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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Buy your buggics. plows. garden tools
and sewing machines from b. f. Han
6 Co, 1905 and zoos Houston street.
They sell on easy payments
The February number OF the Poly
technian is out. filled with interesting
reading.
Newton & Admire, artistic Job print
ers room lO5. Mansion building
Mrs. William a. WORKMAN arrived
last night from Corslcana to visit the
family of j. j. Nunnally.
81 remember" said Mrs. wickwire,
impressively. you once said that IL
you had the world you would gladly
lay It at my feet"
'Oh, did II" asked Mr.. Wickwlre.
YES you did. And now ! have TO
nag ut you three days to get you to
lay carpet, Journal.
class shave 10 cents, hair cut %
cents. at Hurley building barber shop.
Nellie s. Graham yesterday filed suit
I'm the Seventeenth district court
against ]. W. Graham for divorce, al
leging cruel treatment and non-sup-
port.
The county commissioners court
spent yesterday in the consideration or
matters relating to the public roads.
Dr.,C. A. Parker, specialist. Diseases
OF women and children: genito urinary
organs OF men. Emery Pharmacy or
Hotel Harold
Not Lost. but Gone Before-"I pre-
sumo YOU carry memento of some
sort in that locket of yours2'
-. Il. l...n NaVsUH
bands hair"
but your husband is sim alive?"
Yes. sir; but his hair il all gone
Woonsocket Reporter.
Deputy Clerk Prather yesterday Ia
sued marriage license to George u.
Stephens and Miss Lille NJ. Slimp.
II you want good fresh meats order
froln j. T. Luther Phone H9.
Miss Mablc Dixon of Rockwell City.
Ia, Is visiting friends in this city. She
is stopping at the home OF A. n. Jack
on Jennings avenue.
DO you really think one commits p
Gin to ride n bicyclc2" well I've seen
bicycle riders who were far from up
right"-Detroit Tribune.
Dr. d. II. Harris. dentist. All work
frst-class. prices reasonable. over
Fair.
Judge NJ. n. Priest, Ross Bowlin
Esq, NJ. 4. Spoonts, Colonel II. NJ.
| Wynne and George Thompson were
among the Fort Worth attorneys In
Dallas yesterday.
You vii! ind fresh butter. eggs, cab
bnre and all other vegetables and gro
ceries ut j. +. Luther's. Phone 219.
George Letter was In Dallas yester-
II hear Jack Fortescue Is ILL., What
~ ne troublef' He WAS frost bitten
posed to a Boston glrl."-Detroit Free
Press.
Solled clothing cleaned or dyed nj
| CASTOR Bros, 1904 Main street.
win want your lace curtains nicely
| done up by careful hands. We have
the facilities AMI can do them up to
suit YOU from soc to 81 90 per pair.
! NATATpRIuM STEAM LAUNDRY
Rev. NJ Mancowlt2 came In yester-
Mr.. a. =. Allen driver for the
Wells-Fargo Express company greeted
"a new arrival last Tuesday at his home
| pound girl.
Sayi J. T. Daniel IL making the best
photographs In the city. Visit his gal
lery, go Houston street.
Fears are expressed that the present
warm weather will bring out vegeta-
injured seriously by frost.
w. b. Tullis. a member of the STINT.
tleman. is In the city from ouanah
]. II. Pool foreman OF bridge worl,
in response to a telegram and lust in
time to welcome a new son, He saws
ors by yelling for Allison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

81 remember" said Mrs. wickwire,
impressively. you once said that II
you had the world you would gladly
lay II at my feet"
"oh. did 17' asked Mr.. wlckwire.
Yes, you did. And now ! have to
nag at you three days to get you TO
lay a carpet,"-Indianapo Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Dr d. II. Harris. dentist, All work
first class. prices reasonable. over
Fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Deputy Clerk Prather yesterday Ia
sued a marriage license to George u.
Stephens and Miss Lille NJ. Sllmp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-19

