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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
CHICAGn LINF STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. 1S.-Cattle-There was a
little stronger market owing to the small
receipts and trade was fairly active, some
OF the better class of cattle showing adj
TanceS Of 5GI1O, but no general improve
nlent in prices was perceptible. Com
mon TO prime native dressed beef and
shipping steers were in demand at 5000
4.e5: good heavy export selling around LOO:
stOckers and feeders, 3.456D4.S0; COWS and
heifers. 1.90qS.4o; bulls, 20043.55; calves
S.N0fsS.Og.
Hogs-Today's run was light and prices
were strong at an average advance of sc
per lD0 pounds; sales were at an extreme
range OF 3.9O94.3O; most Of the pigs went
over at $50.
Sheep-ReceiDts light and fairly active
demand at strong prices for desirable Of
lerings. Inferior to common native sheep
sold at 2.25d275. fair to good at 3OO63. 40.
and export grades at 3.50d3.60; the bulk of
the sheep bringing 5.Ood3.6o; westerns sold
at S.2OQS.60; Mexican yearlings, 3.60Q4.OO;
lambs, 5.50Q4.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
FIRE AND POLICE BILL.
MIR. VARIAN's ARGUMENT AGAINST
THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
He Contends That the Practical Re
suit Would De to Deprive the
Council of All Power and Give it
to the Board-A constitutional
Question.
Question,

To the Editor of The Herald
In my argument made last evening be-
fore the house committee, in opposition to
senate bill No. &, amending and supple
menting the law of 1891 creating the
board of police and fire commissioners, L
directed attention to the provisions of
the proposed law. committing to the board
the absolute power to determine the num-
Der of officers and men in the respective
departments, together with the power to
Fix the salaries. In connection Herewith,
It is proposed to charge the board with
the administration of the entire appropri-
alton, made each year upon it's estimates,
Tor the administration of the police, prison
and fire departments. This will amount
annually to about one hundred thousand
dollars. Here, we have not only
council from all duty or RESPONSE
bllity in the matter of determin-
ing the number and compensation of the
employees of the city in these depart
ments of service, but also to turn over to
this board the administration and dis
Dursement of a very large sum annually.
1t is true, the bill proposes to permit the
council to increase or decrease compen-
Sdt1on. but only upon the recommended
ton OF the board Practically the result
is to deprive the council of all power in
the premises and entruSt it to the board.
1t seems to me that grave constitutional
question may arise here under the pro-
hibitiens of section %. article 6. of the
constitution. Certainly the functions in
these particulars to be exercised by the
board are municipal. There may be ques-
ton as to whether the board provided
by the act, is a special commission with
in the meaning of the constitution, and as
TO this there is room for difference of
opinion But, the scheme is not in ac-
cord with the principle of local and rep
resentatiVe government. The council
which is elected and is directly responsible
@ nnr11a CHI Il oh,
full administration of the finances of the
municipality. At least it so seems TO
me- In any event, these particular fea-
lures of the proposed legislation should
be discussed and understood.
February Is. 1S96
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
KABYLE HERO.

The easy-going Kabyles push democ-
racy to extreme limits, living on familiar
and equal terms with their cattle and
their swine-all occupying the common
dwelling. a fine hardy race of great
bravery and many noble traits, they yet
resemble the Arabs in their want of
honesty. A story is told of a chief OF
theirs, Molorani, which makes us think
the days of chivalry are not yet gone
When, worsted in the F'ranco-German
war in 1871, the French had to withdraw
their troops from Algeria, and thus a
grand opening was left for fnsuwection,
Mokrani would not rebel, as he had
pledged his word to the Algerian COVER
nor that there would be no rising against
the French authority till the war was
over. Even when a peace had been made,
and no was thus released from his prom
Use. he gave forty-eight hours notice to
the French of his intention to commence
hostilites against them. Verify, he was
hero. and he died a heros death in the
thick of the battle.-1Ve stminster Review
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MISSING LINKS.

