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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-16

In the case Of tho United States W.
John and William Miles for cutting
timber IN governm ut lands, bench
warrant was istunn and the defendants
brought before he United States COM
NILSSON, their BAH IL fixed q $500.
The petition ior II rehearing in the
case OF the United States VS. the Ball q
stock company was argued by cOuua |
forboth sides md taken under adv
meni.
Resolutions upon the death Of
Waller Murphy were spread upon the
minutes Of the Federal court yesloi-
day.
Joseph Moe'sei o, al W Jo.eph =.
Crow ct al; stephens ana Smith with.
lia@ Rppeafanoo Tor defendant Grow.
Ein't'in va Cohn; ten days sddIlion-
al nue. gwen to answer.
-. HAYS, guRrJHn, W Jacob u GA =. 8
ct a.; order n aie albwing SIS att i
Ley's iee-.
Victoria Il. HITLER vs. Herrta
Heath, ct al; default catered againtt
#. Il. Heath, case argued and tax n
under ndvisement.
Salt Lake LithOgraphic contrary ,s
hex Mining company; leave given
use sihtemeut IN transcript On apes 4.
II. A. Briggs filed suit in The uhi u
Listfc court today sgai vt Dou II Q
A. Smiley ct al t. recover S5JO on
promIss6Iy note 81 ured by mJItga c.
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FINAL ORDER MADE
In The GsySeF Mining and Bank Of
Salt Lake Case.
DISCHARGE or THE RECEIVERS.
Allegation OF Traud In Mining Deal
Other COur. Matters
NOTES.

Judge Hiles Made final order this
morning In the case OF the Geyaer
Mining company et al, va The Bank Il
Salt Lake, James ii. Bacon ct al, de.
iendants, anu NJ. l.. Mulvey ct nj
iniervCnors.
His honor direota that the receivers
Flank Knox and Charles II. Jacobs
transfer aud deliver to Ii. IL. Rea, ell
The bark books books OF account,
papers and documents referring to tho
accounts and property sold, AND also
to transfer to James II. Bacon all tbis
private books letteis and documents.
The discharge OF the receivers II
then ordered I'd that they be allow ed
The sum Of $500 in full anu that q. @.
Dey and q. 3. Varisn, attorneys for
the receivers be allowed a further sum
Of $500.
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expunge from 1t anything affecting
the validity OF business done. Car
ried, aud tue chair appointed Thote-
sen, Kenuer ami bonniOD.
3. Is. SO, authorizing certain county
Indebtedness TO be funded, passed.
Mrs. In Blrthe was called to the
chair and the Journal WAS read.
Shepard explained that bill had
patsed and was now q law providing
Tor the purchase OF UlaA supreme
court reports Dy the secretary Il State
Tor certain Ofiiosrp, tui by an over
eight no appropriation had been made
10 pay for them. he introduced H..
-. 159, apDropriating 81 800 Tor the
purpose. Tue bill passed under o
auspeBAi n VI the rules.
Toe Governor signed the Park City
hospital bill.
Taylor asked what there was before
the House aud the cnair replied tuAt
the table was clear. TbereupOn Tay.
Tor said that us The Sengtu was having
deadlock In executive session, sgd
he appropriation Diil was ln the hands
u the en- tOssiug committee and bad
not reached the Governor, hs moved
lucees Til pm. Carried.
The Houss meet at sbout u'cioc
this afternoon. Tue beuate fire and
pole Q department bill Was reJsc,s1,
anu Shepard Introduced ii. h. 100, 10
allow Justices OF the peace In clties 10
hold court outside o. their prooln cts.
lt was passed.
When these items had traDspirei
the House relapsed iuto a "saun e.
ing" condition.
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Sunday School Union Meeting.

