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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
Western Association Games
htt N FVfNIF I, DIN LII q
, Rockford ILL IulY N@Score:

Ri z
Rockford .o0O e0101o-4 3
Denver -.-....--..--0 ) 90 o . q .
Batteries--Un and Snyder; baI'z
and Pace.
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s, 10000 2le IS
Terre Haute........l o 0 o @ Is
Batteries-Pepper and Boyle; Goar and
Roach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28

MILWAUKEE, 3; DETROIT l.
Milwaukee, July g1.-Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
ST PAI1,1a. GRAND RAPIDS 4.

St Paul, July 27.-Score for Fridays
game:
RH E
81. Paul. sesoooo-I4 Is 5
Grand Rapids 900 o o OIL IL 5
Observation-Disclosures, krauss and boie'
Petty and Campbell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
The following is the standing of the
clubs July IS, 1894, one year ago today:
PLAYED WON Lost Perc
BOSTON 8; CLEVELAND ..

Cleveland, o, July 1.-THE Bostons took
partial revenge today. The home team
was unable to hit Stivetts effectively.
Attendance, 1850. Score:
RH f
Cleveland ...........o oooooo2o-2 6
Boston .--...........0 0 OIL 4101-S 8 I
Batteries-Cleveland, Young, Knell and
Lmmer; Boston, Stivetts and Camel.
Base by errors-Boston, 8. Left on bases
Cleveland, ); Boston, 9. Base on balls
Off Young, 4; off SWEETS. 3. Struck out
BY Young. /; by Stivetts, 10. Two-base
1its-McCarty. Sacrifice hits-O'Connor,
McGarr, Duffy, Lowe, SWEETS. Double
5lays-Long, Tocker. 2; McGarr, Childs,
cConnor. Passed ball-Zimmer. UNI
pire-Emslie. Time 200
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
u; GRAND RAPIDS !.

n n 7.
Minneapolis ..---...o o q l t-l9 = ,
Gard Rapids 30 0 1 o . 0-7 9
Ratteries-Trazer and Wilson; Stafford
and Campbell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
NO CURE, NO PAY.

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Czrsbse
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28

,ri,vaukee $1,000 oo0o-s 5 I
Detroit ...........1 O 90 01 o o
Batteries-Baker and Bolan; Twineham
End Pears.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
NAY LEARN SENSE
AMERICANS COMMENT ON THE Re-
GENT LIBERAL DEFEAT.

! Reminds Croker OF the Dsmoerasse
Party. the Way the Engiish Liberals
were 1t Cats and Dogs Among Them
selvss-Citisen of Sc. Louis BesrAys IN
lrish Str.n, Rcmarking that Home
Rule 10 Dead for YeArs to come-Fooa
Wsnsmaker and Has lsoaey Part n
Parts-Soathampton Sc. Taie<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
HE B00MS INGALLS,
DAVE 0VERMEYER, THE DEMOCRAT,
FOB THE IRIDESOENT,S SUCCESS.

Declares that the Republicans are Fools IL
They Do Not Elect tho Atchison Man,
Because He is the Best Known Man in
Kansas and II He should Go Back to the
Biggest and BraIniest-Waller Tells
what was in the Letters the French
Read--General News of Kansas
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JACKSONVILLE II: ST. JOSEPH s.

Jacksonville, July @l.-Score;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-09
IMPERFECT
VISION

ls caused by the length aud shape OF
the gych1li When The proper dimgn-
sions of the eye are accurately ascer.
tanned is easy to prescribe the proper
glasses.
Bot by the methods commonly iu
vogue. glasses lrc fitted by the uCu'Ht
trying successive test glasses until e
patient selects combination which UH
thinks improves his vision. This /. o I.N
guess work on the part of Roth.
Glasses gwen under SUCH conditions
rarely give pcIice, satisfaction, owing
I0 the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested
By d. ShHlmefdIurs original meth.
DDS an accurate measurement u. ihH
irregularities ul the comrl, aUd the
length Ut thr gychlii is taken by sgIcn'
tidc Instruments, which record results
shat do not vary traction e.. au iuch.
one instrument proves another thus
making mistake absolutely impossible.
Tie has fitted many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair of glasses are especially
ground TO suit the pgguliliiucs of each
ease, and guaranteed.
A. a'l examinations ore free u will
cost yuu nothing 90 lind out whether
your vision can Dee benefited or not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-09
Land Office Filings.