In Iceland Goldfish beaten to q
powder are used as bread.
Journalism has now become a uni
versity subject in Germany.
The last toll gate in Montgomery
county. Pa. has been abolished, but
there are still several in Philadelphia.
Lake Nemf's bottom seems mex
haustable. A second Roman barge has
been found there by the side of the
one brought up short time ago
A woman moonshiner with Win
chester rife gave the revenue officers
a lively tussle near CIermont, Fla, last
week. She is but so years old.
A ST. Bernard was sold for s., $50 at
the Birmingham, Eng. dos show. This
is said to be the highest price ever
paid for a st. Bernard at auction.
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APOSTROPHE.
To Utah on Her Admission to State.


hood.
Hail Utah. bright!
Hail Utah. bright.
Hall Utah, bright
Hail dawn of day and fleet of night
Hail friends today
Hail work and playl
Hail 1ustment after Ions delay!
Today thy star of sflvery hue
Sheds lustrous beauty-bright and new
Today fair Utah wins the race
And in the azure takes her place.
To thee. dear Utah. voices raise,
And song and timbrel chant thy praise
Thy crystal streams,
Thy mountains high
Proclaim thee favored from the
sky!
Thy maidenS fair,
Thy yeoman strong
Defend thee from the foeman throngl
To God on high orr prayers arise
In thanks.
In thanks for all His bounties wise!
Today we view thy Spartan might
In metals rare, in flowers bright;
In works of art 10 charm the sight.
Thy ripening grain enwreaths thy head
To give thy children daily bread.
Thy mills and factories ciothe thy sons
Thy daughters fa1r-thy old and young.
Thy kline upon thousand hills
A feeling of deep pride instiIls.
Thy steeds are strong and fair to view.
Thy swine, fowl. sheep and cattle, too.
Thy realm bids fair to mighty be-
Thy mountain air! Thy grand Salt Sea
OF rarest rank in alchemy
Thy music TO thy finer sense
Appeals in tuneful. rhythmic tense.
On bands of steel thy iron horse
Doth prance to give thy commerce force.
Thy products which the earth impaTtS
Now greets thy sight in foreign marts
Thy children fair are living pearls:
Thy wealth of treasures-boys and girls!
From hill and dale thy incense send
On this bright morn to every friend!
Let Peace and JOY light every face;
Let Harm in passing leave no trace.
We hail thy kindness to our race.
Give us, oh, God, thy further grace!
P. GREEN.
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LONDON FINANCES.

New York. Feb. 13.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabIegram:
The stock markets are quiet but firm
today. mines alone being dull.
Americans were better. closing at the
best. Bonds were firm. Gold was bought
IN the o0en market in small quantities
" America.
The feature of the bank of England's
returns today is a further increase of two
million pounds in government deposits
and a corresponding decrease in other de-
posts. due to revenue collection. The coin
and bullion are only 4S5,000 pounds less.
although 762. 900 pounds of gold net were
IN bars sold; 1900 pounds exported to
South America; 1900 Of United States
coin sold: 5000 imported from Paris and
5.0O0 from Malta.
The Paris bourse was dull. A small
Chinese province of Toxin loan is to be
noated there on February %.
The Berlin market was dull.
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THE NEW LAUREATE sCANDALIz-
ES ENGLAND.

Responsibility has its penalties none
the less. Today England has read with
literal amazement eight doggerel stan
zas by the new poet laureate on anne
sons ride which fall beneath the level
of ordinary country Weeklies' rhymes.
The poem is in outrageous taste from
a public point of view, but that is less
notable than its grotesque literary de-
merits. 1t turns the authors appoint
ment into national humiliation before
it is fortnight old, and already the
Radical wags have shaped questions
from it to ask of Balfour when parlia-
ment meets, as if he We're not already
unhappy enough about his own absurd
Brooks.-Harold Frederic in New York
Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14

by and see Christian community ut
terlY exterminated by the inf1dels? Our
differences of doctrine are as nothing IN
the presence of a crisis like this. All we.
who profess and call ourselves Christ
ians, must place the rescue of hundreds
OF thousands Of our fellow Christians
from death. or what is worse than death.
above all questions of mere material or
national advantage. 1t is not a question
or policy. but of Christianity and even
of common humanity. For Christs sake
save our brothers from death. and res
cue Christian community from eXttnc-
non. In this moment all else should count
dS nothlng in comparison with this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
OMAHA LIVE srncK

