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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

William Kern killed bya hayiork near
Boise.
There il a bare possibility Of resculng
the miners vt piliston, Pa.
( Inv ,Ascian. oi PiW rr-rf Cab,
threaten 70 massacre re settlers.
Bert stewart was blinded 10y q powder
explosion near Idaho City, Ida.
An uprislngof Cheyenne Indians &,
feared at Lame Deer agency, Mont.
The Democratic convention will prob.
ably abrogate the two.third- rule.
senator Teller believes the Democrat.
will nominate Straight party candidate
for President
Boise. Ida. June -virc.Prc-ident
John b. Stearns Of the Boise, Nampt
& Owyhee railroad IL in town tonight
lie has made a contract with Avelin,
Brothers Tor u, 900 lies Tor the road. II,
SAYS Col. Dewey, now ii the east, i'
making arrangements iorra.ls aud Tor d
/ bridge over Snake river.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03
WEEKLY REVIEW.
rhc Eu.in-.. ofthr wech as Reported by
Brad-trerts.

Hrad.tterrs.
a more hopeful feeling in iradcrircles
within the pact ten la,., explained as
due Co the adoption of gold plank at
~. Louis, has been given undue weight.
Interview. with merchants 10 staple
l.ur- no twenty-five OF thrmurc import
ant distributing ycuigr- show that, aside
FROM Tue Increased strength OF wool in
the hands OF interior holders reelected
at Boston and Philadelphia and i'm.
proved demand i0r hardware a. rroyi-
dcnac for clothing and shoes NJ Balti'
more. shoe- aud dry goods At Memphis
aud in similar lite- at 81. Louis, there
ha. been no improvement ir trade. At
Chicago there i- more hopeful scnt,-
mcni, but 90 increase in business. 4
canvass oileadinr iobbers at important
cities show. no expectation Of a revival
in general trade until after election, and
at some points no real improvement 10
expected until next year
On the Pacific coast, SAN Francisco
continues TO send increased shipments
Of flour 20 China, hut reports the CALI
iornin ~hcat crop prospect less favorable.
The outlook for wheat IN Oregon and
Washington II very favorable. There
IL. therefore, ON almost uniformly favor
able crop outlook now that rain has
appeared In Texas 10 relieve the cotton
aud corn crops, aud there isa stimulated
demand Tor anthracite coal and activity
at shoe factories, with good demand
from johber-. Relatively most con.
hdoncc Is shown In the outlook at Chi
cago. where u marked revival IN trade IL
regarded, In some instances, M probable
within sixty days. The point il made
that whereas year ago country mer-
chants were adding 10 their stocks be-
cause oi the then general advance In
prices. to-day they are buying from
hand'to.mouth with stocks much re
| duccd.
The volume Of general trade Is No
larger than last week In some lines II
Is smaller, notably at Pittsburg and
Kansas City. Midsummer dullne-'
chaacterizcs operations at almost al
/ points.
The failure Of the Sound money" vie
tory to develop public or foreign intcre.
in stock speculation has disappointe,
Wall street.
Hxplr.t OF whcnt flour iacluded ~
wheat from both coasts OF the Unite
States aud FROM Montreal amount Il
2, s37 200 bushels, compared with 5000.
OOO bushels last week, lDl6,O0O bushel
In the week year ago, LIZ 600 bushel
la the week two years ago, and a. com
pared with 3,97l 900 bushels In th
fourth week al June, 1898
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Lightning starts forest fires near lie
lena.
Fatal stnbbing adray at a church in
Indiana.
Labor riots at Cleveland and West.
view, o.
Great demonstration AZ Denver In
honor Of Senator Teller.
Total deficit Of tlw National treasury
for the year, S20,Oi2,2H.
Harry ;. Sterling appointed auditor
Of the Union Pacific railroad.
ranbeneck says the Popull-ts will not
support Democ attic silyerlte.
Carr and Richard Downs we're blown
up by dynamite explosion at Gem
Ind.
Hartford, Conn, July l.-At noon to-
day Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, the
famous authorizes. passed away at her
residence in tins city. Al her bedsid,
were three members Of the family
Mr.. Isabella Beecher Hooker, her hus
band, Dr. Hooker, aud Harriet stowe. a
daughter Of the authoress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Nm. Garter the Utah pioneer and the
man Who plowed the first hali.acre OF
ground iu the State, died at 81. George
ON the ..ni in,t.--rdbunc.
Crops in this section were never better
at this time Of the year than they are
now so say some OF our oldest citizens.
Oh. Spencer says that the lust grain
he planted lisa foot hish.-Randolph
Roundup.
Peter Boice, q young man Of the age
OF 10 who was employed o. miner at
the Mercur mine, was stricken down
with typhoid fever some time ago aud
died Monday morning 1T the hour Of
9:i5. The remains were shipped to
Provo.
The badges adopted by the Demo-
cratic delegation to Chicago are unique
and wei attract attention in the east.
The word Utah" Is suspended from q
bar Of Ontario silver, with iorty.iye
star made from Mercur gold around it,
this device being on u silver star hang
lug over blue ribbon, on which appear
the words utah state Delegation 10
Democratic National Convention, 1896.
The twoyear-old son Of William Bird
OF West Jordan was the victim Of VA
accident on Thursday While his father
was moving lucerne, the little fellow got
In the way Of the knives, and had both
lcg- cut olaboye the ankles. 4 physician
from Sandy dressed the wounds, and
yesterday the boy was doing nicely, with
the chances In favor Of his surviving the
fearful amputation. Tribune.
Two men were parloned out OF the
State prison Saturday by the action eI
the State Board OF Pardons, They are
Charles Garter and Henry y. Sturgeon.
The former was serving two'year sen
teuce for stealing bullion, aud the latter
for passing forged order. Surgeons
term would have expired in few
months, but Carter's not until next
spring. The applications for pardon Of
Ave other conyic;s were reiused.-.rr 10
uae,
Carl, the fye.year.old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Eddington met with serious
accident Wednesday, June 18th. The
parents were out buggy riding and the
little fellow in trying TO get into the
buggy got his leg into the wheel which
came very near ending his life. II broke
his leg and tore the tendons ina most
horrible manner. Drs. Wadsworth and
Rich attended him and did everything
thatcould be done 70 ease the little fellow
Of his suffering. lie is getting along
quite nicely.-Morgan Mirror.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

