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Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12
It seems too bad that politician

It seems too bad that politicians will resort to the low methods in vogue in the political world to down an adversary. It is told that Judge Billy Barnes, of Pima county gathered in a majority of the proxies of county committee men and then selected delegates to Williams convention unfavorable to Mark Smith When this fact becomes generally known it will cause shrinkage in the value of Barnes stock.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12
Secret Societies.

r~ OF P.-wEsTERN LODGE, NO. l2; H. meets every Tuesday evening in the Lake Hall at 500 o'clock. Visiting brothers, fp good standing, cordially invited.
 FRED LEosaRD, c. c. C. B. PARKER, K. of R. and 8. IT o. c. T.-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. 22 Il. meets every Thursday evening in M E Church at 500 o'clock. Visiting members
 FRED PoMERoY. c T. HEssY LANG, fec. IT O. 0. P.-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. 2 = IL. Meets every Wednesday night in the Lake Hall at 500 o'clock. Visiting brothers invited. Jas. RosBoRoU0H, ! G. A. E. EALY, Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

He who gives quickly gives twice, is the quotation of the silver men in their appeal for funds to carry on the campaign in the doubtful states. Last week, after our edition had been printed we were requested to publish the ap- peal for aid and we did so. It will be found at the head of our edi- torial column again this week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

The republicans of Mohave county made no mistake in nom- mating Hon. o. D. M. Gaddis for the legislative council. MT. Cad dis represented that county in the assembly last year and made a record which entitled him to a unanimous election as member of the council.-Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

K,ngmsp, Sep. ?, 1896
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12
CAMPAIGN FUNDS NEEDED.

In Arizona, where the silver question is the all-absorbing one little is being done to aid the na- tional fight Funds are necessity to carry on great campaign, and right here we wish to impress the importance of this subject on the silver men of the county and ter ritory. The people of the east are taking great interest in the fight now being waged against the money barons, but many are dense- ly ignorant of the question and must needs be enlightened. To secure the necessary literature and stump speakers, hu ndreds of thou sands of dollars must be obtain ed. The people of Arizona are vitally interested in the election of Bryan and Sewall and should contribute literally to the cause. The Rocky NJ ou ntain News, the great silver advocate of the Rocky Mountain region, will receive contributions. Send them in at once.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

The editor of the Mineral Wealth threatens to expose a re- publican goldbug in our midst. Now, the fact is the editor of our contemporary is too much afraid of losing the small slices of pie he is now receiving to make the slightest chirp. Pie and exposures are not in the small grey editors line.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

Arkansas voted Monday and the entire democratic ticket was elected by a majority estimated at 60O00. We hope the other states will do as well as Arkansas for free silver and the great cause.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

Capt. w. Hardy has joined the free silver club in Phenix. The Captain was always an ardent free silver man.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

Mohave county delegates will undoubtedly vote for Mark Smith in the William convention.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12

Chochise county democrats are for Mark Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-12
CATTLE BRANDS.

