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MINOR MENTION.

n "cyolsry" is one Of salt Lakes
newest additions. II IL on CONNER.
cial street.
A new hyiraut is being put 10 a,
the Walker Bros. bank CORNER 10 te'
place the ono mat has been leaking ter
some time,
The Primary conference will be held
on Saturday, March 2lsi, Ia the Assem-
bly, hall nt 1880 u. m. fhetc will be-
hut one meeting. l.. G. Clawaoui
President.
Tho Utah Kindergarten association,
together wi,httue Ulcers Of The -Four.
ieenth ward sunday school, are husi y
engaged iu making al negdful prrpaia'
lions Tor their pArty tomorrow ntAht ~
the Fourteenth ward uall, They ~.
ttnd welcome Invitation 20 al Their
trends 10 i0in them in an evening p
pleasure. Gives orchestra has bee u
engaged Ter tue occasion.
Tomorrow friday evening, March
1871, Prot George q C0fsy will de.
iyer his second lecture In the public
lecture course Of tho University. sub.
loct, "SJcieiy Mp 10 date; a. mo ag.
count ui the more recent accumranl'
munts Of the speculative manis." The
Lecture viii be held IN the laboratory
builJins on First North sttout, aud
viii begin promptly ats p. M. The
public 10 cordially Invited.
The regular meeting Of tho Micro.
roJpical +. uiuly VI UAh Will be held
in The usual place oi meeting on Fu-
Jay, l8tn inst, ~ 8 8. m. Tue pto-
gram consists OF an address on the
Sensorium by Dr. "A. A. Young; Bar.
loriol0Ry by Dr.. H, A. MyacAala, vol.
uutary reports by members, ami dem.
on,ttstion Of ths application of the
"N' rays to photogtupuy. Members
ate urged 10 he pfeient 10 the sussIU n
will be- IN Interesting one, and all visit.
ora are welcome, A. n. BfOthrfhr 80,
secretary.
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same vear. She boamo tho mother
" nine children, of whom seven ure
bows. ono son aud one daughter dial
ten years ago at Morgan The remaining
children mourn he loss % a loving
mother. From her youth up she has al
ways been truo aud fai hfli H. tor-day
Saint. % Kind wife aud a devoted mI hor
iosidp- the s,ruggies incidental To Tho
making aud maintaining homo aud
aI.iu4 % family. she suffered iOr sac jag {
three ears win q tumur in Ihn io'. sil o.
VI tho abdomen, which uualls causoi her
DEATH She had become 100 weak To UNI
derg1 nn opera ion, and suffered much
before hor Heavenly Father morrIful ly
called hcr hence.
sho wa, conveyed by Iho morning
train from Ogden TO Wcher station,
whero largo c1rIogo OI friends and
relatives iolluNod her Io Morgan stake
mOaung DO au. whore large assembly
was addressed by bishops Anderson aud
Turner, tho pfOslonc, of tuO IS AXE aud
other pfumIuUut Elders n North Morgan
ward. s large procession followed nor
10 her la-tfo.uug place In the south Nor
gan cemetery, thofo 10 await glorious
resurrection with the lust. OF which Hhu
felt assured. SHo was highly respected
hy all VINO knew her aud she will bo
greatly missed, NOS only by her husband
and children, but by 10 hosI OF friends
ttUW.
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Mates

Senator AilIson arrived In time to
take bic seat before tue noon recess.
The sonste atsentres this afternoon
were Bafncs, Chambers sud jones.
Hon. VIM. PaKmau, Of Ncphl, Ju.
ab county, was a visll,rtO the Senate
today.
Mfs. Lille u. Patdrc has made an
excellent record NJ chief CLERK OF tue
5ouato.
Senator Candland occupied the
cnair of the prssiiing Onlcgr IN the
sUuato tlis afternoon.
The difficulty with the revenue biz
that Ia now undergoing iuch an over.
hauling IN the SCuu is thal too much
copying wa done from the statutes OF
uuigbbltiug states. while there was No
cousultauJ1 with local Ulcers en-
esgeI In collecting county aud stste
IUveuutB.
Senator suihorland's proposed
Amendments Co The revenue bill were
Ere In with sucu fnu1iiy this morn
Ing no 10 cause Mr.Cauu1n 10 sNclaim,
"rue gentleman suOulu give us time 10
consider them. no hns been sleeping
on thum. We have not" "NV,' rsiG
Honat Chldrster, 81 diiu't see thai
point be ortgn you dom, zoe II now,
DO yuu2n interrupted Senator Booth.
"Well,0 replied .re gentleman from
GARFIELD, as puzzled look ttplo over
mis- expressive cUuuteuanCe, 81 DOM
thInk / d."
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bridegroom OId', Find,

