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AlRcr."
The difference In price between the
two grades witness said was one cent
"a pound,
br, George Lyttie. an assistant In
npcctur OF the bureau animal indus
try. who had been ON duty at nyrlous
packing houses In the stock yards toH-
titled that about one In i've hundred
cattle was condemned. II the animal
" Ia be entirely condemned the inHpcc-
tor follows II 10 the rendering tank and
secs II put In. lie made no inspection
OF the tank Itself, nor ala he Inspect the
refuse when II came out. In the case ot
bruises the bruised portions are cut on
aud condemned. Meat withdrawn
from the tank would not be suitable for
food.
In reply 10 General Davis. witness
told how the meat was cut prior to be-
ing placed In the rendering tank. say
ing u would be possible for small
quarter To be- put In whole.
Are cowg carrying calves con-
dcmnod9"
yves. within Il limited stage"
what IL that limit"
Seven months"
Then a COW carrying a calf seven
months would 10 In and not be con-
demned." querled Mai. Lee.
Yes. SIR"
Are not cows habltunlly used In the
canning establishment"
Yes. the larger portions are cows"
Col. DavlH-What IL the purpose Of
your inapection2
"1'o guard against diseased meats"
you consider cow seven months
with calf just as good and wholesome
as one that II not"
Yes. SIR"
In reply 10 Major Lee the witness
stated that some OF the houses Kill cat-
tie the same day they arrive AT the
yards. while others held them for a day
OF two,
"somc KIN them right away7"
Yes, sir"
After they have been shipped long
distance?"
yes sir"
Dr. %. ", Dyson, who has been an
Inspector at the stock yards since 1893.
was next called, lie said his duties
were to look after the other inspectors
and see that they do their duty He
had twenty-five or thirty men Ia look
after. ana had reported only two In a
year for negligence. one came late and
the other WAS Intoxicated. An Interval,
he said. might clapse between the going
on and the coming ON OF an inspector,
but We are supposed 10 be very strict
In regard 10 that"
From your observation would IT, be
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CHINESE TROOPS DEFEATED
Telegraph wires Cut-severai Rebel
Leaders Taken, but Vain nody
are on Rampage.

Tacoma, wash. March lathe
steamship Victoria brings the nc,ys
from Nankng that 10000 chinese rcb-
els have crossed tho Anhulo borders In
lianln ijolnlng the rebels. their COM
bined force numbering over 10000.
Thus combined they marched against
and captured shouchun. the second
city OF the Anhui province badly de-
fcatod General Huo ana tho imperial
forcos. They secured large quantities
of arms ana have sent cut body Of
raiders Into Honan 10 secure ammuni-
ton, The telegraph lines IN North
Anhui have been cut ana tho imperial
troops are gradually being hcmmed
In. The latter have rcoocupled but not
captured Kuyang. Five hundred rcb-
els ana many soldiers were killed In
the battle In North tiaugsu between
the rehelH and the combined forcca OF
Generals kuo, WI and Liu. Several
rebel leaders were taken, but the main
body ~ tho rebels escaped ana started
for Anhul.
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New Re,snue Gutter Tor New yorL.

New York. March IA dispatch to
the Herald from Washington says
Seminole II the name selected by
Secretary Gage for the new revenue
cutter for the New York station TO be
launched nj the Columbian Iron works
IN Baltimore next Saturday.
The Seminnln VIII IN reality. be- u
very effective gunboat. capable ~ per-
forming good service In war. Sho IL
10 feet long ana 20 feet beam aud
with coal nnd stores nhoari win draw
ten feet u wnicr. Her displacement
VIII b. 200 tons, Shu Will be- rugged
with two schooner mnHta. She has
high fnrccnHile ana poop decks which
In time 81 peace win mount four six
Founder rapid IRE guns. but VIII be nt-
ted FOR mounting from two o. four 4.
inch rnpid Gre guns In time ~ war.
She viii b. propelled by q single screw
driven by triple expansion engine
uf 100 horse power
While the Seminole was designed
specially Tor the New York station.
she NAV BE- assigned To- some other
duty. Tor since her construction was
commenced, tho Gresham has been as
signed a. New York for which In
fomc respects she II better suited than
the Seminole
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Prof. Perrin to rshe Rein. q, Yale.

