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BERLIN, Jan. i5,-The PrussiAu diet
was opened today. The speech from
the throne was devoted 10 domestic
ntl airs. IL II estimated the budget o.
1880 viii show n smaller deficit than
mat OF 1895 owing TO the Increased r..
ccip,s duo 10 the improving trade. Bills
were auuOurCsi Tor extending rail.
fCHds, tor improving this position Of
school teachers, 10 extend the establish.
ment " Uhamuefh Of c0mmrrcr. The
government viii employ every means
10 remedy the condition Of husbauIry
anu INTENDS o. ptoposu furnishing
financial assistance L. these shown be
In need, to establish cooperative
gfanaries and leg.sla'o regarding
tenure OF land.
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AMERICANS a. TRANsvAAL
Not Connected with tho Political Ms.
turbnucea Tnere.

tuTbances There.
LONDON, Jan. i5.-Mr. Witt OF Cal.
iforula, friend Of john Hays Ham.
mOnd, the American mining engineer,
arrested with others at JonannesUurR,
ON charge n high treason, continues
hit Efforts ~ behalf Of Hammond ami
tho other Americans IA custody at
Johannesburg or Pfetjfla. Discuss nr
tue situation toihy, WIFE sAiu: sour
government must unIerstand this TACT
that all dumAn1s OF diplomatic courtesy
were tatiffied by ChAmbeflain'e hind
reply 10 Secretary Olney's request that
Great Britain would protect the inter
eats VI the Americans In Tfanavaal.
But nothing could bc worse Tor tho
Americans ~ the feeling against all
Euglishmcn 10 exceedingly bitter
while tho BOtrs hte very friendly to
tho Americans. Indeed, several OF
those arrested nru ON the beat Of terms
With the BDer government. None Of
tue Americans wefo connected with
the political movement. They simply
J3iuci the reform committee formed 10
nu emergency 10 pfcstrvU the peaeu at
Johannesburg. President Kruger
arrested III members VI the commit tee,
hut believe pfOmpt acuou taken
through our own representative at
CapvtOwn would secure the release OF
the Americans, Any delay may GU
rangcf their lives, ~ the Beers arc in.
lcnso'y exaggerated. We should nave
q representative In TTansvAal for tho
A'uericant, because a iow occupy most
Important t0eili0no ana thu trade with
the United States 10 very large. Most
lumber used IN thp mines come from
Puget 5Ouud.p
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WAsHlSuTOS, Jan, l5.-rhe hear
Ing regarding the Tcouivetship OF tho
Northern Pacific, which began yosteT-
day before Justices FIELD, Harlan,
Brewer ami Blown, sitting In cham.
bofg, was cunl.nled today. tx
Sehaior spOJuet concluded his nrgu.
ment and waa followed ny Petit, d.
IoJ.nr, representative Of tho railroad
company. Spoluet'a argument con-
sisted puuc.yaly u IA citation OF Au-
thoritlrs iRyouns the recognition OF the
Jurisdiction ui the Milwaukee cauTt. He
ssid IN conclusion that he believed IL
would be In order Tor the Supreme
Court 10 make rule IN squlty which
would prevent such complications In
tho future 10 Etlse NJ IN this case.
Pelu, opposed the position OF Turner
Rud spoOutr. lie denied the assertion
that thu receivers were appointed In
th5 mldst ~ panic, declaring that
months wCge consumed In deciding
whether 10 apply to the courts sittipg
At Milwaukee or in those Ia Chicago
snd In 81. Paul. He said the recugni-
lion OF tue Milwaukee receiver
ship Ia tho beginning was duo TO
tue fact that the parties who applied for
the appointment Of receivers were In
possession OF the road anu OF course
turned all property over to thsm.
Pettit's argument was for recognition
Of the Jurisdiction OF lha circuit court
tor the Warrington Gis,rlot. He sSid
bis eholcO was controlled by the fact
that thu railroad COMPANY had moro
property IN that jurisdiction than any
other. ChcAts, who appeared for
AdRms's committee, representing the
bondhOlders, defended the jurisdiction
OF tho MilwhuHee court. gns Justices
asked several attorneys 10 prepare such
ordors As they might wish to have
prowulg ated TO be- submitted 10 them
At n future meeting which the Justices
would hold for consultation.
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era In the recent uprising In the Taos.
vAai, as he has Always been strongly
opposed to the English schemes TOT
occurring control OF the country, anu
has often mentioned the matter Ia let.
tors written to frionJs 10 this city. HE
tympnthirs have alwaJ been with the
government, although no went to
Africa originally as an agent of an
English COM any.
For come months now Mr.. Curtis
has not written home, nnd his m0tneT
has been dependent entirely on The
newspaper reports for news OF him.
Although an American citizen very
little OF Mfr. Curtis' life hes buru spent
IN this country. He travelled IN El-
rope for many years and received ME
education IN Friedenburg, utrmany.
Elght years ago he wae sent to Soa,h
Africa ~ an expert mining epgiqu
by an Engll,h Company 10 examine
gold mines there. lie has been there
ever since. Daring his residence Ia
the Transvaal republic he has Gccumu.
lated n fortune ana 10 now ono OF tho
wealthlcsi men there. Air. Curtis 10
married but has no children.
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UTAH'SU.SSENATORS
Republican Caucus Nam,s Frank ].
Cannon and Arthur Brown.
IT WAS DETERMINED LAST NIGHT.
Cannon Chosen by AcclamailOn and
Brown tho Victor over Bennett
on Vote Of 81 to 10.

