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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-05
WON'T STAND 1T
WYOMING LEGISLATORS WHO
GOT ONTO THE TACTICS.
The Fight Was Wen Put Up. hut u had
Bilrs Champions Wrr. Neatly
Knocked Out.
rcoIsl Dispatch TO the standard.

Srccial Dispatch TO the STANDARD
Cheyenne. Feb. TN the Wyoming
legislature to-day a bill TO encourage
athletic sports" was defeated on its
final passage by vote Of 80 to 3. This
bill, innocent looking enough on its
face, was found to lcsali2e prize fight
ing in Wyoming. II had been intro
duced quietly and had received the APP
proval of all the committees To which
ID had been referred and passed its first
and second reading In the house. Its
originatOrs claim 10 have had the as
surance uf a majority of the legisla-
ture that 1t would pass and that the
governor of the state would sign II. So
certain were they Of success that ne
gotiations have Teen I'm progress for
several days to have the COrbett- F'itz-
simmons iisht pulled off here and there
IL great disappointment In sporting
circles at the defeat of the measure.
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pnrier Eit for The Post.

Cleveland Feb. 4-Hon. John Addi-
son Porter editor of the Hartford Post,
confirmed the report to-day that he had
been chosen by Mr.. Mckinley as his
priyate secretary. He came west at
Mr.. McKinley's request and yesterday
had a long conference with him at Can
ton, the matter being definitely set
tied MIR. Porter is personal friend OF
MIR. and Mrs. Mckinley of long stand
ing and has had the experience neces-
sary To fit him for the post, Mr., Porter
is a nephew of William Walter Phelps.
Besides an extensive newspaper expe-
rience, he served in the Connecticut
legislature; was Senator Platts secre-
tary during one term and at another
session was clerk of the congressional
committee. He recently was republi-
can candidate for governor of Connec-
ticut. Mr.. Porter was Mckinley lieu
tenant in the st. Louis convention and
had charge of the Mckinley interests
in Connecticut during the campaign.
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AN iMPOSTER.
The King Of the Begging Letter Writers
Gets No Damages.

London, Feb. 4.-In the libel suit
brought by the Rev. George Brooks, a
former Methodist preacher. against the
81. James Gazette asking for S25. 900
damages on grounds similar To the re-
cent action which he brought against
Henry Labouchere, editor Of Truth. a
verdict was rendered to-day In favor
Of the st. James Gazette with costs
The Rev. MIR. Brooks has been known
for years as King Of the Begging Let
ter Writers" For years, week after
week he was denounced as an imposter
In Truth. and he finally brought suit,
in December last, against Henry La
bouchere, resulting in the latter's ac-
quittal, IL was shown that Brooks,
within five years, had secured about
so, 900 by using begging letters and
claiming to be n deserving man of let
ters in great distress. In reality Brooks
had country house with servants.
horses and carriages. IL Is said that
MIR. Labouchere has spent $500. 900 in
recent years in exposing imposters of
this description.
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The President aud His Wife Entertain
the supreme Court justices.

