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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
LONDON VIEWS
OF the Proceedings of Our Congress
on the War Resolution.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Times, COM
mentiug editorally this morning on the
resolutions submitted yesterday WED
ncsday) to Congress. says:
They embody demands which cannot
be- addressed 90 IL sovereign power without
rendering negotiations and compromise
impossible. Even If they were not in a
declaration OF war. these Resolutions were
accompanied by violent and emphatic
speeches Offering sratuitous provocation.
we doubt after yesterdays scenes
whether Congress is a fit body to deal
with o. great national issue or 10 act as
the avenger Of wrong. The situation IS
that Congress has declared for war in
everything bur name. although without
having defined except in the vaguest
manne~ the objects for which q wishes
10 fight"
Other editorials assert that America IS
heading deliberately for war" and that
there IS only the faintest chance now that
the delay will still enable a peace sOlu-
ton.
The Daily News says; president Nc
Kinley has done the utmost he honorably
could 10 avoid war. but he did not make
the American Constitution. which en-
trusts war decision to Congress"
The Daily Chronicle which similarly
defends President Mckinley against crlt-
icisrn says: America IS being driven
along by elemental forces which her
greatest statesmen and her wisest iinan.
ciers cannot control"
The Standard says: THE steady cur
rent towards war reminds one OF Tie
course OF the Niagara river above tho
falls"
The Daily Mail thinks that Events are
moving in the most desirable direction
and giving America time 20 perfect hei
preparations TO insure a speedy victory.
The Daily Telegraph, looking TO the
likelihood that after Spain has been de-
feated the Cubans VIII not submlssiVe!y
ACCEPT the terms America may impose
says
IA is not a llgnt task that America has
undertaken ia the interest OF human "
but one that viii tax the resources or tho
craftsmanship Of her rulers to the very
utmost" 80,
The Daily Graphic says: The war Will
not be chlld's play. There viii be TRACE
dies on the seas but there VIII De wCr Sc
tragedies IN Cuba, where the United
states will have TO face an army or a
hundred thousand men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
HONOR THEIR ALMA MATER
Kentucky Alumni ofthe University oil
Virginia Hold the Annual Banquet

~ lanai banouet Of the Kentucky
Air,,ri M Inc University OF Virginia was
RED al the Gait House here tonight.
m was a brilliant affair attended by
.l--,e of the most distinguished men IN
Right Rev. u. T.. Dudley Bishop OF
xer1ucl,v. presided az toast master ana
amorr those who responded were iroies-
.or Heath Dabuey and q. W. MiieI' ol
Tho University. Hon. Arthur ,'l'N i'.'t.
49, ,., Dr Garter Helm Jones. "a son
OF pCy. Dr j. william Jones. of virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
BITTER CUBANS.
I'll Corrco Spares No. Even Miss Barton
i'm It's C?Iumn

HAVANA. April 13.-1o p. M-El Diario
Del Eiercito (he military daily orsan)'
says oditorially to-day:
mot the rebels. but the United states
are the real enemy Of Spain The rebels
are merely the contemplate instrument
astute disciples OF Monroe and Blaine
serving the prodlgious schemes OF Nc
kinley. Lee and senatorial SPECTATORS
will make fortunes. Yankee selilshnes5
is exempufed In the preparing az the
South OF negro batalilons 10 hgnt IN
Cuba so that no Yankee can lose his FUR
FL COrreO says that Miss Clara Barton
president Of the Red Cross Society In the
limited states. left many debts behind her
and there IS nobody to pay them
Everything here to-day Is auiet. NO
one gives much thought 10 war. but on
an sides the ormisticc is regarded AS an
annexationist prelude The Bourse closed
firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
UNREST IN PORTO RICO,
Internal Revolution is Feared-Thc
Cruisers still There.

ISLAND OF 81. THOMAS. WEST IN
DIES, April l5-According to advices
from Port Rico. business IL at complete
.,anosinl arc an Internal revolution is
feared,
Arrivals here to-day from San Juan
report that on the 27th OF last month
street lights and serious rioting followed
the election. Tie POLLS were raided and
the military fnaliy intervened, killing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
Too Many Wives.

