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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-07-01
MILWAUKEE STEAM Boiler WORKS
J. w. EyIsToN, Proprietor.

FOR SALE-21 BOILERS-New and second hand,
in first class condition; from TO s. horse power IN
Horizontal Tubular, Fire Box and Upright Boilers,
with Fronts Crates and Fixtures complete, at MIL
WAUKEE STEAM BOILER WORKS, 2S3 and 30 oregon
street. corner of Barclay. 1t would pay any person
in want of boiler 10 examine them they VIII be
sold below All repair work promptly attended to.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-07-01

The Milwaukee friends Of John Col
gate will be panied to learn of his death
from apopIexy at his residence in To-
Tedo, o. He resided in Milwaukee in the
Dos, and, with his brothers, George NJ.
and Henry c., conducted a hardware
business on East Water street. He was
actively connected with musical and So
GiaT matters here
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-07-01
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Cony ention september 2.

The state central committee at it's
meeting last night fixed upon September
> as the date for the Democratic conyen-
ton to nominate state officers. The Re
publican convention is set for August 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

ent aspect OF the case II looks very
much as II the German emperor were
eseklsg casus belll against England.
At least this appears to be the general
opinion there, and accordingly, the
greatest activity exists In naval and
military olfcles, The question 10, will
Great Britain pay the indemnify II
not, will Germany assist Tfansvaal In
enforcing ~
Conservative paTors gonsfAlly do not
believe that the difficulty will result In
extreme measures, ami they are proba.
Dly right. Still, 1t must not be forgot
ten thst an attack on Englsnd by Ger
many would be In perfect harmony
with the policy Of Prussia aince
Ne destiny was outlined by
Bismarck. There "a but little
doubt that the idea Of tfi.
umph over the greatest naval power
Of Europe would be particularly al.
lufing one TO the ruler OF an empire
that gradually has rlsen 10 smlnoucs
by humiliStiug lis nsighbop. Eng
land IL no longer ioim dahle power.
Her prestige IL on the wane, owing
chiefly to her own policy, and her iso.
lated position almost Invites an am-
bilious government to assume All In.
ruliing attitude. Bssidss, wars SOME
times break out unexpectedly, ~ II by
the DEGREES Of aruling Providence. The
fate OF nations docs not foit ultimately
with itt statesmen. Tue bosom Of dos-
ttuclion Is often welded by the Al.
mighty for the purpose OF clearing tue
nations Of the inlquily that threatens
to inundate them. For these ToAsons
It Ia not easy TO foresee what tue out
come will be. In the msAntims, II
cannot but be the earnest desire OF all
who love poaos. that a solution may
be found Of the existing troubles In
harmony with the principles OF Justice
and humanity.
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TIE GoYRRNows MEssAGE.

Governor Hober NJ. Wells has nd.
dressed 10 the Utah State Legislature
his nfst message, which IL given In
full In the NEWS. The document covers
Wide range OF subjects aud presents
many important recommendations
for consideration by the Legislators. II
Ia probable that each topic treated Of
will come up for discussion In toms
form in the regular legislative proceed
ings, when II will DO given such atIen.
lion In detail as the occasisn seems 10
demand. Taking the mesiAge as an
entirety II Ia broad and statetmanliko,
dealing with Issues OF Importance 10
the State in n frank and vigorous
manner. The Governor has set com.
mendable example 10 the Legislators
and olhsrs, by his dignifisd and dis
passionate method OF performing an
important public duty, which cannot
fail TO inspire full confidence In his
justice, courage, integrity and ability
~ chief executive ofthe State.
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OBSERVE IFS SPIRIT.

II
A Dill has been introduced in the
Senate to provide for the payment oil
court slenographers In the State. For
tho larger Judicial districts the 'alary
Is liked Mt $1,000 and for the smaller
ones Mt 900 per year. In addition
10 this, the stenographers are TO be-
allowed actual travelling expenses,
"and mileage" leach way 10 their dis
lrici; also for itausoriblng their notes
In longhand 10 cents per folio, or 100
words.
The Constitution acts the example Of
economy In taking spositlon antago-
nlstio TO excessively large salarles,
and strikes blow at tho loo system OF
compensation by providing that all
stale, district, county, town ana school
officers, excepting notaries public,
boards OF arbitration, court commits.
sioners, Justices OF the poaeo and con.
stables shall he paid fixed and definite
salaries; and that all fees collected by
talarled officers shall be paid into the
iund Indicated by legislative enact.
ment. For court stenoErapherS, the
salary named Ia not out OF the way,
norris there anything improper IN the
payment OF actual travelling expenses
Of such district offieer. But recent
events In Salt Lake county have
emphasized the fact that this
mileage business Is anything but
"hHod and definite" rs applied on
salaries. The salaries being fixed, and
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THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

