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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-02

We print your name free Of
charge on any prayer book, bible
or hymn book bought OF us this
week. Kypfer & Seng. 1t
G. A. Schrimpf, a cattle buyer Of
Eagle Pass, is at the Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-02

Or. Mfes'Eufn Fits are guaranteed 90 seue
WeGdache tn 20 minutes 'One cent dnaAf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-02
TIRED MOTHERS find help

III Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives
them pure blood, good appetite and
new and needed STRENGTH,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-02

At our store will receive free a set of
pretty Easter cards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Bishop, in the cries Of Grebt Singer
.o .bis Century. II seems that this
rTiml donna was under the control OF
NJ. B0ohsa, the hsrpist and musicnl
director, In much the samo way that
rflby, tho tone-deai, was dominated
by Svongali In the story, aud
there Ia Ceriailly reason to suppost
that her career suggesed this part
Of Du Hbutet's novel. An tspfcal'
~ imely article IL Some Armen'
ian Noiublos, which gives many un,
amiiiHr ana interesting facts IN regard
TO the ill.tfrsioi nation OF Asia Miuof
ani IT, greatest men aud women.
Light and 3 und on the Stage tells
many of the secrets Of mechanical
fleets Ia use Ia this thCaiof, and tue
Illustrations help to make them clear.
American wives Of Foreign Diploma
contains much that Il scfiptive OF
life In Washington society; the eighth
Of the ralks by 5ucctssful Women
treats OF the career VI the Rev. Phtbs
a, Hguniofj; anu the Fashion De-
pattmert IL nlle1 With designs anu
descriptions OF the .,lest things 10
gown. aud all maltegs Of Interest 10
W men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Cuua'i Struggle Tor Liberty, IL the
subject OF a fully illustrated article Ia
Frank Luslie's Popular Monthly Tor
August. 10 D. Written ny Fidel q.
Pieua, 1ne Of tho leading Spirlts OF the
Cuban delegation IN New York, and
contains portraits Of Ouurfsls Gomez,
Mlou0, Mart, GARLIC, Sanchez, Gncla,
R1Iugutz and Palma, anu some Inter
sailing yiuVH. Another feature OF this
number IL 40 article on the Christian
Eudoay0r s00igty, by RHv. Francis n.
Clark IiB president sud fJuu 4yf, with
many attractive illustrations.
GoIcys Magazine Tor August CON.
talns too on,o I lining foaJiug fogl @
summer tlmr. HAN dozen pieces o..
fiction lu ua many keys give very
readable variety IN Ihnt liuu,auu some
lhiuE stranger than fiction T. told boz
A lhUr' L., rArkps's anco i0lrs ni Auu4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
A MISSISSIPPI EXPERIENCE.
Preaching to large Rnd ApprfclRiiVe
Audiences blindness OF the
People.

RALmUu, Smith County Miss,
July OH, 1880.
TOT Edt1u
The DrsEWur NEWs Is appreciated
very much by the Elders, And with
your permission ! will drop a few lines,
thinking SOME of your readers may be
Interested boo the la1oTs Of two happy
Mormon boys travelling in Smith county
Mississippi
The l5th OF April, 1880, ! arrived
40 lsll syIlC, Jones county Mississippi,
surprised ~ not finding my companion
there 90 welcome me to ms p.ney woods
home uut 800 few moments after ur.
rWug, Brother John Overland intro
duCud hlUau.it1mga and informed me that
Elder Shelley was at his home, awaiting
my arrival, and being somewhat sick,
was unable 10 meet me, Elder Shelley
soon improved boo health, aud on the
4lh day OF May We started for Smith
county, were We were assigned to
labor
since that time We have enjoyed our
laburs very much, and nae, with many
friends, and will Boy Nr southern PEG.
pie are dcsgTyguly n ted Tor their Sind
hospitality To strangers. Among tho e
VINO have treated us with kindness aud
tu d as 10 make ourselves 90 h0me ave
hlb Henry O.NlcI, deacon Of the sylvan
Grove Bapln, church, Frank Iuorut0u,
Peter lhoru.un Carrie Brothers, Mr.
TINS and many others too numerous TO
mention here, Mr. O'Niel is q fair
minded man, and gave Us permission to
hold % meeting BOO the Sylvan Grove
church, and following This we received
three Invitations Co hold meeting iu
private houses,
Az times we met with opposition,
principally rom ministers OF different
denominations But being aCCumpan.
be. by Iuu Spirit %. Che Lord, We are
lIaguE prejudice which before hand
existed among the people TO q great
extent
Wal jus, nole one little incident do at
took place Sunday June gSgh, during
tine week we CanyIssud the Good Water
neghUorhoOd aud many seemed anxious
ior US TO hold a meeting We succeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

