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Rreadssufrs and Grains.

Bank OF England discount rate. Per
cert.
Breadssufrs and Grains.
Liverpool Feb. Is Wheat SPOT
Etezzsy: demand. poor: No. . rel zxnfer,
r. s la; No. : red spring. Is I-5s: M 1
h&r8 Manitoba. s. r~ss; No California.
SIS "a. Futures closed steady with F@brIl-
sry and March, rsrttanS towe- ard otsa-
sr nnaxzEsls Tsrcsaang~-1. Rgsssnexs heavsexs
on spring positions February, IS 81:
MxrrA. - ar-:t: April, Is "a: May. ss
: ia: June. ~ s-ss: July. is 81.
co-rs-spot. arm American mixed rs~~.
A. Ia. Futures ciosei firm with near
positions ] fArtszax higher ard efsssars.
rsazs sso-s unchanged 10 sagehanw higher.
business heaviest on cary posis'aux res,-
ry@ry, Is i-as: March ard April. ~ 90;
May. June azd Jssiy. ~ Ia
r~ctrr~S seaty. dez1anzi usoSserSte 81
I.yxas fancy Winter. IS Ell
r<syssor. Yes. f7.-~rrne ataer has been
severe. hat the demand ter consumption
has cot Teen active. arissrs are esinx
.su sapsr stocks. TTe<e vas a good de-
rranss <or sr4.h American products 20
e.ovew. 81 better prices. whscfa were Other
wise ss-raxanrs4- TIE weakness ts are
American nrAncsai situation Indirectly az
ses-se-f TIE market. wgsste w4seass we're
suarsnxly offered. Russian shippers were
s~sss. ssxs the resttsan was generally sgill
ana ~szEscr cseersess. Parcels. quiet
s,uss. sAow. Red Writer parcels February
ami March, sts TIE fso~sr trade xas slow.
Maize late swzss we're AA<rss - eaar-~.
with sruxxuwea 6euxzn1. ssxe~s American
FetsrssarY arr Ss~ca were aEzcSe4 at Tss-
Harley ssssszssry cowssnue<s faEr. Cats were
rrr4 as fg5l rates
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FTv4 az san pseeo. Cal. gafaAy. C.
e<rpyea 49, rEstar1&n esEzSA- L>oez. s.a.-
ssss. gsSszrz~Et. 3&9A
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DEXTER HORTON q Co. BANKERa
Incorporated lsS7.

(dpiiai .t<UU. 10
6trHiu4 tuj.UuV
President. A. Denny
Vice President. w. NJ. Ladd
Manage-......N. H Latimcr.
Cashier..F X. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Francisco, Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all point on favor.
able terms
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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EVERETT RouTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7:30 a. m. and $50 .. m.
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. and p. m
Sunday--Leaves Seattle IL q. m. Leaves
Everett p. IA.
Fare-Singie trip. 7se;. round trip, SIN.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
EnUhomish.
Landing-colman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
CIaud Troup, Pres. II. w. Goodhue. Ey.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

RAIIFlO (OASI SIEAMoHIF CO..
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at a. M Feb. 2. I, u,
II. q. n.
For AIaskar-Feb. and q
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at g. m. Feb. 4, 3.
IA. ~. r.
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAIL. PERKINS & Co,
General Agents. San Frarcisco.
J. n. JOHNSON. r. 8. Sups,. Seattle.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY

Incorporated 1887. Capital. 800, 0oa
Bailey building. cor. Second and Cherry.
Transacts . general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
upwards and interest allowed thereon,
Money loaned upon improved farm and
city real estate.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL. BUTLER

HOTEL BUTLER
g r. patten. city q III Waterbury 81
II gsessssax.cr.e. PsiS ~ l. Ets2ssgAr. s,,1sax
ID " Jasaston.s Cal o Il Saaborr. start
A e j perrssa1 sspok Wiz wssf. Per.iafzs
= Mansfield. - Yak r l. CsAnaQssr. yerr.
II VI Herman. Spos Mrs. " Tss-r. What
= " srssH s. PzFsI @ \ R@stea. city
w r Tcrclse. Smsza l. " Jansen. rs.
III IL Turner. 10 @ 3 blanchard. %
J DszrS1az- chicago II Brigham, CHAR
II Howard = u q u AcI,eAa. yeru
~ g Mapsee do = c 3iIEAa. 90
= saisss klssxia nc $ House. PrTorn
J r ztry@x, M2pzsG
HOTEL ufEfeER.
" n Steele. Fiaskf'k J p ssza-g. r-s,srxs,-h
a 2, ssssxssvs ~ Yse~a u II w.atEsw n "
e E Aasarn. SssarfsnS E<aIly. 80
vs. w Rvxmrss. Tsasar u Mcss&5lara. Passa
nr&Ms~sIJessag. PHI FarneAsss Norman
Elskssey
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STEAMERS.
FIJI ON Tim -FLYrR-