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NuMnER ONE, volume ons, OF the
lntermounIain Mining Review came
10 hand today. 1t is u well.edited,
nsatly-printsd foutteen.pRge quAr,o,
by e. II. Harte, devoted to the mining
aud smelting interests. The initial
number is brlmful OF mining news
from Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana
anu elsewhere. II the Reviews stan
dRrd OF excellence as shown In the
fret issue IL kept up from week to
week, II ought to obtain liberal pat.
rOnAge.
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THE Old ANVIL AGAIN.

The NEws has received from Mira.
josephine Mallory Whitaker, Of Almo,
Cassia county, Idaho, the following
letter, with reference to the Mallory
family who cAmped with Mr. Phillips
10 Iowa, after the Nauvoo exodus, anu
left there an ancient anvil, now owned
and treasured by MIR. Thatcher Of the
Buckeye state;
My grandfather, Lomuol Mallory, loft
Nauvoo with tho Mormons who were
driven from that place; he had two
wives. His son Elisha was my father,
who dlod two years ago In California.
He was about twenty years Of age at tho
time mentioned In tho NEws. My
grandfather died At Logan TO- years old.
and had twins born to him ut Ito age Of
90. know Of no other Mallory In tho
Church outside OF my family. and think
this must bo tho ono who camped with
Mr.. Ira Phillips In Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
PRESS COMHtNt.

New York Mail and Express: Al
hail to the ioriy-fith STATIC Of the Unioni
Utah Is no longer Territory. Al noon
today she stepped out Of her swaddling
clothes and attained the stature and as
sumed the dignity and responsibility Of
Statehood. We can Imagine the soenes
enacted, and about to be enacted, in
Salt Lake Cityi the hllarity, tho con-
CALCULATIONS, the banquoIa, tho uncon-
cealcd sense Of now importance on the
part OF prominent uitz0ns aud public
officials aud tho sudden rise In the pric 0
OF corner lots.
We shall not say anything unpleasant
TO mar the harmony Of the occasion. We
viii oven suppress all suspicious rs 20
tho Mormons. There are any number
Of things 10 think about In Utah besides
the Mormons and the possible or prol's q
bio effect Of their political influence upon
tho future career " the now STATE. Tho
Territorial census Of 1895 credits the now
State with population u giT,32J, being
an Increase OF moro than IA per cent
over the figures given 10y the Federal
census OF 1880. Some Of our more curl
on. readers may be surprised 70 learn
that the maIos outnumbOr tho females by
5000. IL iH cheering to know that about
four-hflhs oftho population Is American
born. Tho valuation of tho State IL sos
NuNtVNVt OF WHICH nearly halt ~ lana,
SlIWO,0OO In personal properly and
sll,OOO,OOo In railroads. During tho last
twenty-five years d, 351 600 acres Of public
lands have been disposed Of by the land
Office. Manufacturers are credited with
tho use Of e. 600, 900 Of capital and moro
than 1900 horse power. Tnoy employ
1000 operatives. Tho bank capital in
$1,000 100, and tho deposits moro than
sg0O0,OOO. In tho general local trade
Sli,OJ0,00O OF capital Is employed and tho
annual sale. exceed S3J, 900, 900.
Utah possesses every possible promise
OF future prosperity aud progress ~ the
youngest, but by no means weakest
state In the Union. Monday will bs a
great day IN Utah's experience, aud will
DO oyor memorable In It's history. That
day has been liked upon Tor iho meeting
OF the Legislature aud for tho inaugura-
ton OF tho state officers recently elected
IL IL gratifying as well us highly apprn-
priato that the first Legislature OF tho
now State " Republican by largo ma
Jority, and tina. the first two United
States Senators TO be chosen will belong
10 tho political party that stands for pro-
lection, prosperity and progress.
No ono can deny that tho new State has
begun It's career under suspicious cir
cumstancos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

