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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Miss Helen Morris Lewis. president
Of the North Carolina e. r. A., was
writing a note few days ago in the
Office Of the Edgelold (S CO. Chron-
icle, when Lieutenant Governor Tim
norman dropped in. Upon bOing intro
duced to Miss Lewis, he told her that
he, too, was a woman suffragist The
editor of Tho Chronicle says jocosely:
cat this we dropped heavily into our
chair. Our jaws fell apart, and our eyes
popped entirely out Of our head and
rolled about pellmell ON the floor. Miss
Lewis eyes did not pop out-that is,
not entirely bnt they danced and
CLEANED and sparklcd like all the
Pleiades on frolic, II was a pretty scene.
Lieutenant Governor Zimmerman is a
woman suGragisti Miss Lewis has scored
ono-a big onc-in Edgofcld.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25
The Grave For orcpon.

Women have positively gone orepon
mad. No now stuff can hope for the
slightest attention unless it has cropon
characteristics to recommend it. Evon
cotton goods arr woven in humps aud
ridges and wavy undulations, and all
tho silks and wools with any claim to
popularity, and oven the airy, fairy chif-
fons-whioh might have been supposed
to DO lovely enough in themselves-have
crepon surfaces. Ribbons have caught
the craze and havo ridge edges. So has
yelling, and frightfully unbecoming it is,
too, giving its wearef's features a blur
red, worry effect, as If they were seen
in a very poor mirror. When the crepon
craze reaches mackintoshes and over
shoes, 1t will have attained its height,
and its decline may confidently be ex.
pected to begin. New York Letter.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Tho Daughters Of the Revolution, or
ganized four yenrs ago at Washington
by fow women, now has 1000 mem-
bers. It makes a cult Of American his
tory and traditions and Is interested par
ticularly In the story Of the women Of
the Revolution. The society has hung
the portrait Of Mrs Harrison, its first
president general, In the White House
It contributed largely to the Mary
Washington monument fund and to tho
fund for the statue Of General Washing
ton 20 be presented to France by Amer
loan womon; IL has made a collection Of
valuable looks and relics and is now
working 70 secure o permanent home IN
Washington, Colonial hall, which Is to
DO an imposing building, serving as ma
iiOnal headquarters and business center
as we'll as D museum for colonial and
Revolutionary relics aud records. --Bos.
ton Woman'e Journal
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Not only is diamond QUITTING not
specially high paid occupation, but II
is ono involving most huzniiinting
system Of espionage TO the worker. Each
man is held strictly to account for tha
stones he receives on going 10 work IA
she morning, and the count has TO he
carefully taken when the unfinished
work Is turned in at night to be locked
up in a safe against the return o. che
worhmen the next day. The possibilities
Of theft arc great, though a dishonest
workman knows that an attempt 70 dis
pose Of an unfinished stone would bring
suspicion upon him wherever the at
tempt was mado. New York Mercury.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25
rhe chleago Audubon soeIe.1.