Sew Haven. Conn. March iI-it h
ndrltied by members " Yale curpor-
alton that pruf narnadotte Perrin.
since 1893 professor ~ Greek NJ Yale.
~ likely To- be- chosen aH successor ~
President Timothy Dwight Profess
sur Perrin was graduated from Yale In
1850 and has taught In Yale az tutor
and professor. and In the Hartford
hirh school ne assistant principal.
Tie spent six years In Europe In or
lgiunl research and IN regarded ~ "a
hlfh authority on classical phiiology,
philosophy and the ancient lnrgungCr
lie " author N treatise on Caesars
"'iNll War" two series Of Greek and
Latin authors. ana ~ severni rocks uf
the "odyrHcy.' Another private maet-
int ~ the corporation viii be- neld In
about three weeks. aud at that time
the candidacy ~ Prof Perrin win be
formally discussed
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rur THREE PRIZES OF WAR.
Cruiser R.iner Mercedes, aud Gunboais Al
,arado aud sando,al saved from santiago

New York March ia dispatch 30
tho Herald from Washington says!
The navy department has abandoned
All hope OF the recovery Of the ar
morod cruiser chrlstobal Colon, sunk
In the battle OF July 3rd, Engineers
reprosentlug the Swedish Wrecking
Company. who Inspected the wreck,
have loft Tor stockholm without maxi
ing any proposition 10 the department
aud II Is assumed from this that no nc-
ton win be taken because Of the hope
lessnnss OF the task.
From present Indications, therefore
tho only ships added to the service az a
result N the campaign In the Atlantic
ocean viii BE- the cruiser lliena Mcrce-
des, now undergoing repairs az Santi-
ago preparatory 10 her voyage 10 Nor
folk and the gunboats Alyarado and
Sandoval.
Admiral Dewey has In commission at
Manila the Manila, Cailao. Leyte, Min
dnnnp ana liarcelo ana the Gunboats
Isla dc cuba, Isle de f.uzon aud Don
Juan de Austria win he commissioned
on July LIST, Adjust and October LIST res
pectlysly'
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Drwri's health.
u Now Irsnspirss That the Admiral is
Minus Half Ills LiV.r.

San Francisco. March ia.--Thc state
the cuuHc ~ 20 much anxiety N late
that the following statement by VIM.
y. t0stun, originator NJ the Slight code
Of signals IN the 4. \ Army. who has
Just returned from Mexico. viii b. of
interest
II know II 60 be- "a fact" he aaya.
that Admiral Dewey had half Of hia
liver cut out by the surgeon ~ the
English Garrison at Malta early In the
eighties. Dewey at that time was cape
tain ~ the frigatc Junlnta. which was
on q rowing commission around thu
world. When the vessel reached Malta
he was seriously H. and the British
surgeon there ~ q heroic measure. re-
moved about onc-haif Of his liver.
Dewey was then Obliged to relinqulsh
his command and return home.
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Enemy Makes a Half-Hearted Stand for
About One Hour and Then Runs.
ONLY SIX AMERICANS WOUNDED
Recently Arrived Regulars Manila Smell PowderMouned
Cavalry Takes Hand In the ProccedngsRver Gunboat
Gives the Rebels Jungle a Hot Time.