ed in getting permission to use the
Spinola school house, and gave out
notice that We would hold two meetings
on Sunday. luno 7sth, one at II O'Clock,
and one AZ 4 100 the evening. On sunday
m rning Will in conversation WIN Two
or three gentlemen at the home Of Mr..
Clay Currie. a messenger rode up 10
the gate, and informed Us that mob
consisting OF eight men bad conc uded
TO meet US ON our way 10 the school
house, give a. o whipping an lnVlie
Us to leave the country. We told the
young man TO inform our opposcts that
we would be at the appointed place az
~ O'Clock to hold our meeting. well
he said ~ felt % my DUTY TO come and
tell you. because wouldn't Ike to
sec you gentlemen abused" AZ 10
O'Clock with cur grips aud umbrellas we
started on our journey to the school
house. On arriving there u looked
like fourth OF July celebration. Peo'
pie had gathered from all parts OF the
neighborhoJd, but our enemies failed
to make their appearance, and
we had the pleasure OF laying before
those assembled some Of the hrst pm.
cip'es Of the Gospel lor their cons.dcri.
ton. AT the clos. OF our meeting MI.
Tins invited us home, aud sat rs down
to a fine dinner. which was greatly APP
preciatcd, after which q crowd gathered
around rs aud asked a great many
questions pertaining 90 the g spCl. We
talked 10 them until meeting lime, aud
then all proceeded 90 the meeting
house. Upon arriving there we found
more people than could obtain seats,
and We again portrayed TO them more
Of the principles Of the Gospel, and re-
cciycd many invitations to call, even
more than we can iill 80 "a week Some
are investigating the doctrine we advo-
cate, and we hope in the near future to
add more to the fold Of Curst.
Brother GfIs1am aud wife, VINO joined
the Church some time ago, lived wilhin
three miles OF Raleigh, aud do all they
can Tor our comiIit. and VIC appreciate
their kindness for The same. We are
enjoying the best OF health and feel
proud ui the work we are engaged IN.
Young men can gain exp rien es IN The
missionary field that could be gained
In no other way. We adyisc AL OF
them to improve their tine and btclmc
Interested Ia the Gospel, Tor Il Is great
study, and we are all Invited 10 give a
helping hand to the accomplishment OF
the great work before us, as members
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints.
On July and we received an invitation
from Elders Is. w. Brown and {,
Block. travelling To- Jasper county, to
come over 10 Brother Tucker. a dis
lance OF about thirty miles. aud spend
the fourth OF July with them. We ac-
ccpted the invitation and have enjoyed
the company OF our co-hborcis very
much. Brother Fucker and family have
done al IN their power to make things
comfortable for us, and We pray that
God will bless them Tor their kindness
TO the Elders.
WILLIAM Il HoLMTs,
GEJRGE T.. SHELBY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