The up to date woman mny have po-
litical bees in her Sunday bonnet If she
likes, but the Chicago Audubon society
insists she shall not indulge id dead
birds This fashionable adornment is
omphatically declared to be thoughtless
cruelty In word, the object of this
comparatively new aud unique organi-
zation Of men aud women is the proteo-
tion Of birds. To this end a monthly
meeting is held at the AthenRum.
So extensive has become the killing
Of birds for feminine fashion that the
subject is attracting widespread alton
tion among urnithologists The Chicago
Audubon society. however, claims to be
the only organization formed for the
condemnation Of the use Of birds for
millinery purposes.
AT tho regular meeting held yester-
day afternoon tho Rev. George Pratt
read paper on Amateur Ornithol-
ogy." followed BY musical numbers
The audience was made up mostly Of
women who practice what they preach
by not wearing birds In their bonnets,
though they indulge in ostrich plumos
on the plea that this does not necessitate
the killing Of the bird.
''There are 5000, 600 birds slaugh-
tered annually in tho name OF fashion. "
said Mrs. E. Irene Rood. president Of
the society 'As an organization we
propose 20 be instrumental in the pro-
lection of birds and in time Introduce
such bills IN tho legislature At present
We arc much interested in the bill now
pending which relates to the game laws
Of Illinois
''The Chicago Audubon society Is,
believe, the only organization Of the
kind In the United States" she con
tinued. "ThOre was one in New York,
but it has disbanded.
The society numbers ~ members and
was organized several months ago
Chicago Times. Herald.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Full woman suffrage in south Aus
tralia is an accomplished fact The tole-
graph announces that Queen Victoria
has signed the bill, and IL has become a
law More than 1000, 600 square miles
of territory with q fertile soil and tenn
perato climate, a country destined 70
support population Of hundreds Of mil.
lions at no distant day, Is dedicated for
ever 70 equal rights for women. This ia
the greatest single victory the cause has
ever gained.
Women are made voters Ia a ro-
eion larger than tho combined areas Of
New York, Masaachuaetts, Maine. Con'
necticut, New Jersey Ponnayivania,
New HampshiIa Vermont Rhode y
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

land, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia,
Florida, Alabama Mississippi, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Kentucky. Tennessee, West Virginia
aud tho Indian Territory.
This act commits 20 full woman suf-
frago tho government Of a territory much
larger than tho United States from tho
Atlantic coast to the Mississippi river,
and from tho Canada frontier to the
Florida koya
Another interesting fact Is that this
victory Is tho result Of experience with
partial woman suffrage which has OK
listed in south Australia Ter many years
--Doaton Woman's Journal
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

country. The medal is in q manner tho
American counterpart of the Golden
Rose, which the pope sends every Easter
to Que Of the Catholic sovereigns OF Eu-
rope.
For many years Mrs Sadlier has been
writing books. each Of which points a
moral At the time she commenced
writing the majority Of Catholics in
this country were Irish. and all of her
hooks treat Of Irish life She has writ
ten and translated something like 60
works, and all Of them have found wide
sale. Mrs Sadlier's maiden name was
Madden, and she came from Ireland
She is IS years Of ago
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

That the American girl Is making
rapid strides IN the direction Of higher
degree of physical perfection is shown
by the work going on in tho gymnasi-
uma OF schools and colleges devoted to
her education and in the outside clubs
organized for athletic purposes Every
form Of athletic culture is now enthusi-
astioally practioed by young women.
They are riding with the hounds, they
are on tho tonnis courts, they are feno-
ing and bowling. they are riding horso-
back and bicycles, they are rowing boats
and sailing yachts, and they are tho ad-
miring patrons Of dog keunels and horse
shows They have not invaded tho priza
ring because they nro not brutes. Very
few Of them have organized with ball
clubs OF football teams, for there Is a
point where womanly dignity must stop,
though one Of the leading agitators for
female physical culture in England Is a
jealous advocate Of football as lady
like accomplishment
In all this there Is great hope for the
now woman. The girlsof today arc like
" 20 become the new women Of the new
century. II they expect to hold their
own on torms.of anything liks equality
with men .high degree Of physical
health and strength viii be one OF their
chief requisites But whether they do o.
not physical culture viii not be draw
back Clear heads. sound lungs strong
limbs and forms after the Venus do Milo
order will add to their atiraotiveness q
we'll as to their happiness As II y
probable pOpulatinR the earth novor VIII
60 out Of fashion. Il win be a gain al
round II tho coming generations arc moi
handicapped in tho race by the physical
misfoItnno Of horodity --Chicngo trib
uno.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Mrs Governor Morton and is other
women we'll known In Now York IN va.
rious branches Of philnnthropic work
havo undertaken to establish a co-opara.
tive employment bureau for the s0pply
of its patrons with ell sorts Of holp.
Among the ladies associated with MrA.
Morton in the scheme arc Mrs Morgan
Dix, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs. w.
Seward Webb Mrs, Matthew Morgan
and Mrs. John w. Minturn.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25
WOMAN'S WORLD.
MRS JAMES sADLlEa, WHO HAS &C.
CURED THE LAcTARE MEDAL.

