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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
The Discipline OF Children.

About the worst thing parents can
do Is to discuss the failings of children
before them," says a writer in the
Washington Star. The next worst
thing is for one parent to attempt to
punish the child and the other parent
to protest against it. Either action will
damage the respect Of the child for one
or the other Of its parents, and if there
is one thing more than another that
parents want to preserve it is their
dignity before their children. A child
who gets the idea that one parent is
at variance with the other on the Ques.
ton of discipline will make both I'M
happy and render itself decidedly OBJ.
%jectionable by playing off II parent
against the other. If you want to have
any harmony in the family. get togeth.
er on the question of disciplining the
c~hildren-at least in their presence
and if YOU want to quarrel on methods
do it in the privacy of your W apart
ments. where you can have it out with
out lowering yourself in the eyes OF the
children"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
a Woman Hermit

III 'le northern part Of Lyme, near
me boundary line of Salem, Ct. in a
lonely clearing, surrounded by woods.
stands a dilapidated old house of
'he seventeenth century style. with
a ston chimney on the outside at the
gable end. This Old house is the home
OF Miss Desiah Wilcox. a maiden farm
er, who resides there alone. In former
years she used to keep oxen and cows.
ana till the soil, but she is getting past
heavy work, and her stock now con
slsts OF IA horse and a flock Of sheep.
The only income derived from the farm
Is the annual clip Of wool and what
little hay or timber she may dispose
OF, which amounts 70 very little. She
has lived alone since the death of her
parents, and seems perfectly content.
ed and happy.-Boston Herald.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
A Phosphorescent Tea.

A phosphorescent 5 O'Clock tea was
recently given in Paris at S in the
evening, at which no lights We're used,
the light coming from the ceiling, car
pets, chairs. pictures. teacups ana now
ers. The ladies wore phosphorescent
dresses, and their faces, shoulders and
arms cleaned with light. NJ. Henry,
Of the Academic des Sciences, has in
vented a phosphorescent starch, which
was used on the occasion. and which,
employed as face powder, 'lends a
moonlight radiance very becoming to
some."-Philadelphia Record.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
urls and Boys at War.

'NN Young ladies belonging TO the
, antilles of the town of Baden,
"'rF county, about twenty miles
~" ilctSburg, have organized a boy
against the young men of the
.''1'' The girls have organized what
Al ''II the "Trilby club" have vow
''N'H 70 marry men, and won't
20 with the horrid things"
~e cause of this TRANCE action on
part OIL the ten girls is a grievance
""'e hursed. II seems that the
VI the town expected the girls
".'Ac some use of their lean wear
'"cSeS' The girls. on the con-
D3' wanted the boys to be as at
$50 as ever. The uDshot was that
n"tloh meetings were held. and
d. " me most determined young la
,lo formed the "Trilby Club" and
'N 4 solemn oath never to wed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
THE LAWS OF A
Some of the Things Which an Enemy
Must Not Do.

vi y w.
The laws of war" as at present for
INFLATED by civilized nations forbid the
use of poison against the enemy; muir
DER by %treachery, such as assuming the
uniform or displaying the flag of a foe;
the murder of those who have surren-
dered. whether upon conditions or at
discretion; declarations that no quarter
Will be given to an enemy; the use of
such arms or prOjectiles as will cause
unnecessary pain or suffering to the
enemy; the abuse of a flag of truce to
gain information concerning an me
my's position; all unnecessary destruc-
ton of property, whether public or pri-
vate.
They also declare that only fortified
places shall be besieged, open cities or
villages not to be subject to siege or
bombardment; that public buildings of
whatever character, whether belonging
to the church or state. shall be spared;
that plundering by private soldiers or
their officers shall be considered mad
Missile; that prisoners shall be treat
ed with common humanity: that the
personal effects and private property
of prisoners, excepting their arms and
ammunition. shall be respected: that
the population of an enemy's country
shall be considered to be exempt from
participation in the war unless by hos
tile acts they provoke the ill-will of the
enemy; that personal and family honor.
and the religious convictions of an in
vaded people. shall be respected by the
invaders, and that all pillage by regu-
lar troops or their followers shall be
strictly forbidden.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
a;SFWp
oA,INCEFOTE AT HOME.