been printed ~ amended by the SER.
ate, wss called ~.
Evans asked that the fnal vote be-
deferred till tomorrow, a. snow, who
desired 10 examine tue Bin, was ab.
sent Tho rque.t Wa granted.
CyuSrY TREASURER nrLL.
s. Is. 90. 10 relation 90 un'y treas.
ar. 10, came up on the e mmilie,s
majority ami minority frpyrs, tue
alter ueiDg agsiust the oil.
Allls u moved Tho hu u.iIu Oi tho
minority frIUn.
Chitestef moved us 40 amendment
the adoption 10 the maj ffily report
Jones fnIf,d pUiut vi ofust q siDst
the amuuImUut WhICl was lsuttalned.
Lvaus m vel a uuusIitu1a to ADOPT
the maiouty report
CanIIaud tal1 hu wanted more time
70 coisiueG
Sutherland moved to indefinitely
pgrtp0ue.
Evsus moved to postpone MI Friday
uuTuiug.
sutherland opposed the lasi motion,
and iu,i IUntally made q vigorous At.
tsck aFaiust the bill IA ptfnigi. u
IUkislatl0u.
tuiltstrr argued In favor Of the
Evans motion, con bthalI VI the uu.
eide counu,s." lie thought the State
should Jay all expenses VI criminal
pfJtUCuusus.
Tue pro o,ilion was still under dis.
cussiJn at pfets time.
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More New companies.

The following c0mpaults ilied arli-
Giles OF Incorporation this alterno'ui
TIE Cold hug mining company
with q capital stock Of 3l,0OO,oOO.
The incOfp0tat1n are. Junius r..
Wells, Rulon Z. wells, lie Grand
Young, Oscar w. Moyle, Ffaucis
Armstrong. r.. l.. Sheets, J. G. rromp.
sOu, l.. T.. Rlier anu J. NJ. DAVE
FTanos Armstrong IL ttesi1snt, Ls
Gfand Young, vice pfetldoui; n. L..
5heott, secrotsTy, aud Junius +, Wells,
treasurer. The company owns the
Russler Nos. /, ., . aud 4 mining
claims, situated Ia the Camp Floyd
miuink district.
The Gold Reserve MINING company
with q capital stock Of 81 100000. Tue
Officers AMI board Of uifsc Urs are!
Fnauols Armstrong, pfvsideu; Lo
Grand HguBR, vios-pfesideni; T.. H..
sheets, secrst-fy; anu Juuius n.
Wells, treasurer. Rulon <. Wells,
Oscar w. Moyls, J. G.. Tuomp'uu. J.
81. Dtvi- aud l.. l.. Ri'er. ihe com.
psny awrs the COmftUck aud Com.
stooE No. aud Li,ile Jon ME Noe. 1,
. aud 3, silualoI "a the Camp FiOyd
mining district
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NayaI CadsshIp examination.

A competitive examination tor sp.
pointmens to the Annapolis Naval AGA.
DENY will be held At the High school
Uulldins, 90 w,s, South Temple, sal,
Lake City, On FrJay, Apri 3, CON.
mencing ai =. m. anu continuing
saturday, Apfil I.
Applicants must be- over 10 aui un.
der 20 years Of age, physically sound,
well formed, Of robust ronstituuUa nuu
competent 10 pass cfeditablo eAAmIna.
ton Ia reading, wnling, rpelnng,
arithmetic, algebra, grammar, goOgrA-
ply anu United States history.
success vi applicant must report at
Aunipuls, May 10.
w. H. MALONE,
Chairman,
J. h. BoOTu
J. ID. MURPHY,
BOuru Of EGaminets.
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Two Happy Unions.

Lsst night double wedding was
celebrated by a large number Of Ger.
mans aud SINE 0f their English
ifieuds at tho newly fitted up German
meeting house Known as the old
Brigham Young School housed. Tue
pfOud bfluegtooms with their respect.
we happy url1es were Elder william
Dunkerlty anu Mrs. tOss Ilvili.Dun.
ksrley. Eldtf Emit BulisChwtiltr aud
MIS-. Anua Elizabeth Bsut-Bill.
souweilsr, oil OF this city. The mat.
fisge ceremonies hAi been periOfmt Il
iu the salt Lake Temple aud ~ frssi
prepared Tor the numerous gursts, who
hufoughly enjoyed themselves IN
music anu dance, ~ well o. 10 pafiak.
iug OF tee counties u life. Daring the
evening excellent vocal aud insttu.
mental a.. - were rendered and rscits.
ions given.
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This Ausraeon