The meeting OF the Sunday school
workers of this Stake, held Monday
evening, March 10, 1897, was Target y
attended by bOth superintendent and
Teachers. All tho city schools, except
the Twelfth wRId, were well repre,-
entet, also the following country
war dp, Bri htou, (two sehOo,s), Bing
ham, big Cottonwood, south uist~ict,
Cannon, Il rmsrs, Flr,st Dale, East
Mil Creek, East jordan, Sugar
| Union and MiliOrd.
The most excellent singing Tendefed
during the evening" by the Seven.
teeath ward chair was mighty apprs-
oisted. Professor b. NJ. Barrett
directed the music.
The opening prayer was offered by
Elder Joseph Hodsins.
Sake Superintendent Grigys pre-.
| sided. In his opening remarks he
announced that vi the schools with an
| enrolment 0f over 800, tue Twentieth
wsrd, having the largest average al.
tendsucG (s4 per cent?, was entitled to
the custody FOR the ensuing year OF
the beautiful silver service tfi4reI by
the Sunday school union for the high.
,st average attendance.
Superintendent Griggs announced
that on March IS tue superintendents
OF the city schools were expected TO
visit the school OF the neighboring
ward; the superintendent OF the First
war1 would visit the school of the
Second ward, the superinte dent OF
the s cOnd ward school would Wait
The Third wRfJ, aud go on Throughout
the city.
The meeting then separated into the
iuur school departments, anu excellent
Instructions were given In each.
Professor Willard Done, in the high
or depar;meut, gave a very interesting
address on the geography Of the holy
land. Ihr' u Oh pressure Of other work
Professor Done was reluctantly com.
PEELED to resign from his hbOra In this
department. His resignation was &C.
copied with unanimous vote of
thanks for his very efficient work in
this department.
Prof. Dont's address on Bible geo.
grRphy was both Instructive ana in.
teresiiug. He showed by apt illustra-
tinns the relation OF geography to the
hi tory anu civ l'zstiou OF a peopIe.
10Th with reference 10 climate anu
physical conditions and to nelgbbOT.
ne people,; hence the Importance Of
th- sluuy o. beOgrphy 10 obtain cor.
rect iuea7 rs 10 lae character OF the
pc pie. Win large Bible CHART or
4liss, the speaker showed the extent OF
lie WyEld ~ know u in ancient Bible
lmts, with Its three centers OF civil,
4utiUu, Egypt Canaan and Mesop lta.
m The relation tsOil fertility 10
de- 81 ZhGuu WAS illustrated by ths
emp -ufou between tur own c0uutry
u,J rshf, stetlla Patagonia. The
slCaktrIolpwed the geographical his.
uiy 60 ls!ael, Ire tue days OF Joseph
o. Tue days OF Chest anu His Apostles,
.Ia tle ,lavrls Of the Latter.
L. lnu trst int rmeuiate depart.
..ut, uTts Jed over by Pro essor Wi.
Oh IN B!aG orc, the tutjtct OF "Otdel"
Has Discus ed very pTofi ably.
Ia relly 10 the question a. to what
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Grand played in lu ok last even.
ing when the opening performance Of
The Shadows OF a Great City was
given, as there was no opposition oil
any kind ut the other theatefs and
smusements Of other kinds seemed to
be enjoying lull. The attendance
was very gratiiying,and ifit continues
good tDnlght-ind the indications are
that IT will be bslter--the Free Kin.
dergArten society will be enabled to
add " snug sum to its depleted treas
uty, through the lener jsity Of Mai g.
ger Rogers, who has kindly consented
u give 10 The society The receipts OF
the two performances. over anu
above the actual expenses. Stage
Manager Hatch IL deserving OF mucA
credit Tor the able IN amer In nich
he staged last nights proIuc OF
the shadows, anu the new scenery
specially prepared by Mr.. Anderson u,
particularly IN the revolving scenic
effects, created great deal OF favor.
able comment. The Shadows has
been done here number OF times by
such people as Lewis Morrison, l.. Il.
StorkwelI, Frank Mordauut anu
othefs, but 1t is all OF ten years since
the last presentation here. The COM
paoy at the Grand made splendid
impression last night in this play,
notwithe anlIng the very long waits
between sets and the noticeable hitch
Us ia places. Oi me individual
work done, that OF Mr.. Hatch
as Ate Nathans the jew stoou pre-.
-mi""ntiv to the front; he was
chi" from the start ard did q splen-
anu bit vi character acung. Mi,s
Batemau did well a congenlal role as
did Miss Izette that OF the woman OF
the B1wery type. Edwsrds' Style
tends somewhat TO the "heavies" but
no was not happily cast though he
did his work well; Kyle, Res, For
anu the others filed In nicely In their
respective roles, while Mics Marshall
as Biudy Ronsn was good though toe
proe r4ssion OF the work will aid her
materially In improving upon last
nights work. The balance OF the
cast was wei sustained and tue
shadows SHOULD al tue hous5 every
night duting the present wees.
Madame Camilla Urso, with her
concert company, will appear for one
why at 1hcbktl VI
evening. Her Appearance will afford
an opportunity to the music loving
public for hearing violin viriuoso,
VINO notwiihsta ndipg her sex is spoken
Uf IN the highest OF terms, the artists
supporting her also ueipg OF excellent
ability.
Ole Skinner begins hIe engagement
uext Monday evening anu by speciai
request will remain over an ex ra
ntgut IN order t. accommodate hie
fri H4n hose OF Miss Sarah Truax,
suO pays eruale leads In Mr.. Skin.
eI's productions. Ihe latter 10 sure
ola warm reception upon her reap.
pearancs here. Mr.. SINNERS roper.
ORE Tor the engagement. here VIII pr
$ !ditr OF Forum, Mjndoy night;
HIS Grac. De G ann mt, Tuesday
night; the dOubl Uil 0. tie Mercnanl
OF V nice and * ,tnsEioe aad Feltuc.
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Kate Boyle has FLED an action In the
Third district court against J. e..
Hard wick alleging that ms swindled
her cut oil some real estate in Salt
Lake City by fraudulent mlsrepre sen
tabops. she asks that the utiends I
he made to recover the property to her
According to the complaintHaTJw lex
represented to the plant fl that he was
owner OF "A hall interest IN the Delphi
lode, on Gold nil, in the Cripple Cree k
mining district, covering two or three
acres OF ground anu thst the interest
would be- worth SO, 900 ss soon as u
patent cDul1 be obtained.
GA the strength OF these representa-.
lions plaiut'fi eays sue was induced TO
exchange her property for the claim
she also alleges that there Ia no such
property Described by Hardwick 10
existence.
Hardwick has been temporarily re.
strained from selling or encu oeriBg
the plaintiffs property.
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DEED OF TRANSFER.
Properly TuFCed Over 10 lbs New
Company
SUBJECT TO CERTAIN MORTGAGES.
Deeds Of Trust to the Guaran'y AMI the
OH Colony trust t0.-U. Il.
Land Patents.

