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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
In;uXc>i .,liI!irns.

<eW York, Feb. s-Ihr tax COM
ini,sioncG~. Wlio hay. for >p'lc il.lc
lric u tld grounds, for taxing lIct-
t. tr"r,':> $40. .GJN, eco. hope tD catch
h~r>13u l-;.~i year tie assessed h.,
inOrtLI-r on the Stewart bllilIinH
only IL Dc e>tlWttcd by hn". 'I!4e.
hold that sine" :; Wi:"'> rr~idcnrc i,
"iirrc lInr husband lives. ANA size,
Mrs. Green's .'.}IS',ane! is Il rr,,drM; q!
\cH York. III" nluit; !iUl!Hi:cs.
ulay b;. ;Hyrd fer iler NcW York pruu
rr>E. Tales, Mrs. Green can -WcnI
that She is legally separated frn:n hc)
husband and viii state where her rca
residence is. She must pa" taxes ol
! the II 80. 600 Stewart builGin-
mort rH1c Sven f Size pay, this. il
! i, only Il tril'c compared to the rc
nainGcl oi her vast c>,at" which gue:
! u:luXeH.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
BITTER ROOT FRUIT
Tic s,a:p, LAST Season hid Not EQna
tho Demand.

N;S&0li!A. Feb. Ga Miner repre-
sentative today struicd into the Office
Of \. NJ. Stevens 4 Co., the we'll
;:s!oWn produce commission house Of
this city. lie was we'll received By
hir. Stevens, who, in reply to the
s;.r!Dc'S questions as to he condition
Of the MisSoula markets, yyayc The fol-
lowing i:lfurnlaton:
Win the exception Of between
2>OG0 and 1900 boxes, the apples
raised in this and the Bitter Root
valleys have all been sold to conSu!l-
crS, and Washington aNd Oregon fur
nish most of those now lound in the
markets. Those raised in his yicn-
itN found a ready sale, and the supply
WAS not equal to the demand. The
onion crop has also found It's way into
the h;:IG> or the consumer, none
r,;i>,cd in this vicinity can be found.
There arc plenty Of cabba%cs lett hat
lave been buried BY tile farmers.
These arc being brought to market
and are sold at 81 per 100 pounds.
They are Of good quality and have
been kept in 4 most excellent con-
uitiun. iilCr" is still Il GOOD supply
Ct potatoes nuW in the bands Of the
farmers and can be had fer g. cents
to ~ Ncr 100. according to quality
and quantity taken. Tie large GUAM
tity Of potatoes shipped to the east
grti n,rfct:; (abollt 40 tons from
tilis market last fall had the effect d
|StiI'"nin- ne prices OF this tubrr.
There i sill 4 large quantity Of Hay
on hand which brings only fair prices,
ranging from s. Il ton for wild hH,
t. i'!O for tiinotn ny and clover mixed
these prices refer to the article
bHlrJ.
E.r farmers are preparing to plant
4 large acreage Of fruit as soon a.
the weather will permit, y lHr-f
quantity CT young fruit trees E!:lI bcc!
ordered. These orders hay" been
'llntc mostly bN he smaller farmers.
WHO. aIll&st without exceptions. have
turned their attention more or less
to fruit growing. This branch ut
industry appears to offer til" Elus'
fayorub|" prospects, for The future
'i'hr 2'i%SolI;l and RnrnI count !
| farmer, are more than cycl
adopting diversified farming. and
while there is mlIc!l room for i'm.
rroycmrut, there is no doubt that
the change is for ne better There
arc still! mAnN farmers in these val
lcNs Hvho buy their butter and ust
condensed milk, although they nial
have plenty Of cattle. The nEmb"j
oi egg, produced docs not reach bal
4 very small percentage Of hose con
Slnl"N hero,
The continued Inquiry for Bite
/ Root land; from eastern farlilcI'
would appear to Indicate tina; There
will Hc considerable immi grafton {
these valleys this spring. Bate
;Iinor.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
attention Of trained men are nCCes