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
= Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MuLTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
., Leave. Arrive.
sgsympaa at $50 m Tacoma at. $50 q N
s anA al. Ie:s1 IA seattle at. .esW m
Sc1ttle At. leo . m Tacoma at soc p m
AaSvisa at. 80 y M Ol.lmpia at. GO p IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave Arrfve
sssrsstsae..-....- 40 mi Tacoma. $50 a m
nrascema>-...-i0ssa q m Olympia ....t:ae p m
TTlsmpia-...-. 200 p m Tacoma 1910 p IA
Fsrn n.,y s.so m Seasile $3.50 70 70
ssnsA Landing at Seattle. City deck.
FOOT Of Main street
CITY DOCK Co. Agents.
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PACIFIC NAvIGATroN co.

PACIFIC NAvTGATTog co.
Time card IN effect Oct. q, 1854
seattfe and Whafcom roEte-Stase Of
vrsshtugton leaves Seattle daily, except
saturday Mt 10 p. m Seattle and La Con-
re- Roafs-Falrhssen leaves Seattle daily.
e~rsr,t saturday AT s-59 =. IN. Tacoma and
site Ronts-state OF Washington leaves
seaftie Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur.
days YEsLER DOCK.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
e.sausr Utopia ]. A. O'EEsea. Master.
T,@syes Tacoma II noon. Seattle CEN
,raI wharf, p. m. Mondays and Thurs
osys for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
t.ye~ New Whateon. Blaine and FRI
aav Harfs0r. going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip
rare 10 blaine, 81: fare 10 Vancouver.
FOR further information apply At Gen.
rrat wharf.
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Bark Matsda- Capt svenson for Hooo
fusu.
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MARINE NEWS.

Pert Cazs.s. Fse i7.-ss~xa~l-S@last-
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SKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogarxils a. Co.'S dock, Sc
attic, Monday, Wednesday and Frisiay.
Feb. 18th. nth and I'd. at u midnight.
calling at E<iraonds, Richmond. Tuanlip.
SSanwood. Florence, FIR. sSkagit City,
Mount Vernon and Avon. Retlrn1ng,
leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday. Frtday
a. m, arriving at Seattle at D. m
LILLY. BOGARDCS & CO, Inc.
Owners and Managera
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BANK OF BRrrrsH coLUMnrA.

1AXNh OE IxAA AISfx NOLOMbIA-
o00 Head ONCE. 60 Lombard street. Lone
DON Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle. Tacoma, Victoria. New Westman-
aser, Nana4mo. kamloops. Nelson Van
couyer. b. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted Loans made
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ae-
count subject to check. Interest paid On
time deposits.
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER W1ITxAPA.

Captain George KohertN
leaving Seattle for Alaska March "a
and every is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agent,
Echws baz-her's dock. Tel e.
C.HAg. r. PEABODY. General Manager,
Ex.affla.
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Financial.

LONDON. Feb. is.-Bar silver. = 5-ssd;
cs->1sots. ies IS.
Bank OF England discount rate. per
cert.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

sTEAMER Ro9ALTE.
A rssr~frea socx ie1~ea for Victoria ard
port Townsend daily. except sunday, ~
liza o. No.. returning. leaves Victoria ;
m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
essnssay. att q n. Sunday. direct at 8
! r.. returning direct. leaves Port Town
$500 a. o. n Tereslrus TO
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in-....- EAoee
surplus -0o6.e
Jacob Furth- President
r g. Neslfet6er- .-....stcS President
\ v. Ankeny........-......... .....CasAief
DIRECTORS
= G. Neufelder. J. r. Hayden.
sigmand 6chwabaeher.
Correspondence IN all the principal cdtdoo
In the United States and Europe
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay routA.
Steamer Garland leaves YesIer dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at Ills
a m for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pysht. Cialiam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle $50
70. m. on opposite days. Steamer Evangel
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
port williams, Dungeuess, Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays al $50 p. m; arrives Seattle alter
nate days .. ma
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n p STEAMBOAT AND TRAESpOR-
TATTON COMPANY.

