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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
WORK ON TRlUMPHAL ARCH
Begun a, Midnight and Will be Pushed Con-
tnuously Until Completed.
Meeting OF the Committee on Dccora-
lions This Morning Executive
- Committee Meets this Afternoon.

The committee on decoration are
pushing the work on the arch with all
possible dispatch. A gang or work.
men began last nlght AZ midnight, and
alternate shifts viii now continue night
and day, 40 that the completion of tho
arch IN time Tor the reception is as
sured Almost before the News" gets
OF the press this evening the trusses
viii be holstcd. They are virtually the
foundation OF the arch.
Al general meeting OF the COM
mittcc this morning II was decided To
place tho electric nag belonging to the
Union Light ana Power company at
the head Of East Temple just In front
Of Brigham Noungs monument Mt
Fcnton has also placed his big electric
Statehood Has at the disposal Of the
committee. and 10 Will likely be placed
on EuHt Temple ana Third South
streets. The committee extend their
hearty thanks TO the Union Light ana
Power company, ana others Tor the
many courtealgs given them.
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A THEATRICAL WRECK.
another one Piled Up on the Shores Of
Dramatic Enterprise.

Another theatrical wreck has gone TO
swell the pile " debris scattered upon
ne trcacherous shores OF dramatic en-
lsrprlso, "Hcpburn's Tourists" a COM
Fanny " local singers and clocution-
su who banded together some time
since In a theatrical organization to
make tour OF the "show towns" OF
DE State, has gone TO pieces lnglorious-
Y On the shoals OF popular favor ana
.hded its career during the past week.
lhs evaporation Of the company has
Been By piece meal method. IT. mcm-
teu numbered at the outset OF the or
gahlzatun In last January Prof. and
AH. Hepburn. John Williams, Joe
Iarty and Mr.. swenson OF Salt Lake,
Nfs sayncrand. Miss Ellrldgc Of Og-
Gen and two others; but as the tour
lNgrr'scd funds dwlndled. and 80 like.
Aae dId the number OF Prof Hepburns
artists a Few dropping out here and
nero iill at last when Park city was
'aehed the aggregation consisted Of
Ao-Ars Hepburn and John Williams,
4Ao quadrupled on towns" during
Two hours o fthe advertised perform
4l'gf' while the professor played the
lHl OF entire orchestra FOR the enter
,,ll1lments. The fatigue OF her part
|9iupllcd by four times must have had
-lst lI1uH euect upon Mrs, Hepburn'H
.,-S'Ns qualities, for she suddenly dis
-llyaIed from Park city, without ap-
FFluF thp MANAGER her husband of
intended withdrawal from the
"Vupe oi twO-who We're billed by the
VIZ 70 appear at Caldcr's PARK on last
,.,,IIlhy night In their respective spec
t. Ftut, Hepburn who Is la Ogden
Sew mat he knew nothing OF his
departure at the time and has
IT,, neall from her since. though he
sv I',,A'ea the idea Of her running
pHg said that he had come down from
~ Nlly To make arrangements for
~ performance at Culder's-und while
i,Nt MS wife received telegram
grlN NeE slster-whO by the way Is the
aI,''1s Allie Nielsen OF operate fame,
~, NAA mere last spring with the
M o4lhne-asking her To be In ogden
lsy mere from san Francisco ON that
~ on her way east: that not knowing
N.Y. hgsnond's address In Salt Lake
M, hepburn lett letter at Park
4" planning her absence and went
sg..Gsleh There another telegram
f'l her stating that the Illness "
f,,,,, ,"olher would prevent Miss Nielsen
i0'n meeting her there and asking her
H.. euiae on TO San Francisco. Since
A. .ne professor admits he has had
"0'u trem his wife and ia becoming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
A HINT TO STORM STARTERS
More Interested in ut.h's Business
than IN the Roberts Agitation

Dr. u. u. Miles and family have TO-.
turned home after an extended visit
Ia the East. which embraced the promi.
nent cities. and brief stay at East
Gloucester. Mass. on cape Ann. DR.
Miles also attended the sessions Of the
American Medical association az Coo
lumbuH. ohio. also visited the hospltuin
Of the laegcr cities His trip was one
OF pleasure aud study The Dr states
that Utah lH attracting considerable
attention ln the East, and Eastern
capital DE- Inclined 10 look with favor
towards this section. whenever and
whorcvCrueuplc learned that De was
from Salt Lake. they were eager o.
learn all they could about this city and
state. Eastern people Hrg beginning
90 realize that there is something moro
Initial than merely the place uf abode
Of peculiar religion and ask fewer
questions about our religion ana moro
about our rerourcrH-0ur material zee
sources. They are anxious io learn
what they can NJ opportunities Tor
capital and population out here. Nat
urally some Inquiries are made about
the Roberts case and the probability OF
his being allowed 90 take his seat but
the business men of the country seemed
to care very little about the natter
but manifested special interest ~
Utah mlupa. ana more particularly
Utah copper mines. d. Miles was told
by men IN Boston. who should De well
Informed on financial muttcrr that
there was plenty of money lying IDLE
seeking Investment. and that iuNoatur8
look with confidence on Utah PROPOSE
lions This confidence will be- vastly
strengthened " amy uf the half u dozen
big propositions that have recently been
Heated IN BOSTON should prove antlsfnc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