Tho senatorial struggle in the Utah
Legislature Il over. IL ended In the
Republican caucus In the House last
night In favor OF Hon. Frank J. Can.
too, w1v vas chosen by reclamation,
aui Arthur Brown, who won over
Judge Bennett on vote OF - to 10 on
tie nrtt bsllV'-.he only one taken.
Shortly after 8 O'Clock the caucus
was called to crdsr by Senator Jones,
aud Senator George NJ. Cannon was
namod ~ chairman aud Senator Glen
Miller 81 t,ctutaiy. The organization
eilcc,c' tho newspaper men were aiked
~ vaCAlc, which thoY did. a roll
call showed that every Republican
member cf,ho Legislature was Ia al
tcada CO. Asa cur,sin raiser 10 the
scho srlti proceedings Chairman
Cannon, who Is a'Ao chairman Of the
Republican 5tA'e committee, r..
miadel bic associates that money for
tue forthcoming campaign was abso-
lutcly noctFsafy. Organization wa.
necessary also aHd the party that did
the best work In that direction would
dTaw largely from the women, vino
from this time 10th would be u power
ia the domnin VI politics. He aug.
gustuI that utch member Of the Legis.
latutn contribute sg5. THIS idea was
formulated into motion but Jailed TO
carry guI tho matter was disposed Of
by an agreement g the effect that saon
man bhpull "cnip In" whatever
amount he could afford.
Allison, "a uulOgistio speech, nom.
mated Hon. Frank J. Cannon ns one
w the fifs, DATED States senator IRON
Utah. Tue nomination was made by
reclamation amidst sue utmost en-
thusiasm.
CTitchlow named Arthur Brown for
tho second senator, Chairman Can
non temporarily vacated his acs IN
favor Of Senator Glen Millsl, and
named Judge q. W. Bennett. Tbs 10.
suit showed that Brown hsu received
- votes and Bennett 10. Tho news
WINS quickly carried to the friends Of
the Two competing candidates on the
outside. The Brown forces were high.
ly, even wildly, elatod, whiis Judge
Bonnelps lfiuuds were painfully die
consulate. Messrs. Cannon anu Brown
both maize speeches, and sOOn alter
their friends went home shouting ami
cheering On lne way over the victory
thcy had won.
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EsoALANTE, Jan. $, 1898.

