal, or secular ont uI."
LyHnF, 90 Wei 81, spoke u, lsNl Ga IN
avur ui the nmun iuru BuI CuuyIu d.
eli y saying th. { uuhiwifgi I've Hliii.
TWICE SUSTAINED.
Technical points OF oricr were hero
raised by different an muCfHpld twice
was tho decision appealed tum-IuCc
by Evans ami orC' ny Nariay. iu uUIh
instances tue fJuIsiuUs were su.t lined
by the CuuvuuiiJ
wAsUfvlEsEu lug uME.
on motion 4 Buy, OF Wa'lt'1,
EldtedgU'- motion was laid un tIu
table aud Evans raised the point 90
order that that CirrirI tho whole see.
ton with 10 nui cited prurUIcuis non
kUhgr' Rules % Order aud Tho It.-
CU.uluss OF the Convention Itstli few
dayt ago when Narlau WAS sustained
on similar n0lnt ~ oder,
A very 2 .uuut wur1y parliamentary
dispuigtlyn tUl'OWed,iu which at lJnsth
"uakUI'8 Il 1eun OF uulg nins displayed
thrlr knowledge NJ the question before
them. but " hon Colonel -quires, iHr
Che tIIr1 time tuuug tuu Hitofnoohi
looked down upon nis coll gutH mo
earnestly and EuInivly aHkui, "thnl
tho decision OF the chair bGHustaluuu.'
hs discovered that bile iugk had sue
Iunly changed Tor iu was Olmu't
unanimously reversed ami said; 81
was wrong tunt timp-'hu Convention
has said au and thA'H lhs end Uf IT,"
Section o uf the declaration ul rHuis
wa then taken az. 10 rutasHs follow;
"rho privilege 0i tho witt % hgivps
corpus shall not De suaponuei ulluis
when, 900 Cnru OF rebellion ur iuvAuua,
the public safety impuraiiyg'y de-
mgnus H."
MaIoncy, Of Weber, rlrfod the
following nmuudmuulir take place a'-
ter the fast word. YI ihu tcrIion a.
uuuiuI abYvt3 "Ani lhun only 10
fuch mauEut Hs shall TO prescribed ly
lnw.n
Narinu promptly raised hl8 voice
agniuft the amendment LlChu0g did
tue rame thing while Thurman pro-
Cgolrl 90 advocate i,s adoption. A'trr
uo hal c0ugluIvd speaking Van Horn,
OF Sal. Lake, attacked 90. AZ 4 O'Clock
Evaur, OF Weber, had tho nIur nuI
was declaring ngaiust % whom tnr
NEWS report Of tIia aNufuy0u's pro-
cueiings c0scd.
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mis5io73y SupPIles.

TtorEnu's rrnci no.i,s.,,
l,a.tL
Sea
rho MODERN Prophet, s.n
Truo W. Vai1r toiigion,s.H
Tao Gu-rci Pioneer, r..
a Reply 50 "rhs u1rmcu ~.
t1rg,W b.
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Park city, summit county mineral
entry ~ tho Aunt Polly L.Ie Side
ami B Hn Foam consolidated l1u,s,rl.f-
p.iNHr fi 80 DrfuH, excluding OH il.cj-
with lau Black Hawk and Silver Islet
claim, in Snh.u frHtk mining die.
trict, Wbslich county.
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rho Improyomrut Association, sCrA
nouu, a.aa.H To- collection uf auHaI
hni sr..gt.. .HH.- aHa hy1lH, 10. 90 music -
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choice mH#. postpaid, Co.,
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Adm.tlcl 10 the Bar.

On motion Of Judge Powers, W. l..
Arnold, OF Dwight, lllinois, was this
afternoon admitted member Of tue
Salt Lake bar, by Chief Justice MUr-
rift,
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Land OlIlco FiIine.

The following nIuss were male In
the local land ollce under date Of
March 81;
Henry Newell hnd John Shlolds. VI
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Olher Prellnct, nearl Mon.

Results Of the election Tor bonding
the county have been received from
four more precincts, anu there are now
only two more 10 hear from. Those re.
Ceiyed arc:
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ucstroycdbs .trr.

OpuHKN, NaFch "a Tho bgs'-
nc,s portion OF Laiay 800, L7a WIS
tutuuI %. NY.
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Noble wonsQ's lives Series.
Lydia Enighra History, On Interesting
Na'nH. Et.sta1 ia aa attractive and plsazizg
rfyiu. sa
urroincH OF "1tOrmnnuom, - tntsssstit-
tlri1H0s ~ v1IHl slb hsrs Ergyle a..
tslrsa ugrtg d Lzats. D.
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Accumulation was received from
utY.uus MUu's Chrttiau association
% WpeV usiug the delegates OF tue
Ugly5sula 90 attend a public debate
90 lls g0lIh.,iUn question.
DO molten VI Cannon, Of Salt Lake,
ils Communication was received ana
lgIAsd the Invitation declined with
IguFg
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top,Y,s ruuoEEDINGs.
rLLL.NAIIlN .INLoL.EN ~

yE C5ny moved that bis uHplant-
us8 g1utafulug tho wilhurswul Of hib
ttmsitsUn Che Thatcher episode be ex-
tansrI lum t4u record,
nae pftsuent-li there 10 NO oggc-
gog tual UilI be- uolU.
Tltt was no objection and tho
explanation wac erased iiOm t.o
milu'gf,
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IUergr vH.. H....a before that have given
mr such UuHe.. aa.Hfl.uua of those H.taI uI
Hf HuUIruJ...UU.
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What Ie Moro AttraotIvo

Chan % pretty heo with a fresh, bright
compsr.oDl Forlt. uro raEuula Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

B5Eilo VI Salt Lake introduced o
deposition providing that the LegiFla.
ilts shall never autu0rizs any game IL
Glance, lottery or gilt enterprisg, nor
le slle OF tickets therefor under any
Iislonae Of any purpose whatever.
legislative committee.
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TOINCnEAsE IT.

Yili1, acting chairman Of the com-
ml,ss On rultF, reported. The COM
mI.tsgn rules % which was referred
llg report from the committee GA
schedule, miscellaneous ana future
snslimtut', recommending that tue
utlbeump u thut committee be- In
CriieI by adding thereto two mem-
tsis nom the cities Of Salt Lake aud
Ugyu was referred, beg leave ~ report
i4u same with the accommodation,
Iftlnid committee be no increased.
Laid on the table tor one day.
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Dated March 2.Hl t.l ......
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