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made w think We were going ~ have
n hard winter. But not 90, tot Janu'
airy wa, ,hitmiug, with many VAIN,
sunny days. February up 10 the 9th
was little rough, but tue SIN brought
beautiful weather, which continued up
TO tue gUth. Que Of the Oldts settlers
told the writer thst he had not seen
such winter for many yeafs. ~ -
lust what was needed iOf the valley
vs had large number OF new mere,
AMI not enough nay Tor "a lonK hafd
winter. 10 consequences no STOCK
has suffered, aud the health Of ihr
people hAs been uxceilent-thfte deaths
sro reported W ~ date. | believe thls
valley to Ne Oue " the most heglthy
localities on the Pacific Slope, no
malignant disease Of n y nature has
visited US tx1aut once, aud that was
~ the winter u 1884, uiphturtiA. We
give the credit Of our heath largely to
the beauti vi streams Of water that
comtH from the grand old Teton rage
OF mountaIls On the east siie NJ tue
valley. The lhrgpBt streams Ate Itai
creek, coming INTO the valley ON tue
southeast, and iIrming junction With
tie main fivpT Teton. Tee next lar.
gest Ia tue Teton creek, com
ing from the grand Teton cauysui
stiil further NORTH ~ Lrt's creek. Ine
two last uamed are among tue m VI
piotufssuue u' all our muuniAiu
sHesm.. The nost OF the season they
carry large amount Of water and wall
give lne miil power
We arc 10 need OF good saw mill
aud a gri.t mill 60 help build up one u
the facet valleys of the great 5naks
River country. We have timber,
water and stone, coal Of ilne qIalityi
ia. three gleat elements " ptOgfcssion.
There are yet many hundreds Of acres
o. tue best OF Land on the west -i1e Of
the valley 20 be- taken. But there
viii require the building OF canal g.
convey the water unwu tue wet side,
s0me q teen mills go Length, DOu't
gtt II lotto your head, lcrf
readers, that this valley Ia az lee
bound region, &c Tor nothing but the
uolaf bear anu tuu wiutvf kiug mJose.
Chs year OF 1896 wts frosty season,
hut u brought ~ many hundreds Oi
bushels of good gram Just tue same,
aud all kiuIs VI good gatIou stun,
hose waU have no homes may pfUht'
ably olmo anu soc our valley. IL IN.
been dedicated and suI apart TOT the u't
~ tns children Of men by God's svf-
vAnts, AnI Ia iiuc viii yield up " the
honest sons Ii toll oil truif hearts csn
desire. Iue Streams are abuudanUy
suppl 81 with h.n, ana wirged game
| u all desc iptl1n-. Deer Rnd elk arc tol
20 plvutiui ~ they were some iouf
years ago; In the game seasUu, how.
ever, there h. stIll good huutinR; but
Ire long, u the wsnton siaush VI
thess nIble auimals h not checked BY
the iron hand Of ths law they will lie
a thing NJ the pust, aud the snort u the
proud buck, aHd tho shrill whistle VI
the m1uBtcu elk will awsssn the soli-
| tudr u the woods DO mora. Very Zee
pecIfully, NE PLus ULrH''
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the Unicial., Tor Instances, aud the
tsxpaytts VINO have to loot tho bill.
The public lands bill has Just been
nut into tue cruclbie. Too Legislators
are diligently seekingi' place the State
lands under tue best possible nj mini'-
trntUn.
10 Chiei Clerk Thompson I'D not
possess annually good qualifications
Tor his position In tue House, no would
get into o hopeless tangie the way
tbinIs 20 tomotmss'
Senator Candland's absence is owing
to On accident TO one Of his children,
when called nm nome g. Chester,
"a pete count. / the accident tue
child had one finger cut OIL.
Neglected wives may now bring de.
liuqueut husbands 10 time, that Ia u
The husbands have any property; but
he VIE mus show that tue neglect
mas not teen caused W her own un.
Wiley conduct
The senate decided 10 give special
notice 10 Jones, chairman u tn com.
mittse on atlarIes, 10 attend ses- QUE 81
the committee auu get the salaries biil
luN0 HuN ln Ill Alult 70 NAHN H0AhNhhAhb
done with IL nj this session.
Row that twoihlrds OF tho legis-
lauve session has passed, II may DO re-.
marked that Pftsideut o. tue Senate
Can 90 has shown himseli TO be one
" the most , III 'irnt pfcsiiing Uillcors
/ that ever htlI tie feins in legislative
body 10 Utah.
Tue discussion In tho House on the
uiinung proportion ag,in exhibited
/ the tact that Z. m u the members are
wo uily ign.fhut Of % subject on which
tuey can easily get light from uny
pfac ical Primer; aud they have oue ~
a House ofiicrT, too. 10 h y had IN
| quifed, they wou have iearne ;, be.
| iufo the foolish discussion aneut the
yfluting VI the buuitOf's report, that
/ here h much difference between the
cost Of tabular work aud plain legal
printing ~ there ls brtwoun that Of
/ UfOAdciOtu anu cslic0. Tue Expense TO
tue State IN tolls discussion already has
been ten times a. great ~ would have
/ been the employ uent Of c.npsts
| printer TO aJvi.e with the COMMITTEES NJ
| ,he Outset.
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Notes.