this week. II has opened up large
body 0i ore, anu regular ehlpmente
will probably follow.
Several outfits having slowed down
temporarily the total output for July
will prob bly, show u falling Cn as
comrafod with June. some OF the
miursuou nearly Idle Will Iut on full
foreca uhout the 1fsl Of August, and II
be- likuly Goo be busy month
Tue nr scuce of G.. A. kolkor the
r1tll Euglish oxler, a. tho Dalton
and Lark mine De- cause or come sprc.
ulati0n Hs 20 thu probable Obj ct. a
fgfuli n bis ur ans other iutclli.eui
obaetvatiol, 10 iuly fcaofi,d, vii Dc 20
e ruugthuu lhe company uurk. Re.
cont developments uavU defined largo
bodies Of high grade ose.
The Lone Tree tunnel, IN which
wCrk wnr resume fortnight RgH, ~
now tn 90 feet and hes cot n l2fnct
vein, with a mixture Of lp1I osrtouaiu
AMI gold quartz. There 10 90 iget more
TO run g. strike tho main vein, aud 90
70 believed u rich ore CHUTE VIII DO Uu'
count red. The Lone / o. lido iiugs
the np.HH Fnsc1 miue,p 10 f'fteu yoars
$50 ~ ducgd ore which cold Tor 500
Per u.
a t2ton lot Of orc was cot down
from the Rod Wing tuIH week. lt ia
very handsome, aud VIII yiCla u R0sa
fg.u.I. A recent assay was reported o.
show go per Ceut ppvr Iuf shipment
was decided upon owing 10 the fact
| lhat the orc now coming OUT 10 chang.
| INK w character tut even richer, anu %
was dognioI desirable t. clear the ore
/ bin. The RuiWing tunnel u IN about 20
/ ftct,uud SHOWS an iucJulinut paystfunH
/ which rwituuos frequently from a fOw
inches 10 between one pnd two feet in
/ width.
Pre- dent W. T.. Gomalno aud Man.
agrr o. 70. Hardy Of the Bingham Cor
| per company we're In camp 1urbday
ani buoy throughout the day adjust
ing the Uompnuy's uhaifs, which were
somewhat dragging owing 10 Colonel
| Hatdy's extended eastern trip. The
result NJ their mlug will be an Inn
mediate stimulation Of operations on
tho Mast anu Stnrlus rf0rufties. The
iofmtc will be a regular AMI consldtf.
hulo shipper from now on, while In the
5iatlus the body Of gold ore lately en-.
C0untercd n % be opened Up. It. De.
velopmcnt viii be- noted with Interest,
AZ II was broken into after Sinking
through many feet VI sulphutetitd
iron, ant IL believed b furnish the iifai
Instance IN Bingham u oxides updef.
lying sulphufottcs. The latest nsnny :
Of the ore gave high returns Ia gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
Minor Police Court Gases.

Hattie Campbell aud Isum Camp.
bell, mau and VII were found guilty
OF fighting and disturbing the peace.
The former was lnod SO aui the lot.
ter forfeited $50.
Thomas q. Baker was tried for Ms.
sault AMI battery and held TO The die.
ltiot court IN bonus Of 500, William
rueshoT Tor q similar onente was hleJ
SO.
Three ylolhtors Of the blcyclo ofjin-
auue were nned IS each, while SO
was tho assessment on ChAs, ParT lUT
drunkenness.
Alex. OnRman Tor allowing bis
chickens q ttespaas was fined 50, and
Charles Horse who discharged nTrarms
while drunk Lost $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
DAILY WEATHER yANE.
observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrya.
tious al . am. today!
Salt Lake Clly-BAromcter 5000;
temperature, o.; minimum, 90, wind,
southeast, iigh; clCnt,
Baker City- barometer, .D.bb, tenn
ppfatuTc, %, minimum, %, wind,
south, 10 milua per hour; cleat.
Cheyuunt-Ba0mttor, 5000; tenn
IeTalufs, b2i minimum, 90; vino,
west; light; Uluaf.
HelonH.- Barometer, 5000; iumpurn.
lute, 50; minimum, So, wind, south
west, nghl; clear
Miles CITY Barometer, 1894, tenn,
pufntuI,, o., minimum, 10; Wind,
sIuthUuHt, iignli clear
Wiuncmurct- Barometer, 2e,bs; tenn
poratuTr, 90, minimum, o.; wind,
west, 10 miles pr hour cloudy.
Idaho barometer, 20 %, tenn,
rcTatufU, 90; minimum, As, wind,
nortl, light clear
General aud local forecast Tor 40
h0urs ending I.mr July glst3
For Utah, lalF tonight uui Tues,
lay, stationary temperature.
salt Lake Guy ami vicinity,
lulr, ataii9uafy temperature.
j, n. sMuu,
Observer Wonlhrr bureau.
T0day's temperature isshown ~ th,
igc smile thermometer given fellows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Your beo Il tho tTuo philosopher,
aud takos the goods the gods provide
wherever Il can hnd them. IL IL true
that u cannot make a silS purse out Of
a sow's ear, nor something out o.
nothing. Bot % can anu does take
this nectar Of the Il IwUts, which 90 ipt
us We know serves no other useful pur.
p0te whatever, and convert II into a
food NO delicious that IT, synonym 10
ambrosia--ioOi for the gods,
stop 10 think II this Tor = moment,
for II Ia something that no other
creature does. For each OF the dontst.c
animals tho iarmtr must now SOW ~
reap, anu mase prov slOn constantly
Tor Its needs. Tue beo alone Il its Ow o.
lrsvidcLup In the morning with the
sun aud away over the fields In search
n H. breakfast, aud caring nothing
whether Il nnds IL In 'hO garden 0i
ita owner or that n nii nelghb0E. MOI
only does II forage i0t iis bfeskiasl, hut
tor something 10 bring home aa well.
IL Il ever tue "robbur bee" yet leaves
him from whom II hlenes no poorer
tLan before.
Some men can never 60, this through
their heads, They SOC q neighbour
bees pas,uting IA their apple trees
when thUy are white with bloom, anu
fancy they are the losers, though
how thuf cannot tell. II tho "r0bbrfs"
come when the peaches aud pears are
ripe, anu iced upon some the rich
juices that ooEe out where the robins
and Chlbirds, anG maybe the wasps,
have Huuc,ugvj the nun, they Straight
way go mad aud would wtVsk diru
Vengeance % they dared. For notice
this. your tee.hater, the man who
does not believe Ia DUol and lhlnal
they DO much barn aud no good, h
always nirlid Of then. flames Knapp
Reeve, IN August Llpplncotps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