leaves City Dock, foot Of Main street.
every Monday Wednesday ana Friday at
30 m. for Port Townsend. Anacortes,
garntsh. FaiYhayen and Whatcom, going
through 10 Blaine on Saturday.
cgty Dock Co. kgta JOS KENDALL.
Tsiephone $50 General Manager
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<sESxsng n the record by days for
- week AZ the clearing house. COM
.rr,z WITH the corresponding week OF
- f<Hr:
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Tae tcsal ssies OF sticks xatay were
SO saA-ss. incla2lag: Asxkrss4s TO
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~<>-.~vxssons taken az ali stations a.
- rsxk raerss1san ffE.se q ,. m Pacific
GEORGE -. SALISBURY,
Observer fn Charge.
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Corner Commercial and Yesier Ave.

paid-up capital. 500. 90
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uUyrrur4 ,..tI.. .
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t,,9r.. .'.,A .' .ol'. ou lIg lai day % sep.
w.. IA LOON n -lN.haf company, their
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XIV ll' W. ~ Do. 90 a.Ii uul'
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trt.I.. JOY. t .' N..a /" H.nuIlt-
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N. N .'.aI lf"NuH., situated Iu itH
t..t. I'D .'' JOSH '. A'rr|Ni. NI 'tAh.
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Sunday School ana pr95T,

tou hes baass ana -srL -a..... EN-,
'aarsss IA addition % he p.i-r ey.a.If.-,r,
n'l, un'e'' uopHgs Ftaa o. o. 'pur.,..s.
Pirst iiOos Tor oa- Liuls pr.f,s. 81.
Gao ul' o' SUNDAY s.U1ta. II..
Second HooE for our Little pri,-..
Assembly s.H.l. rs,I.a. g1s
sntrrmr ii1tc =. =. ltaadrr,r.
Questions r1d Answer. ON Oh, ga,
sud ''isf'on Of tuo s'rupbc, lo,.,s
.anitil. I..
Bible lurH'ipns ana Autarrs. Obi. r.
NH1f s.lf.r t..lr.l.Hla IS.
Chiiiren's TSmpry igymu usgt. ,-.
rHpI'H, IH'ial.L ..a
PRIMARY speaker, 40. o., p5sr-ui ga.
q.
The todoI Ron Iiooh, rrr.g,l IS.
Glass Registers, pst a.t, 81.
Primary ruas ueoL, o.
i'oek % Mormon Catsc tenn, 1s.a..i p,
=. 8. Unioa Isymn IiooH, sss s-, 81,
PAID, 43s.
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latest Publications.

ne Life o. Joseph saith, 0.aa. afs.
Leather alL ts.ul, Mnra.Jo a.L 600.
rRom Kirkland 90 soft Lzks, f.J gs,.-,t
il.aa. 2il ptsr', al1;h, mla. tIsg. Laih-f
sue, tApl. L,auHsr satra FIIL tlsH.
Very Ncnrs Among she Indiana. b,
paH'G w. lnHrH, 90 paara. U.a HdG
ioansr tl,o. Leather rIl Iy..
pocii'ni wriiinrs o. %. n. yyhitnsy.
c.ah, iis1' L.asAsF s.N tla, y..15as,
extra rilt safl
iite Of HebrF O. Kiu,bai, C.au. tis
HAT L'au7r, tlu0. Pun Uag; Nar1osa
extra e1f, 35Ui.
Lasses-dny Nstnt~ IanImudy. rt9.,
uHfs"l Hoard, giuuI U'ra. % lIe ssH tIta
Ter dos, csb bound, u sI ai.h, tfn 81
Dor, Dl0h tni Leather uHluf. t.Fs atlA.
liHol raf ill 10 Hsli By t4.I. 90 saau ~
s1py additional.
stary % she 'tooa Of MORMON. D., 1is
dsargo Haynoila, CI1th, 'ls.. y.HH F.L luI
half leather gils ESQ. rlI Ia,saF a.L 40
sGa1ay scnoot Hymn IIooh, s1alaius a
ho hymn' u'ai Doc tho s.ilH.., -'t rasns, Ga
bound, postpaid, &C.
LarEp aud small stro nibIo, Ca Lezlss
tluo, t7sl, u1l % so ana t4UI
Family and Pulpit uinIss ia irHsfoui s5iu,
ujistrl'st f-sHl % Hh On prsHr a.. OBJ
go. smith 90 a prophet, lecture -
nrarod b. xIi1f h6IrHs saaTr7 before ~
stnisria' Society ln vac social uaH, Sale tAL
san. M, il1l, q.
The church OF Irsua Christ Of Latter
day Saints, ne rH |ahHHI. urga1itaI1a.
uasunu' Ordinances ana History, by 40
JlJae', Ice.
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FaIt5-Promotl7Q Series.

