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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

whom ron for tuilding was rot TO no
| had here, and nails would have cost q
dollar pound. Now, let me tell you,
this 10 the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt
Lake. Here + . plot Of ground forty
rods square, euff, undod by n bich
wall, within which enclosure ia the
| tabernacle, aB assembly hall OF emalltf
dimensions, and the great Mormon
Temple, costing Si,O0O,OOO, aud used
especially Tor ceremonies. They arc,
today, "bap'izlng for the dead" Some.
thing like 900 TeTeons ate 10 be recog.
nizud today.
/ DO not gather those facts from the
"tourisps guide, Nalthough IL may con.
tain them, but from the peut.tmanly
hnitor, who seemed 90 take Etuat
pleasure In answering my question:.
Tho Mofmuns, with "a populauI OF
90, 600 nave many other houses o. wof.
chip In this city. The Gontilts now
considerably Uutnumber the faithful
10 Salt Lake, although the iatef
claim d majority IN the state. Tnurr
ia nothing IN this city 10 especially
interest except the buildings mou-
toned above and tho situation. The
elevation Of this valley 10 uearly one
mile above eca level, hommed IN by
suow.c1vofui mountains, which rise
thousands Of feet above The valley, an
l0Dk 10 any direction. look about ~
l writ, nud tha snoW-cAlpud sum.
mitl Of the mJuntain ranges are seon
cleaning iu the tuu that shines out Of
a perfect sky, aud sends the mercury
into tue eighties where | am Standing.
But Il is "a { my purposeito devote this
letter 20 Salt Lake, however Interest.
Ing that might be, oiicumstancCs have
set mo thinking. have been riding
TOT twUuiy-iouT hours through noun.
tain g0rgos, past snow.cOverei noun.
tain ranges aud Hcrots vas deserts 10
reach this place whore Brigham
Young brought his followers IS Yeas
ago while tbs country was Mexican
possession, aud after engineering
genius has made tho world 10 wonder
IN building roads over these insur.
mouDtablc obstaolcs, and steam uowef
and palace car companies have pro.
viied the very best and swlitost neon,
Of travel, VIZ complain Of the difii
culties and diieomiorts " the journey.
I AN thl1king Of the iud5mltablr puf.
pose ana deathless energy ana zeal vi
these SLATER day aninti," In coming
when they did anu In dong what they
have done In the heart of the wilder.
meas. L. surely has eyBJn for us
Endehvorots. With such singleness
ana poraia,Unoo OF purpose 10 these
people nave displhyei In what we all
believe ~ be n deluslon aud fanAtlcism,
what could not the millions Of En-
d.AvofeFs DO for "Chflst and the
church, In halt n cen.uty7 We could
carry the gospel 10 every square foot OF
Gods fO3tstoOl anu erect temples "
wurbhip 10 tho One living and true
God ia every village and hamlet In
civilized counties, anu have myfiads
% heather rejoicing IN the true
prophet, even jesus OF Ntzaruth
Heaven bless US all {, JEALOUS efforts.
]. n. MoCRoRY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
MINOR MENTION.