attention Of trained men are noces-
sary to inmunjZe ANIMALS. such "s
horses SONS or go1ts, through which
agency ilc serum is obtained. The
remedy cannot be obtained yet in
this country only in the smallest
quantities and ut great expense.
The New York board OF health is;
actively engaged in cN'ipping 9
lnhratnrv fur research and lic pre-
ductiun Of "nti-tVXinc and in " few
cn,ni IL is hoped, tie ne" remedy
may &c obtained in Abundance. The
remedy. il is claimed. is not oM L.
certain to cure diphtjcria. but i,
also i reliable agent !or the pieTen-
tinn Gf hc disease.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
lii. WANTS No COMPETITION.
James J. iiiil il, ::nS!;il!d to Prevent Iht
Building OF Another RuiirDnd.

->N'A-'1t|>-'
DtlIi!>h. :I,ln., Feb. S.--Innles J.
Hill! president Of the Great North
cril railway. i, noW and has t.e"n for
some time ii: England, and lie OBJ
jcct Of his soiu1!rn, it is s:!it. is to
manufacture sentiment in that
country which Wi!l block tic efforts
OF Til" Canadian Pacific people 10 cx
tend the Duluth and Winnipeg rp&';
to he Dakota wheat fields. >ianv
Of the English holders Of Great
Northern securities arc also holders
or 1 !lr stocks and securities Of lie
C;lHtdian Pacific, u;ld Mr.. iii!!,, ,Hi>-
sion l., to convince them That to
permit the Duluth and WinlipcH
branch OF the latter road to parallel
the Great Northern will be in effect
rob5in2 Peter to pay Paul. The pr' :
posed extension as projected would
n1t only tap the Grcn: NNrtIrrI!
territory, but being the mG-t direct
and therefore the shortest inc to
DuIuth, would be in a position t.
dirtatc to Mn. lIill what rate the
traffic should pay. While Mr. Ii;It
is working in his own interests in
England. the Dakota farmers. who
must iluW hH;. their wheat 100 mile;
or more 10 y.Hci, his line 10 cot to
market, Hrc doing all in tl1"ir noWcr
to encourage his riVA?. They arc
ready t. vote aid TO that Gr A!iy other
road that will build into ha1 cOllltr.
c;l nll1 .rt to market.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
TIE, RESCUED Tai. KID.
i::'::yc Policemen Win Widow .}!'Carty'S
Gratitude.

There was Il rescue ut a fire On
Washington Heights last week which
has thus far not been reported to
headquarters. although the police do
net usually neglect to report such
occurrences. The scene OF their
heroic cndca;;}rs; was Il little shanty
overlooking the Hudson at 1iIth
street. where the widuw ficCarty
lived with her children. They were
growing u, around her with hearty
appctitcs hard t. satisfy with Mrs.
NcC&rty'S >c;;i:l earnings. t1 last
accounts there were six, the cidrS, Il
girl Of seven sad he .F;Nln@rs,t 4 baby
about eight months old.
This census Of thc Widows rc>pnn-
SibiIilieS was taken some tim" age.
when cyerE one who could was try
ing to help his upi%Ib"r and tht
polio" were taking pains to Sc" that
the Industrious widow got her share
Of the 1cncr3,I donations.
1t WA: early in the afternoon Whc!
an alarm ci tire sent til" police
.;currN;,;=r G'lt GI the CarEauSvii!t
Stat "i' with Sergeant Thompson dl
their head. The fire was blazing
i:crvcly whcn lac police arrived at
the >llHnty. and lhc Widow 'IcDart>
SIno@i outside wril!@iny her hand.
and v:aiiiuu. while Iu;ir Of hcl child
rem cli,,,r 10 lnr skirts.
NV there are the rr>::" Scr@pnnt
Thompson cried.
''.;;tie':, at school. thinks lie t,
Gu1." Was the pjo'l, ciucuIation
.'but me little Kid me Iittlc kid.
SHE walled. Just then Il plaintiv,
cry. to" ii! the W rid ike that Of ;
frightened child. came family out o
the smoke ijltctI >!inntv.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
Cow boys / !t'I~n.