LINZ wife Of the British ambassa-
lar at Washington is deservedly
If tbe most highly esteemed
emo women of the diplomatic
Lady Pa~uncefote does not look
y.ranle dame" that one is led to
" tor she is not tail and is stoutly
Fr, ,,, she has the air of ages of
OD', .d ancestry about her. and ably
o;led in the discharge of her
F. y, duties by her four charming
,.rs All of whom are in society.
7 r3rsbip is essentially a home
woman. and by no means en-
..I If society life. though she en-
I.oi,. delightfully. but no oftener
a., djplomatic etiquette demands.
10. mo desire whatever 10 mingle
,.l,Ls as SO many English women
> o,d b~clicves that her duty to her
.:.;,n and that of her husband is
.,ad when she sees we'll to the
,,,sn,menrs of her home, and eX-
lni. hearty welcome to their large
I'D, ~ friends. She thinks that a
,,.b.r ms a very serious duty TO per-
,., in earring her family TO become
,ol citizens, and that she has very
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
All Good Republicans

who propose attending the National Con-
ventiOn should connect with the Special
Train for st. Louis which will leave Sioux
City over the Northwestern Line at 500
p. m, Saturday. June 18th. Rate: One
fare for the round trip. Tickets, sleeping
car berths and full information on appli-
cation to the local ticket agent, TO II. c.
Cheyney, General Agent, Northwestern
Line, Sioux City, Iowa. or to J. Francis,
General PASSENGER Agent, Burlington
Route, Omaha, Neb.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
A Pretty Work Basket.

flFclaS" a nest" of plain white pith
baskets ana proceed to trim them as
.Aefe Illustrated, with first a lining Of
pr-At-colored silk or sateen. and
'AeA l~ace-edgcd frills of figured muslin.
'Io'ohhe or plain silk. Add a couple
POCKETS inside your basket, twist two
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
The Com missary Department

OF the human system Is the stomach In
consequence of its activity, the body is sup
piled with the elements Of bone. brain, ner-
vous and muscular tissue. When indigestion
impedes its functions, the best agent for i'm
parting a healthful impetus to its operations
is HOstetter'S Stomach Bitters, also Il cura-
tive for malaria, bilious and kidney COM
plants, nervousness and constipation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

"niie the weaker of the girls 90 m
as usual the ten members of tho o,,h
lave remained out of young man,s
leE. instead, they hold meetings At
'heir W homes. The club is ahout
eni ~',nase boomers and wheels, and
ENJOY HE without masculine aid
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

fuel, and he .lth? All these can be saved II you vii
try Dobbins' Electric Soap. We say try" knowing Il
grocer order.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

Piso's Cure for Consumption is our only
medicine for coughs and colds.-Mrs. c
Beltz, 439 Sth ave-, Denver, Col, Nov. 8
1888.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
Purse and Glove Hook in One.

The jewelers. Circular calls attention
to a new article in the combination line
designed expressly for 1t
serves the two-fold purpose Of purse
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

I'.'u ribbons round and round the
-',4Ie and tie them at the top: then
'HolAer bow at two of the II
N1' PoAip0ns at the other two.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

The creation of a thousand forests
is in one acOrn.-EmerSOn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

for coin and glove hook and is made in
sterling silver. 1t is easily accessible
and is securely held in the palm OF the
hand.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price Is cents.
Hind-Sight.

Men more easily their in
terest than their tastes.-ROchefou-
cauld.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teethlnR; softens the gums. reuuces alton
sllays pain. cures wind colo. Is cents a bottle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

Fellowship in treason is a bad ground
of confidence.-Burke.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

Here is a day now before me; n day
is 4 fortune. and an estate.-Emerson.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28
me

ding of theI
many phys-I
|e proper Ell
intefortS-l
comfort in|
ny forms of
actual dis.|
)ated condi.l
he pleasant
gs, prompt
is the onlyl
lilies. andis !
ghly BY all
5 beneficial |
lat it is the |
es internal |
Eating the
S therefore |
It its bene.I
n you pur'
line article, |
California |
by all rep
od health,
Then laya.
OF needed.
isease, one
)st skillful
b laxative,
/, andwith !
=, Syrupof
,st largely !
tiSfaction.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

n weak, impuJ
en- red'vitaIi11
and energya
pc OF the bod1
pas sarsaparll
|elore, a%prarep|
1t will do youl
Remember I'D
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-28

|. will But n
|T I1 upon /
|h not long sal
people work !
ut is seen in D
nervous pral
|oh' That I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