JUICE q. w. Barlch and daughter
loit tubs city Tor san Ffanciscl today.
Mt. :. Webster ana family of n.
Paul are booked g. start east this even
ing over the II, q. W.
Eaeh little shower OF rain now p 1,
the city water muins with mud. Iluiu
10 need Of imptoyomea { sumewuGrt
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy
meets Ia tue Iwvnty.fIst ward Assem-.
bly, room this, Monday, evening, at
half past seven O'clock.
Miss Mcclellan, employed IN tho
oillco OF the treasurer Of tue Cniou
Pacific nj Omaha, went East via tut
Il. q. W. today as also did Miss Dan.
ies Of Omaha.
General Manager II. Dicklnaln OF
the Union Pacific Ia IN Idaho, nak,nr
q tour Of inspection, aud looking ,AhoI
the husineia OF his road In that state.
Tho Twuniy.nfsl.waricfs are on on.
letpfislng fraternity. rhey have az.
ranged Tor an oxcurrion 10 Garfield, to
take place on Wednesday, tho 10TH
inst, aud tho program Oi the dny's
sport IN literally patrOalEed by the
business Embellishments VI tho ward
who advertise In 1t,
The hearing OF tue charge against
Richard Wright, who 10 accused Il
assault with intent 10 commit rape on
the person Of a titeen.ytar.old girl,
takes place before judge Saudots 10.
DAY, a. Murray. The iu8llcu sitsaBa
committing magistrate. Aa stated 10
the prosecution, tue Gaze II a lAgfant
one.
"A fire took place At Mellen's grocery
store on the corner OF Fluh West and
Flut North streets last midnight Toe
Store Is a two.stOTy brick, Tut COZ.
ialued only o small stock OF Rrocsrles.
oil Of which were more or ltsl dam
aged. Tho approximate los b the
building and contents will DO about
S7uO.
q. G. Davis OF LsaIvlllo reported the
lbss " a yalise gAd several other yLlu.
able arliclea from his room IN this CITY
some two months ngo. on Saturday
the goods were discovered IN the home
VI q woman who claims they were left
there by another woman some limo
ago. Mr Davis has been notified Of
tbcir recovery.
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Drainage Canal.

The county surveyor is working on
the plans Tor tho drainage canal from
tho basin lakes near Granger TO the
Greatsall Lake. The canal viii prove
Of inesiimabla value 10 farms lu this
valley. At prescott the irrigation
waters from the higher ground drains
the mineral from ita surface ana fuJs
on TO the lower iafmg, some Of which
have become mineTnIEei 10 such an
extent a. 10 almost ruin them, a drain.
age canal from the lake. 10 the Jordan
river was surveyed, but PEOPLE 81 tho
north eud Of tho county UbIeu'eI 10 lis
construction on the grounds OF miner.
alization, 90 Il was abandoned. The
present canal, however, drains tho
water Immediately iutO the Great
Salt Lako ana will greatly enhance
tho value OF bottom farms, almo OF
whieh Mo now assessed III 50 per acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
PROTEST
ishlust Reputation by the Comfy Of
Boodls Warrants.

Il will DO remembered that at n 70.
cent sesslon Of the county court a reso'
luton was adopted inttfucling the
county treasurer not 10 pay certain
warrants Issued 10 Andrews & 90. ana
tue MAcadAm Rick Co., on the ground
that they we're oorruptly issued. Tho
Tepudlatod warrants amount to s7i,.
ss5.77. The following protect wSs 10.
day presented to the county courts
10 tho Honorable County Court OF Sail,
Lake County,
We, your petitioners, being residents
aud Taxpayers of said county, would and
do most respectfully call your attention
TO tho proposition made by &. o. Whitte-
more. county attorney, al your session
June 90, lsl0, 10 cut down tho indebted
ness OF the county by deduouug the war
rants Issued TO A. u. Andrews & Co.,
aud Maoadam Rock company, nggregat-
ing total OF s7i,Jl5.17, and authorizing
the Issuance aud sale ~ bonds 10 cover
the additional Indebtedness OF this coun.
", TO the amount Of S35,pOO, which prOpO.
sition We understand was substantially
approved aud adopted by your body.
We do earnestly protest against tho oliul'
iuaiion Of any OF tho warrants mentioned,
and tho Indebtedness 40 eliminated, Tor
the following reasons, VIZ!
First-liecausc said warrants were pur-
chased In good faith by tho residents aud
taxpayers Of this county for full value,
ami arc now Ia tho hands Of innocent
third or fourth pnrlicg, none OF whom had
any iutimation Of anything impcaching
the good faith " Salt Lake county In tho
Issuance OF any OF said warrants.
second-We, as taxpayers, baHing our
Judgment upon tho Investigations aud
decisions Of tho courts, and Tho fact that
this county has retained and Kept tho
benefits Of tho contract upon which the
warrants proposed TO be eliminated hro
based, aud that defeating the payment OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Saltair Beach Notes.