Manila. March ~, i.o5 p. m.-Goncrai
Wheaton attacked and captured the
city of Paslg. east u Manila this after
noon. Tn. enemy made u stand for an
hour. but nj the end Of that time were
forced TO retreat Tho lors Of the FIJI
plnos was thirty killed and sixteen pris-
oncrn; Of the United States forces. six
were wounded.
STORY OF THE RATTLE.
Manila. March 10. 1855 q. mat
daylight today brig. Gen. whcnton'H
divisional brigade. consisting Of the
Twentieth Infantry. the Twenty.
Infantry. eight companies OF the wash.
ington volunteers. seven companies of
the oregon volunteers. three troops Of
the Fourth United states cavalry and
mounted battery OF the Sixth artillery
WIS drawn up on a ridge beh.id San
Pedro Mncatinn. a mile south Of the
town. The advance was sounded at
$50 a. M. the cavalry leading the
column at smart trut. across the
open to the right. eventually reaching
clump commanding the rear OF Quad
alurc.
support by the oregon volunteers the
the rebels The response was feeble
and dcsultory. apparently coming from
hnndrfull OF mon IN every covert
While the right column was swinging
towards the town ~ pnslr. tn lott adj
vanced pouring yoiloyn into Tho bush.
a small body of rebels made deter
mined stand at Guadalupe church. but
the enemy was unable 10 Withstand the
assault.
Al I.so a. M. river gunboat started
towards paalg. The rebcln were ntHt
encountered by this vessel In the jun
Elc near Guadalupe. htchminE slowly
the Runboat poured a terrible iirr from
her gntiing runs into the brush. For
MI Of an hour the whirrinR of the rap
ld-flrc guns nltcruntcd with the BOOM
Ing of the heavier pieces on board.
In the meantime SCOTS battery
ashore was Smelling the ttcnchca and
driving the enemy back. The artillery
then advanced 10 the ridge Of bamboo
aud drove n few NJ the eneny'r sharp
shooters, away with Vollcya from their
cnfbincH. The artillery then advanced
aud met with little opposition. In the
meantime the Infantry had been sent
forward In extended order, the wash
ington regiment resting ON the bank
Of the river. each regiment depluylng
ON reaching itH station ana furnishing
ita own supports.
The ontlre column wheeled toward
the river. driving the enemy towards
his supports and then advancing on
Guadalupe.
The artillery moved 90 a ridge com
mandinr Pnsig ana furtcros. ny this
time the enemy Vas In fun flight along
q line over mile long and tho iiring
was Discontinued temporarily. In order
to give the troops rest before making
the attack On PnrlF.
The encmy'a loss was believed 60 be
severe. but only eight Americans were
wounded.
Al this stage of the engagement II
was raining heavily,
After n short rest General Wheaton
resumed the attack ON pnsig
SCOTS battery supported by two COM
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Tacoma. Wash. March i9.-Dr Fut-
tcrcr. ~ Karlsruhe, ana Dr. Holtrrercr.
Of Lorrnch. Baden, have arrived az
Shanghai after an exciting fifteen
months trip through siberia, Thibot
and northern China. Scientific oN-
plCutiona in Thlbot ana along the yell
low river were the purposes Of their
tourney Throughout Thlbct the ma
tiyeH were hostile, The explorers had
an exciting encounter with bandits aud
ar another time We're given poisoned
milk. They secured valuable scientific
auIn md nnllncllnmn
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panica Of the Twentieth regiment adj
vnnccd on Guadalupe by the road along
the river bank. the remainder Of the
Twentieth regiment and the Twenty.
