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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following unclaimed letters We're
advertised at the Astoria postoftice on
September o. 1896:
Alley, Chas. Biggs, James (9
Blum, Miss Annie Boyd, Mrs. Il, z.
Buttner, Mrs. A. E.Cole, c, NJ.
Ferree, Jay Hallam, Arthur
Hadley, Jennie Laws, Mrs, John
Lutschinger, ]. w. Miller, Mamie.
Moore. John b. Morrell Carmine.
Maletic, Carlo, Powell Miss Myrtle
Roswell, j. II. Roberts, w. A.
Stephenson Terry(2Taylor, Tom
Foreign.
Larson, G, H.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised" 4"
Additional postage of one cent for each
letter advertised is charged.
HERMAN WISE, P. NJ.
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IAN OVATION.
Given to orcgon's Senators and Repre-
sentatives by the People.
Boston, September S.

Newport, or, Sept. 2l,-The clam
bake today in honor of the efficient
services Of the Hon. ]. II. Mitchell,
Hon. Geo, w Mcbride and Hon. Bin
ger Hermann and Hon, w. r. Ellis,
was attended by fully 500 people. Large
delegations from Albany and Corvallis
arrived at 1850 The river steamers
came crowded and the bay people We'd
with the others in making the day an
ovation to the oregon delegation. Let
ters Of regret were received from Gov,
Lord, Secretary Kincaid, Hon. Geo. w.
Mcbride, Hon. II, II, Tongue and
dispatch from Binger Hermann, each
conveying sincere regrets at their ina
bilty to be present on account of pre-
viously arranged campaign dates. SEN
ator Mitchell returned thanks for his
absent colleagues.
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Mount Angel College,
MOUNT ANGEL, OREGON

moscS n
good n
Ia r them
bodily give thorough satisfaction to
ny closets
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"The day may come in the
United States when a multitude
of people, oppressed by hard
times, will be called upon to
choose rulers. On one side will
stand a statesman preaching pa
tience, respect for vested rights,
and strict observance Of the pub
lie faith. On the other side will
stand a demagogue, ranting about
the tyranny of usurpers and
capitalists. Let us hope that if
such a season of adversely ever
comes, the American nation will
not act like people who would in
a year of scarcity devour all the
seed corn, and thus make the
next year year, not of scarcity,
but of absolute want. '-Macaulay's
great essay Oh the American Com
monwealth, published in the year
1856.
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THE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Sept 21-Wheat, spot, firm
demand poor; No 2 red spring, IS Cd;
No. l California, 5s SID.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

Portland, Sept. 21.-For Oregon and
Washington, fair weather, warmer in
Eastern Oregon.
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ferred 70 the committee on ways and
means.
The council adjourned until the next
regulnr meeting
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Tuberoses and astors are genuine
autumn flowers.
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Cotton is moving freely at New Or
leans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

the Northern Light. Tue Mefcut
Mercury Gays that he gets more gold
out OF the ore than tue dee assay
shows.
The Centennial Eufeka is about to
begin the driving 81 a ventilation tun'
mel 10 accomplish which II will b.
necessary 10 10 ~ depth OF from 800
10 400 feet.
Boise, Ida, Statesmau; ore Ia being
hauled 10 Caldwell from the Judas AMI
Mitdleman mines at Willow Creek,
and IL being shipped east i.r itUatnrut
Shipments Will begin from tho /. Nj.
about October let.
Psyson Globe: Henry Fairbanks
lett Inufsday morning over the ~. q.
w. Tor the Barefoot mlle In southern
Nevada. He eSuecih 10 be gone until
n,xt spfinR...... Dr.. John Carson Of Salt
Like passed through here yesterday on
his WY down TO Silver Reef 10 10 X
after some mining property.
The rlnilc Miner believes that the
theory that devel1rment may show
that the Richmond & Anaconda hllds
the arex oi the HumDug mine l. 40.
solutsly untennble, u not ridiculous.
The sirike Of the formation Of Godiva
mountain anu the relative position OF
the claims, arc such that Il believes IL
TO DO impossible for tho Richmond &
Anaconda TO hold the apex over the
Humbug, willis NJ tue same time II b.
evident that the former property has
portion Of the same vein which
crosses the Humbug. The groupings
Of tho vein in which the magnificent
Hunbug orc strike was mate are MI.
most exactly on the center line oil that
property and fun lengthwise across the
claim, tho uestest point IL the Rich.
mond a AnRuJnda claims, being NJ
least 80 feet dlstart. These facts DO
rot. however, IN the least detract from
the value " the Richmond & Aua.
oJnua group.
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From the Northern States.