The transfer of the railway property
TO the Oregon Short Line Railroad
Company having been effso,ei last
midnight, number OF documents
were this morning filed with the
county recorder of Salt Lake county.
One was a deed turning over to the
Oregon Short Line railroad company
the several branches OF the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern railway
company incluping all property, real
or personal, acquired by receivers Of
tie company or otherwise, subject.
however to certain underlying mort.
cages, held by the following persons.
f. l.. Ames and J. +. Dillon, trusteeF,
securing bonus payable in February,
1929, Jay Gould and Jos. Richardson,
ttu,tees, securing bands, payable July
/, 1908; American Loan d Trust c. m.
psuy, payable July, 1925; II. ),
Eldredge and A. o. SmoOt, trustess,
against the Utah Central II. r. Co.,
dated jan, 1877, ard said to have been
payable Jan, /, 1890; W. ii. Hooper
snd III. b. Hammond, trustee, psya-
BILE July, 1891; w. II. Hooper
ami J. M. Ham, trustees, payable July
/, 1903; A. l.. Il I. Co., payable Jan.
/, 1917.
Another deed was filed by the Ore.
con Short Line d U. n. railroad com.
ptny.
A mortgage or trust deed was filed
Ivy the Short Line company in favor OF
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
YOrk. IL provides that In cOnsidera.
ton iOr The conveyance OF the railroad,
franchise aud other properties, the
Otegon Short Liue Railroad com pany,
agreeI among lther things to execute
mortgage or deed of trust, covering
the railroad, TO tho Guaranty Trust
company OF New York Tor 81, 1928, 900.
The secOnd mortgage or trust deed
Ia IN favor OF the OH Colony Trust
company OF Boston, subject to the
mortgage TO the Guaranty Tiust m.
pany, for S7,ls5,O0O OF the i've per
cent tiity year Income bonds, payable
1t Boston or New York July /, l948,
the Interest payable only when earned
out Of the surplus net earnings OF the
property covered by the mortgage.
A United States patent was also
flied, deciding to The Union Pacific
Railway company or lts successor,
rs, 543 50 acre. OF land Ia Salt Lake,
Dsvis, Weber, Morgan ami summit
cnunri,s. The patent Ia dated Feb.
~, 1897,
Another patent, dated Feb. Is, 1897,
deeding 4,957.7l acres In Davis AMI
Salt Lake unties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-16
From the Attorney GsneraI.
Attorney GenoraI Bishop submitted
the following opinion today:

