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Charged with Forgery.

Railroad Detective Wheeler Of the
Union Pacific arrested Marcus L..
Stevenson Thursday evening on n
charge OF forgery. Stevenson is In tho
employ Of the Union Pacific company
rs a painter, aud II Is alleged that on
July goth last he forged the name OF
ID. Il. BuFloy, general passenger agcp,
for the Union Pacific In this city. on
an order for one.cent mileage ticket
TO Butte City, Mont. The order was
given TO n girl named Viola Hayes,
who wished 10 use the ticket. When
the order was presented Al tho railroad
office, Il was not honored, and investi.
CATION revealed the fact that II was n
orgery.
Tbs girl said that Stevenson had
given her the order, aud this led TO bis
arrest, He will have hearing before
Justice wenger on Monday next at ~
o'clock. Meanwhile he enjoys his free.
dom on the strength OF having fur
nlahed $3.50 bond.
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and In the event Of the neglect or failure
OF any member of the official committee
or committees in any county OF the
State to tako action as herein advised. II
IL further recommended that the silver
Republicans in such county or counties
see 10 II that provisional committee be
constituted and an opportunity thereby
Afforded for representation nj the great
convention which Il TO affirm unswerv-
ing adherence 10 the old.iashionod
principle Of observing plighted faith-of
keeping solemn pledges.
&. \. NAntAN,
Chairman Provisional Committee indie
pendent Republicans.
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per cent IT caused her 10 smile. nN,.
be- said che, "yOu think 1 bav. ~
cash TO pay for all thil7v uN y,
answered he. II know you hava
order on my store, for nave been
formed already that you hod ~
order OF $40. My orders, when ~
ietue one, arc counted ~ my sto,e ~
same ss cash" Store order wouId na,
Dc % bad provided they were f,dr.,as',
like the above, but remember lbsi "
order ana the scrip are not conslds,sa
on equal footing.
l want TO say that psopls do not b.,.
the respect for tho merchant. ar 49,,
one elte, who will Insist on oomn.il,,'S.
them 10 deal nj their place OF burlnssIs
The sooner Cache county or 49,.
other county does away with tbi, sv..
ten the better II will 10 for ali /, a,,,..
concerned. 1 cay 10 business on cs'n
oasls, and for tue cssh. Ina sho,i
time you will IND more monsy a.,
circulation and the people will bp MOI.
able 10 pay their debts aud get Out si
them. "
know that there are n few. Inn, In.
only n few, that won't like my wav Z,
talking. lfyou imagine that thefs A.
anything wrong, or my afgument I.
all wrong on THIS subject 1 am ready
TO discuss the matter With you al am
time. During my time and exneTi
enoo | have yet to see q oommupitv
who dabble In scrip successful and
prosperous. 4 understand that Bflg,
nam City with Box Elder county ass
well rad OF u. That's right. Do Won,
business with cash. Pay tho peonIa
cash for their product anu thry
viii return the same 10 YOU ie,
your goods. They will feel better
toward you, aud you Will think MOI
OF them In return. Lot mo draw your
attention TO tho fact that but four
years ago We bad 10 lmpor, many
things that we now manufacture. W.
paid money for this, W. paid heavy
irieght TO carry II here. Now va
manufacture some OF the6s aftleles
hero and We nts able 10 bay thee
Items much cheaper than We had 10
pay fof tho Imported article, without
counting freight, anu At the same tim.
We arc not willing to pay our own poo.
pie tue cash, u We eau possibly get cut
oiit. Thess are facts which cannot be
dnuted.
l do not doubt but what, In some IN.
stances, one Kind VI pay IL lust a. good
anu ~ convenient ~ the other; these
cases however are few aud far between,
Yours Respectfully,
DtXu
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MINING In TINTIC.
The Lower Mammoth People Rejoicing
Over lhe Present Outlook.
Sow CLOSE 10 fnr ORE BODY.