Cebiouui.l apprgpusiiHn 90 .ju.l.
while Alllsou, col W'uor tupI.'I,
ChiIestcr and Snow SIDED, Ia pntl
uiy, with AllisJu, sUIie Can ou,
Sutherland, Gien Miilpr and Evans
we're sOuuly with Mcky'' side Of tho
c,so.
Trustees Of the AVr cultural College,
so pointed by tue Governor aud e n
lfmrI ~ the Ssnuts, ar W. :.
Mccormick n ssit Lake; NJ. W. MI
1000, Sen, Lut.izI llauton anu M,a
5uAn GoIdwiu % CscH'; Mt. Emily
q, II chafi. n salt Lsgt; hni John &.
'fshsm % Uish county.
Toe Ssuale va ins,sstou on suuday
rom 10 A. m, until IN iaight, the
| sf,a,sr uutl OF the time, aud turu touk
I a fu oss ulI O.3O %. ~. tUIsy. several
| = The nitmbsfs wau'ei 90 dispo ~
| with su Day work, but tue majority
| decided oihefwse.
Candland save M foisoi why cHf-
[ ain Just aims against tue Sihts hsu
] .uOu tcpufioI adversely W tue State
I board 4 examiner, that tho hoard
I was G ld.Ul0Jdrd, ana tue Justice Of
l the Cse was not considUte ChijCt.
I .cr sail d was because tue board did
! not understand the situation, The S,n.
ale cut MI tho claims; they were Tor
a COllectible taXts.
This VI Iuse oil fc.snacting the law
% 1892 .gainst D Iiygamy, bigsmy, an.
Jaw ul o0habitstiO firm cation AMI
kInitel UI~nses was defeated IN tue
-ruate Chi ny Tor the foas ~ that "
was deem ed " be already in force, and
iis r-euAvimuut Wss unu,Ce''
ssty. rha vote on the bill WIS.,
Ayet-Ai llson, b ON, DNsg %,
Jouc., sutherland, SIT. President
% nays, Csudlaui, CnsmDcfs,
Cuides'er Evans, Mckay, Il q.
MiliuL SNOW, Warner, WAuum,
ZuudeIl. Several senators gave a..
iea-0ns flr vUtiug against tue tiii That
hey had b en- gwen 10 Op. 0fiuulty o.
consider H. Chamber, Evans, Snow
anu Warner gave tue following
foasou. I'VE vote no o. he passage
" this bill tot the reason that tnu Law
iuly covers these Utirnsts 80 thu Soc
sion laws u 1899, RnI thst 10 continue
the passiug ~ such acts by each cug'
yruing Legislative Assembly Of this
5tstu IL Hu insiuuatiun agnins, thu
morality aud good faith Of the iCopIi
OF tins Hihtt, hbu wi be viewed hy
tho people o thu Uiitt states az evi'
duucu OF our lack Uf confidence iu the
integrity AID morally u tpo Mormon
puOl IT,"
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DECISION AGAINST ELLIOTT.
Judge Street D,cdrs In Favor Of LlJod
In tue COuheilmauiC
rou'esi.

Jude Street todsy decided the Third
prclurt uouuollmanio contest in iayor
4 II. +. Lloyd and against william
Elliott.
The contest arose In this w5y' Lii I'd
was appointed successor 10 the late
Councilman WATSON but was oustsI
by the majority meubeu OF the
Council 10 iAyof Of Elliott where
upon Llyoj instituted proceed
luss 10 have Elliott Elected. The Let.
ter through h's attorney, John NJ,
Lane, dtmutfed g. tuis. some weeks
agI tue demurrer was stsueI aud ths
oss- taken under Edvi.emoui, anu 10,
dsy's fuliug was the iesult.
Elliot vas given Ave days 10 answer
II h hinted, however, that there viii
be neither sutwer nor appeal, In whiet
otss Llvyd viii Of course soon take hll
N0aL
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TabernnrIe Lhnlr ronc.rL.