no,rs,lLE, Utah, July ,, 1896.
Enron IiuEs:
Mrs. Sadie Beach is down from Almy,
Wye.
John Mann has scarlet fever in his
family.
Nearly all the shearers have returned
~ the town.
Frank Mills Of Evanston was here
visiting last week with his parents.
Mrs. Martha Harris returned home to
Idaho to-day, after having pleasant
visit u three weeks here.
Thomas Judd Is declared father. A
daughter came to take his spare time
aud Attentions Wednesday, June oath.
Hchcr smlling., Jr., returned from
Arizona saturday complete man. A
charming young lady accompanied him
~ hi. wife. lie immediately went up
10 his father saw mill on Elkhorn. no
wac surprised by number Of yourf
ladies and gentlemen up there Saturday
evening who gave them a kind recep.
ton. G. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Pittsburg, June Sensational Chair.
man llarrity, en- route TO Chicago for
the Democratic convention, tonight
said the look for a gold standard plank
was not ~ favorable as here.
toiore, and that the silver men would
probably dominate the convention and
pat their men in nomination for presi.
dent. lie added that such result
would meana hard eight in November.
Whatever the outcome, the Ponnsyl-
yania delegation would not bolt, but
would abide by the decision Of the con.
veniion. lie would not say whether
Robert Il. Pattison's name would be
placed before the convention as a candi-
date Tor the presidency, but said the
Ex-Governor was certainly the choice Of
Pennsylvania.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Rawlins, Wyo.. June 2s.--Word
reached here to-day that early in the
week about thiriy.hye armed and
mounted men rode into slollers Park &,
where Jack Edwards D. ranging some
thousand sheep, and ordered him out Of
the country. Edwards was In camp and
recognized one Of the men, who pulled
OIL his mask after some talk Edwards
finally consented 20 drive his sheep
bacS into Wyoming, except his multons,
which he agreed 10 drive ont and ship
a. quick ~ they were ready for market.
The riders then rode away An effort
IL being made TO keep the matter ~
quiet ~ possible.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03
uruE ANE rurrr.