Special Correspondents to The SEwsi
MAMNOrH, Sept. 10, Is09.-rhe
Lswer Mammoth Mining company is
greatly pleased over the small strike
which was made ut tho mine few
days ago, aud Superintendent Flank
AzEliis Of the mino reports that they
have today encountered large body Of
blue limestoDt; he alec states that
they ore now some twenty feet or ~
rom the main body Of ore which IL
known TO exist some little distance
from the blue Limestone formation.
Mr.. Azzllla says that they expect TO
put on large force Of men after they
cut through thc blue Limestone.
The Sioux Consolidated Mining
company mads shipments this week
Of i've carloads Of flrst class ore.
The Utah mine which has again
resumed work after the short lay.tn
made a shipment OF i've carloads TO-
day.
Inc Ajax Mining company came
UP W Alult NehA1 Mhh NhtNAa
for their employees, and some Of
the boys who were paid today
will make the liille camp OF MammO b
pretty lively tonight The Alsr COM
pany has done some good work this
week, and made a lsrge shipment Of
ten carloadu OF nfat-clasa ofe today.
The company Ia sinking n shaft In the
old Workings OF tho Coppefoplie, aud
taking out some fitst class pay ore.
Ihe Mammoth Mining company IL
doing about A. we'll NJ any VI tho minc.
In the Tintio district, making q heavy
shipment OF thirteen carloads Of orc
today.
The New EAst Tiniie Railway COM
pany will commence the fret ship
msnts Of ore from the Mammoth mine
on Monday noIt over the new line.
Large deposits arc on the dump close
10 the mine, and there will be some ox'
tcusivo contignments some time next
week.
Too Grand Central Mi1ing company
has commenced the work Of driitlug.
The shat 10 now down seven hundred
feet. Ono carload VI timber arrived
for the company today and n wonder.
iul Amount OF development work has
been done on the property,
The opex Mining company will
connect the water Pipe from the read
up 10 tho mine next week, and who's
that has been accomplished, tho hoist
will nj once commence 10 bring up
large deposits of ledge matter winch 4
being sunk upon 10 reach the main
body OF ore, which the company autici.
pales viii be found at depth OF 600
feet.
MT. Lawrence OF the North Star TO.
ports that the property was never IN
better shape than at the present time.
The mine " making regular shipment,
every week, anu Mr.. Lawrence slater
that they will make a run OF their low
grade ore through Farrel's mills, OF
better known a. the Sioux Consolidate
81 mills. Tho North Star has ovei
5000 tons Of good pay ore on tn,
Jump, aud u IL this oie that they Ia,
tend to run through the mills. Al
present tho Ajax company has the uts
OF the Sioux consolidated mills, and NJ
soon ~ that company has made tht
necessary run and trial test OF the A A1
ore, the North Star will commence "a
run liz low grade ore, no doubt for TIT
ssme purpose Of finding out n IN,
Sioux Consolidated mills eau work II
successfully And bring II 10 n paying
proposition. The North Star will
make trial Of 5000 tons.
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been issutdi
The several Republican county com.
mlltces OF the state Of utuh have been
selected by tho whole party 10 repre-
sent It's power and authority. aud by
virtue OF such selection now represent
organized authority within their re-
specdyo territorial districts. A great
question, a. TO which differences OF
opinion exist, has divided tho party
and ha organization In tho state Of
Utah. one eloment OF tho party con-
trolling the state organization has
been enabled TO emphasize IL oonyic.
ton with potency aud force by direct
Ing two State conventions 10 DO con-
venod, and calling upon tho several
county organizations TO provide for tho
selection Of delegates thereto. Tho two
state conventions are called In the inter
est aud support OF the platform Of the
national Republican party declared at s..
Louis, aud the presidential candidates.
accepting theuaine. A very great number
OF Republicans In Utah, believed TO be- a
large majority OF the whole, decline to 40.
cept such a platform or tho candidates,
and intond TO Insist upon their rights 20
express their yioNa aud vote their princi.
Piles Mt the coming election Ia an organ
lied way. For those purposes, therefore,
q provisional commit 90 has been np.
pointed aud mass convention called
| TO meet Ia salt Lake city, ON tho 2llh
day OF september, 1870. The Repubi-
cans In the several counties have boon
requested 10 meet In convention on or
before tho 2lst day Of September, lsgd. TO
select aud Accfedit TO tho STATE conyon-
| ton their delegates, In accordance with
the appOrtioumont made la tho call by
| the provisional committee. II In but fair
that the organization heretofore chosen
and invested with authority, by the Gu.
7 ilre Rspub lean party acting In concert
in tho several counties In tho Slate
should lend their official aid and power
To enable all OF tho Republican voter.
within thelr respective districts to OK
press their yiews through representation
IN tho several conventions called. The
[ provisional committee, acting for tho Iu-
dependent Republicans, therefore earn
Z o,tly calls upon tho several Republican
county committees to appoint time and
! place within their respective counties
/ and In accordance with the call made by
l the provisional committee, for tho sslec.
I ton of delegates to the mass convention To
no held NJ tho salt Lake Thealer, in the
city Of Salt Lake, on tho 2ith day OF sop
iember, lspd. Ia the event OF such. ac-
uon not being taken m any county blythe
organized Brpublican commit 90 thereof
I Dc Ii recommended that such members
I uf "a committee or committees 30 refusing
or ucgleclng TO act, and who shall DO In
/ rN mpahy with llio principles aud pur-
plsgs Of the independent Republicans OF
I ,ho STATE, who arc determined that tue
| hedges OF the party upon the romono-
1 liza ion OF silver aud ~ restoration TO the
uHo OF tho country as money OF final
redemption, do, with such additional
membership as they may deom neces-
/ sary TO provide, constitute thomsoly0. a
provisional committee or committees for
The purposes horolnbefore announced,
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Political Pointers.