Mr. Hslrs mAksS a good presiding
Onioer.
Senators Warner aud Jones were In
their places tojay.
The Senate committee on railroads
meets al $3.50 this evening.
THIS was the fity.elghth day-And
the bulk VI the wOfE remains uudone,
The Och aud game OIL Is made the
special Older In tue House Tor March
ION.
The boiler inspector bill does not
meet with approval from engineers anu
others.
The ahsentees from the Senate today
were Allison, Barnes, Csnuland anu
WHtfum.
THIS mornings Ogden STANDARD has
Asad miN.up Vi legislative matter, slAts
aud nsuULsL
Senator Sutherland suggested that
he a., 900 b,ll Tor tho State taule should
Tie Ju the table,
Mt. Coudonb Cubs resolution yes.
tuuiay went TO tho committee ON Fed.
oral relations.
Judge w. II. liiug occupied a seat
no the senate tUugy alongside VI sena'
Our Sutherland.
The substitute for the police and ir,
commission bill ia not yet iutIhcomin
rom the House committee,
The revenue bill gets a lively toas'.
iug ia 90, Senate wa never .. Gomez
up, The discussion Is IN full plaJ
low,
Gov. WHls's vrtoloi the Slate auditor
100 no u,uly VIII be- upuru - the
urglsln urr, anu tho ull amended ~
nv tugges'e'
Tue bill tor state boiler INSPECTOR
pruv dc. that ue suau &c appuiulru uy
tnr Governor, and shall gel a salary VI
$4,000 pea auuum'
There nrr rum0rB OF "a bigh ,tllgla
uslur uuHu luuuH To- pay iyr lobbying
lu the Legislature Ia the iuttr0sti 81 3
private scheme
The question N tax sales received
sperial confederation Ia The Senate THIS
afternoon, Three year 10 allowed loI
tbs redemption Of property.
Tue county salaries on Is a source
of worry T. U1h.gl Inan The Legislators
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sMlNOR MENTION.