second regiment following with the re-
serve " the oregon volunteers, NJ lliap
a. m. tho column came In contact With
the enemy and n gunboat steamed 10
the firing line and cleared the Jungle on
both sides. while the battery took w a
position On a blum at the right. The
FIRST shot from the American field
pieces at 200 yards range diHlodgcd u
run " the enemy nt ,PaAiH. AFTER the
town had been ahellod the Twentieth
regiment lined up on the blum and the
TwcntyHccond took up q position on the
ieft Of the place with the cavalry In
the center. whcrcupon the enemy ~.
treated 20 the town. The gunbOnt then
moved into "A bend opposite nnd a hot
fire ON the rebel position was main
tuincd along the whole American line
until $3.50 y. M. when preparations were
made Tor the attack AZ o y. m. our
Runboat started IN pursuit OF the enc.
my's armed tug, chasing her to the
lake.
At $3.50 y. M. large body Of the
enemy was discovered working around
our right flank and the Twentieth regi-
mcnt was moved 10 a commanding
ridge The rebels were met opposite
Paicros. but the enemy boltcd. Thirty
Of tho rebels were killed NJ already
cnhlud. sixteen more taken prisoners
and the Americans lost six men wound.
ed. The whole American line bivounck-
cd at . o'clock. About 100 rebels were
reported TO be- marching n0rthwnrd
few miles 20 the southwest. The SPAN
ish gunboatn ~ cuno. Sninmlr. hnda-
qua. pamjnngn. Eibuyo Calnninhs. Or
dinoia Hnses. cordcauc. pnnno. Mantle.
no. Mlndorc and Mnrnvrlcs, lying az
znmboanga islands on Mlndinno. have
been sold TO Francisco l,eycs for SOL
III Mexican dollars. They Will probu-
bly, be rcsold 10 the highest bidder or
they may be tfunfforined into mcr-
chantmen.
LIST OF CAPABILITIES.
New York. March IA Manila
special a. the Journal gives the follow
ing list Of casualties sustained by the
United states forces IN the advance
upon ana capture 'of PaHigi
Killed james H. Kme. private
Twentieth Kansas.
woundcd-Prlvntcs L. y. Alger.
Thomas Miller. Charles Davis. Twcn-
ticth United States infantry, and Cor
pornl charles Easioy OF the Twenty
second Infantry.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
Washington. March lathe follow
lng cahlcgram has been received at tho
war department;
Manila. March i3,-Adjutant General.
Washington.
Following deaths since last weekly
report: March NJ Private Alexander
u. chaplino company ~, Fourteenth
Infantry accidentally shot March .,
Henry q. onnhcry, company l.. Second
oregon, Edward ]. Fulcanc. company
I. Thirteenth Minnesota, vnrigla.
March 10. Albert W. Hnrtrlgaen. COM
pany T.. Fourth cavalry. accidentally
shot; March N. Louis T.. Weatphni.
company n, First California dysentcry.
Died OF wounds received IN action.
March ., Private Jos. spacth. company
OTIS.
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London. March i1.-tnqulfloa made
regarding the dispatch from Mel
bourne. Victoria, published In New
York. saying Con. William Booth.
commandcr-in-chicf ~ the Salvation
Army. was lying 10 seriously M there
that his recovery was doubtful. show
that o dispatch has been received ~
tho headquarters - the Salvation
Army here from Adelaide. South Aus
trnlin, saving Gen. Booth has been
suffering from dyHontery. hut that he
Il recovering aa rapidly MS expected.
and that he will be able TO proceed to
New Zealand tomorrow for the pur-
pose ~ conducting salvation Army
campaign In that colony.
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storm King Visits milwaukee,.