Frank X. Margeits IL candidate for
Justice Of the peace on The Democratic
tickle, Ia the Third precinct, Salt Lake
City.
Ssnstor George L.. Shoup Of Idaho
arrived In Salt Lake this forenoon and
registered al the Knutsfofd. During
the day he was In consultation with
the leading Mckinley Republicans Of
the city.
Chairman Lloyd OF IN. Democratic
county committee has sppninted the
following executive committee. u. w.
Wilson, John l.. hansen, w. Hiking,
tishef =. Harris, J. II. rimmony, J.
III. Moyle, Geo. b. BlaAely.
Ephralm Enterprises. Watch tho
primaries inst elect delegates 10 the
primary convention that will elect
delegates TO the Mckinley convention
At Mount Pleasant and you will Nod
who are the gold bugs In your precinct.
Among them II 10 safe TO predict will
DO found many who were talking loud.
ost for silver last fall.
IL will not "surprlsso many p,opl,
that the following dispatch should
have been cent out fror this city q
dsy or two ago by the Associated
Press. "ro the surprise OF most people
the pold Democrats Of this State. led
by Farley l.. Williams, decided today
TO hold u ventlon and nominate
presidential electors for Palmer aud
Buokaef." II would be- q "suTprles "a
most people, n the statement were
true but II ~ not, no such action evei
hnviog been contemplated.
Ogden Evening Pfessi The boiling
Republicans talk OF making n trad,
with the Democrats by giving ths
Democrats the u. Il. senator aud taking
a congressman, or 10y taking the u. =
senator and giving the congressman.
Chairman Powers will never consent
TO allow the Independents the senator
ship, nor will the friends Of Dave
Evans allow the boilers tho congress
man. There are many other Demo
Gratis who would object, such ~ Judg'
Henderson and q. q, Richards. Tn,
Independents will have 90 70 oleal
over nj one bound aud II will not be- I
long leap now they arc 20 near.
says 3. Il. Mofislt In his review OF {
weeks politics for the New York Jour.
nal; "It T. silly To trv to explain ava,
a thing like this Vermont election
Such an event II u fact, TO be- feckoneu
with like any other fact, and II 10 NJ
ioolish TO attempt TO ignore II n for .
mountain climber 10 ignore the exist
auco nj boulder on tho trail. 10 any
campaign before the present one this
election would have been u certain
indication Of national Democratic de
feat, for always hitherto the size OF the
Republican majority In Vermont hAl
been n sure toat OF public tentimen
throughout the Union. IL 10 not .,
tfustwottby this year, because tn
| political Aluio has bsen wiped AimOs
clean. and new combinations alto We
| ginning TO make new records. Therl
u no longer any certain basis Of com
paTisou. AL We can be sure Of as y
Ia that the new Democracy begins II,
career In Vermont even weaker thai
the old one, and the old ono was moth
ing more then q sample case. IL
other parts OF the country, o
course the conditions arc very diffsf
cut. We cannot tell lust how difiersn
until after the general election. whol
We shall again be able 10 establish
ratio between mAjorliieo In Vernon
and elsewhere."
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Ob,efya Ions Ialon a, Utah, ldahc,
Montana, Oregon AMI Nevada
stations.