Edward n. Coward, Of Salem,
Utah county, final proof Of homestead
entry OF tue east half Of the a3utheast
quarter aud tbs southwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter OF section Z, and
the northwest quaftorof the northeast
quarter Of section IS, township o SOUTH
range o cast.
Mary Ann Tanner, Of Milford,
Beaver county, desert q Try VI tlr
northeast quarter ot tho nOrthWrtt
quarter Of section s, anu the east hail
OF tine southwest quarter, the southeast
quarter Of tho northwest quarter, aud
tue southwest quarter u toe northeast
quarter OF section o, township Is south.
range 10 west.
Emma Morgan, Of Goshop, Utah
county, desert entry Of the Northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF
section 8, the southeast quarter OF tho
northwest quarter Of section IL, tho
uusurveyrd southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section y, aud
the northeast quarter Of the noltnweft
quarter OF section ~, township 10
south, range l east.
Alvin J. BIRD, OF G0oseberry, SEWER
company, homestead entry of the east
hAlf Of the northeast quarter Of section
10, and this west half Of the northwest
quarter dissection 2O,towaship % south,
range . east.
Arthur Gardiner, Of Salt Lake CITY,
nnnl proof OF homestead entry Of the
southeast quarter OF tho northwest
quarter, anu the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter VI section o.
township north, range l west.
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OGDEN.
ooDES, urAn, MARCH 9, 1875,
Brief Notes.

Il IL given Out that A. Il. Hayes,
Republican, intends 90 contest the seat
OF h. II. Spencer, Democrat, In the
COn,tltutional Convention.
a complaint has been filed in the
Fourth district court by r. a. Per-
kius praying for an INDUCTION TO re-
strain Lat0n Cummings ct al, tho
defendants, from IN any way intsrieF.
lug with the PLAINTIFF or removing
any Of the guAnO from tho islAnds Ia
Great Salt Lake. The court Issued n
temporary injunction which wns placed
Ia tho hands OF a deputy marihai, who
has lott Tor one Of the Islands.
An execution has been issued under
attachment on all the canned goods OF
the Utah ana Colorado Canning COM
pauy.
Frank ElbrIdgc, who was arrested
rs an accomplish Of Thompson, who
Was shot while attempting 81 burglar.
ize PendrT's residence, was held by
Justice Baglry In 81, 900 bonus TO the
district ooutLOn 10 charge ui larceny,
Mtg. Flagyef's gold watch being found
in his possession.
Mr.. WIN. Bailey, Ot NJg,h Ogden, IA
manufacturing q superior article Of
fro brick which will DO sold at $50 per
1000.
Nr. Chulo +. Wflghps TheosophI.
cal lcoiuges at the city hall are well
attended,
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IRusIEE,s sALE NnIIoF.