Omaha. Feb. 12.-Cattle- Receipts, 800.
Market higher. active, all sold early: na-
tive steers. S.7564.2S; westerns, 2.75GS. IS;
Texans. 2.5015.60; cows and heifers lOc.
higher at 2.40G1335; Gamers, I50G2. 25:
stockers and feeders, 2.SO63. rs: calves.
3-00d5.25; bulls. ST. rs. ETC.. 1.75G5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 300 Market Sc higher
very active. Heavy, 3.S5Q40O; mixed, ass
M3.90; light. 2.90GD4.00; pigs, 3.75d2.95; bulk
OF sales, 390p4.00.
Sheep-Receipts $50; market steady. Ma
tsves, : 75d3.e0: westerns, 2506I3. 40; COM
mon and stock sheep, 2.0OG3.Oo; lambs,
50lD4 80
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York. Feb. 3.-Flour-Receipts,
81 800; exports, 1890 barrels Steady on
spring patents with small business; win
StraightS.
Wheat-Receipts. -; exports, $50, 800.
Spot firmer, No. 3 red, $685. No. l hard.
765s + o. b. af1oat. Options were at first
weak and lower under big spring wheat
receipts. unsatisfactory cables and bet
ter crop reports. but the crowd got short
and the market turning strong on big eX-
port clearances active covering set in
and prices advanced sharply, ruling
strong all day, helped by higher late
cables cash demand west and prospect
i've falling off in spring wheat receipts.
closed 7A15s higher; No. 9 red Feb. closed
49,; May. 719lQ725s, closed 725s.
Hops Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed L42
Pig iron-Easy.
Copper-Firm; brokers. 1O9s; exchange
1025s110.S5.
Silver-6712.
Lead-Steady: brokers. 800; exchange,
S.121zGS.15.
Tin plateS-Quiet.
Spelter-Steady.
Coffee-Options opened steady, 500
points advance. Closed quiet DIT points
net advance, Sales 10000 bags, including
March, 12.55. Spot Rio dull, No. Z, Is. Mild
quiet; Cordova, 16S4 d17@.
SuEaT-Raw firm and active; fair re-
fining, 3ss; centrifugal 90 test 4.
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OUR GREAT
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KANSAS crTy LIVE sTocK

Kansas CITY, Feb I3.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments, $500: market steady to
strong. Texas steers, 2.4093.55; Texas
COWS. L75G26 beef steers, S.OOG4.2O ma
tive cows, L50d3.25 stockers and feed
ers. 250l13. Is; bulls. 175G350
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 300;
market strong, Zoe. higher, active Bulk
OF sales. 3S5G5.S5; heavies. 1906. IS; pack
ers 8 S504.01: mixed. 375GS %: lights R n
600: workers, 3906400; bulls, g 25G3. 90
Sheep-Receipts, 700; shipments, 1000.
Market steady. Lambs. 3.60d450; NUT
tons, 2.5013e0
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Liverpools Feb. 5-Wheat-Spot, steady;
demand poor; No. red winter, IS. SID !;
NO. RED spring stocks exhausted: No /
hard .N1a5toba- S. 71sd.: 40 California
5s. 53zd.; fu4ures opened easy with near
and distant positions 4 lower but later
reacted and closed firm with near and
distant positions sz0lkd higher; business
heaviest IN late positions. February, 5s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
RAILWAY BONDS
LESS ACTIVE
An Upward Tendency, However
is Noted.
LIVE STOCK OF THE WEST.
PEsSIMIsTTC TONE PREVAILS ON
THE RESULTS OF THE LOAN.

Money on Call steady-sterIing Ex-
change Easier-Prices of Govern
ment Securities Shaded Come
What-GenernI GIimpses OF the
Markets of the World.
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LAwYERs. ATrENTIoN,

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with prOmPtness and accuracy. We
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us, No. 357, and we Will send for
your manuscript.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

On the produce exchange today, the
butter market was firm; dairy, S416;
creamery. 14d1S1a.
Cheese-Quiet, 9Ia61014.
EggS-Steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14

In accordance with the law and order o
the board of directors, made on the 4tf
day of February. 1885, the time of tho
advertising of delinquent stock is post
Doned TO March Ind, 1896.
CHAS- 3. FELT.
Secretary.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14
TILE TRRASnRY

Washington, Feb. 1S.-Today's state
nent of The condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S1SS, 49,
773; gold reserve, S65.S77, 462.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14

Fairmont Kan, has the largest apple
orchard in the world. 1t covers 1857
acres.
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If you wish to give your favorite
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PREMIUM VOTES
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3d.; March ana April. 5s. sgd. May, S.
SAd-; June, S. y1zd.; July, IS. S1zd
corn-Spot, quiet; American mixed new,
is. I'd: futures opened quiet at unchang-
ed prices; closed firm with April and May
14d. higher and other months unchanged
from yesterdays close. Business about
equally distributed, February, IS. I'D
March, is. ID; April, IS. I'D; May, IS. ID;
June, IS. ID: July, IS. 2Ad
tlour-Dulli demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter IS
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BOSTON QUOTATIONS..