Weather reports showing obs -.
tlons al 8 AM. todayi
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 80 90;
temperature, 81; minimum, a. WIND,
southeast, o miiea per hour; clear.
Baker CiIy-BaIomolof, 2D,7O; tenn.
peratufe 81; minimum, IS; wiHd,
south, light rain, traoti raining.
Chcyenne-BAfOmeter, 1904; tenn.
peratufo, ~; minimum, 40, winu,
southWesi; miles au hour; rain,
.0l inohe,; clear.
HelsnH--BAtomoler. 1854; tempera.
tute, ~; minimum, IS, wind, south.
east, light; TalD, rs iuches; raining.
Miles Clty-Barometer, 10; tenn.
peratuTs, 90; minimum, ~, wind,
northwest, light rain, ttset; raining.
Winnemueca-BAtomstef,2 ~. %; tenn.
psrAtufe, IS; minimum, a. wind,
southwest; 10 miles per noui; clear.
Idaho FAllt--BGrometeT, 20.T6; tenn.
peralute, 90; minimum, 90; wind,
southw 20 niilal per n1uf; cloudy,
General aud local forecast for SO
hours ending s pm, sept. l2th;
For Utah, increasing oioudiness To-.
night, lhTsAteningi Saturday, station.
AIRY temperature,
Salt Lake CITY aud vicinity, In.
cfsasiug uiuudinrss tonight, threaten.
ingi Saturday, stationary temperature.
J. II, SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
TodAy'a temperature is shown In the
fac smile Thermometer given below
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The State board Of pardons will hold
Ito next regular session on Saturday.
September 10, 1895. nj 10 o'clocH a. M,
at tho Supreme court room Ia the city
anu county building, balt Lake CITY,
Utah. Atthat meeting the following
applications tot pardon will be oonsld'
cred by the board; George T.. Cam
toll, housebfeaking; Carl Daniuls0u,
gfand larceny samuel Mulberry, mut-
DER In second Jegros; Cornelins Mat
theNp, attempt 10 commit fohhefyi
Robert Bowen. forgery; Charles Kido.
embsiz emebt; James Hafds, using
giant POWDER TO Kill nsn; Hans Olson,
using giant powder 10 kill fish; Joseph
ID. CLARK, forgery BlseH Hswki volun.
tafy mhnslaughief; Robert Adams,
rape; John Daslfup, attempt to commit
rape; Juan Audafua, obtaining money
aud goods under false prelonses.
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New York s,oel m.sn..