Cold an J colder ur o. 'ow days 10 the
pt mise Of the wcathefwise.
Cesl bios are being made the object
Of thievts' visits Ia the southwestern
part Of town.
A Tree lecture on the Monroe Doc.
TRUE IN scheduled To taEe place at the
Ihtater tomorrow evening NJ 5 O'Clock.
EH Governor Davis IL. Waito Of Col
OtAdO IN tho lecturer
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Twsuty.thlfd quorum Of seyoniy will
no held tomorrow evening al 7:8j In the
Seventh ward meeting house, II l.
desired that all the members Oi the
quorum be In attendance.
Deputy sheriff John Montgomery,
who slipped quietly away 10 Michigan
Tor the purpose OF taking one OF N.
daughters " thew olvrnne state TO W fe,
a lew days $50, Il expected home with
mis- bride on The ION inst. His
brother hawkshsws have a surprise 10
store Tor him.
Tomorrow evening, March OH, the
Hamilton Drhaung society viii "CrUss
~ Ords" with tho Senate CLUB IN D
public debate, Quettlui; "Resolygd,
lhAt the United States government
should own aud operate tho railfuAds."
speakers! Messs. Smith, Riser an
Hamur, for the affirmative, aud
Lawrence, Altman aud Follaud, ioT tue
negative. The discussion VIII take
place Ia tue Sixteenth ward assembly
loom. Every bod llyi.ed.
II. Roserzwitg, u former Omaha
uiti1eB ana chlet uepuiy shrTil, Is ~
Salt Like wners he proposes " mak,
as iuiuTe home, To-day ne c,lleu
upon sheriff Hardy nj the county jail
aud AZ tue pillco VI That Institution d
representative 0t the NEws WIS intro.
Iuced 10 HIN, Mr no O. ESrig h Az
old nsVslAYstmau himself and briefly
ami euteuuuiuglY related come nj hl-
experiences In that fiult. lie has nui
yel inside ~ HE mind % 10 wha
uusiAess he viii engage In here tut
%, lievsa that the yuurg State oilers
many haUernE Inducements that be
cannot 10 otherwise than succeed.
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Personal Paragraphs.

j. T. Ha.kins, Of Eureka, Is at tho
Walker.
Colonel John l.. Barlow Of Provo isa
guest at the Cullen,
Alfred wykes and Albert Baron. two
commercial men, are stopping at tho
lempieion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Koarns and daughter Of
Park city are among the late arr walls a.
the Cullen.
Mrs. T.. G.. Grltiin, q wcll known lady
tourist OF New York, il on hor way home
from pleasure trip To California, and u
guost ~ tue Templst1u.
william Elliot Smith, proprietor u tho
largest glars factory he tue world. At
Alion, ill.,, arrived aI tho kuutsfOrt this
morning,
Mr.. y. L. stewart Of ogden aud Mrs.
r. e. Eglosgou OF CaliNull, Ida, uru
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Labors in Missouri.
POPLAR BLUFF, Butler Co., No,
Feb. ~, 1896,

POPLAR BLUFF, Butler Co., Mo-
Feb. IL, 1896,
To tho Editors
/ left Salt Lake City on the l0h Of
September, 1894, byiug called to nll o
mission In tue Nofthern stales, which
/ responded TO cherriully, leaving my
'amily AMI many friends where | re-.
tide, at NH Creek, Ulah. was A..
routed 10 labor IN the COuucil Blum.
conisfenn, ami RENAME one year .
the stats u WincOnsiu, making many
warm friends In that state; returning
70 our conference at Council Blun 4,
lows, auI receiving new hciIs Of DO.
Dor, myself ami Brs. Edward Lair
were appointed TO Butler Co.,. Mo, o
open up new nsid. Butler counn
lilns the stale OF Arkansa-. We had
the address OF Mr. Short; he had
uassed through salt Lake CITY on e
OF his trips 10 the West, stopped shDu
time and got into a conversation
with n young man on some ~
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Prison Guards Resign.