IN. pI.eoy.ry saved Ms I.ir..

MIR. q. Cailloustis, Druggist Bsayss'
VILE, ILL.,, says; ITO DR.. kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with la Grippe aud tried all tho ply.
sIcIans for miles about, but Of no avail
and was Given up AMI told | could NOT
live. Having DR.. King's Now DIE
coVery IN my store sent Tor bottle
and began its use aud from tho nrst
dose began T. yet botter,and alter using
inros bottles was up and about hg.in'
II Ia worth it, weight In gold. We
WON'T keep store ~ house w,lhIui W."
Gsi n tree trial at z. c. N. (. Drug
Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Secretary Airs o tho Merour com =
pany went out 10 the mine this morn.
ing.
Tho Bullion. Beck distributed tib, 200
IN dividends to-day, running the total
g. s2,0dO,OlO.
A good dgal 0f quiet, active develop.
muut WORK 4 At pfeso 4 going On IN
tho Mercur district,
Judge sherman Of tho Sunshine
company, took one of hia occasional
trips 10 tho miuos tuis morning. lilo
IL expected back this evening.
The members Of the stock exchange
Will hOiu a meeting commencing nj Z
O'clock tomorrow afternoon. Ihu com.
mltioo appointed at tho last meeting
have prepared q r0p5rl nnu will submit
II NJ t0moff0w's session, All mem.
Ders OF tho exchange should attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Fora remedy for all forms OF Head
ache Electric BitteTs has proved TO 10
tho very best. IL effects u permanent
cure and the most dreaded haoitual
sich headaches yield to ils influeneo.
We urge all who are anl lcioi 70 procure
bottle, hnd give ihia remedy = ialr
traL ia cases Of habliunl conslpa-
ton Electric Bitters cures 10y giving
the needed tone 10 tho bowels, ana few
onses long resist tho use g this medl'
cine. Try II once. Only Fiity cents
atZ. &. n. /. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20