ny FIrsi Mission, nansuvo 90 pgr'77e
experience as ainisrl1aHry upon Do aAaas'eA
Islands, by Gs1r.D y. CnuBou U.s..
A stTinG Of lcnris, oa1Hl1.HF uHHarr %
i1luforIng sketches aud aH6ailtss ~ alT
unHary llia. ot-. l5e.
Lonvc- from ny Journui, by rrr''i'a'
WuHrI wHaIraR, description OF hn 11ai'''
falm.srl0n,ry experience aai many H''''i"
inE incidents p' hsuic, $50
Fragments Of s.xprricnrs, COLLECTION o.
U....H.. f...r tIg rauTffHHHH % Il'rrG ~
proSidsat sTsbsE q. EStmbnli's IouTzsA,
% narrative of tho rriaHpa Incidents IN ~
career u very remarkable man, aa
EsrIy scenes ia church History 90
lection M i1rlisnp fsHm tho llyoi Of hass
o. moC bureh in carly days, l5,
mo Lifo Of Ncpni, Tho con % tohI, ~
,mlgrs.si FROM Jerusalem, 10 jll1A N 20
inni now known as nl1m America EE o's'
tnrlss before ms coming 90 tHo SAVIOR ne
book contains some NuIy important iians con-
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Cannon, .3s,
usrups OF biography, containing sf''A q
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Newell Enighgs journal, g5e.
The with Of tho uauusoripi TouuA'
or tho As4rdlrus OF tlg splu.l.lg a'ay,9
ua1Bo Reynolds, Csc.
LAbors IA tho vineyard, contains some o.
tho most interesting grpaFis"ona aver ''''''-'
CSC
EvoatntI Narratives, contains some in'.F''A
llstsrtrars and valuable l0aHnaa, gee.
helpful Visions, Instructive mani'iAu'a =
10 llgI g. us glIirsu, ass
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OGDEN
Junction City News.