Elder Thomas William Eggolt Of
East Bountiiul, has recently returned
from Illinois, where be was engaged
In preaching the Gospel. Elder
Eggeu lett home for the NDuhetu
States mission, oct 20, 1895, aud his
early return was ocoasionoi through n
severe attack Of illness when cauo
upon him early IN August. He rcporte
tho North Indians conference whicn
,mbrAots part " Illinois a. being In
good condition with prospects for u
good work beiug performed there IN
the near future. While away he ma1U
many fflendH who ministcrtd unto
his wants while travelling among them.
when iifai taken sick he was removed
10 Columbus, o., with the hope OF re-.
gaipilg his health where no ALEC re-
cuiyei good treatment from the people.
Elder John l.. EIlrfisou a. Mona,
Juab county, Utah, waited faithfully
uplu Elder FL. cit during us illnosi.
buntttt Eggutt t. muidly recovering
I'D % nblc 10 10 b a nov, although
he ~ yet in ven stak condition.
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Mount Pleasant HosnItalllY.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. -, 1896.
To the Editor
Ia last evening" Issue Of the NEWS
there appears the statement that at
Noun, Pleasant, ON Tbufsisy, after
the delegates 10 the Republican con.
ventlon got into the hacks to he con.
yeyod ~ the more distant places, lhoy
"wero rather astonisbol whom 20 cents
WAS demanded Tor cach mans fare, 90
cents was charged for dinner aud IS
cents foE return; this made dollar, NJ
which thOfo was considerable gTumbi.
ing, especially on tho part Of the Salt
Lake delegation
DO not know what the experience
Of all the delegates wa, bot 1 do know
that VI my own party aud several
others, which certainly must DO made
an exception 10 your general assertion.
The delegates were informed, on NJ.
rvhi. that they wufo 20 be- app1ftioned
20 dIiirront parts Of the town for enter
ihiumuut. Aathe place 1 was assigned
10 WAS some distance away, l was In.
vltud ~ u seat In Carflage, Ia which
Mossrr. H.A. Roiser and J. a. Audsf.
son, salt Lake delegates, nlso
we're given placer. We were con.
vtyci about two miles aud
provided with q splendid dinner.
Every kindnoih anu courtesy was
shown ~. A carriage was offered 20
take "a back to tho convention hall.
Other parties beaide tho family whom
We took dinner with, were equally
KIDD 100 ou ring ffuit, utc., ald IN tfe II.
log ~ with the gfuaicrt confederation.
We were Invited DaCk 90 supper, but
ierliug somewhat utod, dec dsd 10 10.
main near Tue convection hall nud
laku little luucu, Vine. We Jailed
10 return 10 the htutu where We hAl
teen uf0i nod CO., one 90 mo family
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FOUND ASTONE MILL
Ancient Indian SpsClm,n UnoaTIhtd
o. South Temple S.Tie
rs VARIOUS clr pErAnrntsrs.
Last Wt.L's Buildtg P,fmiis-S'aic
Of III, iIlJ's llcal,h--ihe Poll
IiN Ctlltc.ions