A late Issue OF tue Chicago Record
Teyives the story OF M iuCident oil nye
or OK yesIs ago in Salt l.akr, telling
II In this fashion: The WY to tot
hb ut OIcning up a rich miuing
county, you see, 10 90 go caterfing
through the lauu win sheep or Jog "
n tuTTU, bhlug cafolul 90 employ only
obstinate ones which will call Tor bonn.
batdmrut about every four rods. lu
ibis way great wealth 10 certain 10 be
your.
But, ~ was said IN tho start Of this
Instruction, you must knew g.authlug
about stone anu building material a
young bridegroom named Olds, who
hRd been up In Cottonwood ca yOn for
four months ttudiOusly digging out
portions Oi the mUuutain siIt, iancled
ho had struck II rich, and ia citation
started Tor SAT- Luko CITY ono AitUt-
noon with lot OF various cJlOTpd and
sized stones distributed ABOUT In
tue canvas hunting cost which
he wore. lie walked the thirty miles
intervening In iUut bOuTs anu ht In
Salt Lake Thirsty. II WAS the flfBI
time he hal ever been millionaire
aud he wanted 10 show his indications
10 everybody he met AMI 90 buy liquor
Tor all hands. He would shovel Out n
lot Of ore upon the bsr and remark nH
mo took up the vatlOua vhunkr; "Ihiu
IL steel EalrnA with 80 per ctui Ofiilvsr
In ~ The 10 copper, anu this piece here
has anilmOny aud arsenic; lhlu has a
good SHARE Of sulphur, unu tbie on otm
ls loaded with br0mine anu iodine;
this hunk shows NJ a reasonable yupss
LOO Ia gold 10 the ton, aud this lump
---" anu no he wOulI wind Ou Ike D
wlndlass. Asthc night advanced anu
40 be ana HE aumiriug friends 90.
preached thelr twelfth bar and be
spfsAd out his shellau and asphalt anu
coal tat anu dilated on tuem, Judge
Laney uegan 10 work ggaiust him. TIE
Judge wvnt cut 10 n building which
was In course VI construction near 90
hand ami returned with ABOUT forty
pounds " broken stone, limo and
gravel, Auu when OlIs was not lolhiug
mo- dumped these on tue taluon table
With tho other slun.
Odds WAS getting 10 the p0iht where
me WuIlI appeared us QUE igr.o hypuO-
ne bourbon b0uquo., aud 40, without
uulicluE the auultOu TO bis wealth OF
ore, he lIadel up anu started with his
fUtiuue 90 the next plaCe. Here Lansy
suduu ihlriy,tWO pounds 90 brICkbnit
and clay, aud OlI. was sur.rIsei 10
Ind he had 90 put bis assets inlO he
other pockets, his uo0tb auu hlA hat
ht rhe urEt place large barof rail-
TlaH iron was uuf 90 AMI n huge lump
of uan coal. The latter Was TOO heavy
ior unr man 20 convenient y carry, bu.
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LIltRlLY NOiEs.