Tomorrow n HsIioi Society day OF
Saltai" a large turnout Is looked for.
The Mutual Improvement aitocia.
llonp eNcuraion 20 SaiIait occurs
Fuday the l7,h Inst.
The X. Of T.. band, under the leader.
ship OF Pot Anton Petersen, gave q
concert at haltair yfstUfuay afternoon.
Thursday VI this week the rwoltiolh
ward, Scaudinavians ami tho south
BouniiIul puOllc schools all 80 10
Eallnit.
The Thoator employee viii give a
grand mack ball nj SallaiT Wrdnrbdny
evening. The Toys are making ovofy
ulUft 10 make this ntlair u success,
They propose giving n street parade
Tuesday evening aud request every.
b0Iy TO "loJA out fof IT,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

This flsh aud game law OF Utah makes
Il an oflouso fr any person 10 have In
bic possession any trout during the
closed season. a few days ago the
agent Of tho Pacific Expiosa company
Ia this city was arrested charged with
having tfOut In his possession. HIS
defense IL that the iish were caught In
Montana, where II wac lawful 10 catch
them, and that tue Itch statute, prop.
cfly construed, does not apply 10 such
n case. The defense will also probably
urge other grounds.
Tho Ciuzuns Protective association
whoaro endoavotlug TO enforce the fen
anu game lag, iusist that the statute
d0oa ADD must apply 10 such n cnso,
uiherwise Ia enforcement will % very
dlfliouli Ia a cUftAin clnta Of Caarr.
Tho association has engaged special
counsel 20 mid Ia the prosecution. The
CASE was oct for . T.. m. today before
Justice Harvey, but was continued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
The Now Rrldre.

Tie county road committee and the
surveyor have decided to reject oil
bids on The Jordan bhIgp aud adyef-
titU Tor new bids. It's probable that
biidera figured warrant discounts In
their bids, but IN oo1sgqusnua OF tho
bOud issue the contract VIII be- paid IN
cash ana the committee consider the
bids too high.
lt Is ulsO though unnocassaTy 10
build GA iron ora steel tltuutpfr. be.
cnu.r "a combination wood one VIII
suit ull purposes Iutl ns wei, uuI Win
De- much lyaa expensive. Not o. "
ihiii uut tho conjunction 90 iue Iauoi
viii give employ Co moro uumu
men aud inHt la is..ii 10 au lup0ftaut
guuHl Grafton,
on account Of a pres ai business in
thu county tuFvryu's uies tho survey
Of tNu STATE prison gt.uuua will not 10
made Immediately but tic required
lines Will be- draw ne soon u8 pJ5sillr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
PAY OF DEPUTIES.


The following opinion was commun'
ieated by Attorney General Bishop to
the State board Of equalization, on The
18th lost;
Gou,iomen-I have before mo your
favor Of June goth iu which 'ou a'h llt
my opinion upon tho following question
submitod TO YOU boy tuo assessor "l
Tooelo county, "Cau ODE county .uit
pay my deputies what hey con. lA'f
,gould he nlr compensation Tor day r.
wages, whom thoy work lH tle lNFt or
can they only pay ihHm ivo..hiriH ihe
salary " the assessor based M.1n Whh'
would be bis reduced TO IIr
Section 10 of Chap 90 I.l, laws OF blhh
Of 1890, provides: "IHai TO n 800 jung
mont Of tho board OF county U'Hnl--
siouora tho duties OF Hur .Mc0r cannot
be discharged hy tho principal il'rllu.
thou said board of counts commissioner
may allow such othu.r deputy pf aN'l
number OF dtputigs uI assistants Hf ll
their judgment may 10 rDlu.ni
60 do the business of Hl'h ONO
In connection with tho principal
such time az may DO necessary, Hnd or
auoh salary az thcy may designate, ih1
salary OF any one oi whom shall NOT rN-
coed two-thlrds Of tina amount hNoi tor
the salary 81 the principal, iho Hllaills ~
such deputies shall be- 70 county charge.
10 clearly appears E1m THIS section
that the county commissioner nro cm-
powered to employ deputies or assist
ants 70 county officers WHOM in thoit
Judgment tho work cluuut be Discharged
by the principal. bu' tho LosisIaturo has
seen No TO place Limitation upou mo
amount 10 30 allowed such deputies ~
assistants Undos This law the wages u
tho deputies or assistants cannot oNcoei
two-thlrds Of the amount lNcd Tor mo
salary Of tho principal, whether ON.
ployod by tho year, month uf day, hnd
the manner n employment anu tho pay
mont OF such deputies or assistants are
subject mat!ors for determination by the
board Of county commissioners.
| have tho honor 10 be-, very respect
fully yours, A. g. BISHOP,
Attorney General,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Damage to Crops.