CHESTERTOWN. MD. April IA
Thomas Price (colored). aged eighty-one
years. committed suicide Sunday BY Jump
Ing from Gales wharf into Norton creek.
Kent county. lie was seen 10 approach
the wharf by Levin Hudson. and in a
few minutes was missed. and an invests
cation disclosed the fact that his hat
was floating on the water near the wharf
The body was recovered by means OF a
boat hook Price was known TO he q man
Of many wives, and the only assignaels
reason fer his act 10 embarrassment re-
sult!ng from richness IN wives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14

HOUSE. here 500
credit probably
the richness of their blood and
said
live electric brings you
a
half nicely every
jointly traffic assuring the community
has soules
TO passenger, riding
widco
appeal. passen-
germ 70 without
he " an
returns before
"A picture is
every IS a
be doldp
where
a mil
o
aft @
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
EidicuIce tho Denials.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Daily Mail
publishes This morning AN interview with
Joseph PANEL Gibbins ,he submarine
expert. no which Dee ridicules the spanish
denial- OF his statement as TO the sale by
him OF submarine mines 10 Spain, and
declares that hc can prove that the
United states warship was wilfuily and
deliberately blown up.
What is more. according 20 the Daily
Mails report. no thinks IL possible 10
trace the explosion 10 the act Of two men
or even one individual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
ALLOWANCES FOR P. 0, CATS.
Many Rat Hunters Regularly ON the
salary Roll of the Department.

Every large post7iilce in 'he country mas
n omcial cat whose duties are clearly
defined. The cats are expected TO keep
the offices free from rats. and ii they do
rot they are summari.y dismissed from
tre service George w. Beavers. chief or
tbe Division OF Salaries and Allowances
is disposed 20 he liberal in making appro-
u~iauOns for these cats. ln speaking OF
Them 90 a sun reporter hc said.
The custom of making allowances lot
cat meat has been followed by the depart
mani for some years The name OF tho
grst postmaster 20 discover that re need
q a oat and then that he could obtain az
appropriation for q Is not on The records
< the department cut some OF the most
interesting correspondence In our nles re-
latos % Tsbby and Tom and their susie
nance Some Of the onices apply for mon
sy 70 buy cat meat, others feed their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
RIGID CENSORSHIP IN MADRID.
Best Information is That the Safety OF
the Dynasty is the Question.

NEW YORK. April ia London ca
bleeram to the Commercial Advertiser
to-day says: 49,
THE censorship permits little Madrid
news and less Spanish opinion to reach
here but private Information Is that the
safety OF the dynasty most influences the
Cabinet now, and that its only nxed pol
icy IS TO gain time, so that spanish opln-
ion may at last realize America earn
estness and that the continental powers
may intervene
"Germany and England. IL is known,
are disinclined TO go as far IN good offices
as France and Austria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14

q this looks but question It's
&Hs> finishing Home Place
- a n stands
OF around IT, that sell for $21 per front
Of monthly simple Interest
VIII owe fromm month %
a oaning without INTEREST,"
s. his la Dor without
at
anBt principles Ike
To
value 10 Vi We selling
When paid will house OF
brick
will furnish granite blocking
half the usual the choicest
pay
Improvements cent less
our monthly running for six
The abo carefully full information
sthat lands
two and opposite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
The Pelayo at Cadiz

WASHINGTON. April 13.-The depart
ment received word to-day that the Span
ish armored ship Pelayo had arrived al
Cadiz from the navy-yard az Carthegena,
where she had been preparing for sea SER
vice. The Pelayo IS the best iron-clad
possessed by the Spaniards. and her pres
ence at Cadiz is a formidable addition 10
the large fleet OF battleships and cruisers
rendezVoused there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14

THIs HOUSE shows what can be done If neces-
sity com pels; but $2;O should be the price, to
assure you drst-cass construction. We have a
few lots only. where frame house would be suit
- 90 tho sIrroun dings which will sell FOR 81 per front
,ot Some Of tn en- look down the church seepes OF
riehuond and a re direct line OF re uiumpha march
of the West Ends phenomenal growth
Some think land is held high in The West End so seek
ctbr cheaper Mark you. thte lots above cited should
M rated ,+ double-or so per front foot-to Dee high In
price as some tina you BUY from IS TO so.
There is steady hand held on this property ana you
have reasonable that your neshoors VIII not
he such as to ca you regret you purchased home
hero perbaps vo Il have no use house. Well then
20 on paying for $40 cash down and monthly
and when maid for to keep sell will be pleasure to
contemplate. ,,
Think Of it! About N.S5 weekly payments secures this
gem-interest and all
Electric arc street lights greet you on every side with
Graded streets and sidewalks free mail grocery ice and
any other free delivery to be had anywhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14

CHICAGO. April 13.-The present crisis
between the United States and Spain has
led 20 am indefinite postponement Of the
annual banuct and demonstration Of the
Iroquoic club. set Tor April 23d az which
ex- President Cleveland and other Demo-
cratic leaders OF national prominence
were scheduled 10 speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
General Lees Denial

Consul-General Lee. when asked con.
corning the report that he had advised
the Democratic Congressman against rec
ognizing the independence OF the insurg-
ents. said that he had given no such ad-
vice. and added that he had given no al
vice OF any kind TO the Democratic mem
bers Of Congress -Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
Soldiers Home see Plans and Lots

from the Philippines saying that a seri-
Gus outbreak has taken place in Fulluam
and that tho insurgents have seized the
telegraph station. the operators barely
escaping with their lives. Troops have
been sent 10 quell the outbreak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
ropeka and somers sail Again.