Washington, Feb i.-The annual dim
ner given to the members of the su-
premc court by President and Mrs.
Cleveland took place at the white house
tonight The east room was appropri-
ately beautiful with growing plants
and cut flowers while the decorations
In the red. blue and green parlOrs were
of more quiet character. The con-
servatory was thrown open To the
guests. During the dinner the marine
band rendered appropriate music.
Those present were The president and
Mrs. Cleveland. the chief justice and
Mrs, Fuller. Justice Gray and Mrs.
Gray. Justice Brown. Mrs. ,JustiCeb
White, Justice Peckham and Mrs, Peck
ham. the attorney general and Mrs.
Harmon. Justice Morris and Miss Nor
fis. Justice Shepherd and Mrs. Shep-
herd. chief Justice Mott and Mrs. Mott.
Senator and Mrs. Hoar. senator and
Mrs. Lindsay. Representative and Mrs.
Henderson, Representative and Mrs.
Boatncr, the solicitor general and Mrs.
Conrad. Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mr..
and Mrs. Dimock. James j. Storrow
and MIR and Mrs Boardman.
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In the House.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, Feb. 4.-The free text book sub
stitute to The conference substitute was
passed to-day in committee OF the whole
after three hours of discussion I'm which
the substitute was amended in many
places. Speaker Kennedy from the
floor made an important amendment,
which was carried. allowing the ap-
pointment on the commission of an ex-
perienced business man. The vote on
the measure showed a good majority.
After the reading of the journal Lind
say of Dawson arose to a question Of
privilege. He said that a morning pa
per had printed the statement that he
had drawn 1896 mileage while he was
entitled to only S9S and that when he
had paid back the money he owed the
state he would have very little spend
ing money left for the rest of the ses-
sion. He took objection To the state
ment that he would have no spending
money left. He said further that he
believed that the mileage paid in eX-
cess should be refunded to the state
and declared himself ready at any time
to draw his check for his share.
Whiteside OF Flathead called up his
substitute resolution providing for the
appointment of a committee of five
senate to visit the different state insti-
tutions. Upon vote the resolution
passed and will go to the senate, which
yesterday passed a resolution rescind-
ing its previous action and deciding To
appoint no committee for this purpose.
The regular business Of the house was
taken up al the third reading of bills.
Dee's hill regulating the hours of labor
of stationary engineers was passed
without discussion. When McIntires 5
bill, to prevent Indians running
at large of of their reserva-
tions. came up the house was
deluged with flood OF arguments pro
and con. Nearly every member wished
to say something on the question and
the arguments made in committee OF
the whole were duplicated and re-
peated.
Shifelbin Of Silver Bow said that the
time of the house could be better spent
in passing measures to punish bank
\ wreckers. Carroll OF Cascade said he
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UNEAsINgss IN HAVANA.
Weyler Is Going Back to the City. as lie
Thinks Hes Needed There.

Cincinnati. Feb. A special to the
Commercial Tribune from Key West,
Fla, says IL Is rumored In Havana
Tonight that General Wcyler viii re-
turn To Havana soon, as the frequent
raids made in Havana province have
alarmed him. IL Is no secret in ia-
vana that the spanish officials are un-
easy over the appearance of General
Rivera in that province. and the pos
sibility of his striking d blow at the
capital itself has greatly alarmed them
ALL Marquis Ahumada has conse-
quently been in close touch with Wey-
Ter. General Rivera had skirmish
with troop OF Colde Lomes cavalry 30
miles northwest of Havana Tuesday
and defeated the Spaniards. No details
have been allowed to escape and the
censorship has been increased the past
fortnight
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SOMETHING FOR HEATH.
The President, u l. said. Has Named
Him for nm once.