however the tables have turned, ana
the Inter company hiss an ore vein
that promists much for the future, ani
which has Influenced several Pafkitss
to send orders TO Salt Lake Tor several
hundred shares OF Anchor stock. Tho
mine "a now working n mOdefhte force,
nut lust whom ID will be increased 10
lie old size Is not known. The tum3r
10 tho effect that the conccnlrai ng
mill will soUn start up is rcws % A..
.stant Secretary Scott, who foya De
hrs heard nothing OF ~ Much OF the
Gently uncovered ute is irru milling
and carries very little LEAD, while u lh
tuuught the eutlfp vein VIII show hu
average ~ about 90 ounces in SILVER
with a fiir percentage 10 lCau, tho
nguies Tor which W. uavo not heard
stated.
The Daily West is swatming hive
Of stone mus0ns, clfIUutets, painters,
nnchinists, miurra AMI Jay lab refF,
and II does one E0Id tn wn.cN tHe busy
scene around the works. II muat n.t
DO suppotud that zee usu the DAILY
Wet IL closed down aJ Or as noting
IL concerned, no men nfo employ CO.
iJt three shifts arc Kept buHy ptospeci'
70
and getting % in shnpo ior thorough
and active worn as coon ~ INC now
engine IL In shape 20 begin hosting.
Maiieis look very liyely n.pu. iat
Silver kiug these uuyii Tor NtslItH lhe
usual lite afounI "a plant uf tue mol ni'
tude aud Importance o. Tue King lhu
large force employed unuer Dan
Thackef putting ia the long retaining
wall and laying the foundation Tor thc
big new boarding house, givte greater
2sst 10 the scene. Ihe mine u 'ufniuE!
Uui IL usual largu tonnage u ofe atd
paying it. regular monthly dividend
Etfingot Bros, WHO arc ilgglhg near
tho Crescent corceulaloT shipped w.
400 pounds oi iig ore last week,
Duncan Giliis has been promoted 70
the position u outside foreman NJ tue
silver King.
Work at the jogging plant Of keafne
&Weberi who nave a lease on Tue sil'
msrfily, Gnu the scene about tue works
bolh nlRht anu uay pt.sen's = uvoly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
Personal Paragranhs.

y. L. Young OF Green River &, al tho
Cullpn
Eureka Is represented at the Cullen by
~. j. Bno.
W. u. White IL down from Og leu and
ut tho Cullen.
o, W. Miller Of this city IL rooning at
tho Gallon.
IT, u. Tulmor N san Francisco IL regls.
turUl nc tho Walker.
W. y. nokkof aud wife OF Omaha arc
located no the romplo.Ou,
The Temp otou hHs Mrs. W, S. Hard
lug of Nebraska "a y among its guests,
-, g.. Jones md nmily are stopping at
tho Cullen, They rusldout Olbbouayillo,
Ida,
Harry O.. Adsit and jaime. h, uO0uc.
both ul Chicago, AFRO among tho guests "
tho IgmpluIou.
A largo delegation ~ Kansas people
enrolled themselves 90 the Walker yus-
tordaN, AWuns Thorn urU j. IS. CarUou.
Tor and wife ~ Council Grove, Allen
sanford no l,ur ing ui o. NJ. Gilbert VI
Junction city aud George n, Dodge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
AMUSEMENT

II would amuse you to hear our Gus.
toners complain OF their clothing
wearing too long 1--WE don't mean
stretching In the aims aud legs. ctcl
but IL rs fact.
Our gentlCmens and boys suits are
made 10 wear and look we'll They will
oulIss. any OF the eastern goods you
can get for the same price, and al the
same time they look nobby aud hold
color and shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Sheriff Hardy has made an arrange
munts, except as 10 the place, iOt the
execution Of Thiodr. OnSstufday the
state board u pafdous listened 20 n
strong appeal m, m Attorney Cherry
In bchnliUi bis client, bat the request
for Communication 10 life sentence was
refused by the board and he will thoro.
Tor be executed on the dnv eot by
Judge Hics, FIJI ay, AuguiI 7th.
A NEwa man went 80 the county
jhil, but rhiedu desires 10 see 10 on
ior few days. However. the con.
dcmned mau persists iu MS ptItosln'
tons OF itn.oruce ami Appears 10 he
comparatively calm under the cifcum'
staucrn. lie IL anxious 10 see the dow
rtuoT and says that no dosifeh his ~.
tie daughter 10 get ~ much boutfiI n
possible lut Il his property.
Sheriff Hardy says the execution
will be- private, rs only tho county a..
t0tnoy, a representative Of each news.
paper and Oue or two physicians will
be- allowed TO witness II. Mr.. Harry
says he has received two or three huu-
ned applications for admission, but he
will not consider them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Barker, tho negro arrested TOT assault
auI treIlb ar Justics Harvey this
mOrliug, was sentenced this afternoon
10 serve SILKY uuys Ia tue county jail
and pay n fino VI $40 ana costa,
VIM. Cheshire, VINO was atfolted on
Saturday on u charge 0f eiuaily to AM.
M 10, wuB uuUTe Justice Harvey this
morning aud his trial was SGT for We'd
UpHunV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
MINOR MENTION.