Aldtnb Living Topics Cy clof cola,
Tie mt volume II which Ias been
received, isa unique publication,
which viii te appreciated by oil ne.
sifioue Of keeping track Of the world =
progress. THO average fesdef 10
generally dusiflus VI having a book u
reference ~ 60 the Uvtnts OF recent
Yeas. aud this little cN clUpouia givcs
such reference iu Alphabetical otttr,
ami bd ny sia'ei, lust 10 refresh tht
memory o. 10 tyeu,s Within the living
ger ufhu0u. A inr 40 we have Iof.
u'ed a., Il az, tars TO bo correct ~ to
ttail. John Is, A1pD, 10 aud ~
NauIgwa or Jttooi, New N.fk.
During these months Of exlraordi.
nary unrest lu foreign politics, the
X view Oi Reviews duvotcs ita httou-
ton in large measure 10 international
all tits. lu editorial department Tor
March discusses matters Ia South
Area, the attitude Ot the great
European powers, aud the most recent
bases OF the m vumcut among Tue
nations Tor the arbitration OF dispute,
70 also contains timely article on
Tue Government Of France aud IT.
Recent CHANCES, by Buuu Pierre de-
Cuuborliu; Review u an 4 an AZ.
Airs, by J, W. Russell, alu u cuatau.
irf exc Oh oil Cecil Rhodes Of Airea,b by
w. +. Stead.
The srray Of magazines Tor March IL
large but among them Ey'fy Month
must be said tn hJlIu con-. ICuOus
position. This aumbtr Is well hlrI
Hilh illustrations u uu tKpuuslvu
character, anu music as bright anu
catchy as any tnat ever thrilled
tho popular heart There h.
dreamy waulz by tho world.
renowned Emile wsldieutel, Of Paris,
a descriptive s0ug o. melody aud pathus
called A. the SUP Went Down; May
lfgin'a celebrated New BuliS song
has been transcribed Ne twU.strp anl
iofms oue NJ the instrumental mum.
Bors, while Dear Dorothy, a seTcnaue,
10 the fiBt number To tue book.
horatio Alger ~, contributes to the
March number 20 ihr Mfiut (BUstuul
a practical aud suggestive hrllCle On
Writing Stories iIr bOys, Ihe fourth in
the series on that subject by ltaIiu
juvenile winters. Nrlls /. Daggett
editor " Ihe Home, continues the
series Of Editorial Talks Win Con.
tfiUuturs, nni tho managing editor of
% Leading Pittsbury daily shows whrrs
there IL a demand tor serial stories by
American authOfs, This usual depart.
mentH Of the mage clue are iull ui hcly.
iui hints for those engaged 10 literary
work,
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rRorECIINu cOAL NuNrRs.

House OIL 40. ior ,nu protection Of
the lives Ul coal miners, the appoint.
meat OF olAl uinu Inspector ilr
the state, aud defgiur the duties
OF saii Inspector aud OF min e.
owners, lessUvs anu operators
anu prescribing penalties 'lr Violations
ui the prnyiHObs Of the act, was rrpu
the thiTd time by sections, with nm
amendment offered by the committee
on miuea aud mining, WrlCu wac
published Ia yesteJuay's NEWS. There
was discussion ON the matter of mite
age, when was fixed at 10 cents puf
mile and some VI tue Numbers ueslriug
W reduce II % Gems, which they
considered ample.
MI Beard was surprised day rr we
ago TO hear a m,mOer move 10 strike
out the enaotiug clause aud "or the
information Of men coming from tho
sheep districts" he offered Il urrs anu
facts In aupT.Gt Of tno proposition O.
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OlJp would net think 70 leaving u %
convey his pIuudcr away O. some safe
place where he could usChe % ~ that
he might return later Aud get the
rest. He was afraid some evlily
disposed person would get ho.d Of q
paft Of uis valuable orc anu Jump hi
cl,im when ne found VIVA, uil the
Dora N. contained. He wrapped his
his atms 'opily ABOUT the tailrjaI ron,
and, t0.iiug The coal nheai VI him like u
barrel ami with buokUats aud couole.
SO o. bulsing out o. every corner o.
hIs clothes, he stag cred away. Al 4
0'c ock 10 tue m |ruiug the policeman
on that tout woke, and, Ring down
the street, found Oids slttins on his
lump ot coal, nursing bis Tar o! iron
ami DRAINING peacefully.
"Heri Wust rolling mill have sou
becu fOubn.2' h.. cried as he shook
Oids Into ne. "whaps HEMP
"rhF," said O.da s0IemnIy, ~ hr
indicated the coal snd The railroad iron
and tus alag auI the C0lbIUi anu tho
vittihed brick ani tue lime
aud the various other geological
aud mineral formations which
be ptoCetGUI o. hfnd trou
HE clothes ani pile around him, aa
though no were inttenching himself,
us rock crystal aud Rold.buarlnr
emery stone aud garnet mbles anu
tOuyofp4 and attuulc and siryChniuC
snu VliCssilvsf AM b,.uvr.cuut silver
aud lead aud gold auu-snI-sni-I.
u.u--p
AM Monte Cristo was by this tin,
asloep again aud the officer, being an
old miusf himself anu showing what
ail this meHnt O. this young mau, win
teHrs in his Uycf, summ0usi a back
ana cent hlm 10 tue Iompi,tl1 hotel
aud then bicked tho cargo Out into the
street, where, IN course n time II wac
ground up into fairly go d mscadam.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills 100 and
as7 a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
AhaaIltalss uors thaa Go1cob otss.
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Notes.