Day before yesterday wofkmen Gig
ging the watorworks trench on Second
south street below the poslofiicr, who're
the paving lie being laid, uncafihed an
autiquaiod tpscimen IN stone. lt was
NJ more nor loos than an nnciuutolonr
mill and muller used by Indians prob.
ably centuries agone 10 grind ihrif
corn to iiouL Mary suoh c1riatitioa
have been found In THIS c0uu y1utthia
onu Ia VI more particular lOsH Interest
because OF the fac. that it IL maize OF
tho came kind u stone used In the
Salt Lake Tcmplo.gtanitc. The mill
Is very perfect specimen and after
an indefinite period Of burial u Ia TO-
DAY uncatlhed bearing tho marks Of
usage a. plainly a. ~ tho l'ei Ltiti
we're turned out from II but yruturlnl.
The relic in stone 10 now In tie tiilct
Of tho superintendent Of watetwoihs,
where II will remain until some proper
dispgaill1u OF u Il male.
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a New find OF ar. IN the IN cigAIs-
The NORTHERN IIEhl Mine,

a New find OF IRE IN the IN gigAIs--
The Northern Light Mine.
Tho Heiner q cen mine, In Dry
canyon, ~ now shipping about i've
caTl0ado OF ore monthly.
Grading was commenced yesterday
on tho spur from the railroad 10 the
Golden Gate mill site.
The addition 10 tho Sacramento mill
N about completed, some OF tho new
tanks being already In use.
Tho BuoReyo company are running
tunnel ~ their property 10 cut
tbs veiu $50 ioet below the present
workinl.
u. II. Mckay, one Of che owners OF
the ElIna, Mckay and Bcrlbner, was
here this week making preparations TO
pateut the property.
J.. q. Taylor was In camp yesterday.
lie has bonded some gHlena property
lying near the Chloride Point,On Lion
HUI, and ownei by McEvoy and
Clark.
Lat week we mentioned the dlscov-
cry OF s3.ofe In IN upralse from the
dfili. from tho working shaft Of the
Brokyard. This week, Ia continuing
the dTiit ore running $500 Was Gu
c0unleTod.
J. NJ. Davis reports a large body Of
orc IN the ADnie mine, running IS and
better. Bong about hall way from
hlefcur 10 Sunshine, slrike In this
property means great deal, and We
trust the Annie Will soon become a
milling proposition.
A. III. Mayne struck some very nice
locking quarz on the TransvAAl prop
rTty, In tne western foothills, We1nes-
day. a good force Of miners are kept
constantly NJ work on this group, and
ind cations ufe that important develop.
uonta will soon b. mado there.
q. III. bcheu continues the develop
ment OF the La Cigale group, In tue
western foothills, ana has usI lot an
other contract for atty leet OF sinking,
which Will glvo tbs shaft a depth Vi
200 fest. While doing some prospect
TX on the sur ace this week ore was
uncovered Ia the vein which gave re-
tutns Of 81. THIS vein 10 90 feet ia
width on the surfacr, anu 10 the same
tho for which the snaft ID being sunk.
Anson ana Barnard are pegging
away ON the old Gold Note ground and
are developing come nice bodies OF
high-grads silver ore. A little capital
would develop valuable property
here.
George ~. Clair has better show.
ing than ever In tho Chloride Point
Aad will push matlefa until his lease
expires. IL Ia Iumored that he will
purchase the property.
M. BuAh and the writer visited Lion
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Hill Saturday aud Frank Hines, super
lntendent OF the Northern Light, pilot.
ed us through the workings OF that
great mine. The hill wherein the
mine IA situated seems 10 be Que mass
OF ore. What IL not rich, shipping
silver ore or milling gold ore, IL low
grade silver ore, carrying some gtld
and of milling value. Tins orc bodies
appear limitloss aud still not y tenth Of
the gfound ha, been touched yet.
Superintendent Hines has made vast
improvements In the property since
taking charge. and feotiiied some Of
The bad work done In the mine by
leasers. The working tunnel, me
piece OF work, In biing driven rapidly
ahead and IL already connected with n
great deal Of the workings. In fifteen
days more connections will DO made
with every dfiit and tunnel In the
property. A splendid site has been
chosen for the new mill, AMI the neces.
safy roads are being graded. a force
Of twelve men are employed, and tue
old hill IL taking on new signs OF liis
and prosperity. The Northern Light
j. probably one Of the gfeaioat minos
In Utab,
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iniersstipE Mining Notes from an
Miners Latest Issue