The Chicago Audubon soclsty-Ths Girl.
of Taday-she Makes Ht Pay-Dr. PARA,
hursra' views ON wOnan- womeni
Wagss-A oFsas Suffrage Victory.
On Lactare Sunday. the mid Sunday
Of Lent Most Rev. Archbishop Fabro q
Montreal, on bohalf Of the University
q Notro Dame, Indiana. presented 70
Mrs. Jamon Sndlior Of his congregation
the Lactnro modal, awarded annually
by the university to some American
Catholic layman II recognition Of dis
singuished services to tho church or the
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

The Maino Legislature has played the
old familiar trick on tho woman suffra'
gists The house Of Representatives
passed tho bill giving the ballot to wo-
men, aud the senate promptly defeated
IT, Providence journal
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Mics Hagriet p. Dame Of Washington
yaoently broke her leg. Miss Dame is
one 81 tho best known women among
tho war Veterans ia New England. She
served throughout the civil war a. q
Union army pugoa che b osog 70 ysalg
81 age
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

New South Wales is about to join
South Australia and Now Zealand for
woman suffrage Premier Reid has
pledged the government TO establish it,,
though for the present it viii not DO
possible TO introduce tho bill.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Mrs. Russell Sage Is ono Of the man
ayers Of the Now York Exchange For
Woman's Work. Nearly 1000 women
send work every year 10 the exchange,
and last year $40. 600 was distributed
among its consignors
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Countess Rantzau was one 81 the 28
guests at tho luncheon given by Bis
marck on March 20. The presence d a
woman at a political gathering isanov-
city ID Germany. But the world moves.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

This is q delightfully."- becoming hat.
known as tho "Piccadilly. twill suit
almost any face and can be worn ON al
most any occasion. II Is made IN very
iino cream straw, lined with black straw
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Bouillon spoons are the latest fad In
sizo the they are between a tea and au
after dinner coffee aud havo round
howla
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Women cf CLEVELAND have formed a
party, the object Of which Is 70 keep lho
schools out Of politics
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

and amartly trimmed with a wide band
and big bow Of black satin ribbon, sur
mounted by full black paradise osprey
aud intermixed with lunches Of buttor-
cups. some black end some golden yel-
low
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

"There aro some points about your
writings that much resemble Shake
speare, said the editor.
'Do you think sol' cried the delight.
cd author, who had brought his c9ntri-
button IN with his own hand.
Eyes, the editor continued, "yOu
employ almost she samo punctuation
masks. "--Rockland Tribune
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Foreign visitor-l am told American
marriages are generally happy.
Mr.. Gotham-Oh, perfectly Tbs
husband Is devoted to business, the wife
IN snrietv. aud they hardly ever meet
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

There are altogoihos over lis. 900, 900
Womon 90 India
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

a young woman 10 San Francisco, o.
rather califosuia iot tho state la bey
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25
Ghurrhrs.

A i. CHURCu.
iWH Services az the church. Broadway, near
the feiiFt House, every Sunday nc II a. ~. aud
an. M Sunday School at Asa NJ.
HEy. ]. W. hIkNOcK. Pastor.
(yHURCH OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD,
J Nnlsconal; near hullard and Ninth. ltEv,
M and 80 D. M. sunday School at 10 4. M.
All are cordially invited
cST. VINCENT de DAUL CHURCH. sunday
'6efeices-ist Mass O'Clock a. M. 2ud Mass
$50 ~ M; Benedlclion, ,. ln.
AUG. MOnlN, Pastor,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