Joe Choynski and Peter Mahcr have
heen matched Tor siS.round contest ai
Madison square Gatdcn, New York. ou
july 9th.
A dispatch from Buluvayo save d
brother II pr. Jamcs,on Upr Jim of
the rru.yaal raid, has been murdered
by the Ma-honas.
Ltzud Frarcs has withdrawn 5000.
900 gold from. the sub treasury for ship.
mout 20 Germany to-day. J.. & w.
sciisman engaged ,3jOOOO.
Sic Charles Topper will likely resign
before ,hc end Of th. week Mean.
while rrcmicr.clcct iHuricrcr h. prcpr.
iug to form a strong administration,
A. a result OF yesterday. Cabinet
meeting AZ London, the second baInl
ion King Royal Rifle, nov at Malu,
has been ordered tothc Cape Of Good
Hope.
AZ Newport, Nv, yesterday Judge
Helm oyerrnicd n motion Tor new trial
Tor Alonlo Walling, convicted US an nc.
complete Of Scott Jackson in numbering
Pearl Bryan.
A. Ontario Mrs. beer, Christian
scientist, aud David Goodson aud hi.
wife were last night found guilty by a
jury ci icloniously neglccting aud there.
by causing the death Of Adelaide Good
son. a daughter Of the Goodsons. Sh,
died Of diphiheria, having been under
the care Of MR.. Beer.
william I. Reid and William II
Daily, the Cambridge, Mass, ilrebugs
Sho pleaded guilty TO indictments Of In
ccndiarism, the losses In which wer,
over t2,OOO,OOO, were yesterday sen
fenced to the Concord roiormatory io
twenty years each, after being pro
nounced sane.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Your attention il directed 10 the ex-
ceptionally low rates In effect this COM.
ing season 10 nearly every prominent
point Ia the East.
Never before has such an excellent OPP
portunity been afforded Tor q summer
vacation tour, or for visiting friends IN
the East. We mention below a few Of
the places 10 which greatly reduced rates
have been made The Union Pacific is
the line that will give you the best SER
vice 10 any Of these points.
Chicago, H., July Z. Rate-One fare
for the round trip.
Buffalo, n. ", July 7-ll. Rate-One
fare for the round trip, plus -.
Washington, ID. O., July 7-l3. Rate
One fare for round trip.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 1919. Rate
I One fare for the round trip.
Omaha, Neb., July 2l'2l. Rate-One
and one-third fare on certificate plan.
n. Louis, Mo-, July p. Rate-One
| fare for the round trip.
Omaha, Neb., August 1924. Rate
| One fare for the round trip.
/ Cleveland, Ohio. August 1880. Rate
Probably One fare for the round
/ trip.
Milwaukee, Wis, August 25.27. Rate
One fare for the round trip.
81. Paul, Mimi, September 4. Rate
One fare for the round trip I'm some
cases less.)
For full information as to dates OF
sale and limit Of tickets, time OF trains,
ETC., call on O. /. WnRADos, Agent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