iniersstipE nining Note. from ihe
Miners Latest Issue
AT. West came In from Death
Cauyon sunday for suppIIps. IA, M.
ports eyerything moving in good
snape in thai sectiou. and expresses
much satisfaction over the appear
snpos OF hi, pfoporly undor deyelon.
ment,
A nav strike OF ore IL reporteI in
the west drift rom the 200 level of the
Ajax. A small sample Of orc taken
out few days ago showed ~ OF cent
lead,
Owing TO scarcity OF watoF the
Buliion. Beck concentrating mill was
fofcgd 10 close down last Saturday.
| We arc advised however that the sup.
ply Ia Increasing and that the mill
Will be ablo 10 elart about the fitst of
October.
We arc adyIsed Tint the Tetro com.
many IL eonsiJ.flns puttip,, In an cleo.
| ttlc dtili in the tunnel and driving II
ahead with the RteiiVat pOssible "a.
nidlty. In the meantime work In going
ahead a. Usual with two thiity.
ContInu.d exnoTlations min, 10 the
AsuIb Swansea "A the or,at,st min, In
Inc SILVER INV and ui an, dl.trlo
| The are atrihn on m. abO laval IA daiiv
growiny b,ys,r ana rlcner ana thnt II
cnniin,,,s IN IN IN, de,n NJ ,ro,,,a.
uopHbio. Five esrloads wer, ebIuprd
| dufInv the mast wseh and ovnr iOO
| tona are now ready 10 mako ~ ar.
oib,r Iot which viii 90 Out In n day or
| Two.
m, wuon mad In the uumbug
min, va, comnleted Iasi w,cr any
wark 4. 1elns lnsbeI On Inc st.ctian
nf m. ars nsise. Mr. KoIght stst.s
thai ,his will bs eomp''.'r 1n abnut n
week and that ore sh, nm swu then
rosnmsne. AZ oncr tn,n ..snt A.
,s.,anc,s In, ,ntnut M no MN. vii
~, .bout M, rs,io,d A.. 'iny untit he
Formulation Of ths Itvet tnnnei' yh.n
n viii he possiblr 10 /, reely ino,.a,o N.
Nh, Itndin. CON, na ~ has ,,tnct
wa,ss nj Jopth Of $50 I,et IN m ,
| han Al pfefsnt tLs v,irf a l., iu5
takrn Out win tho bueaei. but Ia.
romnanv ia eonsidoring Inc ndyisabiI
NV pi M ling An a num-. SinIing IL
being sleadily prosecuted nnd ns loon
ma tn, 800 Ia reached eros, outtina 10.
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Provo, UIAii,

The fullowing business was tram
acted IN the Fourth districs court
yesterdays
La the case Of B. Bachman Jr. VI
w. ID. Robert, demurrer previously
argued tustaineJ.
II. q. Jensen W John A. Brown.
sheriff, Il nj; demurret previously
argued overruled.
Charles Dupee VI John ID. ShAfior
ct al; judgment tor plaintiff by default
Tor sS9G.S2; attorney ices siO; oosls
$3.50,
Isaac *. Wright W &. NJ. and q.
Gammeii; continued indefinitely.
Mary &. Dougail W w. ". Hftes.
beck q, a.; ditmitsed at lai lufis
costs.
NJ. Gih zieT Va A. o. GlaIiof; set .of
hearing December 9ih.
ksa.c 0f Martha Jasper. d, ostsed;
James Gardiner appointed numiu!s.
traitor upon ding bond o. $4,000.
BuTnham, Hanna, Munger 4 Co.
Va Chas. w. Browerlvn OF 81; SismIsssd
al plainuii's costs.
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Mines And MINING.
4 Fair Day With the Bulls and
Bears In tho PHI.
ANCHOR BRINGS OUT A1RlSsrER.
F,ur lc's, Dalton aud Buek'ye Are
Also Dealt In News from
Outlying Camps