THE BEST SALvE ~ tue world for
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

a, the outset Ct the seaatt's deibcra.
lions on finaucial measures the con.
troll OF such an important committee
should have islle, into the hands RI
retrograda elemcnts.0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

The bet anodyno and sxpectora nj
for the cure Of colds, coughs ami mis-
throat, lung and bronchial troubles, 4,
undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry PeelofSlI
the only specific for colds and coughs
admitted on exhibition At the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

OVER 100000 pounds OF dressed frog
legs snippod t. the markets Ia the
season Of 1895 makes pretty good
showing Tor the frog Industry in the
sWamp lands q northwestern Mi.
annII-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

THE AIolsLAToR who thinks he
knows what IL In the newspapers be-
fore they are published may nnI out
that there something yet to leart In
this world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

"old, yet ever new, and simple and
beautiful ever" sings tho poet. tn
words which might we'll apnly 10
Ayers Barbapafiila--iho most efficient
aud sclentific blood.pufiiier ever oi.
fercd TO suffering humanity. Nothing
but superior merit keeps Il no long At
the front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

BRADsTREEr's LAMESTs tlat the
plan OF committee reorganization
adopted by the national Seuate has
placed The finance committee under con.
troll Of the silver men, ami says; "lt Is
very dlsADpointing olroumslanoe that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
TEETH MAKE FACES

Ana j. ~ heysor Dental ParIoF-
makes the teeth the best for the loves,
prices Remember, you are not got
Ting cheap set OF teeth for q eheap
price but high'ciass set of teeth for a
cheap price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

Now York World. Another star ha
boon sci In the Held Of glory. Anothe
people has reached political maturity
Another Stale has arisen aud taken IL
| place In the august slstofhood OF thl
| American Union.
Utah has been admitted, and from tn,
Fourth OF July next there will be OIL
| cially forty.1ye stars In tie Nag u our
nation, which is the handsomost Of all
national emblems. That IL nearly three
and one-half times tho number of the
original states, aud other states are grow
ing up that In the near future will be ad.
millod to this imposing family OF self.
governing commonwoalihs
Ulah, the fOrty.lnh state IN tho Union.
IL nj the time Of It's admission richer and
moro populous than many OF the Original
thirteen states At the timO they threw on
British yoke. Utah has a population OF a
quarter Of n million, with lower proper
ton Of foreign born than thiryeon Of tho
other states,
She possesses magnificent domain,
richly endowed by nature and highly
cultivated ~ the present timo. llor
oltl0s and towns are rich and thriving.
and hor people well educated, energetic
and patriotic.
But for the Mormon Church, whose
polygamous element has been DESTROY ed
by the strong hand Of tho Federal gov.
erumont, Utah would have boon Slate
long ago.
In actual wealth and undevoloped 70.
sources aud In hor people, whose hardi-
hood and Intelligence are OF high order.
she 1. stronger today than many Euro
poan kingdom.
Her dowry from the government In
the Statehood bill passed by Congress
and signed by the President is An i'm.
perlal one. one hundred sections OF
land are given for public buildings at
tho capital, 0J,Oa0 acres for an Agrlcul.
tural college, two townships and 10000
acres for tho University Of Utah, 100000
acres for irrigaling purposes, for an in
sane asylum, u school Of mines, n deaf
and dumb asylum, n reform school and
an Institution for the blind, each 100 900
acres, and for minors hospital 10000
acres. The United States penitontiAry
near Salt Lake City is given to the new
State and liberal ondowmon,s are male
for the common school system
Tho most important requirements in
the admission Of Utah have been fulfilled
and what romaih arc but the usual for
maliiies. Tho last OF these will be an
official order tor the army and navy de-
olaring the addition Of another star oi
tho Union. This will take oiiect ON the
Fourth OF July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

BY using Halps Hair Remover, gray,
faded, or Jitcolored hair assumes the
natural color OF youth, and grows lux
urlaut aud strong, pleasing everybody.
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To wps-' may concern

To wb"#' II may concern
TT 10 GENERALLY KNOWN IN UTAH
/ that | am endeAvoring to get colony
privilege on the UiutAh Reservation have
Advertised, ,eoturec and In every way possible
gave people 10 understand thai was working
entirely on my own responsibility sui there
are those who pCrsist In wanting TO know II
the authorities OF the Church approve OF my
lAbors / hero say positiycIy, that have
never said wOrd 20 them and do rot know
''' DANIEL ". JONES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