NEW YORK sept ll.-The initial prices for
stocks we're manly shade below yoaterdAy's
closing figures with concessions most pro.
nOunced IN industriala and aperialtiUa
Heavy solo deposits IN tho SUD treasury ana
better feeling toward Americans IN London,
owinE 10 the southern rate cutting injunction.
created decidedly cheerful reutment Ia
atauLaiiY higher range Of values all around
Manhattan jumped n. with shorts sovcrius
extensively.
Tho market lacked an essential feature dur.
ING the second hour. The tcnacncy was suil,
however, toward a higher level
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The Hutton Was On.

"Ahaw And no laughed dcndishly
US he read from the morning paper.
"Tho burglar shot at the man. whose
lifo was saved by tho bullet striking
against q button Of his clothesw
"Woll " snapped his spouse, "what
of thatJ"
"Whnt Of thatY" said he as no felt his
collar going up steadily TO tho napo Of
hifnock "Oh, nothing except that the
button must have been ON. "-Londou
Tit Bits.
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The Horse Was Killed.

A vegetable vendors team Ian away
on West Temple street., bstwsen Hor,h
Temple and Firt North streets,
Iu.t before noon today. The
team coliided with trolley
pole and one OF tho horses was Killed
Instantly, ils head being crushed In by
tue force Of tho blow. Tbs owners
name was not learned though II was
said he lived nj Bountiful. The car
cass was conveyed TO the cromaiory
this afternoon.
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PANS, Sept. ll.-ssverai nSws.
pSpsn estimate the number of Injured
during the cyclone yesterday at 1850, oi
whom forty were seriously hurt. The
Journal confirms tbs police statement
that only three persOus were ~ sorl.
ously injured as To be In danger Of
iusing their lives.
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African Na,I,,. on.r.d reaes.

CAPETOws, Sept. ll.-Adviee- fron
the Ma,opa hills say that chiefs aud
Headmen have conferred with the
British officials. rhe natives were
Unefeu peace on the surrender Of their
afms anu those guilty OF mutdsring
,elllefs aud others Ia cold blood. The
ohiyls agreed TO this, saying they were
sick Of tnis. Some lmpis, however,aT
unwilling To surrender anu are going
towards u imbuzi.
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THE colo ride.

INV YoRiS, Sept. II. - LAzard,
Freres a Go. deposited $3,OOO,OOO In
gold in the tub.tfeasury In exchange
Tor legal tenders. The steamships
britannia and Fur-t Bismarck brought
y6l3 900 anu IS, 2g7, 800 respectively,
making the aggregate amount received
i21. "a J, 800.
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PARIS, sepL liza dispatch from
Aden says = port official there has 70.
ceivod Information that two German
vessels loaded with arms for Zanzibar,
entered tue Red 5ea and that utriot In.
atIuelions on tho subject had been
cAblod the official referred 10.
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Death. Harvest.

BOSTON. sept. II. - Professor J.
Cnud, OF Harvard University, divd
today, aged a.. Since tue death OF
Prof. James Dwignt whitney, go1log.
Ut, nj, name has headed tho list VI
instructors.
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UNTOLD MISERY
YRoM
RHEUM M
o.H. King, Water Valley, Miss, cured BY
Ayers SarsapariIIa

"for ave years, I suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism tried every
known remedy, consulted the best physi.
clans, visited Hot Springs. Ark, three times,
spending 5000 there, besides doctors bilis,
but could obtain only temporary relief My
ncsh was wasted away ~ that | weighed
only uinoly-thtee pounds my leii arm and
W. wero drawn out Of shape, tho muscle,
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CaTbsu wiIi accept.