Tho Mikado season oprgs q, Garfield
Beach this evening, and the pfospools
flf IA successful run are very pfomir'
In.
Five hundred return p8s,aLosrd6 are
LUing sont Out by Secretary ChGimcr
Of the FIRE department, inviting hr0
chlufs anu others 10 attend the c0nyun,
lion ~ be nUld hero ia August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Me-. j. W. yenable, OF D0wney, u
pioneer Of Los Angeles County, CsL,
says; "Wh0nsvor am troubled with
q psin In the stomach or with oiarThw F..
| usn Chnmberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlagfhma Remedy. | have used
% Tor year,, know II to be- % reliable
remedy, and recommend u 10 every
our.n For "a De- by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

THE BEST SALvR Ia the world TOT
Cute, Bruises, 5oTes, Ulcers. Sail
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all hkir
Eruplion5, ard roailivoly cures Pllesi
OF no ppy required. II IL guaranteed lt
give perfect satisfaction or money 70
funded. Price 20 cents per boz. fo'
sale by z. T.. NJ. 1. drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20

Nrw YunE. July go Trading At tie outset
To- st0cEs was churlutcrfcd uy decided weak.
ura1. Che genera. market being unfayorl blY
Influenced ly lower London pIicta tlrcthor
with tho engagements Of gold.
Leading bear operators were active for Ing
down values after iu.lH. Tho highest Indus
uIai shares suffered severely and literal ohCfs
Iuaa 0f International f1yoritCs by foreign
houses kept thOHc stocks. ht decidedly lower
luvois brangcri bore the brunt OF the selling,
ROCK Island yielded per cent tOA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
Jumped" Their Board Bill.

Tho CalliooIe company, wuion hR
recently nlled dramatic engagement
ot one Of the local play-houHrp, lett
recently Tor paris unknown, leaving
ME. Ida Boil, with whom they boaTdot.
in tho utCh 20 the tuno ~ about SIS
Their apprehension ~ doubtful ~ tnUy
Utc now out OF the tOidors Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
A HEATED ARGUMENT
10 Tho County Board Etell1g Over
the Militia Census.
NO DECISIVE ACTION rAKtS.
Preparation, Beng sd TO- tho Ike.
"a ion n 1hi.d' -- sum rous
Applirato fir admission.

The board Of county comml,siosors
mot ai O'Clock this afternoon, Com.
missioners Geddes, Roberts aud Chris.
t1pheison, Deputy CLERK Reese, A..
sis,ant County Attorney Waite and
Assessor Lynch being present,
Fred wey appeared and protested
against tho action OF tue commits.
sionUrs IN cutting down MS bill Tor
boarding the Hynd. jury. His bill
wan originally farf sos Aud tho board !,
no previous meeting, allowed only
$40 10 full payment. To-day the action
was teconsdctud and tho whole
amount allowed with tho reservation
that other arrangements would DO
male fyr ioeding iurloi hereafter.
MILITIA CENSUS
Upon request Of Mt. Chris opherio
County Assessor Lynch explained hls
standing on the matter Of collecting
data Tor the militia centus. He savs
iuo reason why ho didn't take The
census nj the time hb did bic rsgulaf
work, was that County Attorney Whit
trmOfe advised him MT 10 DO B1, ~ 10
was this detention 10 get tue last
Legislature 20 amend the law - ~ %
mako the census relurnsble once IN
three years. Mt. Lynch ala not know
such an amendmort had not been
made until after his regular work was
completed. Ho appointed Deputies for
inkiug the census and consl cred that
They were entitled 10 "a pr lay, ne
regular deputies nru allowed by tesOlu.
ton " the board.
MI. Geddos cuntendCd that the ni.
s'ts0f should have consulted the board
before preceding TO make those ap.
uoinlmenis. lilo moved adoption Of bis
resolution fKing their compeusatiou at
SO per dsy. No second was INSIDE and
the resolution WIS lost
Mr.. Chris Cpherson moved 10 TX the
salary nt 80 pr day, and a hot dlseus.
zion was being hai when this report
closed.