Brandon left hip. Ear Mark s-Half crop In right ear, swallow
 fork fin left ear. Range-In WaIlspai mountains. Postoffice-Kingman, Arizona.
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were very apxioua to enterlain the
Legislature AMI he guafanle, d geuef.
Gus treatme i aud q peasant eveniu
Mf. Taylof-"rhat viii be nesf the
Insane asylum"
Mr.. 5mooi--'rhe district Judge is
there" Mr. 5moot further explained
that the journey cnulI be undef,t ken
sJ0n enough 10 the Afternoon 10 allow
time Tor visit 10 The asylum.
Tue motion was feieffe1, according
10 81. Culc1iow's mltlon, % Speaker
Denny and MI sm1iL
the MINISu BILL.
Mr. RAddatz here Gale attention TO
the fact that House bill 9j was the
special order iof today. Tue bill wss
hktu ~ and amendments made. Tnu
measure pruviuts Tor mo msnuet Of
locating quarts and placer mining
CLAIMS. Que important Rmend
meut was made providing that
"All rules, u. ulatilns anu bylaws
uuw Ia fUtor 10 or hereafter passed ~
any miuiug district IA this = ate, not
iu conformity herewith, or imposing
upOn any locator any greater burden
tnan ia THIS act provided, shall be
v0id.D
Tue bill was passou by a vote o. 20 10
., with - autunt.
SIGNED HY tbs SPEAKER.
The following Uills were sigued by
HE spvsker Senate bills ", 05 aud
~.
FROM TiiE BOAHD W EXAMINERS.
Comm inlcations were received from
tue no.tI OF examiner, announcing
IispositlI u OF els ms rs follows
Rejecting House claim 70, Z. w.
Russell. sll2.O5
Ail1Wtog item o sl8s.97 and reject.
ing the iiem sS425, House claim 20.
Emery C9uaty.
HtJtcung House claim p, James L..
Mufducs, $500.
kle,t'ug House olaim %, n. Burton
OF al. sSf
RJoounx House claim u, Thomas
4. CUuIu, sl3l6.
IL leoung House claim 20, NJ. ID.
h.ffis, Sl25
Tue Communications went to the
olmmi,1ee on claims.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT BILL.
House bll Is wss on third reading
wncu tue NEws report closed.
COMMITTEE MEETING roSiGnr.
The following committees viii NEE,
NJ 1880 this evening" oountius, asylum
Tor the Insane, education. Toe live
stgcS committee viii meet alter nd.
iournmenL
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Our City Attorney.

Al the city council meeting last
Monday evening, resolution was
passed removing J. w. n. Whiteoot-
ten from the ofiiee OF city attorney anu
declaring the iiiee vacant, two coun.
oilmen voting against the resolution.
Ihe Judiciary committee, with tho
mayor added, was empowered TO settle
tho difiloulty connected with the up.
poinlm M OF city attorney II posi-
Die. Mr. Whitscotten, who was city
attorney under the former city council,
was TuappOintud by Mayor III brook;
the oouncil refused 10 confirm the
nomination for political reasons, nnd
Mr.. Whitecollen has continued 10 oxef-
oiue the duties OF hia Ofliee under his
former appointment.
The resolution yaoaling the office
was made sin orIer that said question
may be determined anu the position Of
this BODY may DO known and denniloly
undsrsIOsd."
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In the municipal court Of Justice 10.
day the following cases were disposed
Of;
John AckmAn ana John Wright
were fined s. each for being drunk,
while George Wight for the tAmo
Oiiense was mulcled Of $40.
A. II. White aud Thomas rbornburg
wetu caught by the 20 Ice begging,and
a. d result 10th will lhngultn ia the
city jan iof ,weaty days.
+. w. Pratt Ileaded not guilty at
hfsi 10 disturbing the peace, nut his
conscience having quickly smots him,
lac sai1 he was Ruilty and was ordered
10 pay n nno OF $40.
Junn Tracey was sentenced 10 twon.
ty.nvv days In jail for vagranoy and
Thomas Dolly got fifteen days. Charles
Baker and JOnn Dufiy we're found
guilty OF the same charge, but seu-
trnce was suspended while Herman
Dian, who was accused similarly, was
dismissed, there being an sufiiciency
OF evidence 10 convict.
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Missionary Entertainment.

A farewell entertainment for tue
bouedi OF h dsri Joseph Coulam snd
Francis ID. Hughes it,, will be given
IN the Eleventh Ward meeting house
tomorrow trhutsdayl evening, com.
menoing n, 1880 o'clock. These young
men are about 10 leave home 10 MI
missions, The former goiug 10 the
S1uthern States aud the latter 10 Great
Britain, aud the authorltaes OF the
ward Intend giving them hearty
"scudufi." A program combating VI
tonsF, feritstiOns, etc., viii be- pro.
stnteu by some Of the beet talent In
tins city. Friends OF the recipients
are coTdislly Invited to attend.
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Late worn Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon, alter ptess time,
the following bills we're introduced by
cJnseuti
BY Mr.. CazIer, House bill i6l. pre-.
venting Determinations aud for cor.
recting abuses ~ railroads and other
common carriers. Referred without
printing to the committee on railroads
ana common Carriers.
by Mr. Nye, House bill i62i giving
mayors qualified veto AMI providing
'of the appointment Of minor appoin.
tive tiiieef,. II fsrrrd to the munici.
pei corporations committee without
printing.
The committee on counties reported
amendments 10 House bill IS, the aui-
NAL bounty tl, recon mending IT,
passage and The rejection u House
biii li5. Adopted.
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Furniture Contract Witnesses.