Canton, Feb. Among President
McKinley's guests to-day were Perry
:. Heath of Muncie, Ind, who had
charge of the publication and printing
for the republican national committee
during the recent campaign, and who
has been frequently mentioned for the
position of private secretary to the
president. Mr.. Heath is accompanied
10y Mrs. Heath and their visit Is upon
the invitation of Major Mckinley, AZ
ter a prolonged conference this after
noon, during which many political SUBJ
iects were discussed. the announcement
was made that the president-elect had
rendered To Mr.. Heath a position ot
prominence and influence and that II
would he accepted
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ANTl-CAMBLING BILL
II Passes the Committee Of the Whole
in the Senate
THE GALLERIES CROWDED
Many Clergymen We're Present.
In the mouse the Free ext
Book Substitute Is Passed
Other Measures.
HE GALLERIES CROWDED
Special pisnatch 10 the standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena, Feb. i.-Chandler's bill pro-
hibiting gambling came up in the sem
ate this afternoon. The lobbies were
crowded, many clergymen being pres
ent. Senator Chandler, as was ex-
pected, made the effort of his life, de-
picting the evils of gambling in mas
terly manner. Ramsdell favored the
bill, speaking from an economic rather
than a moral standpoint. Hannah also
made a strong speech for the bill and
sat down amidst applause. Hoffman
spoke against the bill, arguing that II
would not at all suppress gambling or
even check IL, but would simply drive
1t into holes and private club rooms,
AS long as it was bound to exist the
state should compel it to pay high
license. The bill passed the commits
tee of the whole with some minor
amendments by a vote of Il ..
The committee on towns and counties,
to whom was referred Hannah's bill for
reducing the salaries of county officials,
reported the same back without recon-
mendation other than it be printed.
The communication from the governor
in regard TO overpaid mileage. read in the
house yesterday. was read and referred
to the committee on mileage.
Hannah gave notice of a bill amending
the constitution relating to revenue and
taxation.
In committee of the whole s. Il. No. r.
fixing the salary of the state examiner,
was considered and recommended for pas
sage win sllsht amendments, IhiS' IKE
the other salary feduction biiis, was u
SUBSTITUTE measure drafted bv tne Juul-
ciary committee. III makes tue sdid'9 oi
the examiner sz.Io"' ms deputy s'~oV' anu
PROVIDES some changes III the expense aV-
count WINE the salary IL reuuceu' u II
said that win the chahse III the expense
account tne ehioiuiheHts oi tne oiiiee wiz
DC the same II NOT oetter 'hah uiiuer '"'
present iaw' that Is so iar as tue eN"ih'
iher is concerned. An eiiort was thaue 'u
amend by reducing lhe salary OF the eN-
amiher 10 SZ'ooo' put IL iaileu' ana pa'rlns
the minor amendments referred TO- 'he
Diii passed the committee OF the Mhoie'
the latter arose, reported ana the piii was
sent 10 the ehgrossihs committee
Ihe senate tnen CONSIDERED seNerai piiis
upon their hnai passage.
Inese were passed: haHsueii pili spe'
CRYING the DISCRIMINATION OF uistric'
Judges III PROBATE matters .. b. NO. 90
making the salary OIL tne veterinary
s-'Vo' o. ID. NO 10 niakihs the saiary VI
the state iand agent s-'V"' tamppelI pi'
IN regard 10 county boards OF heath
sngns antitrust OIL
.. ID. NO w. IN regard 10 the pay oi 'he
STATE lana register was re-eommitted 70
tne cohiinit'ee Oh the "noie upon Ho'loi
ne was 'oii,'ue"t ,toHh ".'ht ne ndu ioai "
eu pg taihihg win eN-attorhe! 'enera
nasNeii' eN-,'oNerhor loole anu others
that 10 eompine the duties oil state aho
register ana clerK OF the BOARD OF Iaho
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San Francisco. Feb. six and half
furongs-Ilarold Lindsay won. Tularc
second, Jazabel third; time, 1:2V4. Five
furongs-Lulu II. won, Mercutio second,
Sugarfoot third: time. l:oils. Seven fur
longs-Mobalaska won. Boreas second.
Judge Denny third; time l:3lis. Six fur
longs-Lucky Dog won, Salvable second,
Wyoming third; time. 1:l6is. Seven fur
longs-Morte Fonse won. Frank k. see
ond, Babe Murphy third: time l:3e. one
mile-Summertmc won. George Palmer
second, Applause third; time. l:ijls.
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IS ASSUMING FORM
The Preparation Of the New Tariff
Bill Progresses Steadily.
GRADED DUTY ON CATTLE
The Agricultural Schedule is Prac-
tically a keenactment of the
Mckinley Act-Farmers' In
terests Well AIKEN Care of.