A crowd OF dagoss came In town 10
work on the Power dam, AMI a large
number VI leans Ia being put TO WORK
ON the ditch through Plain CITY.
A suit was fled In tho second dis.
trict court by w. II. Furwhld to iorp-
close mortgage lot $1,000. Defen.
dsnls ar, James Montgomery, Eliza.
bsth Montgomery, EllzAuoth Mont.
gomory, T. h. Feuln anu Ebert q.
Ffrrin.
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ORE AND BULLION.
.Iocn. ANn nAnILEr..
Sew yorA ,,ocE HsrS.t

NEw iout, March ii,-stoCk market opened
dull ui nfm with spr'uIhtuu hluuat rAClus
sNu'y in AmtuHAr tobacco Advance Iu
sustained
urauEcrs anu other prominent shares 10 or
Do. 10 scored sharp fractional gains Tobacco
90 IHI.
Further upward progress was made in the
second hour With moe noteworthy Improve.
mcuu Boo thc granger group ~ Paul was
helped bY Tue anticipation ui tho dee arAuUu
ui an extra dividend 40 tHuhy's mCUuug uf tho
directors, The EuytruWrui crop report wac 10
uu.iish factor the nuriultIu displayed tUC
greatest strength. rising 0 per cont 1ouao.
go "a mot maintain IHs advance aud went q
shade below last uigils Uluslug silver rrruns
rulrs were active iaI,s9l changing hands at
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Damage Suit Still On.

The damage suit Of Lu, Broohiusky,
il. against Salt Lake CITY was con.
iinuod Ia Judge htroep5 court this
morning. and had net bean ojuolu s"l
al press time.
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COM NJ RCIAL.


SALT LAKE CLEAHISu HOUSE.
TUdAys clearing houso exchanges
amounted 90 yg24.Uli, s.mv lay lssl
yeas, gl54,gs).
IuuAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York.-Silvsr o.. load, %.
LUnuon,-~iIvct, - 7.tdL
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, FARGO & Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, Sg,Sl7.
q. X. Jones 4 Co.. received today.
Orcs, 80 iOl.
W. =. NcC1tnlck & Co. received to-.
DAY! Hauaurr bullion, 5000; silver
anu leal ogsr, 81, $50. I0lnl, s-y. i7j.
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AYERS
The Only Worlds Fair sarsapafIIIa
A RESOLUTION.

AiEH'S rms curo Headache.