yVrmEEAs WILLIAM NJ CAsADY AND
w trttu IA CaHaUU. DO. wife, ut tho county
~ salt Lake, IcfuWU of Utah, did, by tuuu
1891. aud recorded Jane ECO, A. u isll, tu Uu1E
"2 %" OF m0rtgaEg.. UaAua TO N inclusive eff
the records OF che oAae Of me recorder ~
convey 90 William ~ ullr ~ trustee thu Col,
lowing described real estate, situate 10 Che
county OF salt Lake. Territory ul ltau, to.WIt.
p piS5 q '9' one a "a" LAZY S0G tg S ana
yoys commuurIuf 90 feet eltt uf the
t0uthwcht corner N tAll Joy, running
thence south lI! feet thence west 80 feet Co thv
place o. beginning. which said conveyance
wac made lu uuHt go secure 70 we order NJ mo
Lombard lnyratmrHl company The payment of
CasadY's one UrUu.FHHIT note, for the principal
uum % Two Thousand huuAfH N4,Olpl, due
ana payable june HL a ". lsll Win interest
thereon from llu Uaia thereof % the rate of I'd
prr cent upr aHuUu payable HgmisuuuuAIlY uu
Inc hTst Jays sf juno ana December oi each
aud ever year .. S.'len,el ny lnteIr.t
aud OF even date herewith
Whereas. said decd Ul trust provides that lu
ease Of default ln o.. payment Of sara note ur
any part thereof, or 900 g7ao default be- made in
tho iavmCut OF iutrrrst thereon, and such de-
fuult Cunuuura iuI thirty days, then, 90 Tho
option OF tho loyal holder OF tnid note Hald loo
dcNtuduOHs may al once become due ami pave
allie. and the trustee HNtIl upon tho applluus
lion Of tho legal uu. der % Hlld note cell and
uiHUuau OF Che above described property rn the
manner in fali deed of trust described lrutrr.
cnro 10 which b. boT0HF made for greater cor.
taintyI Cor the purpose NC paying said note,
and an interest duo thereon, together with tho
costs uud EXPENSE 70. executing tins trust
And,
Whereas, default bst been made In the pay.
meut % tho lnHtlI'mUutt 90 interest which
toll due on aald motto December isL l-II, aud
ali Irstlllmruts thereafter, aud ouch defaults
have continued Tor moro than thirty 800 DAYS
and sull continue. and uy reason thereof tHe
present legal holder of slil note has exercised
his opuon and declared -ld uule due and pay.
able und has requested tng undCraIgnOd thus,
tee tomakr sale .Ut HaII uromtses Tor tho pur-
Now. therefore, unUtg s hereby given that L.
tho uudprsisupd william a. bale, az the 10.
Uur N the legal. holder and owner
IL SAID note. uu"JT ana by virtue OF
| tho power and authority iu mo vested, will
! on Iuosday thp HtU UaE Of April, A 10. 1893, at
] tho hour uf ton O'Clock 10 m OF tuld Uuy,
| soll saIi above described property and all hv
| right, uuc aud tVuU HI redemption ot tho
| said William II ta.taY ana lietla ~, Ousudy,
| his wife, their heirs ma assigns therein. Tor
| the highest and hest Hrrc same VIII bring in
| cath it tho south 'front.' door of the County
| Court House IClt and county building iu mo
! Uity and County of sNt Lake, Territory uf
| Utah, Tor tho purpose .i uayluE Huid noto and
| al the costs and expenses oil executing th-
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, this 9Th day OF
''"'' vs. o. - '''' WILLIAM H. DALE,
1ruslce.
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and mems 10 develop our resource p.
Ii will est nothing, only iimr AMI g.
lttie iumuet aud nails, but 10 Will take
mean. TO livs on while the work is
being done. IL wouli DO Ike building
q new home Ia settled country; but
the people living here have lived too
easy in tue good time, ami tin e
money his b cImo scarce they are
hardly abls 10 live aud masu tho rrscr'
voifHtn feton ami cultivate the land.
The uclulu Hre not iatmtfs, tut are
stookm,n and frtighicr.
Wuntel some row settlers % really
sec ami tske advantage e to new
elements We are biessul W IT,. There
IL room ior ok OF eight fmlliea 10
have yood farms mud plenty Of water
by tcsetv iriuH. We also have a good
place foratanuefy. We consume from
$4,000 90 s2J,OIU annually through
tins county Tor shuCd ami boots aud
leather. rho Stake att lDriiioa have
talked some OF e. ttIug u tannery here
but have not done 10 yet. There ~ n
man VINO live. within two miles Of
town with half section Of land AMI
about 500 W ,OJu head Of catil'. He
wants 10 eel. Hu puts up seventy
iivo 60 Que hundred tons OF nay every
yeah Ifsome god settler would buy
MIN out u would suit ~.
Ast said, this IL good stock country,
We IhAve a good climute. We have
had beautiful storms this winter and
are cure OF gfpsa IN the spring. A
blacksmith Ia needed aud could do
fret rate; also n school teacher can do
ilut rate, as We have 10 imT Oftlone TO
leach our school. IL you know tf any
good LatieT.jay Saints that would Ike
u take Advantage VI these 0pportuni-
ties here We would iiko ~. There are
one or two places here Tor sale but me
people generally hold 10 their place..
think they are not sufficiently enCI-
goiic, however, In branching out and
building the country W.. We need
some settlers ne our place requires
building up and the facilities 10 10
utilized. In connection with the
tanncry and th0e and boot shop a
harness and saddle chop would be =
paying business, AZ our cowboys use a
great many saddles, hobbies, cts. We
have bark near by and our climate
would grow the cAuaigro rot Wood
Ia very handy.
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In the Pennsylvania conference.
PRATT, MARYLAND,
February 9j, 1896.