b%eahhANAAl Seus o. i9oVs
To tho Edltori
Wa had quite social time on Janu.
Aiy d, IGaugurAl day for tho new State
OF UtAn. A salute OF guns at sunrise,
the United states flag flying, martial
band out with it's music, aud mass
moeting Of The citizens at 10 O'Clock,
was tho order. The meeting opened
with einglng by the EscalRnte choir;
prayer by the chaplain, Philo Allen;
singing by the choir In behalf OF Y. NJ.
N. 1. A.; a qusTIette, ave Hail Thee,
Deseret;" Bishop A. p. 5chow, orator
Of the day, was followed by martial
band; recitation by Mrs. Eliza Roe,
president OF Y. L.. NJ. L. A. ., entitled Im-
ptoyemsnt oil the West; song by Alice
Heaps snd company, entitled Utah;
MIS-. Mary II, WILCOX, president OF the
Relief Society, spoke on tho Statehood
OF Utsh aud the blessings thSt accrue
tNeretO ana the enfranchiseinsnt Of the
women, violin lolO, hooking Bird, by
Mr. Earl; recitation by Miss Addis
ribbs. entitled RuRgle's Dinner Party;
song by Miss Maria NJ. Campbell
anu company, entitled Golden
Ira; speech Oy Brother Il. Heap;
MUSIC by martial baud; song, Taking
OF Utah, by J. ID. Wilcox; violin solo,
by Mr.. Earl; toast, by Edmund Davis,
UtEh Sovereign Slate, May Shs be
aslacs to Her Sister states; t0Ast, by
Bishop a. p, sehow; song, MSry's
LAmb, by Brother a. J. Wright,
which caused quite u ripple OF mvTri-
meRt ANA laughter; speech by Joseph
hAycocs; siuging by the choir; bsae-
dlc'iOn by Chaplain PhilO Allen,
rbe chillfen had y dance IN She Af-
teTn10n aud the adults ut night. Tbs
house was crowded 10 overlooking out
oil enjoyed Themselves.
The Y. NJ, aud Y, h. NJ. I. associa.
tions hal o0DIolnt session tonight.
We are having quite a mild, dry win
ter here in general; We had sOme oJIa
snaps. The health OF the people IN
general is good.
fOuIs, SUBSCRIBER,
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TfRRE HAUTE, lnd., Jan. 10. John
Aldndgr, aged 80, who had been OF,
The pOsf aim, last night gave his baby
away 10 wOman, whose name and
friidsnce DO did not Inquire. He came
10 The Unlon depot alone, carrying the
baby, which wss crying Justify. An
81 cry woman asked the man about
lheehild aud learned that iis mother
hii been separated from him and that
DO had no one to help him care tori
lie on bic way north And went 10
be taln. The woman followed TO the
ualn shed gate aud seeing tho father
nnl child In q car window, said to the
Dept policeman Trail, III wish 1 had
hssh that child; that man cannot take
cate Of ~
You shall have It, madam" said
ii,lI, aud harrying Into the car, the
hlhtf was told OF the opportunity 10
pace his offspring In good hands and
Itallly gave tho baby to the police.
Mah'Nho took II TO the waiting " Woman
outside The gates.
Ihs woman who took the child ia
A"'. IT. Il. Hanks, Of Farrell, hi,
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National Bank of the Republic.

Tho stockholders OF the National
Bank Of tho Republic met yesterday
afternoon and elected the following
dlrsotora for the ensuing year, Frank
* noE, George A. Lowe, A.. Kahn, ".
h. SmeIley, HI, l., A. Culmer, q. 4.
Holmes, J. q. Sutherland, A. b. NIL.
Ter and Ed. w. Duncan. After tho
s,ockhoiders' meeting the directors
met aud elected Frank Knox, pfesi.
dsnt; George A, Lowe, vloe-prsslderi;
~. w. Duncan, cashier, and Il. q.
Gates, assistant cashier. A dividend
Of three phr cent for the quarter wsh de-
clarsd anu 5000 carried into the SUR
plus account, masking that fund 100000
instead ofSl5,0 600 rs formerly.
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Nav YORK, Jan. IA Ioc,l n,n.,
,lyH G'olev Leonard, a San Fan
Vv,.9 mouluet, has arrived In Naw
10y, to's en- route 10 BoBlop, lie IA c,o.'
I' , 'us eonuuenl on wager OF al .OOD
l a.le BY two Frisco srortln n"n
s SsJ'se hayden snd Flank IL ,gsn' Ia
h nv me-, sG ,,,i tho trip can possibly
lpss,," I ~ 'nlf'y days, Leonard mas
.s,sean'inen, without he .yI S dunuss
n, ~ one cent aud At the oonnlus,on ~
s sr journey he must have s56o c.sh
iI uahl earned while ON ~. ,s ~"
In tima '' y, Deeember 20, and MAS Iusi
, sn@e 10 Iecelyo the mi foree ai 'u w.
imtsS.. nSoi.hweslorn blizzard, which
wsy t'vt. nia piogres,. He went a lone
Chiesgo' a mailing his 5000 while I'M
teen DAYS en ~" h,. been present nine.
Earned 1904. 'Ou'noy and has
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Anoiher New Gold COmpanY.