Nils Gi'." i3eh. 6. >r>A"~la.
Afternoon ''rc" coN.E'oHs -IHrt~d ftr
oD" ct l2c :, i;ar \ rai,cf."1 in cll;@.o
Of linn >5niri%. lbol, lyr o'2.. oIz
something OF L blizzard sprung uo
and 1hc boys lost tiio;r "Hy Lee
Parish Of tic Sow and .>rrrv" ostt-
!it va, lho first ty 1iy@ u2. and !u-
llancd at tie spot %iIe"" til" team
they %cf2 driving was %!Jandoucd.
lie was 01t Of his l!ead ;!tG his tNo
companions could do nothing With
him. Billy Moore #3d VIII smith
doubled back Oh lis trail. ..Etar
,cycral hours of walking iIpurc cave
H:td persisted in l>ing dGWI' in spite
Of >;!ntil.S efforts to keep him up.
Smith continued to wal. till ci LII
O'Clock t:iS morning when nc stIa'a!<
ii rI'icil from which ne WIS Nrl"@lt
Til, drtrrnun ba>I:: # zen. he
sheriff. and several others left t:!i:
afternoon for lie place j yyhjr'I The
the tx Nuiorttln;;;e.S Hr". according
t, Smiths description. Moore rslno
at ci.s.j, G'r!or!; Tonight in " terribly
frozcn co!!iiti"n. The either Iian j.:
undoubtedly. dead as last night ,Y;;;>
the worst Mi-!t of the winter.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
The A,t!.TrNinc Treatment.

The 7l;cs.e~, Gf TIE o:ti-t5Xino
;rcatmru! for d:pihcrA is - "x-
tr:.ordiuary as 1o be without parallel
in history. IN Pari:, during tho last
week Of September II" deaths from
diphtIlcria numbered only two. The
mortality among rl;jIhirl under i've
Fcars Of age has bccu reduced from
% and 90 TO 10 and - pc: cent. The
wonderful benefits Ct this cNr"liV,
Snr1tln have not been fI! y realized in
t'iis country yet as the production is
difficult and expensive. From 'oHl
to ten months ti.i!" :l,d the constant
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
Horse al & i;N.'s c .

From tliS$0Ula as far Il, GHrriSG,:
the other day, Hal $ GDrDrtt, late
dcmocra:r candidate for congress-,
and Robert b. Smith, populist can
dlato for congress, rode tugcther
separating ut that point, the former
coming t. Butte and the latter 90
ing to Helena. In the lIurry OF
taking: Il ei rdepHrture, CN"br!t took
Smiths vAliSc and Sn1itIl took Cor
.hctt's, and the next morning CorJctt
received the following telegram from
Smith
Helena, Jan. 29.-!Ial S. CorHctt.
Butte. Mont: Arrived here Wi1:,
wrong va!iSc. 1t contains Gllc puil
Of socks. Two bottles Of wliiskny. boN
Uf carlrid res, " COPY Of I,lackstn,:c
and Il kcnluclsy stud horse rc4i ,tcr.
IS it yours?
Il. h. SMITH.
Mr.. Smith received the following
that evening:
Butte. Jan. 29.-R. b. Smith,
IIrlella.: Arrived here Will! wrnu"
yiiiSc. II contains 10 seeks. one bot
Il" .iaInaicl ruin treatise on Nyna-
'nItn, a copy Of '!r'eIcss and Power,
ly. II photograph Of Mary Lel>" anG
Il package Of hay marked "pupulist
cnllutcral." l. It yUIrS?
llAL 5. COE,,l:1"r.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
t,;,.,:;l"I~ !ui...