l.. @. Davis, one Of The principal
witnesses wanted by Salt Lake county,
IN tne pro eeution Of the alleged fut-
niiuro boollsn, w. ID. Grant, who IL
slso supposed TO have nnd OF vaIu.
able Information on hand along the
same liue, and another man who,e
name Is only spoken IN whi,pets Al d
n,hind batteu uoors, arrived In this
oiy over the Unisn Pacific yesterday
afternoon to attend the trial OF lhs OK.
seloolmen.
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cent of present value, and % per cent
would bf more equitable for those Who
occupied the lAnu PRIOR TO 1884.
Candlhnd favored the 70 per cent
He fe erred 10 the attempt 10 grab
school land IN Salt Ltte, aud the de.
fest Of tho ATTEMPT by the settlers who
De believed, should nave tho opp0ftuus
iy 81 buying that lanl Of reasonable
figufc-g5 per celL
Sutherland expressed himself aa In
favor OF The % pCf cent limit lie had
made his motion Tor 90 OF 50 Ter cent
merely 20 get Ihe question 10 20 bring
out The facts. Ho thought the % per
cent wa economical aud ius..
CuiIostof said tbeie had bsen Moro
discussion over this Item Than over
auy Other iu TIE oil. ~ tue House
would concur, he would favor tho re-.
durtion Toe House hal adopted tho
biil practically as 10 came from tue
committee.
Booth taid that after careful con.
sideTailou 10 hal come to The conclu.
sion that the best tning g. DO woui1 bu
10 abolish tue percentage, ami make 70
~ 90 tcr acre. lie thought the 20 yer
cent was too high. Ho anew light
was 10 preparation on thls subject
The 20 yer cent Amendment pre-
vailed.
The discussion on the land bill was
iu progress ~ ptess time.
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Personal Paragraphs.

L. s. Gilbert OF Denver Is at the Tom.
plolon,
n. n. Jones Of brigham city IL again
stationed at his old quarters, the Walker.
Dr.. W. II sherman, a woli known
physician Of Manchester, In q late arrival
ai the knutslurd.
i. W. Willing and wlfo Of Kolso, Kan.
ga, arrived nj tho TompleIon This morn.
ing.
J. n. Ward and Jossle and Frank
knight are guests at the Walker rom
Evanston, Wyoming.
H. W. Scars Of Cleveland, Ohio, and j,
N, Huston and vito " East Liverpool.
Ia, have their autographs on tho Knula-
ford register.
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AFTER THE SALARIES
10 Attempting 10 Riiss tie ChaplaIn's
Salary lhs Bill is Killed
RIO, en.suoD AFrERMR MORRISON
Ysst,r1a,'s Railway Pass Tlll Brings
Ont a warm l,ts ,iution Prem Mr..
Cazler, bat Ills Tabled.

For time THE morning the House
was a scene ofsome excitement. The
4alafirs resolution was killed a. tue re.
suit Of an attempt 10 raise tho ohsp.
lain's salary 1854
Aneut The railway pasa langle
yesterday, Mt. Cazier ofiered a resoiu.
non to investigate by special com.
mlttee OF i've. The fosoIu,ion was
tailed, but 10 given 10 full In tho pro.
otedings.
The county governments blll occu-
pied the remainder Of toe time.
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PROVO.
PROvo, UTAH,
MARGINS, 1895.
The lIrand .IurY Mill InyrslIgalr.