Milwaukee. Wis, March l3.-Tho
fierce storm which prevailed In the
north and northwest. flooding large ter
rltnriea In some sections and Htalling
trains In otherf, are over, Al the rail.
way offices today trains are reported to
be- arriving all the way from one 60 six
hours late. Washed out sections are be-
ing swept aside. Traffic will assume
its normal condition In day or two.
Al HIGHLAND Center, Wis, the old
seminary street-bridge was lifted from
It's foundation and new bridge Is
threatened with destruction.
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MONDAY MARCH 49, 1899, LAKE CITY, I'm All

possible to take out meat from the tank
when once thrown IMP
1T would be possible but I don't
think II very probable"
What would be the condition Of tho
bcef?"
at would not be very inviting"
After once being thrown into the
tank what would be the possibility OF
Its being used FOR foodg''
u don't think II could be"
Where would II have 10 be taken 10
be worked up"
1T would have 10 be taken 10 the
sausage room or 10 the canning room"
what would be- the chances Of de-
lection IN your opnion?"
THE chances of detection would be
In some of the employees being around
and seeing the meat In that condition.
! think II would ~ easily recognized"
Have You ever had occasion 10 be-
lleve or suspect that that practice ex-
istcd In any registered packing
houses2"
"Not for i've years"
How wna II them"
II never had any positive evidence
81 anything occurring at that time. but
! was stationed at % house whore there
were rumors or reports that probably
such "a thing was done"
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Washington. March i3.-sccrctury
Ions has received letter from Rear
Admiral Sampson IN which the adj
mitui. after referring 60 the nlieEu.
'inne that the list OF officers recon-
mcndcd for promotion for Eallantry on
Santiago. had failed OF confirmation
because II Included his name. asked the
secretary to Immediately rcnppoint
those officers. emitting his own name
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Nsw nsetIn r.slIi, nl.,n,.t,a.

San Francisco. March i7-Captnin
Stotaon. master ~ the bark Cnrordcirt.
from Newcastle, y. \. W, reports pass
Hr an uuchurtufrd reef IN tho South
Pacific ocean. The reef. as II showed
nhove the water. was about quarter
~ n mile LONG. II was la latitude 0. ~
south and longitude isahy west. nc-
cprding To observations taken ~ the
captain but forty days later when port
was reached the ships chron1metcr
was found Ia be- out sufficient 20 make
an error ~ about ten miles asst In
the masters observations.
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SN0WBALlED THE REGENT.
roli'e Appear on the scene aud Make
Arrcsi. Norwegian Papers Con-
denim I'll. Denomination.

chrlHiiana. Norway. March ia
There was a popular demonstration
hero last evening against Grown
Prince Guutaf. duke u wormland. who
was recently appointed regent ON ac.
Oscar ~.
The prince was returning from the
military club when h. mot a crowd nf
people who houtcd him. Missed him and
reltcd him with anowbnila.
The crowd was dispersed By the po-
llcc. and several arrests were made.
The Norwegian papers condemn the
demonstration
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San funcinco. March tl.-ur y.
Rodriguez Para has arrived herr from
the city ~ Mexico. lie ~ on Bile way
90 Parlr tu net ms charge d'nnairrH "
MrNicu during the absence % the
Mexican minister on six months
vacation. on the iattors return tn
ilriH DR. PARA ~ to GO to Yohcmnmn
~ Mexican consul general
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Two calltornI. ll.ah. clo.e rhslr poer..

Paao noblca CAT. March. i3.-Tho
Citizens Bank. a branch ~ the Com
morcial Bank ~ san Luis Oblspo which
closed It's doors last week, failed to
open It's doors today, notice being post
cd TINT u would not open until the
present excitement blows over.
The bank N solvent and closed on tho
advice ~ the bank commissioners. The
Templeton bank also failed 90 open to-
day Tor the same reason. 4 good heavy
rain within the next ten days viii do
more To- relieve the banking situation
than anything else.
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New York. March IA dispatch 10
the Herald from vienna says.
Herr krazEunowoaky, director OF the
Krcidt bank Of LENDERS, committed
suicide ON Friday.
Residents OF that town FIRST thought
that hls net was the result ~ acute
meloncholin. but a letter was suisse
quently found In which he accused a
co-dlreclor. Herr Machwlcd, "A member
OF the Austrian House OF Lords, with
being tho cause OF his ruin By having
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st. Louis, Mo-. March lathe law
prohibiting the sale 81 liquor ON sun
day was more rlgi0iy enforced ycstcr-
day than on the preceding sunday. The
strict watch by the police and others
led 60 many novel schemes 10 defeat
the ends of tho law.
Rack doors and side doors were
closely guarded throughout the city by
saloon keepers or employees. but despite
the vigilance displayed by them the
police gathered IN a number OF bar
tenders and pfopflctora.
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Albany. n. Y. March i3.-Governor
Roosevelt has refused 10 sanction the
proposed compromise OF the suits
brought by New York state against Ar
mour a. Company Of Chicago. for VIC.
lating the State butter laws. and has
ordered the attorney general 20 pro-
coed with tho prosecution OF the cases.
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Washington. March ig.--Ali arrange
mcnta have been completed for the
Prcrldents trip 10 Thomasvlllc. Ga.
for stay OF two or three weeks To- be-
devoted TO rest and rccupcration from
his arduous duties for months past.
The special train VIII leave tho At
lnn'ic coast line aud plant system.
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Men Of rwcnly.fourfh In nator rlrht.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. March ia Free
for-all iight with knives ana razors oc-
CURED today between soldiers OF tho
Twenty-fourth infantry (colored) In u
resort near here, Corporal Greenhouse
OF Company l was fatally stabbed and
who WAS his nssnllant, was badly
wounded Barnes has disappeared
though a searching party Is out after
him.
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sllualIon OF sr.nl.h rrI.ener..