Attorney GenoraI Bishop submitted
the following opinion today:
James ollerton, County Attorney, Par
owan, Utah:
Dear Sir: Answering your commune
cation of March sth, in which you ask to
DO advised whether county officers must
present claims for salaries to the board
OF county commissioner beto-e same cnu
DO allowed and paid, permit me TO sug-
gest, that ! am Of opinion that under
sections 8 and u Of the salary bill, page
3s7 ana 3SS OF the laws of 1896 and other
general statutes that such claims should
DO presented to and be passed upon by
the board of county commissioners The
same as other claims for other county
OK ueuses:
You also ask: Can salaries OF county
officers DO paid before tho expiration Of
the quarter?
Under section o, supra, which provides
that salaries Of county officers must be
paid quarterly, ETC., 1 am OF the opinion
iba. they could not legally be paid before
the end Of the quarter.
| have the honor to be,
Very respectfully yours,
a. G. BISHOP,
Attorney General.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-16
0'CONN0R'S PAL CAUGHT.
lie Waves Preliminary limitation
aud is Held in $3.50 Bonds.

J. w. Ashworth, alias Edwards, was
aIrsignoi Ia tho police court this
morning charged with burglary. He
waived preliminary examination and
was b0und over TO await the action o.
the district court in bonds OF $3.50. For
lack OF bail he was consigned to the
county jail.
Ashworth was arrested last evening
by Detective Sheets, charged with be.
ing implicated In the Sunday evenin <
burglary ut Desky's clothing store. Ihe
officers knew him to be quite "chum,
my" with O'Conunr, am Sheets met
him on the street about $3.50 and got
him. He bad al h!s hom ,, rs svlde CO
Of his quit, one OF the OvetcoAts slu.
len from tue store. To the oil ser
Ashw0r'h a mllted telling In comuauy
with Jack O'C0unOf at 1.-THE time, but
said that ne did not assist iu the iur.
glRry Ulher h n to take the goods from
JACK ms he handed them out of the
window.
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MINOR MENTION.