Deputy sheriff D,irey OF Salt Lake
county came down yesterday ana sub.
mnaed the witnesses, who appeared
IN the kveline bennett murder case
before Justice Harvey last week, to
appear before tho grand Jury In Salt
Lake City this moruinf at 10 O'CLOCK.
IL Ia believed by thu officers here that
more evidence eau be hdduced before
tue grand jury than was pos dble Ia the
examination ueiofe the At ce, for the
teaton that the inqlis 10 will not be
hsmpofud with techn cal legal obleo.
items Tor attorneys tor defendants,
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Notes

Mates.
The land bill came up In the Senate
today.
The almlnlsifatof's bin passed the
Senate viii 10 votes M ils favor.
Senate hbsrbtees this mofnlng were
Barnes, Chamuers, DdsoJli aud Jonss.
II y. Father Ku y, VI the Catholic
chutcn, offered prayer IN Tho senate
iolay.
Bloth's bin Tor the Issuance VI State
bonds h w meet the 6oyefno's sugget-
ton on the subject.
u took only = low hot words Co got
The hunatu near 10 u tuim ~ today anu
they wtfy oll cut % place, too.
The State bonds bill WIS or wdri
through 90 the verge u a vote todhy,
when motion 10 defer balloting was
carried.
Cannon gave notice today that whom
tue salaries blli comes up sgNin bu
VIII pfupoa, cnangu 10 tue schedule
Tor paying Salt Lake county eiilcsIs,
Ia ciass one,
Sutherland occupied the presiding
position IN the senate f0r portion ri
che Time ioday, Cannon taking plsos
on the Moor 10 engage In the discussion
u mtasuits before the Senate.
State SENATOR Barnes il stiii In a pre.
cafiuus slato n health. lie may ft-
csVef and be able 20 attend 10 his usual
uutlness, but 10 u not Likely that he
VIII BE- strong enough 10 attend lugis.
lnilvc tes'iona before the time u al.
ioufument arrives.
When tho land bill was being
considered touay, W. X. Walton, VINO
TELL a few votse short OF belng elected
A. Republican mombef Of tue Housr
from Rico county. occupied a seat be-
side Chidesief, making suggestions
concerning tho bill.
Alter the Senate took recess at noon
today II was n commonly expressed
opinion that Warfum had sprung into
apoli.ical discussion with unn, ccssary
haste, siuce tie measure he A,aailod
had not been agreed uIon ~ tue oppo.
site parry; ia fact some OF IL leading
senator's we're known 10 be opposed 20
H.
Re9H hue NlNuNoou blflhEF, iOlos,
Avalanche, NJ the bill now before Ia :
senate committee on manu- AoiufUs and
commcfce; II waA introduced by Slate
Senator Cannon, Tor the stated purpose
" establishing serioullure Ia Utahi
senator Cannon " Ulah, wants the
United States 10 Put a buusty on elk
cocoons. the product Of the six W nm.
This 10 = good move AID We are sur.
pfised TO 80 the Bait Lake Herald ,x-
press iisoli against the passage u such
law, because oi the knowledge Of the
elk iniustfy In that State. The best
silk manufactured ia the world comes
from Utsh sud the ouly reason that
that STATE u DOT supply ny the world, IL
because Of the lack VI the fostering Aiu
" the government, which other m.
tons give 10 tue siik indus ~, AZ
Toy do In the SUGAR best Industry.
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alt Lake Temple.

Tho SAT- Lake Temple will close on
Friday, Msfch 27th, aud fenren or
russdsy, April la, 1926, At 7;90 n.m.
Tuose who come on tne latter date to
attend TO ordinances work ougnt TO be
on hand early, a. fecOrd.taking and
bsptisms VIII necessarily have 10 DO
attended 10 on the ssme dHy.
lORENZO sStw, President.
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Notes.

A party will be- given Friday even.
ing In tno 5 oond warl assembly hal
In honor OF Henry Wing, vhi nns
teen called to MI mission to Dan.
mark,
Rlteri l.. Vunder Of Salt Lake City,
and Lille l.. DAly OF Psysuu, we've
married Ia this ulty yesterday by JUS
tee J. 3. Boyer Of Spflngyille.
Judge k ny WAS Ia Provo yesterday
on iegal business.
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Ntndent,' society Program.