where's. ibe Corporation of -aIt Lrt. cp
o. ugHuuut % alIIEg fu tuC U1UHIIu.UHH 10 3
railroad from rlt Lake UIfy tn H. b.. NJ
Coast %. zoo near Lus AuutIU4 auI 90 rs"
road FROM salt lake cts fn tUr ueuU U.tgi
minlu regions, and recognizing that iii. aart
liH clufHrs, aud FuIta .u FT0IuHs flr H,.u
purpose for such railroads beng uH.usafE
therefore,
he d, resolved by tho ely Council of sli
Lake tity, stale otUuh, thtI 100 20. UH.E r
ln rat A., ut ruIt Lake tltF survey. EuHUH
a. t ,i.g B.. af,e "a Rsr.ly Ea.i.i 30.
cImtuuy, Boz successors AMI tsslEus HT COD
way depot purposes. on thu following r1Hs
d. ions
tirs. the acceptance ~ said donation "a
wiring, signed HN tHu pIysilunt and FU..UiAJ
N Ha'u company uul nIru visa tiu Uty ffs
rurirr Will ihru days pf tbis date
SECOND, luy ptYmuut 0i uut duuaI
lhiri IN0 construction aud operation 90
no lgaHt one hundred miles uf ROD road U.fHIa
IWa tate, lu C.lItr ur both ut said lines. UIts
lu two years ff1u thr dhtu tnufglt AMI ZOO.
Mag OF umua over SAID road into aud ul8a
touih mat at tho oad OF ninety dl,
after tho acceptance ct the terms VI tug gfiti
81 thc tionECr square 60 tuc ttau aud rsafs
/ luprutomuni company, Tor railroad O. a.HA
puip1s =, lhr tHii company SHAH have w
miles ~ Their grade uu ger construction, Aiif
cnd % siN muut1s 20 have 90 miles OF Hgf
ruuiurl completed 40 tho cod 90 tWrNt
months 60 have % miIra OF road CON.
months 'n have mlitH 10 ROAD coWpl trfaU1
Iu operation, so the Uud OF % months 90 have
i.H miles of comp ctyd ruau uaiIt AMI iu oyer
auou WitNu thc state OF Z au tUW.fIH lHa
Angeles. or from rHt LaEg UltY luaW,.It|
direction towards Deep trvvk,
And on acceptance NJ tAId donation bT ihg
precedent Huu HtrItlnfI ni hHll tUmUHu'. HHl
the payment 90 said Hum OF one COLLAR. f"u
Mayor aud CITY hCtordrr nru hereby author gef
ana directed 90 make aud execute O.
PROMISE. NN H"|N NNHu and NNNHHUH
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SISTER launtfs Funeral.
Funeral services were buld over tho
remains Of Sister Margaret q. Tanner
yesterday afternoon nj the StcouI
ward meeting house, which was
nllod with Borrowing friends
Bishop M,Quarfio presided; Ellsrs g..
T.. Middleton, II. NJ. Lyman ana r..
ID. RinharuA anu H, \, Richards 0 q.
ieted comforting remarks 10 the boru. /
family aud friends. Sister Tanner wss
tho daughter Of Thomas Harrington
and Mary Greenwell, and was born a.
Winter q Iarteu la January, 1915
Her death was quite sudden, she hav-
INK only been uick three days. Her
son, Nathan, 10 away from home h.l.
lug y mission m California.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
EaLals d TheophlIn. pAyI.. aseeAls-

LhIaIo o. IhoOph7In6 DAVIS, docrhIol
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undursiEuCd, HdmiuistrhlriK OF tho Cstn! o
of lhrOuhuua u Wis, deceased % tho cred
llorH of, ana al persons having claims asflni
the tdii deceased, 20 EXPLOIT them win me
nocgsta.y vouchers, within ten months a.ier
admit Ftrlutk, "a No. los Center street, iu salt
LAKE CITY, ln The County of SAT- Lake, rtaiV oI
UtAh
Dated March l2th. 1880.
JANE MUHLUiNNN DAVIS,
AdmlnistrhtrlA Of estate OF The9phIlus DAVIS,
deceased
JoHs n. CANNON. Attorney for said estate
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OBITUARY NOTES.
HENRIETTA PICK Rieu.