I; was 2:i5 when the House came to
0fIcr this afternoon. Toe c,uuty gov.
eminent bill was imme lately tsken
W on amendment by Sir. Nebekef 81
Salt Lake 10 sub.svUtiOn ~ NJ section
~ On the general permanent pUwers VI
county boards. The bill In toe original
empowers Uouniy commissioners 10
ls-uo l0.ysar bonus Of tue county g.
iund aud refund outsta nding indgbio d.
ness. Mt. NsbsEuT's amendment lei
such bond Issues u DO decided by pun.
lie eleo,iUn.
Mt. Cncnlow objected ~ the smenJ.
meut because II Tsqu red tue expense
snd IToubls o. al slectou, Wtn sii
the mNchinrty connected herewith, t.
decide simple iinaucisl qu, sti0n.
Mt. HmO0t thought the people would
rather have au opportunity TO uecld,
THE question themselves Instead Of
itaVing II IN tho hands OF tue county
J0arus.
may Sometimes thluk We know more
than our constituents a. 10 what they
wani, but No Will be on the safe side 10
give them the power 10 decide a quei.
lion Of ouligaliug them'slyrs.
Mi Mafr,s1n IhOugut II was not fair
TO impose bonds upun the people n
they uid not desire them,
Mt Cfitchl0W thought tho ,ople
wOuli nothsli vote In an election of
this tinu, Antagonists Of bond
pr0p0s ton would be sure 10 be- At me
polls, while others who dii not OppO'r
the prJpos tlgn would iudltiufunlly
remain away, as has been the case
mere IN tots county. We might ~ we'll
carp tuis matter still urthef, aud
When new courthouse ~ bTilgs II TO
TO built VI road 10 be graded, We
should c n tho people together Ia rlec.
Jou TO decide upon 1t. We must draw
Ihs line somewhere,
Mf. NsBeEet of salt Lake did not
thlnk II Wa the rule that people IN
izyOT Of bombing remained at homr,
aud cited Ons case wnion came under
oils observation.
Mt. smDot had previously moved /
suspend the Tuies to consider M.
Nuueksf's smsnument which was TN
same ~ an ameuumSnt Mr.. Morris 900
offered Tuesday anu which was de.
isAied,
Mr.. Harris now moved the previous
question and after n snort lApRlp the
motion e. consider the amendment was
lost ny vote Of 20 TO IL. Il icing ntce,.
sAfy - obtain q lwJ.lhiTds majority 10
suspend the rules.
Several efforts were made 10 have
tbs smenl ment made. Tls friends OF
the proposition 10 take the power OF 10.
suing bonds out Of toe hauIs " tue
county commissioners were lod by
Mrssfa sm0Ol, Morrison and Ntbe.
ket Of salt Lake, while No
Chohlpw was agiart ~ opposition 10
thu Emenlmsui. q Ieslions oil puriia.
mentHTy fuio anu uasgs were drought
up but CYnuiderauun was huAlIy
had ny vOts OF - 10 10, wItu Inu
stipulation that the main question
snould be- on hf. MofFsou's amynI,
mont aud notion tnal VI Mr.. NuJeker.
Tue Amendment carried ny voIH OF
n ~ ~.
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CAPITALPUNISHMENT
a Bill Introduced by NJ Howard,
Amending The Criminal Code.
FIGHT OYER COUNTY SURVEYOR.
The speaker sigus Three BILLS The
Militia aud iight.liour Bills Ready
Tor IbgtosslBg-Land Bill.

Ia View u the growing sent'msnt 10
favor OF the abolition OF capital punish.
msnt Ia the State OF Usb, bin IN.
trnuuc,d by ME Howard today, pro.
vidiuN flr ca,ital Punishment aud the
msDuvr Of executions, sIIfaotcd great
attention.
This morning q successful effort wat
MADE by MI, Nye to provide for the
Office Of county surveyor In the county
government bill. Tue effort was met
with considerable opposition, hut 10.
0eived 20 Affirmative vote. asaiu,t 7.
Win Ue 90 rFoVo.
Aitof pres. time yesterday afternoon
the Speaker announced thai the INV.
istlon from the oltiz,ns Of Provo was
accepted iot Wednesday next, u
Train to leave here at o !. w., reIufuiug
tue same light.
The Speaker signed House bill iig.
frpvIdiug Tor the government aud ~.
cipllbe Oi the slatH prison. the III
was also later sigueI ny thu President
NJ Tue Seurte and returned Co the
II use. aud adj Iurnment was taken al
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Notes