Following 10 the program 10 bs feu.
dsied tonight by the rAber aole choir
and the one thousand three hundred
children who comprised the Juvenile
chorus TIA participated In the s3u,r
tan exercises lately;
Grand chorus, The Pilgrlns ...,...a. Nsrii
=. Jg chudrsu, taiioiuia chorus sud urFsu.
THO WuIVyo Motr........ ........s....... oriI
Miss Ms0sl uoopsr, 4 =. A,bwofih 800
Male chorut SOLDIERS Patrol ....--. 600.
Harmony club II tusigu, CouHu tor
Duet Der tfsl.rnuu ... .....N tUat
Ntss Alice uueUnE aud NyIIio rturotB.
Organ colo Auu JuuTaa NuLlU tIurf .oLks
h0y alto solo, Au.cs nriFht Anftar uaulsi
INSET W thHr Be- ltEU,
Patriotic ohufuH, America. ..... ....... ..s s...
l,ll1 children, organ ani Dburus
Ladies ruufus, urt1al u the iIrIH kIrh Ardf
ladlus ui California chorus,
Duet ~ lhH nTHutlot .s. ..... stFphUut
liss iisrms Eyer aHd ST. sam Winters,
Night song 10 lul aHNI Do, .....,.. Il hens
ta'furniH chorus
song, q Loving Heart, trust uu...., q ottsthalk
hTs tlstibrl taugts rIkr
Grand cl3tiug chorus, Utab, We Love
fiIssu hundred voices And orsAn
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Something New
~ SAN IAti'

mo Fiison ruduusTfuH a h.ueiUs.arr rar
IHrs are uuu open i1 me IuH.. af.|I suaIb
NAIu street, under thu management Of Slice
Della ute formerly a .HrrIu.f Uf tHu tlg'cua
1uuuF lhHIts Mandolin 'UH
90. uar.fH have bee. rHrI Uu Iu a moe ar
taI.r au1 rhpuusEr mauuyr .urIu"IuE ..rtUu
Of 600 Ia.lH. .#ufutrI UuraNI IH. uHsrnTNs Iu
IHuuH Ono HHt aUf glaze H."H H'HH Urr 90 IHn
IHfUal tAiUrtUuluuts. .H W.I.H arc HfVU Hul
heard Iua Hsl WON .rTfII manner. IH1tUUHu
r.fN moving. Nfr'E r#"rrH .H HlgU In.
IIudIns i..s H.|frtstH. NHUa Ita NHHUH 20
uuHI. fID ] Geo H.UHtu were aII tHtUr ffum
I u 40 iHu . H.H.u IHHrHfIfT r. ufaHat 3. q
nI1 hr. 600 sIsWu boz 900" NuoIuUHuHu with
so r.. nHU I.UH...| nI"H IHr|UrNf TO-" IN 90 IHH
l|uHrs Hu uHsf usUfH uH ilUuIIHs tHHtlH.
gHIuu HuI Meyers. Del. ~. UIuuru'a
NuUsH'H o.. Mario. HnH atntf HuHH
thV hlustUsgupVs AUUtuOf 20 lI|H U.a
uHruU.fu. invention. .Ia Hu UhNIUINHu.H u u h.UN
arr shown UONIua Ifr Utu usuFr. and uIIui
TI.'uls' AmUus lug uauy vUud,tist Wlna.
. 20 Boz heard are
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notes