The boys on 'change played a better
zane odAy than for some time pLst, and
.tihe close OF the call the record showed
that they had $500 shares OF stock 10
their credit. While this aggregate IL
no, good one ordinarily, II is n fair
showing under existing conditions and
reflects n certain amount Of credit on
The speculative spirit shown by the
brokers IN such unsettled ,imes.
The first move during the call wts
n transfer Of Anchor, the initial listed
stock, when 100 shares changed lhAnds
At ti.i6. Four Aces was tho next
stock 10 share in the day's trading aud
1. 200 shares went In three transfers Of
figures ranging from 10 to q cent?.
This completed the trading In listed
stpoks. while Metcuf stifioned In tn q
asking 10 80 80, receiving bids OF $3.50.
Mammoth's asking and bidding quota.
iions stood at s2.lb and sl.e5 respect.
lively.
Tue Bwanseas, as usual, were the
frat unlisted stocks called for, but
neither succeeded In moving the
brokers 90 n transfer, although the
quotations placed opposite each stoct,
cave evidence OF the high esteem In
which they are held by tho bulls and
benrs. Tue call Of Dalton and Buck.
eye was rewarded with one trau,iur OF
each, the former selling a. (. Cunta
ana tho latter nj q cents.
Tue ri sing ngufrs we're 40 follows:
LISTED SHOCKS.
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osme 1, urge ~ b. come, and We gave
our reason for not DOING go. Too
yssnonso was, "Ma will be 20 much
Disappointed, an supper ia wsilinK. ~
sue had known that ~eio ~ y,
coming she would have cent luuop.
no fare was demanded OF ni y u us ioI
he uafriags, and no chat. male ilt
fold nor would ray be received. none
could be more Hospitality treated ihan
We were; ard l isei that IN Justice
tpr STwg, Oiher patties Of doiegatts
vino cnnu 10 the zane locality nsu
vefo treat, d ~ similar kindly man
nsr. / heard no grumblins IA our
division. 80.
Trusting you will give space 70 lhis
statement regarding Mount Pleaeah'
ps pic, In faifueas to them, | hm,
Nonfh uuly,
Mna. e.. NJ. ANDERSON,
A delegate if1u rait Lac cry
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Garden City Notes.

There Is strong probability Of the
Independent Republicans putting up a
Legislative and county ticket II the
Oguou congressional convention, today,
falls g. support l.. Holbro0k. thu Inde.
poudont Republican candidate for Con.
.rcsH.
The friends OF Judge T.. A. Wilton
VIII be pleased 10 learn that he IL 10.
covering from his long spoil Of sick.
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r.. Buuerwof'b, is7 west Third
South street; al, iuot; r. "a s2uO'
Peter FaiicIru gh,t .Gi west fiilh
South street; barn; cDu 500
jennie B0ar; impTovem nti cs
t25.
Mrs g.. Btown. 70 Oak street; fame
ndditirr; lsi 500.
J. Daley. 4ia west Third Norm
street, purchi oct SO,
Hoy Coss Hospital Fret south
between + nth aud Eleventh East
street; greenhouse; cntt $500.
r. n. r.. Bus'ord. ftth Erst near
Fin = uih etfoei, brick b Va nine
rOOms, four closets, bath room, pAnttyi
and two p0rches, cost s. 500.
Mra. NJ. Judge, $50 South Temple
stree alterations; coit $500.
L., T.. Rich, 70 north Seventh Wosi
street. thud; Get $50.
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The following bu lding permits have
been Issued this Wepk from tho ofllcc
VI the building Inspector:
Alfred GARDINER 723 Fifth East
stree addition; Gust 500.
n. IS. ClawsUu, 30 e1utu Finn Lasi
8tfttt; aduit0ni rsut gluO.
UuivVmity oil Uhh; addition anu
improvements cost $4,000.
w. B. McC0fnick, Vine street; bart
Get $3.50.
Hiram silver, 23B Center street. Ad.
diiiouj cost $500.
Geo. Cook, Eleventh East between.
Nln,h anu Tenth South stfcuit,Ei,cnen;
cusi si5I.
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Tho hoard Of health today gave out
the following TOT 1ft az indicating the
condition 10 the city ~ fVgaria hoalih
iar tho week ending today: Btths 10,
males o, females 10. Deaths lO; macs
female .. Is die received ron oth,r
places iorinlcfmont hero I. Contagious
dislasri. ntga outstanding !, scarlet
fever /. Infectious diseases reporlo b
for the wees Z; typhoid lever In rlty
limits) o, uulsido o. limits l..
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Primary Association.