On FuJay EvsnIuy, March 2Olh,
the aludents' society will hold It's
regular session at 2S3 W. First North
street. The following program has
been prepared;
Vocal solo lie told Me was Dreaming
.,s,,,,; l,,;,.'..,.,ti.,,,. Mise haude Pratt
.sss.sssttss..sss,ss,,sf ruf, Wizard DOna
npnh NhNMI go, ss.,ss''s' ''ts. MISS tthel Pike
's'ssssss.ss''.'.s ,,ss ,.Mhater Charles Pike
The session commences Il 1880.
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Manu Temple.

The Msnu Temple will close on
Thursday, End Of April, and reopen on
Tuesday, the l4lh, al "a. m. Record
lot tap isms taken ut 8 n. m. MOnuAy,
the l3.n.
john ID. T. MCALLIsTBR,
Pfesident.
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Licensed TO Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued this
afternoon, to Chutlvs h. Forsberg,
aged 20, aud Anna Olson, aged 20, both
oi the city, anu Car! Anderson, aged
u, Of Murray, and IDA Br.wn, agsd
10, VI Eldorado.
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WANTS A nlyorre.

Carrie d. Welsh nlsd suit today
Rfainst her husband, isldors Welsh,
Tor divorce. Tho plaintiff ALLEGES that
they were married In Sept, 1891. anu
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Number has been rec we'd By tho
Go umbia Cycle Go. Tbos who arc
registered please call at 85 4. Firsl
South and receive one.
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COMM L II GAL.
sAIr LAKE oLEAalNu nousa.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
roday's clearing house exchanges
amounted to slS2. 028, same day last
year sl63.ssS.
ruDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silvsr, $50; lead, $500.
LOndon.-5iivsi, 81 6.l61.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a %. received today.
Penn. bullion, a, 1865.
7. X. Jones n Co., received today!
Bullion, S3.OIO.
w. 3. Mccormick & 20. received TO.
day Silver anu lead ofes, Sl7,lOO.
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A Verdict of Not entity.

The grand jury returned verdict
Of not guilty IN the case OF A. H..
Cahoon, for mi'dempanor, this after.
noon In Judge Hil,s's uft.
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Illegal Tagging.

JohuiIfeller pleaded guilty this morn.
log 10 tue vl0iHiin Of statute as 10
iaggi1g meat before Judge Hilos and
bis honor hned him $40.
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the defeBdaut has been m habituai
dfuokafd tor The past year aud hss
Jailed to contribute TO the support oi
her and their child now three years
OlJ.
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81. Genrrn Temnle.

win close on Ffiday, 27th March,
u May. DAVID II. CANNON,
President
81. GEORGE, Utah, 10Th Marcn, 1890
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Wanted ~ Rhodes Bros., contractors
Of the Pioneer Power Co. at Ogden,
nifty good rock men, also twenty i've
good tunnel men.
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ID ~ u.