Tho bill rsdu clog liquor llcento fees
wus sllled In the Senate.
Tho legislative fiction allowed good
deal oi useless discussion JdAJ.
CITY elections are now arranged Tor
to come IN May Of the even numbefel
y0afs.
The taIpayers will bfeEihe easier
now that the county M 20 ~ salary Uili
hss been fired DIN fair shapc.
z The Legislature toiay Ufstd upon
expenses caused TO Utah by Dave
Dhy's renegade Utes frIm CblItidb,
rh- cstfay law got through the ssn.
ate through the advisory lahUt OF
CO.. ter, nee committee.
Toe drainage district bill Hnslly got
through the IL 'islatute to-day, after
being amended back sui forth.
(, The Sona'e decided ~ allow no claim
fUf u Ce'lFc'iblr taxes, tue items 90 &C.
SETTLE hereafter through tue Stats
auditors nice.
The revenue bin was passei ny the
Senate, the nnsl seton To-Day being an
iuf fmsl concurrence IN House
amendment
The Din 10 approp,Iate go. 600 for a
normal school nj Fo;t Csmefan Wss
killed flo tho senate by an inIsanit,
postponemenr.
wa,,,,, ~ ~, IT,. 49,, ..n-..i
NJ, he ~ ,y.,n ,S..,,g .. a,,sN.,,,',,
A., 49,. s...,. ,ad.. s.- .'','.
- ""H WV
~ am rather somewhat h,tonishod, q"
.A,u n ,llson 10 commencing : tp'eeh
plhS lne senate iutlnet as'ohl'hru
MN ~ u'o'u'u No'S Aga'hst hh
pos"loh'
Sutherland got tho Senate county
SALARIES pfoyisii N through In great
snap, IN the cnufeTsnes clmmittsr
this aftsT~~.a. bling ably seoobdsd by
Cnamb.ts anl ~>s
This O vetnlr app0lh'Tr--.ar mJefa
~ the State hoard OF denia lsxaminrfs,
George A. EIlstteck AMI A. 40 Il
Chapman, OF Salt Lake. The Senate
oouiifmsd tue APPOINTMENTS.
The bnl extending the rIvht q, en-.
inent Jomsin 10 Irrigation. minipg.
milling AMI slectriosl rover use, DO
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Nut.s

Councilman T. T.. Browning Of o +.
den Wa q visitor today.
II II. HguuHsuu was down fOu
OSdsu anl 60 iIuse today.
Judge Lcdfu j, ,lDdrs, VI sanpsl,
pau 'hc LugisIal 10 visit
Col. Hsyss VI Ogden came ia to sss
Tue Nubvf cou " Jtlssa loo.
The only ume.ssrprf now In %,
House II Mt GIBSON, anu the dial 20
10 Narh n marked win twelve
q tuf't"3" tha every time hu IoUL,
81 u Uuo VI tuo bHuus 10 Ou the ngut,
sui Irympu him 10 % cal Tor luu Oh,
io'cemsut Vi tue tnfco minute utuat,
tu|t.
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On motion of Mf. Tm0I the vote by
vhiCu o1usllstatiIu n Hsualv bIi no,
providing iuttuo organ ztiJu % ufsiu.
ngr uittficts, was B definitely I.tt.
pUneJ, was tocJusiI,rsu aud tuo biII
was taken Up 90 ttird reading. Aitai
thc srtEcaut.si.aIms had brought o.
membvts from committee rooms tue
u.li was uiaoed Uu final usssags 90
rassUJ with amendments, ~ q y1,c Of
SO tI2
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DEATH OF A PIONEER.


special TO the NTws BY Ds'erst Tolsgrhph
PAROwAS, Utsn, 4 ri 0.-EdNArd
Dalton, Au old TINS resident OF
ParowSn, sgsd on years, died at noon
iodSy, after an illness Of two months.
Ho was born al PeunsylvAuis, te.
moved TO Wisconsin and from there 10
Nauvoo, Whore hs took an active part
In the Mormon troubles, lie Travelled
with President Young and family
through tue state Of Iowa, during the
exodus; enlisted In the MBfmln
battalion nj Council Blufis; winlefod
At Pueblo with the sick, anu arrived
At Salt Lake Cly July 20 h. lie wa
called 10 PATUwau 10 assist ia the
building W OF the south, atflving IN
1869, aud has been an active worker
iu the development NJ the iamr, lie
has held various offices here since,
such ~ mayOt, probate Judge, select.
maj, county surveyor, served ouu
term IN the Ulah Legislature, aud was
counselor 10 the stake president iof
year. Tho deceased was the father Of
Edward NJ. Dalton who was shot ny a
dsIuiy marshGl here eight yrars $40.
Funeral oJnyenet on "Wednesday
when a host Of relatives and friends
viii assemble ~ hear Of hlS sterling
qualities aud virtues,
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Picture at State RanL
Sec Il.

a. lalin''s Az. one l,eh no.
.i ,. u'''y n..,fu iu.I head of b,i,
gives O. mature NE the atpsats,r, =,
uh' Ip'tcuIt tlI.ar utsv,It n,
iHe e. Av' hMt Vy,t h "a.
u'N.l econ uHe'. Blth lsai,ssnI
..".i,H o" lio'sf Il ioauy tthef at,ss.
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u POLITICAL.
Republicans Attention.