NEw YoRR, Sept. lilo - dispatch
to tue Evening World, james j. Clf.
bett says no Will meet RiDHft II q,
simmons Ia tnis city tomorrow al
accept the ialtsT's challenge Issued iast
alght
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Dixie

Mary Smith, alias Maggie Wilson,
tried In the police court Thursday
afternoon for grand larceny, was held
10 appear before the dislfle. court, her
bonds being fixed at $500.
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IL takes only 1--we minutes to change
wet boots and stockings. but il may
take ten months to get over cold
caught by not changing them. = Brook
yn Eagle.
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IERLIN ]. STONE, Gsn,aloslst,

IlAs established a Genealogical Bureau a
ealogies, lineages, etc. Theae volumes will 10
for sale OF reference. Has something eiatiny
70 almost every American family, Makes 1
speeinty OF tracing lineAgos and compiling
pond With hin or Wait hls library.
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AYERS
The Only Worlds Fair sasaparllla.
AYERS pills cure HsaSashs.
Colorado Midland R. R.

Two Through Trains Daily
hetween SAT- Lake City. ogden and Laadyille
Cripple Creek, Colorado springs, Denver aud
AZ paints east Only line running THROUGH
CHAIR CARS, Through sleepera on both
morning and evening uAins. This line, 10
connection with the Rio GrAnde Western.
70 choa Denver earlier than any other line via
Colorado 7prlnEs, no change q cars or de /.
lAyed trains. Take the Colorado Midland and
save time and enjoy the nnest ride aud grand.
est scenery In Colorado. For full information
call on II. u. W, Ry Agent, or
W. y. BAILEY, D. A. DROWN.
q, T.. a. Gen. Agent
Denver Cole salt Laks City,
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Omaha Live stock.

special to tho SHws.
South Omaha. Neb.. sept n.
Cattle receipts. 2,ieoi market ,otivc strong
Western aieefn, slf0atahl,
lows and heifers. ~ .1lafL.u
Feeders " sudt1Cl.
thoep receipts. a.bQo. Market dull
fsir 10 choice Westerns, g. aIailt0
Lambs, iau0aN.s3.
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.hicago Lave stosh

Chicago. Sept IL
Iloga-
light, fl.20atl,B.
Mixed, il.tiaf1iO.
Heavy, 50. tnaflls
kOugn, flbQai2ip.
NAitlo.-
neeyes. s. lhafl10.
Cows and hoiiurs. fl20aB.7s.
Texas Htocra,iA lafI,li
Westerns, n,,lslsl 90,
ttockera aud feeders. fasoaf1lh
shetp-hArket quiet, prices weak.
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WIN ruE srocH nnoREus
Ontario Dealt In Os the stock IN
change To-day.

Not often IL it that Ontario 10 dealt
In on the stock exchange, but Today II
acotsi "a transfer NJ 100 slares NJ $1,000
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Uaivss.iJ Must Pay water Taxes.
The following opinion relative TO the
exemption Of tho University a Utah
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being twisted up In knots. was unable 10
dress myself, except with assistance, and
could only hobble about BY using u zane,
had no appetite, and was assured. by the
doctors, that could not live, The pains. az
times, were 40 awful that | could procure
Tclivi only BY means Of hypodemie inlec.
tons Of morphine, ! had my limbs bandagcd
IN clay, In sulphur, In poullicesi but these
gave only temporal. relief. After trying
everything. and suffering the most awful
fortunes, began TO take Ayers Sarsaparilh,
Inside Of two months, ! was able 70 walk
without cane, IN three months my limbs
began to strengthen, and In the course Of a
year. was cured. Mywelght has increased
TO io5 pounds, and I am now able TO do my
full days work rs railroad blacksmith
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rhicago narEst.

thtcago nArkeL
chicago. sept IL
wheAt--sept, o.. ,yOcL.ss
Oorn-sopt, alN oct, eoA
Oata- sept, 49, oct, 49,,
fora sept, 500, Jan, sss04SssL
LArd-sept, $50 Oct 81 IS.
kbs-sopt., lA03i oct, AiO.
i've ~
narlcy-ala3.
ilAN-A..
Timothy-t2. 90.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.
They Issue a Call TO Counly Commit.
tees Regarding The sal Lake
Mass tOavsntlUn

The following explanatory call has
been Issusdi