TO. or.
i. San Vicente Lodge, No. meets every
Monday night at Odd Fellows Hall. ialttnk
hrothbfa iaVited. A. v. hoaHs ~ 81
:. j. RBiLy, Soc.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Notary Public tor HIauI county. N. TT. Com
NJ a1Ionor 81 Deeds l0rArlIonn Territory. All
nIa % neal estate 90 hano end bought ano
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

Ia silver City Chapter, No. 2, IS Massslse
WaW Regular conversations on Sd wednesday
'svaslne 81 eneh month. All companions invited
60 at1eu0. AARoN oChuI1s n. Z.
fERHY D. LADY, Sec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

u OF II
IA. Meets 2d and 4ih Tuesday nights ln each
~,onfh ~ odd Fellows Hall Visiting knights
inslled. En-. WHITE, q. 4.
b 8. sMARIDAN. X. r 5 s.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

A r. q A. %.
-. Silver City Lodge, No. 6. meets as masonic
Maii over Silver City Nat. hank. the THURSDAY
evening on Or before The full moon each month
All visiting brothers Invited % attend.
n. n. TwoMEY, W. n.
PERRY B. LADY, sec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25

a q. d. w.
Meets on the ist and 81 Tuesday nights
n errh mOnth, at Masonic Hail. Fellow work
men cordially invited. J. b. FRlTrEk, b. w.
H. w. LUCAS. Rec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
Sudden death.

Our little town q Fairvlew wac
greatly shocked the past week by the
death, on July 2oIh, Of one OF eur be-
loved aud respected ciii1sns, b other
Melvin Newton Alfred. The cause
Of death is thought to have been heart
disease, ~ he had been HppsfeIlIy
well and stroag up to within 10"
moments Of his passing away.
Bfotrcr Alfred was the 500 OF VIM
M, and Onssa A. Bates Allfei. lie
y1s born Feb. ~, 800, In sat LAKE
civ, He leaves wife aud nine chill
Jtep, all boys, together with hus' o
relatives aud irieBdt, by whom he VIII
be gtoatly missed. His lively npu
pleasing disposition eudcatei MIN o
ali with whom he was associated no
was an energetic worker In TIE suhu'y
school, and held the position ni a,sis.'
ant suteflntendenl OF tue FAlfN'e"
buuday school hnd was IN every ie'
spect LAttri.dhy SAINT.
EMERY BAHIus,
fsuvIew, Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUAST To Az ORDER OF SALE
i and decree OF foreclosure, to me d.
Tected by the dttrlct court Of the Third Jud.
ici4 District OF tho Territory Of Utah, | shall
expose at pubuc sale, at the west front
door ut lhe County Court House, new city
and county bWldWgl 10 the cry aud Conn
" " salt Lake, Territory Of Utah, on
tho lath day OF August 1875, At the hour OF 10
o'clock m, al the TlghL title. claim npd
interest NJ Alco b, donaldson, Gdministra-
Inv ot the estate Of Charles Donaldson, de.
ceased, Alice y, Donaldson and bThudfori
donaldson, Of In and 10 the following
dvtyrihod TeAl estate, 10 wit.
Al VI lots numbered one hundred and one
llOE. one hunirsd and thEee tlOdl and one
hundred and live lu'l, IN lngewood subdi-
vision to salt Lake civ iu salt Lake County,
Utah Territory,
10 be sold ~ the property OF Alice y. Don
AldFon, hdmlnistraIrN of the estate OF Charles
r Donaldson, deCeHsui, Alice T. Donaldson
and bradford bonaldsOn, al the SUIT OF Mary
Ann 4 earn,
Terms OF sale, cash,
Sat 81. BRIGHAM,
u. ; Marshal
by l., J.. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated July ~, lsli.
a. N. sAHrkn, sloraSy for plaintd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
llly council of hmt lAso ny OF the m
ltntlon Of such council 10 mate the following
lesrrlbed Improvement, 10 wit; Constructing
ashMer lateral IN sewer district 80 L. begin
ning ~ point twenty-five t2jl feet north u
ihc northwest corner OF Lotto, Block lsl. Fiat
~, thence east along the south side Of Fourth
Nor1h srtel 10 FIRST West street, thence east
along mo center N Peach street to the wost
nne OF center street, and GeTAy the cost
thtreot estimated 40 sli5 10, by a local assess,
ment upgn tho lots or pieces OF ground
wllhln lhe following described uistriet
being tho district 10 lis aiiected
Or henentod hy SAID Improvement, namely
~ 80 per tiont or linear foot on Lot i, BIoek
~, ilat ~ Salt isko CITY survey. and i0c
yer front or linear loot on Lots ana q Block
z, lot ., block q, and Lots /, 2and o. iioeE
49, RAT =, salt LAKE city survey
Az protests AMI objections 10 Inc CARVING
oNl o. surn intention must Be presented IN
writing TO the ny Recorder On or bofore tbs
WV DAY on July l'll being tie tins sst Inv
sAll council, When it VIII hear and considnr
GU, oOlecuon' as may be made thereto,
CITY, e. H. Ui SitVsS LAAe
CIV HepnTlpr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
TeXas conference.