PENTLAND. ENG, April lS-The
United States Cruiser Topeka formerly
the Diognes) ana the torpedo ccat
somers, which put in here on account Of
the severity OF the weather SUNDAY last.
after leaving Weymouth for the United
states April 9TH. sailed again to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
Powerful Tug Bought.

NEW ORLEANS. April 13-The Gov
ernmcnr has purchased the powerful s. a
goiag tue-boat, w. c. C0yle. She will
be equipped at once for service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
The Baltimore Sails.

YOKOHAMA. April l3-The United
States cruiser Baltimore. from Honolulu,
will depart for Hong Kong tomorrow ur-
der urgent orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
TROOPS MOVING.
The First Regiment starts for Chicka.
mauua Park.

CHICAGO. April ls.-The Tweniy-afth
Infantry, the first body OF armed men 10
move toward Cuba passed through Chi
cago to-day en- route for Chickamauga.
Immense crowds greeted the regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
Outhreak in Philinpines.

MADRID. April ls.--It Is reported that
an official TELEGRAM has been received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-14
See big advertisement on sixth pass.

BE sure 10 read The Times next euudaS
and get the colored portrait Of ritz Lee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

fewer defects This r. due to her In
atrumcnts of precision"
Nr. GrifHn suggests that this country
take advantage " this reputation and
quppiv France with thc machinery she
desires % Increase her manufactures.
A careful study should be- made u the
French market and NJ the best ana
auictret way NJ meeting thom The best
man Co. send o. France 20 represent
American manufacturers Is an Amcri-
can epDaking Frunchman.
Consul Gtncral James 7. dubois. AZ
81. Gail sBya that Zurich ~ the great
distributing point In switzerland for
most OF the Imports that come from
the United States lie rivcr a large
ilat such Of Imports with the names
of tho states from which they come
respectively re finds. Tor example,
ihthos and shnpeu from New York
nnl New Jcraoy.flllruad iron from llli-
rolls and pcrnsyivanla.1gricultural I'm
rinm sntH and machinery from ohio, New
York and Indiana rinea and revolvers
From Connecticut and New York and
various fguits and wine from Califot-
nil.
Consul Adoiph Frunkonthai at Brrnc.
ln giving the number u commercial
tfuveirfr In switzerland licensed In the
last thur years. notes The fact that not
one in credited to the United states
lie says further n circulars must b.
sent they should b. In German or
French. IN "a few eases, ne thinks,
pr'nterH' Ink may be- of service. but
a live representative who can speak
these languages would be ~ lnCFtima-
Bile value 10 houses deflrlng io open
trade with Switzerland. Tho SwiHH are
a."HHHHI a
&. -. D.. and therefore GREAT Tor n
time should be- allowed. the
Canton % Borne is suffering from mod
oru labor saving machinery and novel
ties and Dc Hung So that q snmpl room
there would be- Of the greatest benefit
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form that every righi-ihlaklEg s,iizon
can stund by She plitfdrin contained IN
~. call issued by the Hepunllctu com.
mi.tee. and so far af um concerned.
want myself cnrilied in words ihai
caunu bee Misunderstood. ana 7 ifiisi
ana ev.ry man and every woman will
drink from the pure f1unaain. and,
drinking deeply. 20 forth 90 war and
victory"
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
In the Fourth municipal ward J. =.
pavcler welded the gavel and J. ].
stewart kopt the minutes. L. NJ. Earl
offered the following rsolutiors. which
the chairman ruled out u order.
whereas. Tho Republican party Of
Utah in the past appealed success afnlly
10 the people Of this state upon The
great ISSUES NJ free silver and protec.
uon. and.
whereas. Tho pnrtv's victory on
these issues has been the victory u the
people of the State: therefore be Il
Resolved. That all delegates elected
from this precinct 10 the coming State
convention stand pledged to the main
tcnnnce ~ those principles. and be II
further
Rosoivcd. That this BODY here as.
aemaiod rapudlntc the action N the
present United states marshal IN his
EFFORT 60 create dlacord In the pnrty by
the publication NJ an alleged letter 70
him from the chairman 81 the Repuh-
licnu national committee. and, be 10
further
Rcroivcd. That said United states
marshal does not IN any way voice the
political sentiment OF the Republican
party In thu the precinct In which he
resides
Chairman Dnyolor ruled the rcsolu-
tlon out OF order under the call Ar
thur Brown supported the ruling. Mr..
Earl appealed FROM the dccisloi but
IL was sustained. ny consent the
resolution was then read and rcfcrrtd
20 the State convention.
Eleven delegates woro then elected
Those chosen wcrei John \. Stead,
James n. Hammond. J. J. stewart. \.
bradley r. W. Whitley. Mf Frank
l.. Thomas. r. y. Harper. u. 8 Camp
bell. Arthur iirown. Mrs. Annie ~.
bradley. r. W. Whitley. Mrs. Franz,
l.. Hines, Joseph Lippman.
FIFTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
There wis some trouble In tho Fifth
on account Of State ticket which WIS
circulated among those In attendance.
hut Notwithstanding the trouble tho
ticket went" n contained the fol-
loving namoH, all ~ which were
chosen. W. l.. pickard, William
Ienksr. ~ w. WonFor. u J. jack J.
". Watson. H. g. toofhourow. Arthur
Pitts. John n. OHhoruc. Harry God
dard. Richard johnson. =. q. Lying
berg. ]. ]. Grocnewald. james Dcvinc
and y. G. Eiohnor
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or tho 800 $1,000 noad. Of salt Lake
city. Utah, Of 1883