A'NANeAg ~ A9t's
Editor Desert Ncler
There are twelve ElieTs laborlng In
this conference This winter; all have
enjoyed pretty good health with tho
exception Of slight o0ldr. Winter
started IN earnest December 20.h ami
We sllll have plenty Of snow. The
Elders have not been able to do 70
much travelling since then, the
weather being 30 severe. The people
here say they have not had ns cold a
winter f0t many yeare. The roads
nave been driited full And many VI
them arc stlll closed.
Our Elders a. usual thing receive
gOOu treatment from the people, but
many Of them treat lightly the mes
cage We have, preietting rather { hesp
10 themselves teachers who make IL "a
study 10 tickle their itching eufs.
The people Of West virginia, who
use tobacco as usual thing, prefer the
use Of SNUFF instead OF chewing; II u
said there h more snuii used by It's lu-
haDitAnts than In any other state,
ana THIS WiuteT tue article has faited
from 20 ~ 80 cents per pound.
o. Saturday, Feh. lBth, Elder Nen
and I TOOK train at LIttlelOn, our head
quarters. for Newburg, Preston county,
West Virginia, whore we mt Elders
Duri0e Aud HOlbTook. We have
secured the Ellis hall there Tor our
spring conference, which viii be held
March 2i.h anu Goth. The hall VIII
seat 200 petsouH nicely, We have also
made arrangements for rates Ut the
hotel al 80 coutu per day. There have
been no meetings held Just Ia this
vicinity, but there are some who have
a desire TO attend anu We trust the
| people will turn out TO hear the mUt.
sage We have TO bear. II any Of tbs
Southern States Elders laboring In the
counties south VI us wish q attend we
Will DO pleased TO see them.
The snow was % deep that II was
almost impossible 10 travel, no Elder
Durice and thought We would visit
our trieuds at Pratt, Maryland. We
reached here last evening". There ID
some sickness among the 5AiuiF. We
have branch OF the Church here VI
sixteen members who are an Interested
In the cause. The DEsEREp NEWS h
a regular visitor 10 the saints ana the
eTmons are read with pleasure. The
Saints here have concluded that Elder
Grant figured correctly out tue Wort
u Wisu0m aud they ATE now using
wheat as substitute Tor coffee; some
ALEC have dropped tIe louaCuu hauit,
Tho preaching q tue ELDERS Ia .hu
cAute Of great zeal Of Bible reading
among tie people, who look for points
20 condemn tho doctrine produced, but
they become astonisheI when they iind
that Whist IL called Mormoni,m Is no
new doctrine but was preached ann
written 1900 years ago by Jesua an
tho Arostles.
Your Brother
| HU.FORn VEEDER.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT,
v,,I,, Of Guilty with Recommends
ton 10 Mercy
ot ssrr, richardson 90
10 w. ~, .,d whits powder ton
ainiug str5 ehnine'
..yrv..s pc, pa.rsi rs'evap,.