T,xa I,uy IA iggb -ksaiIyiur
-. -,
that 'hn SAih's "ho'o hohes your ''-
liable columns reach AFRO ever pfpying
md anxious iof the welfare Of thti 10 sons
,.ho ,.,. h.., ..nt f,,,h m. .mba,,n.
""o "s'o ''o' ''"' 49,"
uofs OF 'he oOspsI OIL ou' 'V'u W
carry the glad tiding TO the world,
take Measure In psnnIng YOU u report
q, a.. a., ,on,.,.n,a h.DL ny m.
~ 49,, ,"o nv o ',s'''', 80, S,1.,
Eiuefs OF tue Chutoh oI jesus VIM"
OF Lsttef.day Saints In tue "Lon1
Star stat.. - IN, OH and 5th Of July,
,sos 80. a,,,h ,.,,i.m.,, uon.ins
,n'
county, iohas'
Though young, our conference bids
fair soon to rrSsmblc ihe state whose
name II bears. Bvginuing ouc year
ago with two Elders 1t now numosTs
twelve, anu from tue freedom OF
sDcsoh and the houses enioyed ny u,
aud tue many frlenas who AZ. eafnesl-
ly investigating tho principles OF TIC
Gospel, II 4, Reasonable 10 Bupposc That
sgteat work Will be done ~ TINS part
Of the Lords vineyard IN the near
future.
On Friday, tho 9th, We were very
much disappointed Un receiving toir-
gram from our beloved president, Elder
~. 4, kimOsll, stating that lie would
be uuablo 10 meet win Ne On account
VI sickness.
Conference convened Saturday
morning nj III O'ciOUa, Elder a. 3.
Campbell, president OF the conference,
prcsiJing. The Elders present. were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08

DURsUANT TO AZ EXECUTION TO ME-
i directed by the Dlsirrt Court OF tha
Ihird Judicial District uf the Territory NJ
ltgh, shan pNpusr 40 pubic sale At the ives,
front door OF thurOuuty court house new rlly
hut county huildiugl In tho ciiy ut 7h.t Lake.
tuuutyot salt Lake and Territory Of Utau, oH
tue 2Jth day " Augutt, 1873 at luuclugk atm, all
the rigut title clam aud Interest OF JuHephbud.
Ter on November lGgn, 1874, or that be- has
tIuru acquired Of, IN nnd 10 Tue following
autetibud real estate tp'witi
ths northwest quarter i'il ot the northeast
quarter ~ OF section tWuniys 100 And tur
north halt 90 OF tie northwest Ianrter CD
Of section twenty aN 900 IN township one ~
south, range ono jll cast, salt Lake meridian,
In ~Hlt Lake CsuuY, Utah fvrrtora
Also tue southeast quarter ca Of tha south,
west quarter 90, section WCuty'thrce go,
IDwnsmp ono 90 south, range one 90 uast,
~alt Lake meridian, salt Lake tOunly. titan
Territory,
To be- sold A. the property " Joseph Dudlcr
at the suit OF . WCstheiInrr a sons
Terms OF sale, cash,
NAT NJ BRIGHAM,
Iy l. l., AuCul.H L Z Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated July suth, 1913.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
"MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and q, 1895.
Presidents Of tho day, oN.Goy. Arthur
l.. Thomas, Gov. caleb W. West.
LcOk | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS

l-'for the beet grand chorus ~ mixed yolcol
lot not more Than 10 nor less than 100, rcn.
ueilns lAl "lhu GLORIOUS soug1 ut freedom
iron d. faTry's opera. Hludwunl o. wales
" Dusstct" lstcptonsI, nfst pfilc, $50, gold
medal % conductor, second urtc, gltu, baton
ioconiuctof. l1hcse cturusus may be Arrom.
panied ~ Two pianos W piano hna cs1inot
!-R,st military band contest mot more than
WrutYnyU pieces nor less than twuutyl, pest
uNutlufc" li.euusD, urs' prize az, Eoli
medal 10 conductor, second fizo 40, silver
m0lal 90 CONDUCTOR
s--Hcst male chorus. 'ro Armsi To Arms :"
tDr Parry lnut more ttan forty voices nor
Ices than thlrtyl, fret pri4o SlyU, second pTiIc,
t-nest iAdss chorus. "tho bridal of the
hrit' tBunlcy M,hArds) tnog more than
hirN voices nor Ices tlnn twenty uyul. hrst
pffc, i,u, second pilc SO.
u-lloat miscellaneous chorus, THE SUM
NOR l1Wonu. .thuty 20 th.rty live Voice,
competition restricted 90 ward Uholra Boo rIIiGa
ot net AMI second cIHss. regular organizations
900 .gttcmuntsI, rrst priEu, $40, baton tn aon-
dueigr sccouu pri.c, 81, baton 60 conductor.
y ~ etorus To 10 accompanied " piano or
s-b,'i inao luarIei,s, "Isorora" ypauc.l.
i-pest ladies quauc.lc. "gsspon.a" lncn.
,-Iissl duet. soprano auI tenor "slay hou
With Me" stephens. glu.
livery tloWcr'' tNbu, m 4 natsiU
Ilipssluil, ~ l. iaI. so.
H. Brst baritone or bass solo, "GlmbTttn
War song tfrom song' OF wa'cs-iuchardsl,
&lu
I!-Iisu couirsito solo. ",torm and sun
slime" tnudiey buckl. y minor. SO.
l5-lirst hArp colo, so
lt-bcst piAnu solo, Last Hope" tGottr.
chAisl. ~, open 10 either sex under ~ years
ofngul
is-Tor the best musical compo,llon, SUIT.
able Tor male chorus, SIS, composer 70 select
words
lH-tOr Tho beet poem, subject, "Iho May.
nlWyr ami tue lHnuiug VI tho Pilgrim
tathrrs," not more than ~ lines, flu.
~ -tUf the best national song, lhc Welsh Of
hucrga,' words only, Nn Eugiish or welsh,
glU,
Is For Tho best liurctto, suitable for rantatA,
subject. "thu titan Pioneers" So. ats pro.
pusud o. have THIS set to music To 10 used on
i1uutUF HuuNrTsaTiusl
lu-tor tho ugsJ historical sketch lprusrl on
the Ilfr ufrl IANid TN Welsh, slU.
sp=tof tur bast prose on tho customs ana
manners u The Welsh nation ,u EnglishI,
ilH,
sl-for the beet recitation, "Ihe Bels'
iEdglr Allen Poo, a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08

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