WASHINGTON, req '-Ihe ually srs-
sluls ol tne lepup'cah hempers vi tht
why's anu means committee Nhi'h u"N
oeeh IN progress Tor aDout TWO weeks
nave Lrousht the tariH blil' Whleh Is
10 ne lald petore the next congress- 10
stage Where the character oi the
measure can De somewhat sauged anu
Nnere certain OF the most important
sche1uies are dellhlteiy nNeG. fpur
svheuules nave now peen larry COM
Picteu' ile chehlcai astieuItuIai,
wines ana spirits ana earthen ana
glassware schedules.
lo-days meeting was the most nm
portanl ol the series Tor u resulted IN
lne lrainlns OF the asrlcuturaI scheu-
uie, Wnlch u retrehchrleht "t 'he
Mch chih'cS law Win rev cnanses w
cePt on unlhportant products Inc
most important step IN conhectioh win
this schedule was the establishment OF
rate OF - mead ON cattle more than
ohc year oiu ana OF 20 per cent hu Val
ors'h on cattie Nalued NJ more 'hdn Nv
a neau. ne McNln'ty rates o, other
hNt s'och' ihcluulng the faie ol - on
ca'lle oi one year oid or less are re-
stored WINE the new duly OF ~ ON
cat'ie uoes not rcach the Mchlnley ns-
ola A 4, .x,na,,,a ,ha, ,,,t,h ~, "a ,,.I
orau an H. ,,,o,,, ,' ,'a,,'at,ho ' ,,raSa. !,
win n,a,,, a5a,,na,, -, ~, -, NJ
can ra,tlo 7, a. as,ai,s, ,h,, Maxio,,
stocL ,bat tho incraasa is nar,icnla,.i,,
STUN that the increase Is particularly
western cnttla mon ,,hnsa i,,,ar.s,s
WESTERN '"''ie men, whose interests
Maxion unaar ,ha vii.,,,,, Ia,,' ,'ht''h
amounted ,n ,,nr., ,nan aoo ano ,oaa
Much in,aro., ,a,,ar,,,, 49,, har,.,,.
1T. r. ,,s,,., w.,
! NrRinle,, ,I,,,,, ~ so 80 n,,,,'J ~
cause the yar,,er., onn,anJ.a ,hat H.
! Wilson ,a,,fr Ma t,,,n,,d -. ,h.e 49,.
! ket inin ,ba har5s ~ ,hn ,anaaiar,
while The m,I,sters uhn 49, ~,
usinp conadi,n har,a,, ~. 81 " "
| borI 6yht agoIr,, ,,,S. ,,,',,'''' ,r,
| NrIininv rat,,,, ba,'s - ,..',',,., Nv, Nv
finite arJ hs,rias ,oi,I,, ,,,. ~ -. o''
| Off ar the f,uit ,,r,,"',r' ,h ,' Ia
| cons,
| Amonc ,l,,, ,,.oa,,o,., Il, .,.t....,,..
raj schedule ,.hi,h ,,.,. ~ ~, as' !, "''u
! McI;inlay ro,an a'. a. ,.',d,,, ,a,nvn !" .n,
/
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island / 900 miles OF the coast OF Guate-
mala. He found that this island was
unclaimed and George ID. Freeth. for
merly governor OF Laysan island, char
tered vessel in San Francisco and set
sail for the unclaimed island. where he
will raise the Hawaiian flag. G. A..
Spreckels, son of Claus Spreckels, to-
day announced himself i'm favor of an
nexatlon to the United States. Claus
Spreckels is bitterly opposed to annex
alton.
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Honolulu. Jan. p. via Victoria. Feb
4.-The Hawaiian government an
nounces that although not legally
bound 10 DO SO. IL will aid the Austria
liam steamship company In settling any
Judgment for damages that may be
awarded as the result of the deporta
ton Of Objectionable characters after
the last revolution. 1t is stated on
what appears To be reliable authority
that Paul Newman. who recently went
to Guatemala, was engaged In secret
project for the annexation Of a large
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Nolle PROSE- Entered.

Leadvillc. col, Feb. i-In the district
court to-day Judge overs announced that
In compliance with the mandate of the
supreme court. nolle PROSE- would he
entered in the eases of T.. J. Dcwar and
George u. Handy, officers OF the Miners
union. indicted for the murder Or Fire
man % 'Kecfc. The district attorney asked
for Il continuance In the cases of Gcary
Mullen. kearney Rome aud Rowe also
indicted for the q kccfe murder. and "A
hearing ON the motion WAS set for to-
morrow.
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ON THE TRACK.