y. N. Cook Of Box Elder county was
commissioned notary public today.
A marriage license was Issued today
to Il. G. Smith, aged 81, Of Salt Lake
City, and Libble Shields, aged %, re-
siding at Tocele CITY.
In the case OF the Commercial bank
ct al We Victoria Copper Miuing com.
pany OF al, the decree Of foreclosure
was agreed to and Receiver Chambers
allowed $3.50 fees.
Principal w. II. Malone OF the Salt
Lake CITY High School has handed in
his resignation. He expects to go to
Columbus, OHIO, ami engage IN other
business outside OF the school room.
He has been with the High School for
several years.
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dezree OF order should be expected 10
the Sabbath echool, Superintendent
Arnold q. Glauqno OF the Sixth
ward said that perfect order should
90 expected and insisted upon. Rules
should be uDdeIslo9d and then carried
ut in the spirit OF love and XII d ness.
When orcer Ia called for, insist GU
getting 1t anu proceed with no other
tX irciee until attention is given. Thie
10 applicable both in class AMI general
exercises.
In obtaining the attention Of the
children 10 the school and keeping
order much depended upon the officers
and teachers themselves, Brother
Gisuque continued. II they are or.
ierly.if they give attention themselves
and set good example, attention or
order Will not he TO difficult to obtain
from the children. With exceptional
chses they must be appealed to and
laoored with personally at their
homes, or away from school. aud u
they are still incOrrigible they are
asked to leave the tchool, as attend-
ance of such will not result in any
benefit to Themselves aud are q
mensce TO the rest OF the school or
clnss.
Oioer IN ltne classee, In the scnoOl
during the opening exercises, aud dur.
Ing the passing Of toe Sacrament was
also discussed at SONS length.
Upon re.assembliug the meeting was
favored by the rendition OF Eliza X.
SHOWS beautiful poem, o My Father,
IN the mute sign language by Elder
Lsr0n Pratt, accompanied vOoally iy
uis daughter, Miss Maui Pratt.
superintendent Gtiggs extended an
Invitation TO all school workers to
attend these meetings, not representa-.
tives OF del u tments met, ly, All won d
be equally penef tad.
Alter the singIn. OF an anthem by
1he choir the meeting adjourned tor
one month, the Eighteenth ward being
requested to furnish the music ior the
next meeting. BsneiictioD was pro-
bounced by Elder Willard G Burton
j. II. PARRY, secret ~
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.

,U,,,. ,,,,.,, .,-,,,,,I,,.. -,,t,.,,-,,
"ea'not iepo''D ap"""s ""'oH vs.
lions nj am. today;
Salt Lake -Barnns,e, so no..
,,,,,,r'n-a,,,ra an. Ht,,,r,,'r, 81 49,
nnrthnsst n,,,,s nDr 49, ~ "tuu
nfn,,a,, r"'''S
''y ~. rurpsro,o,o, oosA
r.ra,ure "a: m,nimum ~. t,in
sronisu ~ I'm. rstn ~ 90, VIM,
~, isst "a 1or,s 0R, cto,,tx 1'''"
rhnvs,neNE .,on,.,e, an ,e. ,
persture, Is; minimum, Is; wind,
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II. H. Anderson Dead.

In this city ct p. m, today, II. IL.
Anderson, the well known architect,
bfeRthed his last. Tue cause OF death
was consumption. He was born In
Aarhue, Denmark, MnroO, II, 1862,
and came to u ali n 1881, Ii leaves
q vile a. d ten ohilGreu. IL wus
worthy citiz'n, highly relp c ed. His
family are deeply eympAlhl2 win
n their sal Der, Rvems Ir.
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This ,enort clos,a yealerday inter.
,,ar ,,,msdtatalv alter the reading If
,na ;nvsroor,. veto nj n n. AZ To
nrsvent tne ,nuling -, wnt.Ts hv smear.
a mite later RAy moved that the biiI
,ats over Inc yoto. uut only twenty.
Ionr voies six tro:f,w "a make tie
nocassa,y tvn.tbirdt. were given 10 Tho
hiIJ' amt fpileu.
The renn,t Of the nopierepcs eum.
rolltss On The anprnpristinn NH was
nras.rted nnI r5ns,dsred. nonsuminp
r,nch time Isier anolher q ,nterrnfe
wss had on items Of difference. and II
wa far into ths nigh beroro Inc CON.
fsrsncs committees came to an a1ree.
msnt
Maan,iro tina uonss nasal y. n.
"a rslat,nv 10 firn and balice lamar.
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STOCKS ASD nARKET,.