New York June GA special TO the
Herald from Constantinople says;
Denial il given by the sublime porte
TO the embassy statement that Turkish
troops tired upon Armenian prisoners.
Complete accord exists between tLerep.
rc-entatives Of the great powers on the
subject Of securing the appointment Of
Christian governor for Crete and the
iullillments Of the treaty Of Haleppa.
Each ambassador will send AN individ.
ual note To this effect, Another sanguin-
ary outbreak has occurred al Van, and
400 are reported TO have been killed.
The Parsians are promoting the dis.
turbances and iomenting the revolt
throughout Armenia.
The Druses have now received Be.
douin support and are driving out the
Turks.
Diplomatic pressure is being brought
to bear upon the porte increasing the
chances Of peace. The following state
ment has been received from Captain
Gilalar;
81 have witnessed hideous enormities.
Young girls aud women were publicly
soln at auction. A mother threw her
two daughters into a well to save them
from tie Turks.
Evidences Of Turkish official com-
plicity have been obtained by me. The
forereign press should be ashamed 10
remain indifferent" Captain Vilalar
deplored the humiliating role accepted
by France. The porte continues to
hang Armeniahs publicly,
at is understood that Russia will
prevent the publication Of Yilalar's re-
! port"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

New York, June 27---A dispatch TO
the world from Havana says The
period within which, according To Gen.
weyler's edict, all eountymen in Pinar
del Rio must go into the towns or go 10
the insurgents, expired to-day. Here
after all who are found IN the country
will be- held to be enemies. People are
forbidden to take out food for ArtemiTa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

MI Pleasant. riah, June 3O-rhcrs
has ceu considerable subdued excite
meut boz This city aud Spring City for
ihr pact tVo iay. ovcrwnnt seems TO be
the very probable capture OF Moon Kof
i1rt anil James r,tcrson (Mirkol. who
killed sucd1 Burns nearly go years
ago, aud Who has successfully. up 20 he
present time, ovadcd capture.
kohords mother received message
Saturday night saying tina, Moon ard
Nickel had been caught In North Ds-
kUla. The news was kept quiet until
sheriff Carter began TO receive messages
sunday. That official has not yet been
seen, bnti tie learned the substance Of the
dispatches IL that the young iugi,ives
were caught near the Canadian line 10y
some Pinkerton detectives. who claim
the captiyes answer the description Of
them to dot, aud AK for the sheriff or
some one to come on aud Identify them.
II II not known here vet what sheriff
Carter has done o. intends doing.
Mrs. Konord and her son Charles,
Who II an attorney at Castle Dale, ars
very rciiccni, but admit receiving the
intelligence. and from their demeanot
the impression IL gained that they DO
not doubt he truth. IL is strongly hoped
/ the report IL true.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

The Macmillan Company call our At.
tcntion 10 an opportune revision OF The
Science Of Money by Alexander Del Mar
Those whorcmembcr the wealth oiiinan.
cial fact which the book contains will be-
glad To have Il brought 10 date. lie h. a
staunch bimetallisl, and his views on
the evil influence Of the demonstration
Of silver are well known. Here he points
out the fundamental principles which
undcrlic them. liz conclusion h that It Is
time In the general interest that the sal.
eiial legislation Of resent yo,Jd ho ahani
doncd In favor Of a more scientific basi'
Tor the regulation Of public currency.
lie offers suggestions 10 this end,
ihongiIully, not ~ solutions absolute,
but in the hope that they may aid In
the solution OF difficult problem. A
leading critical authority In England
has spoken Of a par, u this volume a.
"the finest effort Of analytic faculty In
the whole range Of economic literature,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03
COUNTY COURT.
s Three Days session ~ That Body
The Proceeding.