HENRIETTA PICK mcu.
Died Ia East Porlervillo, Morgan coun.
-, Utah, March s., l-uU, nour.0 IL Peck
lach, wiio Of Thomas Rich ST., dorog-od.
Slsior Rich was born in Baiuhridgo
! >hru1ngl county, New York, August
ls4l, She WAS hBptzUd lu.u tua ,ug.au
when s year old AMI NJcaml 10 On. mber
q the Cuoiyillo brano was devon o4t
VITA tho saints ftum jackson county
Mo-, aud passed through all Tho Trials
incident 10 that exodus. Sue was VOL
and iavorahly known by many " tho
| saints Of that pHry day; was married 10
| Thomas Rich in Nuuyun January "A.
1870; was expelled from NauyoO IN 1876
with tho SAINTS, Hnd came AS ftr west a.
! Winter q ar.Urs, Nru lmigraied to
Utah In tho oar lelJ, Alu -8.tlsd with
her husband 900 D0uleTyilI0, Davis coun-
81 moved 10 Morgan county in ho your
1901, residing Tor a time iu RIchyllla and
~ trwuTds loca cd In East Pur.ervlllo
where suo ha- since resided. $40 lived
ami died a consistent Laltor.day saint.
josru u, poRrER.
HENRY rISuEY,
/ hnt0HAN CITY, March B. Again we
arc called 10 mourn Tho death " one Of
our most respected oltizDus. on the
afternoon OF february IA, 100, Bishop
Henry llug0y, OF the First ward, passs.
away from this mortal sphOrU. lie was
born ul blggloswudo, BotfDrlshlro, ENG
land, on tho Ism OF No, Smb0r, nj. I;
ON tho I'm ~ January, l-iJ. no was hAp-
iized into the Church oi Jesus Christ VI
Latter.daY sam p, aud on tho l7th Of
Sep omb0r, 1868, he reached tho valley Uf
tho Great salt Lake; July /, 1868, a.
Bpuutul, ho was ordained one NJ tho
seven presidents OF tho Seventies, which
position together with that % pre-
siding Teacher ~ the ward, he hold
until 1874, when no resigned to
como 10 Brigham Cltyi when Brig.
ham city was divided into wards he
was sut apart A. BlsuUp OF tue First ward
and tllod the duties " thai Ouico with
honor up 90 tho time Of his death, 10
was tho husband of ,ureo wives, two of
whom survive himi was tho father 4
thiuy.thr00 children and huu hity grand.
Children and hfl0uu gtoa. grandchlIdr 81.
Tho iuuora, services wero hold in tho
Second ward meeting house, and his
ruWhius were intUTrUd ln the brigham
cry oamoiory on tho lllh day of Feb.
ruary.-LCom.
ANN I' RICHARDS,
Ann j. Richards, tho beloved wlio OF
Patriarch Evan a. Richard, VI ST.. ia
Morgan wad, Morgan county, u ala.
who departed this llfo nc OGDEN
March o, 1890, was tho dau htor oil Dav u
aud Catherine John, OF MurrlstoH, SWAMI
sea, Wales She was born al said place
February o, lsiD She was reared n he
Church OF Jo,us Christ OF lMuer.dny
Saints and omIgrAt0d 10 Utah in 1850;
and was married TO Elder Evan
A. Richards, at salt Lake City no
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sttNer. E.vsd
lead, $500


Clown At eNislon, Cache county, March
n, lfHt, Of general debility. Jane uWau
GLOVER wife uf the lnIr N w. Glover " llrMs
inUuu, born lgccmuor y, 1910. ~ Cloyluu
LhuHthshiru. scot and
Funeral notice later
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the question, continuing at some
length.
The motion was carried, 10 to o.
Toe revenue bill was under DISCUS
sion ~ press time.
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AFrEuNOoN ,IrIINu

The Coal Nine Inspector HuI Cause
Considerable Discussion.
In the bb.ence OF Speaker ID iuny
Speaker prO,tmpore Mon61n CARED the
House 10 Utuvr Tor the afternoon sit.
ting,
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STATE uF tTAu,
CITY and County OF talt Lake !
I, David 81 Emery, Recorder In and Tor san
Lake civ, stnte of Utah, do hereby CUftify tfal
the above and forogoing IA = fun, true ami core
rect copy ot rrs0Iuuou onutlsd = rts1Il .
ton granting Pioneer square 10 tho uilu anl
farlnU Improvement company. for raUfoAl
depot purp0HcH,' passed By the city Council ~
tult lHtU Guy. state Of ltah. March lllh,
1876, and approved by tho Mayor pro TEN,
March laih, 100, a appears " record On my
once.
Ia witnosa whereof have horcunto sc, nay
hand ana anlNOd the corporate sea-
lsEAL-l Of said Ciiy, MlrCh l2th, lsl0.
DAVID b, EMhhl,
u ISL. CITY Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-12
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