That IN tley aggregation OF humanl'
~ known ~ the "olly chaln gang"
didn't 20 10 work toIay. The reason
was there were no guards 10 watch
mem. They resigned THIS m1rnin'.
The cause of this was Ia the CITY Cnun'
oil disrharclng onu Of the three, tue lat
tor being the number regularly en-
ployed 90 take cafe Of tue prisoner,
aud 10 ro iucing the pay VI the
two retained, Tho guards
were Charles Saith, Al Me-
q Iafric aud joseph Rueigh. Their
WHgcs under the new order Of thingr,
they cay Will only reach about $40 =
month, aud the risk is too great IN
their opinion, 10 work Tor that amount,
the men In their charge often being
the moeI desperate Grim inals.
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visiting the capital Tor the purpose OF
h ealing Padefewski the great plano
player.
l. j. paierewski. the world Renowned
piapist. of Paris, aud bis manager, Hugo
gurllts. OF London, are guests ~ lhe
Knutsford, having arrived At that famous
hosiery Co.'s a morning
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on melton Of Mt. Cushing the House
now went into tnr cOmuittoe OF the
whole on consideration Of n uso b u
O3, the BllithO land uili, 90 rise al dis
etc ton Oi tue committed.
Tue clerk read a long addition
amendment 10 the bill, by MI Cntcn.
low, who gave notice that he would
hereafter move Ia adoption AMI insef.
ton In a proper place. The amend-
mont cuven explicitly all points ~.
earning the requirement Of lands found
10 be mineral bearing.
A question arose NJ TO the provisions
Of section %, Ia relation 10 the sale
anu ieaso OF timber aud grazing lands,
Mr. Morrison thought the section Wa
weak IN that II did not give this Slate
any security tor the ten yearly Install
ments VI tue purchase price. "ln,
land may be yalusb 9 only for ~ tim
ber, and n n man purchases the
land, pays tho required Onn'leuth
the fiti year aud cuts of all the timber
during the year, the STATE has ME note,
lac has sold the timber ami what are
you going 10 DO about ~" IL wa
agreed that the point should he
rem, died before finAl passage Of the
bill.
The bill 10 receiving great attention,
10 winch H. Importance entities u, 'hr
msmben olossIy watching all pro-
Visions aud freely discussing the same
aud as this measure IL = lengthy ono
u takes considerable time. Tue reading
was In progress when tho reporter lett
the Heute.
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COM ME RCIAL l..


Tojayr Gearing mouse eScnsngeI
smounisa IN ElOJ igs; same lay lr-i
year igl2, 500,
ruuAY'd quotations
New Yofk.-5llvsr, 80; lead, $500.
LOudou.-SiivBt, Slt
ORE AND HuLLiDS.
Wells. Faro q 10. received today:
Penn. bullion, 50 O75,
Z. X. Jones q CO., roreivsi tLay,
ore, $3.50, bullion, $500. r,ial,
!l78lO.
W. :. Mccormick & CO. received to.
iay: Hanaurr matte, sli OJOj Han
auer bullion, $500; silver gui ictI
9fes, 8.6. 500. romi, $40, 900,
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NUMBER FIFTY.EIGHT
The Day Reached 10 The Legislatures
Existence
THE LAND AND REylSUE BILLS.
Governor sends In Velo-Ss 900 Tor
State Ihble-squirrsl b,unlJ
Asked-Claims, Lic.

Tie chief work Of the Senate session
today was In connection with the rev
snus bill, which necessarily occupies
great deal OF lime, as the detail OF i's
operation 4. very important Tho House
had the land bill up. There was Also
n veto from the Governor aud this anu
other general matters were considered
both In the Senate aud House, rs fol-
lowG
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CHICAGO. MatcHt
uoys REGENTS Is,l0 Market ossy. sales 100
DO cents higher Advance pattia " lust
IIgHt. $50 d % 3lss
Mixed. tEH. afNAL
tit.YN. h.- dI l1as
Luugn. lN,3 .faJ.
tatIIr. rtttUN. ll....
UUyNva. ts..alt 90.
Cove and Urtpra fnaIsh
Texas steers. 80 sHHHn.
stuuaurs aud tttIurs, iLs. dil 90
rhrFu rprpiUts, o. H. tcHiT o. suur ger
Common Co choice 3. alai4. IS
MratTus, 30 iHahl.tI.
Lambs, ALJsa $50.
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Nrw YuuK March the stork martet
oprted bstcr Uu moderate dealings Inc
hishor market Tor Americans IN lutuuh EINe
tue tone 90 the initial radluH sugar NAIhtA
so" stauuaI frhrtuua
harrington, alter lufii. fsii away e rvf cont
10 o.. uu tteg srIuE hy utUmiucut utft'ia.
-usar and taiumpfr ohio 1IrIg,d smart
ffaTtiuus The DEALINGS almost came 90
stauuttll before midday
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TETON BASIN
Not Au lcc.Bound Region, but Place
for Prosperous uOm,s.
To tho Edltori

RAYMOND, Teton Bssln,
Feb. n, 1896.
To tho Editors
Winter In this valley began very
rough with high winds and cold snow
storms. From the 10Th Of December t.
the LIST OF January, 800, was q series o
cold atoTms, with high winds that
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The House entered upon ils nifty
eighth days work at 1875 today. Roll
call indicated that most Of tho mem.
bers were In their places TO hear Chap'
lain Lyman Invoke Divine assistaucr.
The reading Of the Journal revealed
no errors anu the document Was 40.
Coptau,
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EIerator BIDS Agaln Go Over.