The Proceeding.
The coun,y commissioners met Mon.
day a- a board OF equalization. OBJ, mem.
bets being present.
The mortgage 1t Harriet Frazier OF
5000 wa. sIrirscu from thcroll.
The following taxes were then co..
mitt,d
Mrs. s,oncbuscr remitici TO the
amount OF SO.
VIM. Brewer, rcmiticd to the amount
of{iO.
Mrs. Wychorly, tax remit,ed.
Mr-. Hartley, rcmitled to the amount
oi$iO.
Susan ilub.ou, tax RENTED.
4. Anderson, TAX rcmittcd.
Christian Elondqui,t, tax rcmitlrd.
Sophia l.. Osaold, tax RENTED.
George Ally, rcmiiled To amount OF
80.
MARY Bridge, remiltei.
MIR. g.. Nichols. rcmitlcd.
Mra. Drew, RENTED.
Ellis Recs, RENTED.
James Liyscy, remi,ied.
Martha Morby, remitted.
Mary 4. Robinson, rcmitcl.
Mrs. Sophia Chandler, RENTED.
John Pringle, RENTED.
Amanda Robinson, rcmit,cd.
Taxes OF indigcnt- remitied.
jed Woodland, valuation Of improve
menis reduced from 400 TO 500; rca
estate from 800 to $50.
Park City sampler, valuation Of i'm
proyemcnts raised from $500 to $500
machinery from 5000 to 5000.
The real estate 81 John Paskctt wa,
reduced to the valuation Of 500.
The mortgage held by 4. Mclaughlin
was reduced from 5000 to 1880.
The mortgage assessed against Johr
T.. Larson in Utah county was ,tricfcr
from the roll.
The valuation Of the property o
George Roberts wa- reduced 500 on in
proyements.
George Asper appeared and asked io
reduction Of the valuation Of the Aspe
estate but the request was refused.
Ike valuations Of improvements %
John Calls was reduced TO 5000 an,
real estate TO 500.
The $500 mortgage Of WIN. Sutioi
was stricken from tax roll.
VIM. Sargent, inxel ON improvement
reduced 500.
The Farnsworth estate was assessed 9
Elizabeth A. FurnsWorih
j. 4. llcnncicr, Improvements r,
dnccl from $3.50 10 $3.50.
nlLiS ALLOWED.
The following till. were thenallowpd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Five persons were drowned at shcron,
Mass.
A suicide at Cheyenne was Identified
as A. Zeller. lie registered from salt
Lake.
Senator Stewart says Teller and Sib-
Icy would be the strongest irce.silycr
ticket
Three persons we're killed hy a boiler
explosion at Houston. Tex, General
Manager Van Week Of the Southern Pa.
ciilc badly Injured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03
wANsHIF

wAS-um Utah, July ., 1870.
Enron TINES
j. ". Anderson returned from Idaho
Monday.
Eph Bates made trip to salt Lake
this week.
J. II. Williams Of Coalyillc was In
town on Sunday.
The Carter * Moore Roller Mill has
shut down for the present. They are
repairing the mill race.
There will be number Of horse and
foot races here on the Fourth. There Is
talk Of iiiteeu-mile race.
There will not be many from here
take in the Carnival. Most all will stay
home aud celebrate. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

There are some signs OF speculation,
based on belief that priccs have reached
bottom aud viii not in any case 20 lower,
aud the sales are u shade larger. II also
appears that political developments In
duccd western holders TO withdraw large
quantities from the market at present
prices, since they believe they will be-
able to do better thereafter. But sales
in all were only 3,03s, 100 pounds Tor the
week, against ll,l67 900 last year, and
Tor four weeks have been 1855 600 thi-
year, Of whlch 1906, 100 were domestic,
against 80, 5s3 ,O65 last year, OF which 49,
1872 ,iB5 were domestic TIE market
does not perceptibly change in prices,
aud the actual demand for manuiactur'
ing purposes Is no better. ~ the out
look for wooden concerns Il still very un'
certain
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

wilkes. Barre, Penn, June 2s'-While
ninety miners we're at Workiu the Red
Ash vein Of the Twin shaft, at Pi''s'on ,
about 3 O'Clock this afternoon, the rooi
cayed In and tits believed all OF the
men persisted. About forty Of the I'M
prisoned men were Engllsh'speaklng
miners, the others foreigners.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

Cheyenne, Wyo june. 5O-Aruelea Of
incorporation we're filed to-day with the
Secretary Of state for the sundance
Coal aud Coke company, which will de-
yelop Z 1900 aoresoi coal land owned by
1t Ia Crook county. The capital stock OF
the company Is Sl,OOO,OOO The lneor'
porators are l.. II. Kent, Omaha Harry
NJ. Carter, Boston, A. +. Hoyt, sun
dance, and V. Baker, Cheyenne.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