The DEsrArr EvtSsn Nrws 10 puulishci daily,
Sunday excepted, At corner south and East Temple
Streets. Salt Ltke city.
Train Edition at $50 ,. IN. Regular Edition a.
O'Clock.
The DrsHnEr sEu.wrrrtr Etws IL pub.lihtd
on Tuesday and Friday Of each week.
The DEsEhFr WEfELT IN magazine form u pnb'
hshod eyory BatufdaE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

stop that cough with DR.. Martins
Panacen OF Oniona Aut Moscal; Tor
sale at u. T.. NJ. DfuE Store.
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Cure that cough with Godbe Pitts
tld time Cough 9nleam--nsveg falls.
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MUST BE SOLD

A sICE ROOM DicE on NlNTt
Iiriye and seven hoiAes on tltth south, near
Main, All these properue. NaVa every cos
yenienrs and are Ia spls Fdid condition. IhAy
cas- DO mad for less than hAlf their value And
on eAsy tsrmt. MAZE me an oueT fsr them,
CnAs. y. hONhO,
Room 20 O'AeArA Block
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For prime must', pure pork sausaVe
aud lard, x 10 tho Palace Market, e65
3. Main. j. NJ. Marriott, Prop
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u you desire Iut1 lAfi, SO 10 tic
Palace Market, 2Bj 20. Main. J. NJ.
Marriott Proy: Only 10 cents por 10.
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FURNITURE:

DS ACCOUNT or our LARGE AND ~
" creasing trade We must Rave Eoous
Iny king IN the furnituTo line you have 70
ssIf We want Come aud zoe Us before selling
hi. Weber. g0I. 800. III stats street.
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FOR SALE
EOR SALE

rJ,ES SHARES CLARK ELDREpGE A 90,
ttock W. J, MOORE, box 10.
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just Ger, 10 lbs. dry .alt pork Tor 81
at Palace Meat Market. g65 20. Main.
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Cleanse your MOOD with Godbo Pitts
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FRESH BUIrERCUPS
A. The New Konz Handy Kllchcu,
90 y Juth Main.
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Payments for Subscription always 10 advance
suttcribers changing tnoir place Of residences
should always give i1rmer a. we'll NJ present ai'
drcss.
Tho NHvs II on sale A. the principal Hotels, News
Stands and on alt passenger Trains leaving tho city
after y. m. daily,
city Subscribers will kindly notify J. T. Dunbi r,
loitculatprl, Of auy ifreguany Ia The delivery Of
telr papers.
All communications should b. addressed 70
pnsrusr gEws PuHiIsnNs %.
Telephons sse.
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Miller a MiIicr-Au kinds Of Coat
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nUR CLosISG.OUr PRICEs OREGON
~ lumber, rs ~, good tAis borrds. 1898
~ lath. s!.53 VI. a. shingles, N@ y, No.
n ceiling, hooriug and rustic, 1890 NJ 10.
/ flooring, y9L01; No. fintsh, AhO0 NJ. !
cut mails, q, doors. windows and 'suldings,
IS per EFT discount; blocks, 20 and up No,
red wood dnisA, $500 N, clear cedA i,nsh
and ceiling, $500 NJ full stock 70 a'lect
from. ThOse piece are for cash only.
boutwell, & MCCONA, GHi,
~. 4. First " est
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REMOVED.

" y. CLARK, TUE TAILOR, HAS re
III. moved TO No. 1854 East second SCUM
tive MIN call.
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BOUGHT, SOLD, EXoHASGED, CLEAN
ID cd and repaired. II. n. Winter, Consul
tutlonAi Bidg.
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Typewriters at Your Own Price.

AT $40 EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET
n Agood secoud Er.
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INyEuY ONE To KNOW THAT WE ARE
IL buying aud selling more new and seeonl'
hand goods THAI any Othsr house Ia the WesI
81 Wrbhur, 2Ul-2v-2ll state street.
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NIvANrED-A GIRL TO DO COOKING
w and Tor general homework In small
family. Apply AZ 600 east brigham street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

ss- We operate 100 stores and Agencies,
Write for prise list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
WANTED.

DoMPETENr GIRL TO TAKE CARE oF
~ baby. Apply batwecn 10 And u A. M
800 y. brigham street.