"roday At O'Clock tho county com
mi,slouers will hold a meeting for the
purpose n letting a contract for the
elevator 10 be placed In the joint build
Ing" 81 said morning newspaper.
Hut II was delusivo statement. The
meeting was held but there was DO
award aud the bids went over again
until next Monday. They have a
habit u doing that SORT OF
thing. Seleclman ChflstophefsoB hAs
not yet made ~ HE mud ~ 10 what
KIND Of an elevator he wants. Gedits
anu Roberts slill stand Tor On electric
anu hydraulic "puuiio mo- respective
ly. Pending q settlement Of the case
the Iub!ir IL wearing out ~ shoes aud
patience climbing aud descending Tho
stairs.
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A bill will be- introduced by Mr.
Curtis, by request, tor At act TO pro-
vide for b1atds VI water commissioners
and 70 determine the respective fighs
VI different irrigation companies using
water from the same streams, and 10
provide for mode OF settling al diticr
suoes arising cut Of the distribution Of
irrigation water,
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FROM IllE sRNATE,

A communicative from the Senate
announced that tue upper house hhu
c0ucuTIoI IN House amendments Ca
Senate bill ~, relating 10 the herltabir
rights OF tue Issue Of pnlyghmOus mar.
RACES. Also that the Senate did not
concur In the House amendments 90
SENATE bill 50, providing tnt the draw.
ing Of grand ami petil lurOrs,
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After press time yesterday the COM
mitteo on manufactures aud mmetco
introduced a Joint resolution heartily
approving OF the Trans. Mississippi ez-
position NJ Omaha Ia the year lsOs,
aud urging tue people OF Utah % take
an active part therein, also that Utah's
representatives In Congress be request
cd TO further the Interests Of tue expo
sition In the national legislative halls,
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Hoods Pills cay; Z, buy n.y., easy e, 9 'as''
MERLIN ]. STONE. GsnealOglsl,

Has established = Genealogical Hureau at
ogden utah. Has on hAnd hundred Of SEN
rsIoFies. uueaFss etc These yoiumrs will 10
f1r sale ~ reference, lias something re|aunE
10 almost every Nmgurtn family Mnscs q
speoiaity 0f tracing lnouEoa and compiling
grnrauEies Those Interested should CORES
p1ud Nith him or Visit bic library.
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Mr. Morrison introduced u concut'
rent resolution, which was adopted,
that tho Joint printing commit
tee enter into contract Tor
printing the Senate and House minute
Tor the euIire session OF the Leglsla'
tute TO include 200 proof sheets there
OF each day for the u,e Of members, IA,
cont raet TO be- made by the committee
Of Itself or through the proper state
otiiceTs,
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ooRpoRAqR llMIrs.

The municipal corporations com.
lie passage Of which was rec m.
nendsd, Tor House nils 100 and
nc. providing for the detachment VI
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TnE HOUSE INslsTA