Boston, FEB. 15.-Atchison, IFS; Bell
Tel 2O4; &. &. & Q. Sly; Mexican Central,
ll1zi San Diego. 30; Boston g. Montana,
l4ss; Butte & Boston, ~
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT.
LIIERPOOL GRAM

San Francisco. Feb. S.-Wheat-Fir4 !;
December, 115sa: May, 1177s.
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Salt Lake city. January 18th. b. 1 sssl

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.=MOUNTA
Summer Resort company. Notice is here
by given that at meeting of the board
of directors of the Mountain Summer Re-
sort company, held on the End day of
January, 1886. an assessment Of twenty
C20 dollars per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
1896. TO the treasurer at his Office No 3S
South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANY. stock upon which said assessment
of February, 1896, shall become deIin-
uuent and advertised for sale, and I'M
less payment is made before. will be
sold at public auction on February 18th
1896. at Il o'clock, noon, at the aforesaid
office. to pay the assessment. together
with costs of adertising and expense Of
sale. By order Of the board of directors
CHAS- B FELT,
Secretary
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GovERNMENT AND crHER RNNns-
SAN FRANCISCO MININe

San Francisco. Feb 10 The official CLOSING
quotation5 Tor mining stocks today Were as
foIloyCcs
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PREMIUM VOTES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


ASSESSMENT NOTICE NOTICE IS
rectors of the New State Goid Milling
ana Mining company held at the office
OF the company, January 8. 1896. al as
sessnent of 1 cent per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation,
Dayable on or before February p. 1896.
to w. J. Bateman, secretary at No 50
City. Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day of
February, 1896, will be delinquent and
viii be advertised and sold at auction on
March 18th, 1896, unless previously paid
for. W. j. BATEMAN,
Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-06

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Drug Department.

Christmas Great care has been e ;;.5
Offerings. ths s depart r The There are no ok
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-25

while the daily reports of the intermln-
able contest in the legislature Of the
State of Kentucky with no results.
many weary months Of fruitIess ballot
ing, adds strength TO the proposition Of
your committee
Continuing on this liue the report
says: But another vital objection to
the election Of senators by the legisla-
ture and 10 favor of The change pro-
posed must be apparent 10 all. How
frequently is il trne that in the >tlec
tiou of members of State legislature
at a time wtea sucb legislature has as
one of It's duties the election OF Sen-
ator, every consideration is lost 81 gbt of,
except the solitary Que as to how cam
dldatcs. if elected, will vote on the
question of the S, ia orsblp The
question as 10 the candidates qualr6-
catioos for the business of general leg
islation OF the views be entertans with
reference to the great material interests
Of the State are wholly lost sight of.
Popular opiaou has, the committee says
taken hold Of the subject and the de-
maud for this change is loud aud en-
phatic. The belief in the public miud
is ra apiaiy gaining that proper Difference
is not given by the senate II the Unit
ed States 10 the demands aud interests
of the people and that is largely due
to the fact that senators do not owe
their POSITIONS to the people wso are
permanent, but to the legislatures,
which are transient
fD conclusion, the committee says
''The people demand voice 'n the
election of senators and such demand
in the judgment Of your committee
should be respected So, whatever
may be said to the contrary, whatever
may be thought of the sanetity of the
J Constitution as it stands, it mast be ad
mitted by all that the people are be
coming restive under its restraints on
the rights Of those entitled under the
Constitution aud laws to exercise the
elective franchise The movement of
the people in the interests of the peo
pie, as on many other questions, is
stalwart and universal and the sooner
this great fact is recognized by the rep
resentarives of the people the better
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Dehorning Milk Cows.

Dehorniug milk cows is becoming a
general practice. The results are salts.
factory, but the operation is cruel. Be-
sides being dreadfully painful, it must
be severe shock to the cows systcms
However, in the opinion Of most dairy.
men. the eud justi6ss the means. AS
many of our dairyuen raise their COWS
We suggest to them the experiment of
preventing horns from coming as being
preferable to cutting them off after the
COW is grown. We note 10 a bulletin
from the Georgia Experiment Station
the following
The germ or embryo horn Of very
young calf NAV be easily aud quickly
destroyed. Take stick of caustic pot
ash, dip the ENDS 10 water. rub it for
about ten seconds on the spot where one
korn is to appear. Then vet Sit again
and apply in the same manner to the
other horn. Repeat the application
Immediately. Nothing more will be
necessary The calf will never have a
horn if the operation be performed be-
fore it is three days old