Notice IL hereby given by Salt Lake
City. a Municipal Corporation. through
H. treasurer. TO tn several owners
and holders 81 the 600 1900 bonds Of
said city. bearing date. september lat.
is,A, and Issued Ia pursuance of a
resolution ~ the city Coun-
eli 81 said b city. entitled.
"a RESOLUTION Providing for tho L..
sue ~ Bonds Tor Corporate pur-
poses adopted July 10Th. lsSs that
said Council on the 18th day Of August,
1895. by a resolution duly adopted ala
declare said bonds and each % them
due and payable at tho once OF tho
city treasurer OF said city, In aid city.
on September 1T. 1895. and that Aald
bond-huldeia and each Of thrm are fur
thcr n1tlngd that upon presentation ~
said bonds 90 said TREASURER. at his
said office, they win be paid on said
first day " said September said
bonds viii cease TO bear intsrrat from
the tfai day ~ September isHs
SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION.
By H. =. NORRIS. Its Treasurer.
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NOTICE az ASSESSMENT.
The Holiday Coal Company. a Cor
p0ratlon.
Principal Place OF business. Salt Lake
CITY.

Notice IL hereby given that At q
meeting Of the Board ~ Directors, held
on "wednesday, July goth, 1885, an as
Heasmeut Of one-half OF one cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
ot the corporation. payable on the ION
day Of August. 1855, 10 the Treasurer OF
the company, at the Office OF the COM
pany, No. 7 South, East Temple Street
salt Lake city, Utah,
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on August
10th. 1895, viii be delinquent on sepiem.
her Ord, 1895. and advertised for sale az
public auction, and unless payment u
made before. viii be sold on the 2ith
day Of September 1855. AZ the hour OF
a. o'clock noon, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vertlslnF and expense Of sale,
by order Of the Board of Directors,
Il. =. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
DATED Salt Lake c,ly Utah. July
26th. 1885
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In the District Court. Probate Division.
SAT- Lake County. State Of Utah.
IN the matter u the estate OF Newell
li0dFmnn. deceased
Notice u hereby given that under
ana by virtue u the will OF Newell
HodEman. deceased, the executor Of
SAID eftate. viii aoll. In accordance with
the terms ana conditions Of said will.
wit:
Commencing at the nofthcas, corner
o. Lot Q, block ~. Plat u. Salt Lake
city survey, running thence west two
ana one hair rods. thence south one
hundred and twenty foot. thence east
two and ono-half rods thence north
one hundred and twenty feet 20 place Of
beginning. all In said Lot 9. Block i5.
81 private sale for cash at tho hest
price that can BE- obtained, at the ONCE
Of the SAID executor. No 80 C0shmrfclnl
block. Salt Lake city. Utah. on or after
the lat day of August. 1895.
Dated this e0th day nf July, 1893
:. u. wESTERFfELD.
Executor.
ID. II. wcnEcr. attorney for executor
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NOTICE