TIE Independence Gold Mining and
Milling company FLED articles OF In.
corporation In the office Of County
Clerk Stanton today. The principal
place OF business Ia this city. The cap.
ltRi stock is fixed at 81 900, 900, divided
into 30O,0O0 shares OF the par value OF
IS each, Tho inoofporators anu the
amount OF stick subscribed for by each
la as follows; w. II. Penrose, $4,000
shaIesj w, Ii. PenTone, trustee, 90, 900;
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News From Basalt.

BAsALT, Idaho, Jan. 10, 1895.
To the Editor
10 juIgo by reports, Bssalt and
vicinity must DO ainguisrly bles5ci, 10
lat AZ tho weather IL Concerned, Tor Il
Ia lovely winter weather; no snow ~
yet and although the nights arc sCmt-
what cool, the days are very pleasant.
In our literary society, on ths night
OF Jan. 8, We had, IL addition to songs,
essays, etc., a mock trial, viz: Re-
bscca Smith vs. Alfred CrOits, Tor
breach OF promise. Our worthy school
teacher. Scott Grlfilth, made an excel
leat Judge, anu quick IN bis Tuuugs.
hlOsafs. Dye 4 Drew represented
tlu plaintln, while Criddlo q Perkins
had charge OF the defense. Inc exam
nation " Witnesses disclosed some
peculiar transactions, Aui oToA.sd
much Amusemsni, and all seemed TO
enjoy u hugely; verdict Was ron
deTod In favor q defendant, u beiug
proved that hs WAS ready aud anxious
to marry plaintiff there anu then.
Brother George Wiulie, Oh RivoTslde
NhAt ihAhAhsA AhAaniehaiJ aANtAA AsA-
nessee, preached 10 the Saints OF BasAlt
ON SuDusy, the 5lh inst, ana was fol-
lowed by Brother Hudson, a convert
from there. Both bore powerful tes-
timOny,
a grand basket party was held on
the night OF Friday the lOtn, aud tue
bidding ON the basEeIs WAS very spir.
ite0.
"LindonoI" paid cur burg a visit on
Sunday. lie and Brother John Eng.
lAnd, OF RlyeTsiue, addressed thv Saints
in afternoon services.
The all absorbing theme here Rt pres
ent IL the building OF COVER ument
canal, the contract for which has DoBn
let 10 tho ldghO Canal company.
HAsALTER.
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Merenr Notes.

The Hecla group, owned by Angus
NJ. Cannon ana leased by Frel Liza
Hasi and associates, is fast developing
int0iwhat promises TO be- u great pgO-
ducer Good assays nave been Oh
WlRou from the East Ogden Gate
stoaud, George Kisliugourg, the man
ag1T, 10 highly pleased AS the pros
psolD are very excellent.
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SAX FRANCmCO, Jan. rs. - The
Southern PAcinc company aud other
overland railroads Intend, on the cath
inst. to extend the freight rates on
bofax, canned goods ana wine from
California points 10 the East, from 5O
cents poT hundred TO IS cents. Tho
action In this matter IL due TO the fact
that the Pan.Amvrlcan railroad has
made an agreement with the Pacific
Mail whereby It's fight ngainst tue Pa.
oltic Mail aud Southern Pacific 10 OIL.
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MarlOneaur After Ills Money.

Thomas MarloneAux, by his Rtlor.
ney, Judge MoDowalll, He'd = com.
plant In the Third diatriot court today
against Alonzo T.. Hyde and John
Beck. The plaintiff sets forth In detail
that on or about March 9th, 1895. the
defendants employed him to make a
stenographio report OF the proceedings
In the case Of John Beck va Alonzo n.
Hyde, heard by Attorney George
sutherland, as referee; that the plain
tin for n period OF thirty-ono dAye re.
ported the proceedings under the slip.
ulated agreement that ho.waa 10 receive
$40 per day aud my cents page for
type written transcripts; that NJ q IT,.
suit OF such work he IL entitled TO 1854
and interest, Tor which amount no
prays Judgment.
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An Idaho lrrlgating Ditch.