...yrws. per Di.r'i Ts'sgrao'.
" n'.., u,ab, March 9. - jasper
~ p,ov5, pleaded not guilty to a
p'p, wv, a toreory in the Fret district
~. today. the trial was eel LOT the
lih. 81. t.,,, Ricbariaon
~ r,tircd yesterday afternoon
o'D o'clock and remained out ,il'
So, ,' afternoon, when they brought
.''' verdict OF guilty with a
,.'.,r,scpdatlon to mercy. The ian
s,otencr. Richardson was
va H., tbe custody OF the unliel
oilsi'- .,.,snai, Mrs. Richardson Wept
n.N vben the verdict was M
INC, Richardson shower no az
i.,,sr. hot underworld 20 ooh,o NJ
~, the Jury stood eleven Iot con
'.y Ind 0un for araultlhl III 'he
vs.. .Iiili ths last ballot when the one
uulv , ~ ".rsei t5a verdict ns fcndeftu'
lui'ii @ Harue,s attorney, Judge
,, W., Interroscd demurrer 70
h'u- ..,-,,n indictments ngainni
~. for gmhpEi.cmuni and false
h,.,o Juiro King having been
H',n.j, attorney refused TO hear them
h.st The hearing was cot ioT
ss,y Judge Merritt and Judge
9.,,c5 9ul come down to hear Tue
'nty Warihail Fowler Yesterday
va n bottle Of milk aud n uuckage
~. .s,,s rowicfs from Deputy Marshal
P.,nc. Of Fillmore, Win the r,lueh'
~ AN analysis be made d inc at'ielts
Pro, Rydalcb, Of the Is. Y. Acalemy,
,n,d sirycnnino iu the powder and
,.t,.,il,rs OF tho same poison IN lhc
l.Gt Nothing ls known here Of the
MIR having tho tost made.
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DR.. SHELMERDINE,
Onlcc Hour, 10 Co .,
Scott -Aucrbnch Building,
1872 Aiuln street
METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into tho ttDfgs OF any Of our
ptOyIUsrlye merchants OF today Aui
you willuu delighted 40 tho Lew, cluau,
ffgah appearance % The stock ul goods
uTIsCltuI Ton your Inspection and mnf.
vel M the absence uf old ylut or SHELF
s0llul guOlr, auu % you should aEk The
merchant now hu avoids such RcCum.
ulnu0u, ho viii toll you trulhmlly
tbat he sells them before thOy gel IN
that condition, by going through his
stock from time o. time aud any artiC
which In not selling rapidly 4 marked
with n price 30 low that customers
who can use tuOU goods came utl0tI
not 10 tuy--luyrT c0nslIUTiug now
much ho may lose by tnu tratslCtion,
but how mueu the gain viii De- 10 sold
before II becomes WORTHLESS by holding
until Il has no demand. In the matter
ui mems clothing, styles OF goods
change each season uud N goods are
beld pact lhoir season they leptecihte
IN value fuy ger cent, anu % th,rI
they are not worth ten per cent. Of their
original cos. Therefore a merchant
TAILOR VINO closes out Div stock Oi goods
lust before tHcu sessOl close for half
thuir coat, realizes thu iull yuuue these
same goods would have n held over
until the beginning OF tue next season,
AMI he has his m nCy tiX months In
advance, with which % buy fresh,
soasOnANls stuUB, Aud for this reason
we forl that with our hsli-pTiCe ralc on
Pants iur tho pact TWO weeks We have
mauu 40 much mUnty we viii continue
the came prices for ten Days more aud
6dl 10 our hEllp'ico clearance sale,
quits, uuI make uu curing tho next ton
lays any $50, So, 80, $40, S2s, $50 ~
$50 goods Ia cur store Tor tl5. Who
eau afford 90 refuse these uurgaius2
We can't nuHu,t Cnor them only Tor
aprt clth, A. tv.duuc0 that this IL an
on.r Won cau'g ufUrl 90 refuse, 10 the
large sll We bad on Panis Tor the past
ten days, and We cNpgC. 10 sell 200
Suits m the next ten days on THE great
aU.rtur
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That Proposed Article.
LooAN, Utah, March s, 1851