The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ere OF the West Mountain Gold and
Copper company. for the election OF
directors and for the transaction OF
such other business AZ may come be-
fore II. viii be held az the Office 81 Tho
company, IN the Atlas block (room iill,
salt Lake city, Utah. on the third
Wednesday In August august iith),
1893, nt " o'clock noon. Dated Salt
Lake city, Utah, July 18th, 1888
W. r. JERMNlNE, a ioretary.
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TO one knows the unbcHrahle tor.
tune, the peculiar ana aFnuizing pain.
caused by Piles. unless thcy have
nunored from them. MANY believe them
inoufnbir This a. mistake. Proper
treatment will cure them TABLER's
BuCKEYE PILE OINTMENT h an
'nfallihle cure. Price 50ctg In bottles
tubes 20 cts
z. e. 81. 1. Drug Dept.
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Notice r. hereby given by the under
signed James y. Emeti. executor 81 the
estate 81 John q. Kitchen, deceased. TO
The creditors Of and an persons having
claims against said deceased. 90 cN-
hlb.i them. with the necessary vouchers.
within ton months after the first publi-
Gallon ~ this notice. to said executor,
az hin oiilcc In kanah. the same being
the place for the transaction of the
huslncss of rald estate. In the county Of
Kane. state OF Utah.
Dated at knnab this 9th day of Aug
usi. A. y. isss.
JAMES r. EMETT.
Executor.
JOHN r. BARNES,
Attorney for Executor.
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no you Know

that In making a trip to omaha Expo
sltl0n you are on the road ONLY ONE
NIGHT II you use the overland lin,
lted" ~ the Union paclnc7 Just tho
thing Tor nervous people who prefer o.
travel by daylight and for "Men OF
Affairs" 20 whom the saving ~ a husl-
ness day ~ an important confederation,
we have the Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY ON the road ~ omaha. Apprr.
citation OF this Incompatible time, Toe
gelhpr with dining car service and ~
periOr equipment. IL best shown by the
popular demand for tickets via the
Main street
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nio,choa and eNcrcHonces. which -
often annoy people. are simply efforts
~ nature TO throw on impsdimenta Ia
the proper performance of her duticA
HEWBINE Will aid and assist nature
ia her work. and ensure a skin clear
and beautiful, entirely free from AZ
impcrfectionH. Price 90 eta.
n q. ~. I. DruE Dept
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Notice Il hereby given that AZ a meet
ms % the directors Of Faid company,
held on Saturday. the eard day of July,
4. u, lhlA, that the assessment upon
the capital stock OF said company here
tnfofr levied BY the board ~ directors
on aald company. on october a0th, a. Il.
1877, WAS rcHclnded ana recalled.
And that ON the 23rd day NJ July, A.
y. lhtA, an assessment ~ cents per
share, to-wlt, iii.000,00. upon the whole
capital stock OF the corporation was
levied, payable on the igth day Of Sop
tember 4. -. 1895, 10 =. 4. parmly,
treasurer, nt the backing ONCE u w.
=. Mccormick a Co. city Of Salt Lake,
State ~ Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the i2th day OF
September, A. u. 1893. will be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at public aue-
iion' and unless payment II made be-
fore, VIII b. sold on the 18th day Of
ocioher,A u. 1885, 20 pay the delinquent
lasrs smvnt together with costs OF adj
vertlalnE and expense ~ sale.
T.. v. DUNCAN. Secretary.
Utah.
Dated July sara. 1888
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All candidates for entrance 20 the
public high school. who have not BEEN
regularly promoted from the eighth
rrado Of ths public schools. VIII be cx.
amincd In room 20i, city and county
building. on Friday, September 2, COM
mcnclng at o'clock a. M.
J. y. MtLi.SpAuGH,
Superintendent
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Notice II hereby given that a special
meeting % the Shareholders oft the
Mountain lee Co. viii be- held az the
company'a once. go W. Second south.
al o'clock u. M. Monday. September
goth, 1895, TOT the purpose II voting
upon the removal Of Mr. John iicli 10
trustee and vice PRECEDENT. and the
transaction NJ such other business un
shall lawfully come before II.
". u. SWEET.
President.
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from iho Mlnlon field.

Elder Maurice Wilson. Of Virgin,
Washington county. Utah, has returned
from a mission 10 tho Southern states.
ifa LEFT home october ~. 1895. and la
bored continuously In the South Caro-
lima and Georgia conferences both ~
which. he says. are fraurht with brlRh-
ter prospects than ever before.