Tuesdays Boise, Idaho, Statesman
says that alta meeting OF the Farmers
Union Ditch company, held at Star
lsst Saturday, officers were elected for
the ensuing year. The company has
been In sxislencs hbou, year anu u
half, and was organized for the urpole
Of constructing and maintaining an IT,
figatiUn ditch twonty-slx miles In
length, having "A capacity OF 10000
inches, and TO cost about $4,000. The
ditch will water 5000 acres OF land situ-
Aluu Ia Ada county. AZ tho head Of the
ditch bRs been constructed, at n cost Of
nearly 5000, one OF the best heRdgates
Ia the county. Altogether about Sl0,-
600 has teen expended Ia cash and
labor and water viii be running through
the uilch 10 Dry creek. \ distance "
about nina miles, by July Let. Stock
holders secure u permanent water
right TOT s. per acre. The maintenance
ices will perhaps amount ~ about 20
cents per acre for sAen year. Tho land
covered In especially adapted for iruit
culture, aud u II the intention Of
nearly all settlers 10 engage In that
brsnCh OF farming. Thi, means Guilt
walton OF small tracts. the cutting up Of
the larger holdings into snail farms.
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In the Interest, Of Cleveland.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia special from
Warrington, ID. q. says thsro 10 TO DO a
strong movement among teveral
prominent Democratic TO hold the
national Democratic convention in
New YORK. President Cleveland, It Ia
aid, lavoia glis Idea.
a prouiuunt eastern member OF the
committee wh1 stanis high In the
c2uncila OF ths Democratic party, say:
"rhls 'novan sat Is In tlp iuierusG OF
M. Cleveland aaa possible candidate
iot the Presidency. IL tho convention
10 held there he Will DO nominated In
al probability.
This came gentleman also says that
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G. G. Snow, 10000: J. n. Middleml.s,
5000; Js.ues MotiN, 10000; !. g..
Miller, l,01B ". r. Murphy, 1000;
James Moti it', trustee or working
capital, 1900.
w. II. Peurose Ia named ~ prosi.
dent; 4. &. Snow o. vice pfcsiienf; J.
u. Mlddlemiss, treasurer, aud James
Motlait secretary.
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ToROsTo, Out., Jan. il.-Mr. Percy
Ireland, WAC has iust arrived from
south Africa as n representative here
% a c lmpany when Ia to hold IN In
,ernatioual industrial exposition at 10.
hsnuesuurs next May, speaking OF tue
d iiioulties In the Trsusvaai, blamth
lhe Americans for tho Jameson raid
fiasoo. He says tnat when he left 10.
hanneabufs ak weeks ago the UitlSuI.
yrs were moving iu expectation II
Jamtaon's Invasion, aud that all ca .
'lders except Americans were prepared
~ welcome aim.
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TODAY'S MINING CALL.
Sales OF Mercur, Mrmmoth. Sunshine,
Dalton aud Little ritlsburg-
Values Fixed.

No great amount o. euihuAlasm was
manifest Nt t5dsy's call Of miuius
stocks, but the results achieved com
pare quite iavopbly With those u
other days. The raid on Little Pitts.
burg stock Affected somewhat It's sslos
today, but for all that 1900 shares
changed hsnds. Bidding ON Dalton
was quite lively and 5000 shares Of
that stock WAS Transferred.
Stocks closed today at the following
1guTe,i
IfgTEp gTQgfgV
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The Utah National.