.Aolpll piHcu>s %lIc Isaac Davis of
Butte Lave received WGv5! that 4 pat
"ut Aa, been issued t. j!oyn on a
cy,.lirnd @anl box and electric head
li.:h'. 't'i4e ii:&oliun is designed
parliruiH ! f9' ~,rr"t ears, but it
can also be tisc;! ,t.2, .2,!0"o'l0iiia: when
Hu electric cUrrc!,t c<l be secured.
il is intended s, s"l o! The platform
on the front end Of he street CIR in
I"np'uiAg GirCt.N in front q! the
motrrm;,n. I'll" light l., in the cen
ter o. the box and can bo made us
soft or a> pJWcr'l! as m3y be
desired. The sand box is - alrAug-
cd that Il simple twist Of lie wrist,
turning Il small lever. throw, sand on
either one CT D"l:! Of Til" rails. as
may be required. or in * large II
u,tHHtit y * 4 Sii".!.
INyi> il An "H1p!oyr Of ti:c street
ear ljtr AZ :.}1turn,lll lie secured i
patent @" Il street car attachment
some AlNN,h- ago. for which he has
received several ilttlrriur offers.
>lr. PincN> i Going east. ~horti; and
viii take the nrW Invention with
him and exhibit its workings ;o
some of iha street car building com-
i)Nui..~.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
Teachers, ,lCct;ur,

1T Il meeting Of the teachers Of
i,nTalli county for tic purpose Of
discussing the present bill before
I'll" ip .i>,l:l.urc relating tUthc change
of text hooks. the following were
recorded present.: Miss, Anna Bond.
". l.. Hickman, VI. G. ,ItAlurinv.
L. a. ,;;r:;n. II. G. t;oti. II. ii.
~paJIdiu@. Miss l<iltie O5lrrmcycr
and W. i. Hershey.
On motion ". H. Hickman wa, Hp-
3uiMt@h cllalinHi! ;'liH ". i. Hershey
secretary III" object Of t!:c meeting
":}s been stated w i. X. Martins, On
motion She following committee Oh
resolutions was appointed: .>nl;I
Bond. w. G. ,HcMl;iH;iH and i. y.
Martin
After a Slort inicr:nis,inn the
rommil.nc made the following It.
port which was adopted:
NC the teacher ui KnyAIIi county
state Of \IpNtuIn. having met tii
II" purpose Of taking SOM" action On
the adoption Of {; new series Of text
books. be-. nSTc 70 make I'll" fpIIo"-
in4 suggest IONS;
We Recommend the following
changes in our present list Of test
/ books:
Reed and kellogg, Graded Lesson.
instead uf IIAryry', Revised English
l:rHilult%. I,nrbcI'> Lesson.
III Language, part, and ,.
Instead OF Barnes Working Lessons
and Picture Lessons. We rccv!M-
;n"nd in addition thcS" tueNangr- he
following: >Iuprr'> Supplementary
lcAiiu... >,tuddaru', Mental .\rjtli-
ncli@. Pages Theory Hlnl Practice
OF 'rcnchiI~. WcntWortns Primary
\r:tIimr;ir. Instead Of l@i~ll'>. Ray :
( Sew l';iGlicAI rithnl"1ir. instead OF
ISL ~. :, -hoil' tI'ii''!,, : ~ SIT
urrS. : and American Histories H.
stead or Barnes, Histories. I'HrI"r'-
Tcy4rap phirS instead Of I'Hrilc'S >crie :
Of Biographies. FuHnscnd's civil
Government Of he Z. ). 'Ih@ Modern
;'pcI!or. Graphic COPS books. W
fad 10 i%!;it viii: l'lp present i"Nt
books Oh Physiology.
On motion Il" secretary WIS in
SIrnet.d to i'HFc II" proceedings q
the m"ctin@ published in the count. /.
papers a"d 1 copy "i the rc%o|H'i"iH
Forwarded to our representatives.
Nu iu9tioM the meeting idjpurn"d
w T. ;Il.!tS!iEN.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
II !,N DO tDH EH;iIi,!:

DO you H~t i;uG," that Parks. Cough
yTHp will cure it? We guarantee
every bottle. There are many cough
syruIS. but We believe !';tr!s., is the
best and most reliable. Sold hNeA
H. Mi>nr. S;cN2nsEillr
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
NEWS, OF THE WORLD
Power has reported f