LooAN, Utah, March S, 1895.
H9ar Dsicrsi AewE
wmyou kindly publish tho follow
ina
lltu he correspondent quotes the
suufe Ghcle, which has been pub
u,hsiinMt NEWS
l,hmy spinion that tbis article Is
stltsuonibls nom several points Of
vleE, sud iitsn ia ils broadest sense
nnrelli,aiiy.
Section I IL d contiscallon without
tauvii5n u all acquired water rights
eth ether words a connscation Of
rflu'r Tiupotty without 'Iust Gem.
IeaniQb,n or "due process " law"
tfl haH therefore conflict with that
titd The ffth amendment 10 the
Cgllhgllon Of the United States
uAlth reads, "nor be deprived Of life,
Liberty, OF property, without due pro.
e.udhW; nor shall private pfopedy
d Aken for public use without Just
elmfeuauon."
stgilon . contains matter which
bssass to legislation, not to the Con-
Niulgu.
Toe hBt two itatemonts Of section
sne ambiguous aud appear 10 he Ia
iIitcl opposition 10 section /. A beet
'iseml 10 me that u section 3 we're
ilofiei the water rights question
Vllll Do Ia aw0rse condition than at
li''snL The last statement OF section
slavery go0i.
All matter o. section aud section D
ihclld be brought about by legislation
al not by tue Consultation.
10 ftgagt 70 section ., n ID were do.
e.el 10 add some one else 10 tubs
tgiii ! would DO absurd 10 have 10 sot
luhe heavy machinery necessary 10
tmghdlhg the Constitution ia motion
bl9 10 The same may he said IN re-.
hd 10 sections 4 ana o. II, for
iltsnea, !, were decided that the
sAltt divisions system would be- best,
'asn II were found that four or five
DIVISIONS would DO better than three,
Appeafs 10 me a folly TO have e.
lusnd the Constitution u make such
aelange' Utah has got along 30 far
eNaout Ttilc engineer" Ifuno II
Wv needed the Legislature should
l'lle ior the appointment OF such an
,Meel Then again, should IL be found
uA .hA board should elect Its ow %
Incident, think OF tho work Of amend.
Ns 'he Constitution that thn board
-y no ~. Were there an ongineer,ns
F.Nltl Tor, II may be necessary % re-
"lav hls powers anu duties. Snail
tlo thIs by amending thu Constitu.
hl work.
~ appears to me that the Con,tl,u.
~. should sin,ply provide for appro-
H'AN'h TO tue State Of all waters
M, now held by Justly ac.
lol rlghh; further, 10 de.
~ ~ Tue acquired Hghts-the de.
s..l0n 10 be- based on the diyersiop
NJ. ~ economical use OF tho water,
'y o. fight coming first Ia any
~ Nu further details should be lett
we Legislature.
uiuily believe that State ifrIga.
puglheer Il needed, az alec a board
e1it'ol, whose acts NAV he ne.
ge'. u ~ Tue higher courts, There IL
6ss.guao' Dut that the "Waler rlghtsii
M ' ,ln needs thorough going over
H., a. many cases a reno u, tmont.
hS. '.ety ifrigator answer this cues.
1'si, ATE you willing that the stat,
Esn@ eohhsoate your water riyht2
en-, your answer at once 10 youl
Uonvy delegate In tue CONSTITUTIONAL
Ag,,.,,, a, A, MILLS,
nhUeulluTal College and EvnsKi
I'nI Station. "uu HApsh
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COMMERCIAL.


pAtr LAKE CLEARiNu HOUSE.
T0Iayis clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s1s5, S72. Same day las.
year. slil,76J. Weok's cleariuga,
81 .2y7. s8D. Same week last yea,
g9-i,5sO. go per cent increase over
same week bst yeafl
roDAYSs QUOTATIONS..
New York. -Silvu-, % I!i leaf Sa.O2l
L0ndon.-5ilvcr, 20
oRE And BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & g.. received today.
Penn. bullion, f3,5l9.
Mccormick a. Co, received today
Cynniies. 81 500; Hauauur bullion.
S8,5Ou; silver ami lead oreg, fiiUD.
ltrx bullion, s3,56l. Total ,GiI.
H.. Il. Jones q O.. r,Nsivri piN1 3
O.cs, s5,ll0. bullion, $4,000 Toiai,
$500.
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Primary Conference.

The quarterly conferences OF tho
Primary associations Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion viii be held on Saturday
next, March l6.h, In tho Salt Lake
assembly hall, commencing at l0A. IN.
There will be but one mceliug in tue
forenoon. Patuuts are given an Ct
pvoial Invitation 10 be- present.
ELLEN &, JLAwsON,
President.
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"Whats thisf" demanded the guost
pointing to ono Of tho side dishes tho
waitur had brought
"Suusarcs, sir, answered tho waiter
81 didn't order any
Of thought you did, iir. D."
81 ori.ra1 sauce Can't you tell the
difgll'oh0twoln sauce and sausagcsy"
"Ec-, a.r said tho waiter, gather.
ing mp tho rejected dish with unrufled
dignity Between sauce and sausagcs
there Is merely q difference Of ages
Wish cciiVa. giry'--Chirapn Trihnna
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Preparing 10 Move.

These who have TO DO with the pro.
posed removal Of the locsl land oiiloe
to tho executive building on Fun
East street arc busy making the neces-
sary preparations, aud II IL likely the
change Of location will take place In q
couple Of weeks,