The Utah National Bank held
lis annual meening yesterday and
elected board OF directors for the en-
suing year ~ iolIowi; J. NJ. Stout,
q. Y. Wallace, p. l.. Williams, DR.. A.
G.. Ewing, Thomas Carter, ElmeTB.
Jones, Boyd Park Joseph BAumgaflen,
w. II. Roy, w. II. IL. spAfiord. Gil
3. Psyton. This directors will meet
on Tuesdsy next and declare d.
Yiuend.
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CAFE COAST CASTLE, British west
Africa, Jan. l5,-lt Il announced that
the British expoditionhfy forces opet.
ating against Comassle, the capital of
Ashauter, will reach that town on
Saturday. II IL predicted the AshAn-
tees will desert the capitol until after
the departure Of tho expedition anu
then return and massacre the occupy
ING iOIcua
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MINNEApOLIs, Jau. l5.-The City
Bank, slate banking institution, sus-
nuudsd payiugut this morning, pend
ing examination. The capital II $780,
600. The dep0sits according u the
last Statement, December 81, 1885,
were $685., 56l. 1t IL claimed the de.
positofs viii be paid In foil.
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lhsrr, John n. Wirdsr, Frank w.
JsuDinga, Hoses Thatcher, Geois-
Rjms,y, John II. Barnss, Joan &.
Gutter, Hourly Dinwp0dey, DAVID Il.
Ptofy and j.. u. Eldreitc. Zoe III.
frctUrs viii meet nBi elpul OIL cefs on
Ia EBAY next Ihe inutIIiiou shovel
a very ,atiliactOry Increase VI businrts
In 1895 over ,nat OF 1891. fls
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. l5.-The two
houses Of tae legislature today In joint
stsslon at ~ O'Clock confirmed their
respective to,s yesterday 0leciing j. b.
ForaEsT u. 3, senator, TO begin March
4, 1897. The senator elect addressed
tue general assembly briefly.
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An Examining Committee.

Attorney A. V. Taylor, 10 Judge
Youug's court, today asked ior the ar-
polntment Of committee 70 examine
Chnluss u. Attetbufy ~ to HE Qu,liG.
catiuns FOR sdn'ission 10 the bar. Mr..
Taylor, Frank Pierce, aud r. 5. Rich.
ards wero named as such committee by
the court.
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w. 4. Mile.,s Funeral.

The funeral services over tho re.
mains Of William II. Milrs, who de.
parted this life yesterday, will take
place from the Twelfth ward meeting
uouie, tomorrow At p. no., instead VI
3, ~ announced In the morning
pApefa.
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peseret National Bank.

The stockholders Of the DeseTot
National bank mot yesterday after.
noon and reelected the following
board OF directors; l.. 8. Hills, VII
liam w. Ritter, JAmss 4. Little, lanes
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Divorced BY Judge Young.

Helena Il. EvSns WAS today granted
divorce from n shiillsss and non
supporting husband, James 3. Evans,
by Judge lie dtaud Yonng, who heard
tho case. Attorney a. Is. Sawyer
represenlei tho plaintiff. The de-
fendAnI Jailed 10 appear
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. Amended lis Charter.

The Western Loan and Savings
company filed amended articles to lie
charter in the county clerks office
today bu. failed to certify thereto and
until that In done tho amendments Will
not DO made = matter VI record.
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UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.
A Dividend Of Ten FER Cent Declared
Today.

At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Utah Sugar company locsy a dividend
% ten per cent on the capital stock Of
tho Institution was declared. payable
March Q, 1895.
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, sL PAUL, Mimi, Jan. i5.-The
second great frlgld wave OF lhs mnn,h
iw,ssplng down from tho northwest
w,n.0iy' Alto O'Clock 1t was 30 dc.
49, yellow 81 Calvary. At many
P'inu III Manitoba II was 20 degree,
Low The coldost point In Min.
u degrees below, was
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ASoTnEH AmERIoAN


'"hHnnsshurr on Chnrg.
" VI 'onsDlrasy.
,,, W." YORK, Jan. 10, "A local NAM,
~, been arrested At T,hsSl VINO
,v' alleged conspiracy sgS, Uus1 ,ihes6urg
n sIl ',ani is J. s. Curl. d ,ne hoeI
a. ss, ra'ehea received here bS I I.o,i.
Fu,,h a wealthy mlning hgnuvh
N, ' e., Information about ~ ensinrsr.
hs m'a, mas been sauRht i'm va,, o.
prl,5ps, 10y ttlends In Ihls oity -" NY NY
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the mlpInvv considerable Prominence 81" In
msther snS s si!, o. ths worId' ui.
lou Apartme ,,,' s i've Ia the KsnsIny.
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81 his Srrsst Tor HI so s@asad at the report
'u'nS ore Of the lead.