,ttut c Tor the house BIZ for the cN
animation aitI classification Of pub
lie .la!iiI; in Montana and Idaho
within the Northern Pacific lard
grant. It provides fpr commissions
c>S one - DC selected by the sccrr
tary nr thc interior. one BY tie
NoitiiprI Pacific and Two by the
| Montana delegation III congress. thi;
culnnittcc to determine and examine
what mineral lands arc to be cS
tempted iruni nc grant 10 the rail-
iGud company.
The secretary Of he interior has
| decided tina; he lands embraced in
| the list Of a.".5Dl acres selected by
/ the Central Pacific railroad arc
clearly within ! nc plainly defined
mineral belt. and las accordingly
/ post puncd Tie issuance Of patents
pending the publication Of notice.
! ) prot est to IT," list has been received
ii Il" department from William !.
Lawrence. Who alleges That he hl>
ior ten years been engaged in min
i!I1 in O!lr Of he lois sold.
,!'I!c New A,urh. Press offers fifty
iEnr nIrIlrEs, 10 those who may re-"
reiNr liiu>t vote, from its readers,
:Mer4 will b. ten TRIES to Europe,
ten 10 til" iiGc!s} EiailMlAiu,, ten to
tha Waite mountains. ten to the
IjntSltiIl>. and ten to NingHla fAl!:,
,nnd the Thousand i>!;iild>. iIlct
"iI 20 10 i IL ten faNuritc school
teachers. ten 9. \. X. mon. ten
railroad ln"il. ten oiiccGuIucrS. and
ten dry goods employees This is
1l" OF he most cubtale newspaper
yJt inc schemes Nc; brought forward.
Professor Adams, u the i.niyri'si-
1ry 81 Michigan, !lu, received 4 rc
,i,!r.,j from! Jal;tn to publish q tr;,ltS-
I;lliUu OF lis work On ''i';lb!ic Debts
I'l t!l'l NHl!!ltl = ! ms = = '''i''
vita ib~ expectation Of uiuing
Japan lin>Heia! policy IN ibe var
MItN CH,!la.
lirnr< Clay once owned th" lot in
Washington on which the Blaine
i4;N>jul stands. :c traded ii to
Commodore !:uti ."r, Tor an .tudniu-
san jAcI.;>,s, ONE ut tn" i"ur animals
!, o. that Kind irou4Al to the United
State, BY Til" cQnirie;iulr. Mr. Clay
lost he .j;'cl;t~s 1T the c;t%d tabir:
but subsequently, ir@Hiurd posscssinl
Of it and sent il - \ir@ini" wller" it
became he ancestor 81 4 strain ot
males; !u:nOli, to this day
Tho Prince Of Wales, as grand
master nl :..n@Iisi! 'rprn;l>uns. has
run>til,te;i!I, '!';%;t,y"HI Il sepa:
ale ,;t-ouic district a"d has appoints
led t.rfij..tn Richards Of .!5AanlIsi>lrt.
wilo for forty ve;,r> Ia. held \, leading
position in Nit quarter. lis first
grand master
Washington, Feb, 'i--l,t'c mineral
iauA bill passed ho senate with in
lu;,;cr;Hi amendment. ! low GOES
10 ;ii; rpii1nlilt"v On conference.
s.;u E%a;ciscn t'ef,. G.-I,ilr Aus
t,nIi& .Ias arrived with !,iiaus.tl,,lj>
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13

Come and pay s. and You will have
the RE"uEI.lCAN for the next wear.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03
Harper's Weekly
In TSAE

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HILL and Kimball could be elimiE-
ated from the constitutional conven-
tion and no very grave injury be in
flicted. But it would be a grave in
jury to that body and the proposed
new state of Utah.if Roberts were bad
gered into resigning. After this
phrensy has passed and when secord
thought returns to the people, this pa
per would not be very much surprised
if Delegate Roberts was triumphantly
sent to the United States senate as a
reward for bis gallant fight against the
all unutterable modern fad of female
suffrage. His great ability and breadth
of views would then have field
worthy OF the man aud his power. AS
matters now stand, both the voters at
''our house" are for Roberts for the
senate against all comers, and there
are plenty of the same sort in Utah.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03
J. Q. WITBERs.
Provo, March Z, 1895.
Tie u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
NOTICE.