The iaud bill got through the Senate
/ BY unanimous vol..
Hon. w. +. James vas visitor to
the Senate chamber tDiay.
Senate absrntess today we're Barnes,
Booth, Chambers ana Jones.
The GlvrfnDr has approved the bill
authOtlz ng cities and towns 10 maiI.
tain luUilc libraries.
The SAT- Lske unity collector viii
have " collect more IMAM niillisn 10 .
lars IN taxes this year.
Tue senate Will 20 to Provo, to NJ.
tend tie tall given ny tho chAmbof NJ
commerce, On Wednesday evening
mex.
The Senato shesred the cotoucr's sal.
AIRY until II reached the point Of abolish.
lug tue office altOgsihUf, aud then
made the fnal cut.
An element Of marked good luck for
this present Losislatnfo IL that the
state has Governor with nerve 10
veto every measure which no considers
c tai e nctmeuL
Drlscoli and Warner were the only
two senators who voted against the
militia bill, passed by the Senate, aud
returned 20 the House Tor concurrence
Ia minor amendments.
"Now, what havs We accomplished
this mefnlng2" said one legislator 10
another, coming down the steus u the
city ara UNITY building today; aud
the only reply was prolonged stare At
the spf0uling lawns.
The proposed appropriation Of 81 900
for Nh ordinary State fair 10 1897 l.
wholly unBec' ssary at the prsssnt
time. Tbs nsIt Legislature viii be-
better able 70 Judge what Il tesded
than the present one eau do, being
cl,ter TO the date, and Will meet 10
plenty Of time; It doesn't take q year
and a hp'i To set up Is, 200 fair
The volumlnous county govern.
ments Till IL cumb-Tsome enough to be
dangerous. II IL one u the places
where Wise legislators will 70 wy
slowly. As suggested by an eminent
member Of the bar today, two pages NJ
amendments to the present Law might
prove innnltsly better Tor the people
than this pondefOus document.
The proposition Of outside senators to
"kniio" Sit Lske aud Weber counties
In fnaucial matters, by placing
burden on thlef taxpayers which should
be shared by tho State, wa. never more
prominent than Ia tho attiiuIs No.
sumod on tho county tTca6utes hill
today. Caudland OF Saupetc pluckiIy
declared his opposition 10 such an un.
just mFa'ute, and demNudrd IT. post.
pOncmont until II could be- care ully
considered.
The passage Of ridiculous anien'-
mont Of Senator Allison u the bill
providing for the disposal Of uu
claimed freight IL suggestion ofthe tut !.
ush aniagonitm which senators from
other counties nave toward Salt Lake.
The amrudmuni provides trai ite.ght
consigned o. salt iAEo may be taken 10
my way s'stion by the railway CON.
psny Hnd cod. II TIE bin had maze
mo freight ealablr at one " several
central point, or even NJ he place Of
conslRumrut, theTr would have been
sense o. a..
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~ to a gratifying * enL the health
u The Elders 10 ibat locality II good
snd they ste enjoying their lnbgfs I'm.
mensely.
ElIef woods early return was oc-
csslonsd by the severe Illness OF biz
wife, who, II N = pleasure u state, u
NV rapidly cOnyaltsciug. lie let
Glasgow on his return voyage, Febfu.
cry 20, aud ct.ssel tbs sba In tht
steamer Auchoria. The voyage was
very rough CO.. q ani the ~ isHl NJ the
docks Of New York was nailed with
pleasure. Elder Wood leaves for bis
home In the morning.
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Masonic Hall Dedication.

Tho new Masonic Hail dedication
oceurrei this afternoon and the fscsp.
Ion Iakrs Iltcl tonight. autcipu.
IN Of the event the Jay has bou Il
celebtatsd by the order In An tnthusi.
sslic InABnuf. THIS afternoon At .
&c ock D.sm' ofs OF tue fraternity from
ali paris Of tue jurisdiction formed a
procession NJ their old hall on Ess,
Temple street aud, healed by HUl4's
baud, mafoned over the principal
slr, OTIS OF the city, with II. NJ. Cu,h.
ins anu Captain Spmusi Paul acting
As grand mafshal aud assistant gfanI
m. rshhl OF tue day respectively
Tue iodiuAtOty ceremonies begun
IA rlly alter 3 O'CLOCK. This even.
log the reception will 10 from 10 1880
L'gfuck,
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COM NJ l. II CIAL.


HALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted to SIS, 7Ul; same Jay lest
year, tl09,ti3.
IUDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YoTk.-5ilver, bsl lead, $500.
LOndOn,-siIyuL 81.
ORB AND nuLLiUS.
wells, Fargo q Go. received today.
Penn, bullion, ts,7s6.
W. :. MoCOrnick a Go. received 10.
Jay; Silver aud lead Ore, $40, 900;
Hanuer bullion, 81 800. TuIAl, sl4,.
100.
T. H. Jones \ CO.. received today;
bullion, s3,SlU; ote-, $4,000 Total,
gu 500.
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sroogs Ana aAREErs.
New YorE s,aeL HarEs.