NKw YORK. March iG.-Stock market opened
irregular. RailwayB generally showed slight
improvements. Sugar pressed for sale feli oil
to illts eN. dividend ) per cent, being Il dc.
cline Of i per cent.
Renewed purchases Of Vanderbilt properties
on large scale anu the appearance or sup.
porting orders in sugar influenced general
covering by shorts which carried sugar up to
1i3. Later an attack on grangers based on un.
favorable crop reports cnused general selling
lost.
The bear faction made drive against AIiH
souri, Pacific, depressing the stock o. 10 49,,
on reiterntion OF recoivership rumofs which
were officially denied yesterday Declines
averaging :. occurred IN the PRINCIPAL shares
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A warrant was sworn tD this alter
noon before jude Hiles charging q
Dahlbetg, o. Murray, with insanity.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Davis went out this
afternoon for the purpofe OF making the
arrest. DAhlberg is married man
with three children. 1t is said to be y
pi Idle case. The unfortunate man
wi be given nearing before Clerk
George e. Blair I morrow.
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Police Court Notes.

Harry Marks and jacob J1hus1n,
vendors II oneap iewelry, were at.
rested by Detective Sheets toe q ?
charged with violating the license
1rdirsnce. They were arralgned in
ourt this afternoon and upon pleading
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-16

Late yesterday afternoon the Senate
held an executive session 10 consider
the following nominations that had
been sent In by the Governor:
State board OF land COMMISSIONER
Wesley X. Walton OF Rich county ;
Edward Hanson OF Cache county;
Byron Groo OF Salt Lake county; I'D.
Rees OF sappete county; Isnac Q. Mst-
farlane Of Washington county.
Mrs. John a. McAi llster as trustee
n the Agricultural College, to MI The
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mrs. Sarah A. Goodwin.
Dairy ana food commandments. j..
Faust Jr., OF Salt Lake county.
State Board OF HOrlicultur6-As
member and secretary OF the board, j..
a. Wright, OF Weber equity; as rssm-
her, G. III. BloomsteTbergeT, OF Utah
county; Thomas Judo OF Washington
conhly.
% Rsrents Of the University of Utah
Rpbeccs Ii. Little OF SAT- Lake county,
to fill vacancy caused by tho Iesigna
ton Of John j. DAly; james Sharp Of
Salt Lake county, 10 I'LL vacsnoy
caused by the resignation OF IL. >.
Hills; L. X. Cutler Of Utah county.
Members Of he Stale BOaru OF Phar-
macy-Clvm Schramm and George
Fennennre.
BlAte Boari OF Dental ExRminert--
J. w. Thatcher ans w. Ii. Bucker.
Col. L.. W. Tallock, inspector OF
large, practice and II. q. Wallace, in
spector general
On cloep vote James 5hgrp was
rejected because he was suppose TO
have supported Mckinley, ana the
game OF Byron Groo was mold in
sDeyance because OF his supposed Gym.
paihy Tor Palmer anu Buekuer. The
other nominations were confirmed.
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not guilty, tbs hearing was set for 10.
~ ROW at 10 O'Clock.
Jens johnson, Murray bog raiser
w,s fined So tot ola Ing the SAM.
,ary ordinance.
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chic Wednesday night and Lady OF
Lyons for the Wednesday matinee.
n all OF these plays Mas Truax has
great opportunities and no doubt tho
engagement VIII be well Iatronizeu.
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William Dewey Dead.

Special to the NEWS.
LEHt, Matcn 10, ls97.-Wiilif m
Dewey OF Anime, Utah county, died
asst night at 1865 O'Clock.
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mode OF promotion. The bill passed
under q suspension OF the rules.
H. b. 1876, apprOprIatiBg OF sl,bOO
for the purchase OF supreme court re-
ports was received and passed under
eusp epsion OF the rules.
Recess until 3 u. m.
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There is a story oil
a SNOWFALL rolling
down a w stern
mountain side until
it grew so big that
it finally took in a
miners cabin. II
YOU ever rolled O
SNOWFALL YOU know
that might have hap.
pened. 1t would
certainly grow big.
ger and bigger, until
something broke il
or stopped it. That 8
the way little symp-
toms of disease roll
themselves bigger
and bigger into some
dangerous illness.
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