The Sioux Indians have been cele-
brating the victory they won over Cen
eral Custer and his devoted band lhey
have been holding big war dance on
the battle ground Of the Little biR
Horn. The Salt Lake Herald says lhere
certainly never was more remarkable
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03
NO u

proceeding boo aIl The world. The Indian
wards Of the government, WHO are fed
and clothed by the government AZ the
'Np'nsc of the people, are permitted 20
celebrate victory over American soil.
iicr-, % victory that was s1 complete
that it BE- usually termed massacre.
aud hold ru,cl aud indulge boz all those
orgies which so delights the souls II
-a,ugrs. Whyarcthc-u things all0wcds
rhi. celebration, with iis attendant
festivities, ia great scandal and an
outrage.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

The alleged corner in silver IL denied.
Tue Fair deed Of Mrs. Cmycns was
declared to be forgery.
Three children were creamatcd in a
burning house in Colorado.
Private Weaver Of Fort Niobrara Kills
sarsi. Livingston and i- himself killed.
Ex-secreiary Whitney says eastern
Democrats cannot supporta free silver
candidate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

On motion the Clerk was instructed
to draw on the state for half the price
Of maps made by Parker.
On motion the Clerk was instructed to
notify the State Board Of Education that
the Assessor has sufficient maps to en-
able him 10 assess Summit county
properly.
The salaries Of the various officers
were ordered paid for the second quarter
ending June aOth, when receipts for fees
turned in are presented to the Clerk.
The following registration officers were
appointed
Park City-Precinctl, Ed Evans pre-
cinct ?, Hebei Rasband precinct 3, W.
q. Lamb precinct 4, Thomas Walden
precinct ., James Savage precinct o, b.
b. Brown precinct z, Timothy Hurley
precinct 3, j, K. Morgan precinct @, NJ,
j. DAILY.
Coalyille-F NJ. Pinueo, james Sal
mon.
Charles McKendrick was appointed
constable and Il, j. Gin justice Of tn,
peace for parley's Park precinct.
The board then adjourned to meer
July 18th at o $50 O'Clock,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

In the vicinity Of Roquet, Westmorc-
land Co., Pa, almost anyone can tell
you how 10 cure lame back or stiff
neck. They damped piece OF flannel
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bind II on the affected parts and in enc
or two days the trouble has disappeared.
This same treatment will promptly cure
pain In the side or chest. Mr. u. NJ.
Frye, a prominent merchant Of Boque',
spe Ks very highly Of Pain Balm, and
his recommendations have had much to
do with making II popular there. For
aale bY John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

on Tuesday last, In the Croker trial
now on In Cheyenne, important evidence
was given Ut the afternoon session by
Mrs llitchings aud Mrs, higgins, both
OF whom lived near the scene Of the
murder. Mrs. llitchings saw Croker
go into the barn where the murder was
committed about o'clock, or fifteen OF
twenty minutes before Mr.. Booth was
seen TO enter by other wituefses. iirs-
uitchings also saw Mr.. Booth enter the
harm about twenty minutes after Croker
entered. Mrs. lluggins's testimony
corroborated that OF Mrs. lliichings In
regard TO Crockor's movements.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

The receivers dnal report In the e.
tate Of the Church II Jesus Christ u
LA,terDsy Saints, made In accordance
with the mandate Of the United States
Supreme court, was received by the su-
prcme court aud 6led Monday, and The
entire property OF the church turned
over 20 the First Presidency. The prop
crty consists Of sl3,l0i30 In cash, tho
Gardo house and grounds, the his
torian's office, liihing office, church
farm, and the coal lands ct Coavile.
Abs rspsIt VA. focsiscd. and the rceeis.
or. !. Il. Winder, discharged,
llall's Hair Remover enjoys the con.
fdcnce and patronage Of people all owes
thcciyilized world, who use 1t to restore
aud keep the hair a natural color.