Madrid. March i3--Tho position of
the spanish prisoners In the Philip
pines. u iH said here, must remain In
allegiance rs the sum demanded by
Aguinaldo n 80 enormous that the gov
eminent cannot compel decision,
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No senator rire,ci In Delaware

Dover. Dol. March lathe general
assembly adjourned at 3.os y. m. With
out oicctlnH United Stntca Senator.
The election of senator now goes over
until 1901 unless special session NJ the
an election
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led him 10 embezzle the banks funds. A
run ON the bank followed
ON account Of the hlgh social and
political position OF Machwicid. the
news has caused tremendous sensn-
fl0n
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ANOTHER 0EORGE WASHINGTON
DAY.

The following communication was re-
CciNcd from the Society OF American
Authors. and after being read was re-
frrred 20 the committee uu memorials:
The following preamble ana rrHolu-
lions were unanimously adopted by he
Society of American Authors, at iln
annual meeting held at M. liolol Wind
H0r. New York city, ON The sth day "
February, 1899
Whereas. The fourteenth day % De-
cemher marks the completion OF one
hundred y.ais since the d'tth ~ Gcoige
Washington and
Whereas. The Society of American
Authors recognizes the Importance OF
giving special emphasis 10 such cel-
tennlnls therefore. be Il
Resolved. liy tho slclety ln annual
meeting assembled. that ~ M rccogni.
lion on tho Occasion would be- the legal
cessation OF AN ayoilnble labor for that
day; In order that tho nation may Do
free 20 do honor to the memory OF one
whose life and acts and pnt1pilsm
have IN large measure rendered p'aslnle
the progress. the strength anu tue pol-
teal freedom ~ the United states De
10 also
Resolved, That the society extends ~
hearty approval of the plan or mo
George Washington Memorial Asancla-
ton, 10 lay the corner stone OF Tue Ma
tionnl University I'm the city OF WASH
lngton on December lith next be u
further
Resolved. That the secretary of ne
society forward a copy of this preamble
and resolution 10 the President or me
United States. the Vice-Prrsldent' inc
Speaker OF the House, the governors o'
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BILLS THAT PASSED.
COMMITTEE REPORT.

The enrolment and cngrossmont
committee reported that Il had enrolled
N. u. No. ne by Mrs. Horne. Amend
ing section 1905 ~ the Revised Statutes
OF utah.to provide 200 free scholarships
Of state normal school ana extend tho
term of appointment thereof N. ".
40. lbg. by Stewart, AN act To amend
section 30 of the REVISED statutes ~
Utah, providing fof the duties of shor-
III" n u. No. o., by stewart, An
act In relation 10 the service ~ SUM
mons. and repeating section 2gis ~
the Revised Statutes ~ Utah. i,ssi'
n. II. No. i0s. by lcnnl0n. AN act
~ amend sections li16, tis7 aud iisi of
the Revised Statutes ~ Utah, relating
10 horticulture"