NrW fuUK, March ~ stock market opened
Irregular With changes fractional, ne i'm,
proved 90. g. % American stuHkslu london
anu lNr Ir hA'l political attention abruad, 30,
Fuihvr with ono tore IN hu fuH. ImpaFtgd
strength Go International share
the market 70 % % va running off with
ErAuscrs ln TOO lead Ihu dealings were sn
lrul pfnf" afYuaIt rerrsatuus Ho uF sDIYIy
due 90 haWmcriug by thr trAdiug element
MO were disposed 20 operate un the sh6Fi
soc
Increased activity iu stucks DEVELOPED irs
second hour generally "a thn ryU.r..
NaluuH ludlatriAls were freely offered. 10.
uaUro and tuIraFu FaH sustaining Tue bs.ylrsi
LOSSES To fai WAyH, wheeling and IAkr Id
preferred was conspicuous YAUr al Of Il.
Ter cent % tl., Wlth1ge current uId Al ma
day. ''N
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MINOR MENTION.

Toe Eighth quorum Of Seventies
Will meet 10 the yestfy Of the Twelfth
ward meeting house tomorrow (Ffi-
jay evening at 1850 CLOCK.
The NEWS Acknowledge the receipt
u an Invitation snd admission cafds 10
the Masonic reception 10 be given nj
The new hall At the corner VI West
Temple an Second south streets THIS
evening. fhrsc are little C0ur,eslos
locked sitter by Grand segTelafy Diehl.
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Per,onal Paragraph,.

G0orgo A. snow vlll leave for Idaho
Falls over lAs Union Pacific this ovon-
ing.
1hirty.hvo knights Tonplar came
down from ogden today TO bo present at
The dedication ceremonies Of the Masonic
Hall,
II. Bruhn will leave for Chicago over
the Union PaClhC tomorrow morning.
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District court Cases.

Judge Yaunl disposed VI We follow.
ing cuss today:
Carrie ID. Welsh vs lsadore Welsh,
Tor divorce Tor failure to provide, de-
cree Tor pA nun.
Sarah QlaYle vs. Claude Is. Durst Of
al for igrtolo,u.e Of mortgage; Judg.
meut aul decree Tor plnintin with slOJ
altJTuUy.t itrt.,
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FROM GREAT BalTAlS.
Return Of Elder Charles Wood Jr.,
After Labor In the Lon.
don conference.