New orleans. Feb. 4.-One mile-On-
dague won. Springtime second. Bob Clam
petit third: time. las. One mile-Dawn
won, Jack Hayes second, Mauritus third,
time :i6s,. Six furlongs-connie Lee won,
Graefnd second, Prima third; time, 1:1s7i.
Mile and % yards-Tragedy won, Martin
second. Al Miles third; time, l:i7ls Six
furlongs-Laura Davis won, Panini sec
ond, Galleywcst third; time, 1:lsls. Seven
furlongs-Hailstone won, Sir John second,
Pisa third; time, l:S2%.
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Washington. Feb. l.-On the glacial uoor
of the lee palace tonight John lawson.
the Swcde, the long-disuince skater es-
tuhlished a worlds record OF 80 miles on
skates, shdttering all previous records.
He covered the distance In three hours
and y seconds. finishing amid the plaudits
OF the crowd. who admired his splendid
feat The tim" ot the various periods OF
the race wcr" as follows; Ten miles, =
minutes and ~ seconds. " miles | hour ~
minutes and 81 seconds; % miles. hour
a. minutes is seconds; ~ miles. hours .
minutes seconds. 30 miles, 3 hours L
seconds. Seventeen years ago K. Goetz OF
Milwaukee, u professional. made 20 miles
in hours - minutes and ine seconds.
and some years after Joe Donohue. an
amateur, made a record OF ~ miles in
hours Is mlnutts and 30 seconds.
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Families starving In Ohio.

Bcllairc Ohio. Feb. Fifty families
are living at the Eclony coal mines. near
here. absolutely destitute. and today a
committee of men from the mines went
about the city soliciting food for the
starving families. When the mines shut
down four months ago supplies were re-
fused 10 the minsr- at the company store
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Ihntrhrr NAY Contest.

Salt Lake. Feb. i.-Moses Thatcher
was asked to-day for further informa-
tion about the statement that he would
contest the election of J. l.. Rawlins In
the United States senate. He said
there was petition being sigT
members of the legislature W
with the object In view. hut
was withdrawn because the Woru
the document did not properly cover
the facts. He says he has no personal
knowledge of what is being done. but
will make the contest il his friends So
desire and II the - members who voted
for him sign petition setting forth
sufficient facts To form the basis of the
contest. He added that contest which
might cause "A vacancy In the senate
for two years and thereby deprive that
body of one vote in the interest Of sill
Yer is something that his friends should
consider we'll before taking action.
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General Iiayton'. Mode.ty.

Little Rock. Ark. Feb. At Is stated
here that General Powell Clayton has
been slated for appointment for minister
to Mexico under the incoming administra-
ton. H. l.. Rummel. late republican Cstn-
didatc for governor. who lately visited
Canton. Is quoted as saying that Major
Mckinley, when Informed that General
clayton wished th. appointment to Mex
leo. was surprised at General Clayton :
u1odystN"
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DURRANT'S CASE.
The Supreme Court Is slow to Decide
sympathy for Butler.

San Francisco. Feb. 4.-The supreme
court of California has handed down
no decision on the appeal of Theodore
Durrant, found guilty of the murder Of
Blanche Lamont, q months ago. 1t is
understood that the appeal has not yet
been considered by the supreme JUS
tces. but many attorneys believe that
the justices will grant Durrant a new
trial. SO many important civil cases
have precedence over the Durrant case
that IL is said a decision will not be
handed down before the end of the
year. In an interview to-day Durrant
expressed his sympathy with murderer
Butler because the newspapers are
bounding him." as he said. Durrant
expressed his belief in Buffers inno-
cence.
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Leading Topic in Nevada.