Mr.. Ctltchl0w moved that the House
insist upon its amendments 10 tho bil.
aud AK Tor CONFER nee committee
The motion cared nnd the Spr kur
appointed Mes,ts. Crlchlow, Nye anu
Lewis hs the Huu.e mem, Ufs VI the
cUuivte. c. committee,
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The first business after reading AMI
correcting tbs minutes was the residing
Of communication from the Govern T.
vetoing 4. Is. IS, duties OF STATE snll-
tor. Tue Governor suggested that the
provisions relative 10 warrants we're
impossible Of iulfilmsni, therefore the
auditor should not be required 10 At
tempt them. The Governor gave CO.
gent reasons for hls suggestions In thls
regard, There were also impoaaib.o
duties imposed on the auditor IN con-
n,etion with the work u stalof Of
weights and measures. Tho Governor
,uVgss,ud a separation q the tnlces'
Hopth novel that the bill be- amend.
ed as ,ugee.teI by the Governor ne
gave vay TO motion 10 refer 10 the
Judiciary committee, which was car
RED,
UTAH STATE TABLE.
Cbambsu Introduced by request,
Brnato petition "a, which was bill
approiriating s2,6lO Tor tho purchase
OF ne Utah State table, msdu hy john
II. Wilson; referred 10 the cOmml1lou
on apr priatiots and elaine
FoR DEAD SQUIRRELS.
Chambers also presented Senate petit
tion 30, by residents Of summit county,
AskinR a bounty for kiliiug squirrels
county and municipal corporations
CLAIM FOR srArs1Ica
Chamber also introduced a petition
rom 4. G.. Doy, for an apptoprauou
ior The pAyment " 81 goo TO Joseph u
Bache, AZ Territorial sIatlsucian.
OOMMITTEE mrORr.
Sutherland, Of the judiciary COM
nittee, reported on $. IS, II, that u
recommended concurrence In tue
Houte amendments.
LooATINo MNISu CLAIMS
Cbambers Introduced \. II. 100, to
provide for locating quartz and placer
mining ciaimt; referred TO the commit
tee On mines and mining.
sEdLKoTED WIVES LAW.
A communication was received ifOu
the House annou uoing that tho Cover
nor had signed the neglected wlve
bill.
GTRKEr GRADING DAAA0Es.
The House also reported amendinI
4. Is. B5, providing for damages u
properly by grading streets, etc.
The bill was taken up, aud tn
amendments concurred In
REvESUE mLL
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Mr.. Condor here moved, according
10 notice yesterday, the taxing up anu
c0ntiIefati0n Of the health cummittes's
report on House bill 1874, which had
been previously tailed. Tue bill l. 10
provide for the examination " pefs0us
engaging in the profession o dentisuy.
Alter short discussion participate
In uy Mr.srs. CnichlOW, Condo anu
LOWS, the latter oppOsing the notion
Mr.. CUndons motion Carfitd. Tue
committees amendments 10 the bill
were feai anu the report recommend
ing ~ passage war carried, greatly u
tue satisfaction Oi Or. Condor,
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The agriculture and irrigation com
mitIpo reported on House hills ll5 uuu
AZ, ptovi ing Tor the establishment u.
iarners' Institutes. The committee
reopmmeu ei the pavage Of no an
tns ri otiou o. AZ, Tue report woe
adopted aud Nit. FsrsusYr, Oi Buu
Lake, endeavoTrJ 10 have the bill 10,
ferf,d to the appropriation committee,
nut failed,
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sttVrf, LsNi
-ilycr J.g lead. iLisb
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GrRKEr GRADING DAMAGES.

The House also reported amending
4. Is. 30, providing for damages 10
properly by grading streets, etc.
The bill was taken up, And the
amendments concurred in,
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nrnIKrrEp WIvEs I'm.

A communication was received tom
the House announcing that tho HoVeT'
nor had signed the neglected wives
bill
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The railroads and common oarflofs
committee recommended tus printing Of
House bill III, Bo.ituU's railroad Diil o.
sad,iy demands from all over the
Stale. Also reported amendments to
House ball 45 aud recommending is
passage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
Ny wife and I have 4
sarssparilla. She had 2

hIrs, 90 I Just tried tho same medicine
with tho same result. My wi'o and chill
drcu take Hoods sartapar.llh whenever
they istl tho need oin medicine and II lm-
mcdiatcly makes ,hom feel better.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Havea me doctors bills. I am On engineer
aud we'll known in this iocality,' y. W.
WYATT, White Bead Hlll, Indian Ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
UTAH STATE TABLE

Chamber Introduced by request
srnate petition "a, which was bill
appro,riating t2,buO tor the lutcha'o
OF the Utah Slsle table, inside ny J'hh
II. Wilson; referred 10 thr c0mmW'oo
on aIpry ptiatiors and claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

Recommending the rejection Of
House bill 1l, tU protect chaflttuig IA
stitutious nud psfsous; House Oil o.,
TO sholish fees m ouft.in case; House
hIl n, prohibiting the ufo col a pof-
trait or caficatufo OF prfsous other
tuNn ones self for advertising put.
poses.