All dele ,strf slorts rom Salt Lake
'nu ~ TO the Republican state Con.
'cnlion viii me 10 cauru. tom rtgv
lIu 'dsyl mlfnin %, 90 the rhr tenth
~Hri sch u 10 use, just cas- ui the
dtsn y 'ia Hnu'o u',uurk \. IA.
Tue "a Lake County Republican
Committee;
JOi y q. ANroS. sary.
a. II, iAKsuNE, Chsi man.
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ll' Ia,''i r.suls % T. afm,ceuticel
.' ono Ihc best modern ami.
Nl.'- Hi' A7N'ri 90 in romuguniips
'y.i' 7H.H..rIp. Hence, thrush
'.''. 20. 'u a H.ouou modI.
n % FiI n1 east % tue aRs in iii
uiI1 HluUn '''
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~ Iri''h IryIy I'D when
Ivy. .r,u 'te tha 'offy.n.tb
,'E O'o d u's HAIR Raucw IL
,,'n 'nr s'.l' healthy anI Jtuvsu,
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genera, with the tslk OF bfisadi,r
GENERA.
Il. W. T'il-ct, to be Inspector gen.
etsl, With ths rank OF colonel,
Chhfl's 0. burton, IN he quarter.
MISTER general, with the tsuk o..
colonel.
u. J. Stevens. to be commislry
general win tho rank NJ colonel.
u, u, prnrosr, to be surgeon gene
O. with the rank OF oil nol,
y bic Watfum it,, 10 he luI ge adv ID.
cat lenttsl, sith the rank Of cOlIue'.
John W. Grre man, So be- geuotsl
lnfp c.of ~ tsfsot practice, with the
90 Is of colonel.
n. ". Clayton anu Henry New.
mnn, u b. aidrs dc camp with thJ
rank NJ lieuttNaut colo vi.
Al the nominations were confirmed
BY luminous v0tr.
tALAREs DISPUTE SETTLED.
TIE conference committee on the
dispute tetw'sn the Housc aui suuat.
~ o'ul having reached nn sgfsemyu
IA q afternoon. Tie Sc ale BIN was
slowed o. stand, excslt that the ur
ttot step was taken 10 In dsnuituly
the salaries u c, uu y attorney. us.css1i
ami treasurer. TOT. rrmIveg { dan.
yer Of a deadlock whoa SONG thought
lmuilno
The committee report VA, aiopic !,
Tue salaries bill was passed..
ENE NpuSu STATE OFFICERS
". u. SO. UKsmpting ceriaiu State
oill'e from payiug fees ilf commits.
NJ NJ, was taken up and passet,
] the b u applies uuly 10 Ulcers te,
/ quifod 10 s6fve without pay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

A communication fTUn tho Cover.
nor announced executive approval of
House bUl lUi tsuusuu,eI siu.u uH,fI
VI horticulture All spfsy IuF, ole.
House joint resolution Al, uaIysfsl y
regent, also House uil "a, pfUuhIe
mattuts in listtiu, courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

Az Am % RICHSEss l. notice by
tbem,ny Who look over our 80 greatly
enlarged stock Of Buggies, surfrys auu
Fancy Iraps, Most complete line ever
neToI, Can aud SEQ them, We con
save you money, CO.Op, Wagon a
Machine Co., = ate Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

The Conference mnlt 90 reported
an agtUemunt on the salaries uII,
adopting tue nf,t portion 10 tue Nous.
Substitute aui tue iHtlrr pstt OF TIE
original uIlI, SENATE ulIi lua, svnutuii
,Aiug the salaries OF all county, iilc.is
Tue uIii lfImHVs o. slsft "a uysIy d. al.
Wuuu u co avf o. IA TIE senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

Mt Cuiculos introduced House oil
~, tHtmp,iug certain state officer
rurViug witHult pay tom paiiug Irt'
Tot isfsaucf ut thUlr commissions o.
tue secretary Of stale, sue uIl va
pArsui under tuspeuslUu Of tue rllua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

The Senate amendments 90 Houte
bIl l5B tstahiisNiug Slate luHTu uI
insane asylum c HmmissiHueit, vrfu
real q tue House cuHcu'Ioi thrrfu.
The bill W. plsred uH Nual Inssarv
aud latetu by vote % $50 %.