FosrIn-fn the kighth ward, thIs et,
March ", $50 Of old age, Scion Foster. ~,
Jahuhry sit. lsil. IN nanhy county. New You
luhcfM from me tlghih ward assembly room
Thursday March 10 NJ 10. ~.
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chaplain, rontenIug Itself with such
prayers W ~ could pick up. ana the
II U.S. could have done the same. lie
was not Ia favor VI raising the saiaty,
Mr.. Cushing thought Is was a shame
10 have the chaplain paid loss than %
messenger. He lime was devoted TO
the House and ue should be paid 81
After tho members nat thus spfeai
themselvos the speaker put the motion
aud " CARRIED by vote Of % 10 ".
Mr.. CLARK tuen moved g. increase
the chaplain's salary 70 our iollafs and
10 carried BY vote " % 10 II.
Mr. Morrison mlvsi g. amend the
salary nst 90 ~ 70 cut the salaries Of
the chaplaia, ufgoanl-ai.atma, mes
sengefs, lwalolmt IN ani Ianitof u $3.50.
Mt. Conuun wantrd 20 inGenniteiy
pOstp ne futtler confederation aud
save Time by preceding with tue
regular or Ter Of business.
Mf. Mlrfison's amendment carried
by vote or 10 10 IL.
Sit. Nyo moved 10 place the salary
resolution row on iual passage aud 10
carried by vote Of 28 10 %.
MIR. Bonth1 hoped tbs resolution
would not pass IL seems that this
little matter u tue chapiaiGis salary
hiss maue tue gentleman from SAT-
Lake (Mr. Morfison) somewhat re
ami he IL sUuking to fotaliate ~ cut.
ting all employee,
Mr. Fefgu,an OF Carbon call d the
attention %, mrmbefa o tho fact that
IN iangliug over this matter this moru.
lns the House mai spent about $50 OF
the people, money.
The HaaHNtaNNaWa
placed upon mai passage aud dcioai, Il
by vote of rs 90 "a, leaving the mat.
tsf Ia the came condition ~ n tue
Legislature usd uotyot considered Il.
scoHCmSu MR.. MORRisoN.
Mr.. Cazief introduced the following
resolution wHirh, however, waa taDluu
~ vote Of 20 10 10:
"WheTeas, statement has been
MAZE IN tue n YUr OF thn House Of Rel
frsruiaiives ~ mtmUer Thereof, Co..
~ii Seth ". M1uison, "a language ~
i0iiawp, to.wit! 'lhat agent OR agsnis)
Of tAllf0aI cImpauies had said on tue
street Tor rirttu) Of Sat- Lake & {.
that any ullsuAd could Duy the
Legislature (meauiug m tm1ufs theteoD
with pass or pastUt) anu
"Whefeas, said statement ~ a retiec.
ton ON the honesty anu integrity o
oach member iuIiviIually OF tbs
House VI Representative VI the Frs
Legislature vi tho Stale OF Utah; now
there ore telt
"RrsOived that COMMITTEES OF i've
DO appointed by tho Speaker whoss
duiy II shall be- 10 investi ste the tfulh
W iaiaiiy of said statement, nud tuat
sAid c1mmiltlu be smp0wurcd 10 SEM
Tor persons AMI pApofa necessary Tor n
thorough iuvgttlgatiun Of tAld state.
nent aud tuat tail c1mmitioo DO t.
Il iifsd 10 render a report VI thrif HUI.
ings TO the House without delay"
qHE GOvERNoR APPROVES.
A communication from he Senate
announced executive approval Of SEN
ate bill 80, 5iaie treasurer.
NEw bills.
The following bills were read first
anu second Times and referred as In.
dicateu;
s,uAto bill lOl, Tor the protection Of
newspaper reporters. Judiciary CON.
mitlve.
Senate iii 1902, relating 10 elections.
Committee on eiuuliOue.
Senate bill lUi, amending Utah laws
relating 10 tbs Appointm MT OF admin.
isItalots. Committee GA Judiciary.
couNry GOVERNMENT hill.
House bill rs, providing for uni.
form System OF COuuty government,
NuL F.N.
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Selling daIes-From Ogden, Santa.
quln and noinus on U,ah a Nevada
and sAlt Lake a Western branches
aud intermediate points, April Bird TO
ON, good returning until April 18Th,
and from all other points April 2nd 10
ON inclusive; good returning until
Aprll 18Th.
3 ecial ttAirs will be run from
OGDEN and JuAb and intermediate
Iolnis, anu on the Utah 4 Nevada.
For tim sse unsler..
ID. II. BURLEY,
Gent Agent Pass Dept.
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The House opened III seventy second
sitting al 10 O'Clock this moruiug, and
after reading tho journal lprocroied 10
business.
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uNIoN rA,IrIo ,YrrEm.

special Excursion yates 90 sait Lake
CITY. for the GSth annual Cons
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Via uuisu Pacific.