Elder Charles Wood IT, OF Holden,
MillArd county, gave the News cali
today on his way home from the
Crest Britain mission field, for whence
he left this city In October 1894. The
labnrs OF Elder Wood have bsen In the
LONDON Conference anu he re ports a
good feeling existing there with frgatd
n the Moimona aud their pTinciplrt,
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ton OF the hlll le iuuennltely poet
pontd, ~ he DIM want 10 zee mab
sille1 without fighting chance.
Mr.. C1ndDn moved u reject the bill.
Mr. Howard amended ~ moving 10
refer The bill 10 the judiciary commit.
Tee. There wasa Bill before the House
10 abolish capital ruuishment In the
State AMI that bill n ~ be- given proper
consideration. TnisbIl should receive
The came Treatment, II WeuOLt wan
capital punishment abolished tuis bill
amended The law 80 ~ 10 nave eNecu-
lions performed Ia decent maunrf
anu Will occupy the position OF An
alternative measure.
MI Condor thought tuAt q vote on
his motion 10 reject would be equal 10
consideration 10 tue regular way aud
wuuld be the sensH " tue House.
Nc. CtitchlIw vas ir favor OF the
abolition OF osptsl punishment, but
We shuuld give this bill decent con-
Liberation, ~ M alternative niussufc.
II provides tor the holding VI ali txsCu'
tons privately IN the state prison. II
you'll .yaid the scandal u buns ling
sNecutlols uefiOrmoI by shvr,i-. The
resent law foyiuUs that uUDn cIuNic.
ton spu sentences Of = murderer, he u
Co he conveyed 10 the cUuuty iu wbic
he crime was committed aud the exc.
cu.iun may oo0uf,as % did dOWu on TIE
jordan fivet u couple OF year, 40, In
q teni, with = crowd " curious people
following the sheriff AMI tue duOmeu
man a. they would a ci'CuB procession.
MI. tOnIOn sgttcu WITH Mt Cfltch.
low Ia bis position a. 10 capital uuuisu.
munt anu A. be uuIVfsIJ q tuat neither
Iuls nor similar uill could again be
ptesenteu At the session, according &
The rules, % bis muitOn 10 ftJcc.
Rtfed, hu would WitnJfaW H.
Mt. Stevens favored teudiu < the bill
70 TIE iuIiriafy .mmillee. IL ought
10 have Consideration.
Mt. COudJu's motion having been
withdfAwn. the bill was read the sec.
uud time aud fei5tfcd g. the luIiciaTy
committee.
NOM On lIIE SURVEYOR.
a Bgbt over The county surveyor
was huid wnun confederation OF the
county government bill came up Agair
tOJay, A .uumtef VI the members
we're In favor UilabI lishiug the uiilcs ut
cYu ~ surveyor a. a suptfiluou- Ufilcu
ana nn uunecessHTy expense. The
Oil was yus,uf ~ gmebuvd by sttik.
log out tue provision TOT a county suf.
vuyof, aud MI. Me moved 10 feiussfl
me provision. A number u member,
nenuod by HAftis, declared tue motion
was out VI vtdtf be the only way g.
change an amendment already made
Nustu move a RECOMMENDATION. THE
speaker ruled thHt the motion W. ~
order snd M Harris HppeAlsd from
the chaifs decis on, Uut was not backed
up by second W tYU question was on
ML Ny6's motion % fslussft surveyor
provision, which WAS Carried by vote
t25 tot.
lho House took fccoss iill O'Clock,
It requiring rising vote 10 decide ~
g. whether or not . OF $50 should be
the hour,
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CoSsrANriEOPLE, March TO- A
general amnesty Tor tho insurgents n
mo island N Crete, No. Guiding common
aw offender, hss been W .clAim, d by
@ . the sultan.
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converted u iis own uss the above
described noiis 10 the dsmage ~ the
plainuf In the sum Of SB,6ls. Judg.
ment Tor plaintif.
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ono" tnFh IN Granger ward. salt Lats
county wan, March ", lspl Of stptioAsmia.
aged % years ''""'"'''
d, fnu,ra. services Will bs held Friday. March
-Vlu, ~ p m from me fifteenth ward mgrt.
W. mousse Friends are respectfully Invited 10
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The salaries bill came up again aitel
the noon recess.
Sutherland offered several amend
msnIs, among them one providing thai
the o.unIy superintendent OF school,
shyuld be paid out VI the county fcho0I
iund ~ al present, when were Edopl.
sd.
War or moved 10 make the maxi.
mum pay Tor county mnissIunrts Iu
couuiits OF class 10 $500 / strau TO-.
$500. Ito did ihis buuaustt Was con,
- ynt 10 have thu l,utu luIass Iay d
higher tuluty tuau tho lIuth, winch
whs a higher cias'. The change was
m de.
WHirum moved 10 incrrnsc In cIas.
! tur maximum SALARIES ~ folluws:
1heun N.-5D 10 81 5000 ERIK ~ 300 CO.
81 1900, treasurer u, $50 20 81 800. II. ..I..
nry $500 TO $1,000, anu IA "a sss.
rUun.. ,ummi biOurT $40 u StlU.
-hef Il l,-Ol 10 81 800, uluiN Sl,gUu ..
81 800, Treasurer 81 goa to 81 800, ut.
tJitoy 500 {. il,UUO, Tho motion wa
muuv VI tue I. uvtlt ui Cache county,
10 iucfoasg tho pllicurs named Iu tha
plser, Cauuo brin. tue 0uly county /.
class B, class 7 hAvin no counties. Tue
amtEgmuui wAs adopted,
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Chicago Market.

Chicago nAFEe.
chioasa. close, March Ia
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tofu- March. gst, lAy, ~.
Oats March ~. May ua
fOrH March, So May, tlIh
lArd-Marrh, ih Do. May, SSH
hus-M March, 'ts' May, tLy!l.
hhrlW --l'uJ.
llaN.H
Timothy D.
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AMUSEMENTS.

The central Incident In G. T. DhEey's
play, The Oh Lime X lu, IL an Al.
tempted murder, tue villain Of thv
play hurliug BIZ, victim Into the lime
Ellu, where he escapes death only by
the timely arrival on the ,cene Of tue
efolne. lilsnld to hes reproduction
ofa tragic event 10 which Mr. Darcy
vas spectator when a boy. AMI which
furnished . cause CsIebte In the oours
U' Y .rmont. IHo play Will be seen Al
hg iuuatrf on Tuesday and Wrdnes.
day next.