The showers today were accom-.
panied, in portions Of tho county, by
high wiuls, and moro or Ices damage
was done, The wlnd.driven rain Ueat
down wheat, corn aud other vegetation.
In places ucar the city hail Of largo
Hlz0 tell, add 10 10 reported that u cloud.
burst occurred southeast VI tue city,
which flooded portion OF the Sugar
House ward. Most OF the damage that
naa 20 far been reported occurred In
that vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
A LESSON TO ENDGAvORERs.
One e 3 hem idmirys h. Work Il the
iall,r.day sailis
Dear Eudsavsrsr;

Dear EudsavgTsr;
am writing this letter in one Of the
most remarkable buildlngs In tue
world. l have jus, hoard the drop OF O
pin alta distance Of 200 feet. 1 have
listened 10 a whisper ut tbs same dis.
lance. Thls building has sonting ca.
paolly Of 1900. Wien IL IL com.
pleIely nlled every auditor Ia In good
view aud easy hearing OF the speaker,
II every soul keeps perfectly stlll; but
n n dozen TeTs1nr, or hall that number,
hnuezo or move their feet, or even
wave Chuu.auqua salute, tunt settles
the speaker, Tor every sound II heard,
remember Then the building In A
marvel OF architectural Gklil, as well as
q display OF genius nud perceive rance
In overcoming diill0ultiel. The root he
an clipse, 100 by $50 ioet, aud not a
post or pillar, m Iron bolt, stringrr or
nail In tho whole magnificent arch. 10
lhA wooden root, and was hull Wuun
lhIu whole wi-o country was % uusg-t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Tho Meaiher.

Tho tucccaii1u Of showers which
began shortly after daylight this morn
log brought! a most welcome change In
meteorological conditions. On Satpr.
day afternoon this mercury rcgistored
o., ana yesterday was oppllsuvely hot.
But the rain has made thc temperature
much moro reasonable t.dhy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
COM Nj Il X CIAL.
SALT LAKE oLEARrSa HOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
Ioday'a clearing house exchanges
amounted TO s25l,l3L Same day las!
ygab t2lO,sO7.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YOrk.-Silyur, $50, load, $500.
LOndon.-5ilyeL 8l!u.
ORE AND BuLLIoN.
w. 9. M0CornloS 4 Go. received 10.
LAY: Silver AMI lead o.rs, slsOD.
Hammer bullion, 5000. Total, So. .
500. W.
n, II. Jones Il Co. received tolay.
.,,e,, $1,000 bullion, $4,000. Total,
Sll, 100.
Wells, Fargo d Go. received today,
Penn. bullion, s4,S7s.
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ReIIef SoeIely M Sallnlr.

Tomorrow the Relief soclo.y Of salt
Lace aud Davis counties will have on
excursion 90 5lliaiE 10 BE- expected
that d large number OF tho momtcr
ID. the society will be pTrsuut nj the
beach, HuJ that an enjoyable feuuion
viii lake place there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Saltair on Monday.

Tho annual excursion Of Twentieth
wafdefo will take Place at Saltnlr
lhundfy, July 10. a day Of ploaaufe
10 suurod a fine ptOgfam consisting
" races, fancy daloinr, tug.oi.war,
etc. having been prepared with rr'sss
galore Tor young and old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Barber ShOp Entered.