Carson. New. Feb. 4.-W. X. Wheelock,
Dan Stuarts partner. arrived in Carson
to-day and informed n reporter that Cor
hett and Fitzsimmonds would train in this
state and that Dan Stuart will be here
Monday. He will say nothing definite
about the location as between Carson and
Reno. but says Stuart will announce that
himself as soon as he looks assy the
ground.
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Washington. Feb 4-Secretary Lamont
gave q dinner tonight NJ his residence.
his guests being the vice president Speak
er Reed, senators sherman Cameron.
Lodge Hale Chandler. Allrich. Gray
Carter, Murnhy, Smith and Bryce. Gen.
etal Miles and Representative Benton Me-
Millin.
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Fresno cal. Feb THE jury Ia the
case of Prof W A. sanders the horti-
cultural expert, charged with forging the
name OF William Wooten TO deeds OF the
Wooten ranch 10 sanders. disagreed to-
day. A third trial was ordered.
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Washington. Feb. i-Senator Harris
has been delrious At times to-day and his
condition Is critical
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Stock
Taking
Sale ....
Big BARGAINS
THIS WEEK

We take stock in February. To make
the process easy we will offer for this
week big reductions
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16

Boys and inen here is your chance ii
ever to get the latest style OF spring and
summer shirts from % cents to 81 80
Call and see them at Ord Bros. They
will please you.
Mckinley and Hobart were declared
lected on Wednesday. The votes as
counted were Mckinley 27l, Bryan l76,
Hobart 27l, Sewall 149, Watson ~.
The vo'es were counted by congress.
The Gergia Ministries will pay Lehi
visit on Friday, Feb. 10. The company
numbers 80 people, s ladies and 90
gentlemen. Watch for the street parade
Friday afternoon The company is
said to be the best on the road Prices
30 and so cents; on sale at usual place .
The executive committee OF the Utah
Dairymen's Association has thought ii
wise to call u meeting of the darymen
of the State to meet in Salt Lake City
on the 9th of February. Matters Of
particular interest to all dairvmen and
particularly to those directly or IN
directly engaged in factory operation,
will be presented.
1t is stated the inaugural wardrobe o
Mrs Mckinley is now completed anC
will cost from $4,000 to $4,000. TIL,
costumes which will be worn on Stat
occasions and inaugural day will be tn
most magnificent ever displayed il
Washington society. They consist o
satin, velvet and silver cloth; ten robe
in all. The gown to be worn at thu
Inauguration is ESPECIALLY handsome
The material is what is known as cloti
Oi-silver. and is lined with rich satin
Mrs Mckinley will wear with thi
gown number OF diamonds.
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Tine Danger of Early Rising

Yet another venerable superstition
has met its doom at the hands of the ir-
repressible scientist" says the London
World. Until now people have b9en
content to accept, il not to act upon,
the theory that early rising-in con-
junction, OF course, with correspond
ingly early habit of going to beds
conducive not only to wealth and wis
dom, but also to health. Indeed, a
familiar rtymed sdage protests as much
in 80 many words. But, like many
another primitive belief, it has been
ruthlessly shattered by the scientific
iconoclssts, one OF whom now claims tC
have discovered that people who get ~
early 90 mad much more readily thar
others. In support OF his theory h'
ponts to the uudoubted prevalence 0
insanity among those engaged III agr
cultural pursuits. Though it is sad t
ace time-honored doctrine thus ex
ploded, one is disposed to favor the ne'
opinion at the expense of the old /
any case, there can be no harm IN bein
on the safe side, and, after all, 1t is
easy not to get up early.
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Notice.
To whom it may concern.

To whom it may concern.
This is to- certify that the partner
shin of Campbell and Whitman OF Lfhi
CITY. Utah County, Utah. was on u e
Goth day OF January, 1897, dissolved,
and the new firm which has been
organized will he known in the future
by the name OF Whitman and Evans
All debts owing 10 WhitmaH ana
Campbell are to he paid to Whitman.
and all debts owing by Whitman and
Cam pbell will be assumed Ivy the fTn'
of whitman aud Exams.