In pursuance of law there will be
nominated from Utah, on or before the
first day of July, 1895, a cadet to the
United States Navel academy at Ann
apolis; and also second candidate OF
alternate to appear at the academy for
examination in case the first shall fail
of admission.
thereby invite all applicants for the
appointment to make their request by
letter addressed 10 George Q. Coray,
Librarian of the university of Utah, at
Salt Lake city. To receive considera-
ton the applicant must be bona tide
resident of Utah and must be of an
age which will make him not less than
fifteen nor more than twenty years of
age on September 2, 1895, the date of
admission to the academy.
Candidates will be selected after
competitive examination to begin on
June l, 1895, before committee here
after to be named.
FRANK T CANNON
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03
a. Household Treasure

DIV. Fuller, of Canaioharie, N. Y,
says that he always keeps DIR. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not be without it, if procurable, q. A.
Dyke man Druggist. Catskill, n. Y,
says that DR.. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that he has used it in his family for
eights years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at Smoot Drug Co.
Regular size SOC, and $I.00.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03
S1OO. Reward. SI0O,

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded desease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls JatRrrh Cure Is
the only positive Gu known to t.
medical fraternity. Datarrh being q
constitu onal diseas requires con-
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken iutern lly, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, there JY destroying I'll
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength, by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietols
have SO much faith in its curati,
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimo onals.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo,
o.
Scld by druggists, 75c.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03
Dated March IS, 1895.
Territory OF Utah, 90

NTARSHAL'S SALE--PURsUANT TO AN
lNl order of sale to me directed by the
District court of the First } judicial district, IN
aud for the territory of Utah l shall expose
at public sale, at the front door OF the County
court house, in the city of Provo, county OF
Utah and territory of Utah, en- the 4th day of
April, 1895 at il o'clock q, M, the following
described real estate to-wit:
The description and particular boundaries
of the property authorized to be sold under
and by virtue of this decree, so far as the
same can be ascertained from the mortgage
referred to, or from the complaint filed in this
action, are as follows to-wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner of
block 2S, plat ''B Provo city surYe ey of build
ing lots; thence north 10 rods: thence east s
rods; thence south 80 feet; thence west 77A
feet thence south 10 feet: thence west 5414
feet to the place of beginning; also commenc-
ing rods north of the southeast corner of
lot 3. block rs, plat ''B' Provo city survey of
building lots, running thence west 90 feet;
thence north 66 feet: thence west 30 feet;
thence north % fee'; thence east SO feet;
thence south SO feet 10 the place of beginning;
all in Provo city, Utah county, Utah.
To be sold as the property OF Provo Cooper
atIve Institution, a corporation. at the suit of
lions Cooperative Mercantile Institution,
corporation.
Terms of sale. CASH,
Dated March IA, 1885,
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
U, S. Marshal.
By THOMAS FOWLER,
Deputy Marshal,
Richards y Richards, attorneys for plaintiff,
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-04-03

1.-THE next best paper 70 the New
Star in Utah, The DISPATCH" is the
way this paper is sized up by the New
Star. The New Star perhaps meant TO
say that The DISPATCH has the inde-
pendence to speak out its honest senti-
ments on any and all subjects. If that
is the correct reading of our contem-
porary's article, then we fully appreci-
ate the implied compliment. But the
simple truth is, while Coin is striking
in the right direction and is entitled to
the credit proper to it, yet we dis
like to see the sacred cause of the re-
storation of silver used in the shame
less way that w. Ii. Harvey uses it, to
push his own private fortunes. We
will not see it without raising our voice
in reproof. He is genius in the way
he has harnessed the silver men to his