The Temple barber snop Oh South
Temple street was bufgiauEsd last
night. The thieves entered through
the back window and stole a razor Rad
a pair OF clippers. Tho other thiugs Of
value were locked up anu we're lot uu.
disturbed. There was no cash In tue
shop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Assistant County Attorney Waite
went to MIL Creek this morning anu
prosecuted william Pike for having
binndishod pistol 10 a threatening
and dangerous way on juno l7th last.
lie was convicted and iiued $50 aud
costs, which ho will pay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

such warrants would only result In n
temporary technical delay aud cause
further gtcl. expense, aud iu the MEAN
time will destroy the crelit good numo
and reputation %. salt Lake county, aud
viii WORK hurJgblrs uuiusuv upon nll
the pers1us WHO purchased th' WAR
rants iu COOL lII.
ASK NuIufsO uur JUSTICE.
Third-That ifany criDn BE- doomed
noca. AIRY or advisable and fraud ln tho
con fuo.s or warrant car bc proved hnd
auHtliur1.w0 recommend chat Justice HuI
honor would require tuN tfo persons,
firms or corpora .us, aud The sClcc.mon
ui tuis county who permit Oh on uUrpo-
ifaUi such 'isuI should bog held lUH Ju-
sib'o Go ilH county nr aug dHWu.o4 or
loss sustained, ami not tHl' ih01 who
without notice, iu good faith, aud for
yHu0 purchased tho variants and rgliCl
uuiu tho integrity aud honor ~ this
county flr tItig payment
Euuf Two believe that b. will no
found difficult ,r advantageous roll
bIuIs ~ long Ha iHn county alompu TO
f0pulia'o Its warrants, purghu Cd Dy Inc
uOcan. nuIlDra.
N..y fnannetfII|v
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Turned in llis Reporl.

State Auditor Morgan Richards Jr.,
as State recorder Of marks and brands,
has made his report 10 the state board
Of examiners for tbs quarter ending
June 80, 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

NEw NoRH. July 70 stock market openo
arm. most ttocks showing slight fractouf
gains Speculation was considerably uuu
onrrd uY higuur London quotations. a dc
cidCd rractiuuary movement Cnauyd soon ATE
opening with declines most important ON in
duairIals and grarRCrN
The selling movement was soon exhausted
and tho martCt became almost ttaruart witt
q aiCaftrr toudcnUy prevalent barry ConrCs
fiuus wore mainly attributed 10 tho execution
uf realizing orders
Hear leaders maic an effective demonaira
tiuu against Che industrial group shortly after
Do zoe weakness Of those stocks was CON.
muuicat1d Go other ahafCs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
DAILY WEATHER VAEE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obserya.
lions at 3 am. today;
Salt Lake Cliy-Barometar, gg.Si;
temperature. %; minimum, %; wind,
northeast, u milps PER hour; rain,
~ inch; Hight rain.
Baker City-Baromoler, 5000; tenn.
perature, o.; minimum, 90, wind,
calm; rain, IA Inch; clear.
Cheyeune-BaTometrT, 1919; tenn.
refaluGci BO; minimum, %; wind,
south, light clear.
Hel-ns-- barometer, 80.ls; tompefa.
tutc, go; minimum, bS; wind, south,
o miles per hour rain, .l2 inch;
cloudy.
Miles Clty-Baromeior, 1910; tenn.
peratuIc, ~; minimum, %; wind,
northi 0 miles per hour rain, trace;
cloudy.
Wiuusmucoa-Barome,cr, 90, Gs; tenn.
peTatute, b2i minimum, 81, wind,
northeast, m'lo- pur hour; clear.
Idaho Fall-BarOmolUr, 20 90; tenn.
Teralufe, IS; minimum, o.; wind.
wet, ) miles peT hour; partly cloudy.
General and local forecast Tor 81
houts ending S Pun, July li.h;
For Utah, thuudrrahOWutH this
afternoon and tonight; fair Tuesday;
cooler tonight.
Sal, Lake City ami vicinity,
showere, cooler,
J. H. SMITH,
Observer WgaIhar Bureau.
TndHy'H IturFfaturg isgI.r.t..,t..tt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