The monthly NEE log " the ofiieeis
Il the Primary association OF the san
Lake stake will be hold Mt the We
man's Exponent tfiiue on tridayi
October ., Rt2 o'clock ~ m.
CAMILLA q, COM. President
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II 10 intimaled that John X. Walsh
10 tue recent purchaser II East Golden
Gate slock.
The Mack ntoah sampler foceipls Tor
the week ~ given by the Park City
Patriot aggregated l ,232,SiO pounds or
little over GIG TONS.
The Sunbeam NJ Silver City II
again ON the llsi OF Utnh's producing
mines. A shipment OF 20 tons arrived
at the smelter yesterday.
a problem conironLs the asaaytE al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

Tho surrtvittr o. streets ehya that
poll tax collections cOntiuue tlow and
10 Tact arc inis week below what the
total Tor last week shove. For this
week the total amount collected IN cash
aud labor was 1858 A. against $40 Tor
last week.
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,i,,t Of all in Leavening Powell U s. Govt Report
Roe! k RoxdssF
ABSOLUTELY PUEE
ABSOLUTEEX PURE

moss. iie ls now In Spanish Fork, bot
expects 10 return TO Provo about DC.
tobef let.
Tho three boys who left Provo a
few days ago 10 visit California were
saiisfled with travelling after reaching
Ogdon aud returned Of their own ac-
cord.
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One hundred shares OF Anchor a,
sl.l5 per share; 200 -Four Aces at 10
GEMS, 800 4 20 anu 800 NJ n; 1000
Dalton at g oeuu; 1000 Buckeye at
81 cents. TO.ai shares sold, $500.
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POLITICAL.

Republican ssnatoriai Conventions.
In sonstorial districts composed OF
only one county, conventions viii DO
held pursuant 20 call of county com.
miltees. In senatorial districts em-
brhclng move than one county, con.
vcntiors will be held at 10 O'clock
o. m. Monday, September .sth, 1895,
NJ tho places hereinafter named:
Frat District, Bt Z Elder ard Tooole
counties. 81 GrHnWviilc.
Third District, Rioh, Morgan aud
Davis counter, AZ Layton.
Filth District, summit and Wasatch
counties, ut Heber CITY.
E.shth District, Juab aud Willard
eouutiet, ~ Deseret.
Tenth Dlsirlc', SEWER, Wayne, Pluto
sud Garfield counties, nj Monroe.
Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron,
Kane aud Washington counu6s, ~
Cedar City.
Twelfth District, Emery, Carbon,
Uintab, Grand anu San Juan coun-
uus, NJ Pilce.
Tue basis OF representation In all
said conventions shell I've tho same "A
that provided for the Republican state
conventions, viz. ono delegate for
every forty votes cast Tor major por-
luu AHtitNi1 Aui AuN IitHNuN Cnlel lNt-
ties " the State nj thu last election.
The chairman OF the respective
counties named are requested TO at
range for the election OF delegates to
the con ventions above provided for.
By orior Of the executive con mlitee
OF the Republican state committee.
JoHS T.. DooLY,
Chairman.
JULIA a. FARNswoRTH,
Secretary.
AffanRs merits have been made with
railroads 20 that one fare Tor the round
trip viii 10 all we ~ "Isgatcs.
second Municipal ward Convention.
a cunv, uuou ~ sac Republicans
Of the SrruuI Municipal ward 1 here.
by called 10 meet a. Inc o1cudencs
Hall, 20 West ThifI : uih Street. on
Wednesday, SeDtun ber 80th, 1895, at
> O'Clock .. M, iut the purno-e OF
nominating a justice Of the Peace And
a Constable aud % elect municipal
ward committee. Each precinct will
be represented Of said convention hy
eight delegatos, making n total Of 100.
Primaries to elect delegates to the
above named convention will be held nj
the usual plaots on Monday, Septen.
Der 25lb, 1895, to open at ! .. m. anu
TO close at q. m.
by order Of the Second Mupicipsi
ward committee,
A. w. RAYBDULD, Chairman.
ALBERT 5. RErsER, Secretary.
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