The fine weather yesterday brought
out an unu.ually lsrse abundance .,
the Weber STAKE confidence making 10
necessary to bold an ovtiilyw netting
In the Third ward meeting house. ~
the tabernacle, Elder Goo Itasdhi'
occupied the time vt thg morning
services, his remarks we're OF genera
character and were listened " WIN
much Interest AZ the afternoon
services after the Administering. ~ tue
Sacrament Nis. Bessie Dean Alliio.,
Mis-. May Driver, I'D Tout aud Egbrtl
Anderson Gang, "TIe Holy 5auo't.,"
a uompos tiun Uy Squire Coon OF lhis
city. Elder Il. -. Richards preached
the sermon. He drew attention. 20 Iht
fact that many vets concerning lhem'
selves about questions that are
improbable mysteiiuf, 20 tie
neglect Of prlnciplsa OF ovety. ahl
life uruuful unto salvation, I.ltf
Richards ufgsd the diilsfCut War4u 70
exert themselves IA the matter OF look
ing after thu wants OF tls poor that
uonu may suffer. lie Condemned tue
prevailing eXtfavagnnCts tJt tue lui'
poses OF snow when 10 could not Do
afforded, resulting In ombatrattmohl
aud disirusi, advising prudence aud
Reasonable economy.
la the Fourth district court on Fri.
day was heard a damage suit TOT 20
$50 60 In January 1923, David hrir
was employed b. lhu defendants b.. II.
Adams aud u. J. kitseli loading nlli
upon tho cgiH ut hypruss. Inc SOB,
pilu had become frozen and, arilrg
on Instructions from tue suprfiutuul.
unt, the plaintiff climbed upon tho pile
ot salt wnou 10 .lllIsCJ, aud in tho iall
several lumIs Of frozen salt fell upon
him breaking his arm and leg, u,i
making him cripple Tor llic, IL lH
alleged In tho complaint that the 81.
had become iTOzsn, mains 10 l91ie'
defective and unsafe; that % was ucs-
ligcncc Of the defendants In not nscu''
taining the dangerous condition Of the
salt pile.
Charles s.inion, a desperate Inmate
Of the Reform school, has made mis-
escape IRON the school. Every night
for the Last three month"; 10 has hld
= twenty 1--WE pound Cnain around bis
Log. About o O'Clock IhuttlAy night
he took bis bed clothes, by which he
lowered himself from ms 1901 on the
second door 10 the Nf0und. Although
q thorough search LbH turn made, 40
trace Of MIN can DO found.
In tho Fourth dittfic, court on sa,ur.
day Judge smith drew the attention
Of tho prosecuting attorney to the fact
that Witnesses were peUunug them
selves. Attorney MGginnis promised
10 give the matter his immediate at
lentlOn,
A marriage license was granted Ffi.
DAY 10 HtntOn u. Adams aud Luonofa
Wakefield, both OF Salt Lako Cityi in
the evening they were married ly
Rev q. NJ. Jeiliuy.
The Ogden school board have a cou-
mlttoo appointed 90 labor with the
Constitutional delegates - secure free
city high schools.
Mrs. G.. ]. Corey stepped on a garden
rake ana two NJ the teeth penetrated
hut foot, making bad wound.
The gambling housed and tue ptosi..
tutes paid periodical fino on 5AtuT.
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Notice 10 hereby given that conlrl'
lutlous to the monument 10 bo ereetci
IN snlt Lake Ci,y In memory of
brigham Young aud tho piuuCvta viii
hereafter, AMI until further notice. nr
lrknawlr god through tie columns Of
tho DUshHr NEWS. 10 10 expected
that agencies '0r ino collection ui iunis
tor this worthy plspgsa VIII bn eiiao
lIfheI in each WlfI iu all the hiaEes,
and that H..I funds, with tho lisi ~
nnmtuu' the contributors, viii be '0f'
NagIpd ua ffsqurutyua convenient 90
Hobrr 81. Wells, secretary % tho btlg-
ham Young Memorial Auuciatlon,5 90
Lake City, who viii tsc that same ore
properly acsu1wiudgod in ,ho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously aul
promptly Co this call w that ~ possible
tho monument may be- completed,
dedicated lni unveiled 90 iho public
by the 6.h day of noSl Oct0bur
NiIFlUu Woodbury.,
GTUNuE q. tASNUN,
JUsgpu T.. SMITH,
Flut Presidency " tho Chufch OF
Jctua Christ OF LntterdHy Saints.
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~ hANAAANN hNhAN hhNAANNNH
The following Jurors were drawn Ia
the First district court on Saturday
afternoon 10 terv0 NJ polit Jurors ior
the May term, which oIonH Ia Ncpul
on tue 18Th Of Mayi Thomas NJ. Al.
man, Joseph H.. CueoyeT, W. Il. WI.
son aud John Homer, Ffoyoi y. DAT
Rsr, Spanish Fork; 5. NJ. Eionards 10,
benjamin.; A. W. FcfRutOu, Lake
Shore; Charles Is. Perry anu Joseph
Patton, Physuu; Samuel II. Cushing.
SauIaquinR; Jamus Gardner, Goshen,
Alfred q, Duukley, American FurE,
Joseph ID. Wadlvy, Pleasant Grove,
John Ray, Mona; J. Il. ChrIH,eusou,
Ephraim; Francis NJ. Cox, Manlii
Sanford Alfred, Spring cry William
j. Bean, Rlchheld, jacob hsgoluy,
Monroe; Charles 4. Webb, Oasis; LaT-
Ftandsun, Price; Edward Stuycus,
Holden, Joseph ChriHIrnsou, May
field; W. A, Ray, DrsuTei; George
Badger, Holden; J. W. liuwell, It,
uiAnUls; David J, Williams, Provo;
Mons Felerron, Moab; #. u. Daulw,
WesIwaIoI; Walter Whitehead, Provo.
The following casos were ROT Tor trial:
May l6Ih-ihn People Va samuel
Young, assault TO 10 bodily harm; the
People Va J. j. Booth, forgery; the
People VI Daniel ialmer grand lar.
ceny.
May lG!h-rho People We J. 3. Ostler
Il al, appeal; tho People vs. Black
Hawk, murder.
MBy l7lh-rhO People vs. John
Schmidt, assault with deadly weapon;
tue People W john SwAsey, Tapt,
People VI Richard Palmer grand lar.
Ceny,
May gOth-Uni.ed States " William
Littlely, fOrniuatiOu,
CASES DISMISSED.
Upon motion Of District Attorney
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