chicago Live stoct
Chicago. July
Isbt, iGcauIA.
Mixed. fGaldfLtl
HEAVY, - Nai3.N
Rough, ilsiat5.o
Heeves. stgasip.
COWS ana heifers, sigiatio1.
sloctor. AMI feeders. iis0atio,
Dcsiiablo lamb, steady. others weak
chicago narEo,.
chicago. July u.
whoat-July. sri, Aus, bit.
uau-July i0s sept lsE
lorg july, 513 su.t., tt.5ih
Lafd-JulY A e!b sept. fl.ia
illhs-iuly, ia5lS sept, $50.
HyoHli
liilloy-Noihing doing.
Iimothy-2so
omaha Live stock.
sfss.ai 10 the NEWS
south Omaha, Ncb. July %,
uatlc receipts. 900. manct steady.
western HirCra, sLpIdAH.
uws and hrifcrs, u .Naii2
lctucrs 81 uUttIi.
saoop receipts, 800 Marke. steady. fair to
Mcslcus. NmaRa
Lambs, il,5.dt,oO.
silver. lead
tu.or-.s..
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Slice

iNu'''H NI Ono use OF coca, oplato or mar.
coIie compounds Is bad, decidedly BAD.
Iu'y undermine health and shattcr tho
constitution and the patient 10 steadily
growing Into a worse condition often
'@lI'lng 10 tho terrible slavery and
misery OF The cocaine and opium habit.
sleep Induced by tho use OF llood's sarao.
parllia does not perhaps como as quickly.
OUT u COMES more surely ana moro per.
manently through natures great restor.
ing ana reluv.n1tiug channel purified,
'i'alllod and enriched blood, This feeds
tNo nerves with liio-giying energy and
nHilda up Tho syatom and constitution
nom tho very foundation OF all health
and liie-tho blood-puro, rich, red blood,
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Observer WsaiG nc Bureau a.

Todny'd temperature isHuUwn iu tho
fac smile thermometer given uelUwi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
That Fish Case.

Dated salt Lake city, July @, 1890.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-06
WV: DlMONDS

Our Advertisements in the
daily papers attract more want
ers than we know what to do
with at times, but they are in
dulgent with us and if they can
not be waited on the minute
they get in the store there are
attractive bits of Crockery and
Glassware to occupy their atten-
ton for a few minutes. It's the
shoppers and buyers that make
us happy. If the rush continues
the force of clerks will be en-
larged. Advertising suits us.
If it is steak or a chop, it's
all the better for broiling, if you
have the right sort Of broiler.
The UNIQUE is the one that
broils both sides with least trou-
BILE. No danger of burning fin
gers with Unique.
Every housewife uses raisins
to q degree in cooking; the
bother has been in the seeding.
An Automatic Seeder will seed
a pound in five minutes and all
the machine costs is dollar
and a half.
The Columbia Egg Beaten
goes to you for quarter another
style, works quicker and has a
graduating glass costs 60 cents,
but it is worth the difference.
The patent chimney cleaner
cleans the glass at one move
ment of the hand and prevents
possibility of breakage. Don't
cost much, but it's worth a
dollar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-06
The Council of State.

The Council of State held its first
meeting on Friday afternoon, and
reelected Geo. w. Smith as Secre-
tary. The following full pardons
we're granted:
f. b. Walker, John S. Kaaua, Ka-
wika Liilii, Charles Warren and
Josiah KIM, political prisoners who
were formerly released on parole.
Pardons were granted Hapaumi,
Maxine D'Leon, All Chan, Keawe,
Susa Muramota and Kahelemauna.
The sentences OF Masuda and Otsuka
were committed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-06
Town Decorations.

Where were the decorations of
Honolulu of the great anniversary
Of the birth Of the Republic7 Never
have the leading business houses APP
peared more bare and empty than
they did yesterday. A year ago
Castle & Cooke and E. o. Hall e.
Son we're covered from top to bot
tom with flags, bunting and flowers,
and tho display was appreciated by
all. This year not an attempt was
made 10 decorating and our leading
streets stood empty and naked.
On King street we noticed dis
play on the private residence of Mr..
Stacker, who sported Mr.. Dole's pic
ture over his porch. We also no
ticed few American flags outside
the Swedish Norwegian Consulate,
and we admired all the decorations
in front Of the different saloons.
The town as a whole was "dead" in
this respect, and the decorating"
spirits of the public had vanished
The faithful" were simply decor
ated in smiles, and the fabric of the
kind of dresses was, to say the least,
not in it.