New York. Aug. 1.-THE Mnzet
committee NJ investigation held am cN-
yCutlyr session this morning prior Co
the regular session and decided 90 ui-
luuru from today until September ~,
Nit Hoffman Democrat cuutcuird
that the committee should HIt continue
uusly until % had completed its work.
hut 100 the absence OF hls colleague. Mt
Roland. the only other Democratic
member Of the committee. be- was out
voted Z 90 ].
VIM a. Butler. supervisor NJ the
city record, was the FIRST witness today,
Special contracts for printing, hp suil,
were given 90 cover emergencies. They
We're distributed fairly.
During the last administration, he
said, Zone nrm got 80 per cent NJ all
the printing contracts given out 10y tgv
city record office, This arm only g'iH
d small portion uf the emergency work
now. An the emergency work d. done
ut the same price as is paid for the reg
ulur work"
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says q Famine l. impending aud Asks ror
MaIInn..

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE war de-
pIrimout today received 20 cablegrum
from Gen Davis. giving details of the
damage done loo Porto Higo by the hur-
rlCuur.
Gen. Davis says e. famine IL lmpe1d-
ms and asks authority Co issue ratipns
Co the destitute. The message In dated
yesterday. and says.
Later reports show that the hurricane
was Car more severe lu the Interior and
southern part % the island than here
Data Tor estimate ~ number ~ P1r-
Go kleHns who have lost everything are
deficient but am forced to believe tho
number uu the island cannot fan below
100 0Dl souls and famine ls impending.
I AHk that two and unr-hnlf million
pounds uf rice and beans equal guam
Titles NJ each. De- Immediately shipped
ON transports Co Ponce. Some here.
Urgent appeals Co ull post commanders
iur food Tor the destitute. am au-
thurlzud tu relieve distress By food Is
Sued. Rice and beans only desired.
There have been many deaths OF ma
tiyDs hy falling walls. So FAR only ono
soldier reported dangerously injured.
Several towns reported entirely de-
WDushel A. yet have reports from
only four porte Complete destruction
Uf 400 barracks it two and ut two others
one company OF each had barracks des-
trlyvl. Troops ate boz canvas. No re-
ports yet from The largest ports Ponce
and MlyaEupE, but they We're in Ga.
vortex NJ the storm A. least half " the
people lu Porto Rico suhslstgnt entirely
uu fruit and vegetables and storm has
entirely destroyed this source u sup
port DAVIS"
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had signed and which the district court
had declared forfeited ON January 30.
This bond was given Tor the appear
nnce OF Dennis a. VIM and John
VIM, who were charged with having
stolen goods from the Ouray Indian
agency In June OF last year II was
given before United States Commission
or J. r. Mcdonnell az Nernal, The fed
crnl grand jury found nn indictment
against them last December, and tho
court ordered their appearance upon
January o. Subsequently tho two
Wins We're tried before Judge Mar
shall and were acquitted. They cN-
plnined az that time that lt was not
possible Tor them 90 have come ON
January O. because they were far AWAY
In the mountains uf Wyoming hut this
fact and the establishment uf their I'M
nocrncc had no erect upon the order
OF forfeiture made BY the court In
January
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

one sent hy General burton unnounc-
iug that the 10th was the day oct Tor
mastering out
The executive committee was Hchcd-
ulsl To- hold "a meeting this afternoon
ut z o'clock. Reports from various
Hub-commltieca were expected ut that
time.
The boys viii remain In ogden two
hours. General peuruae Intends going
Co The Junction city uu tho evening ~
the 18th tie viii extend greeting Co the
boys. ana confer with Major Grant re
rlrding the lime % march ana other de-
tails or the celebration ln this city.
Immediately prior 60 the departure ~
the batteries from ogden. those who
have charge NJ nffulrs here Will De
Wired and everything viii be- IN rendi-
ness by the time 81 the arrival OF the
special train. The plans of the various
departments % tha rect = 0ii e rnutu o.
to- are assuming tnngihlc shape. and an
elaborate and gorgeous puroantrv Will
De- az tho oregon short line depot to
greet the boys.
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THE CASE OF MR.. TIMMs.
Goes over Until Ills Attorney Re.
turns from Vacation.

The case Of J. J. Trims. charged with
obtaining money under false protruscs.
was scheduled TO come up before Judge
McMastcr this morning but ns the de-
PENDANTS attorney, J. N. Hamilton, Is
rusticutinE ON the head waters of the
Provo river aud will not return until
next week. % continuance was granted
until Thursday next ut 10 o'clock.
Trims ~ the man who, u lH alleged.
driftcd about the county representing
himself TO be- the agent FOR the firm OF
sluwtcr \ Walker. thus obtaining
from divers representations individuals
miscellaneous sums uf cash. owed to
said firm. II seems that Timmr kept
this cute little deception M until Mr.,
Walker suspected what was going on.
nnd Timms uvauntrd "a Mgomlng'
metropolis The sheriff concluded that
the climate OF Wyoming WINS not good
FOR Trims. and Deputy Shcrin Bcn
HnrricH extended personal invitation
10 return to salt Lake city and take
apartments In the mansion ON the West
Side
This proposition was met with some
show u reluctance. for such special Ia
yorH raspcd the soul Of the sensitive
TimmH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Guunlson, Sunpgta county. has cn-
tered complaint uu account 0f not huE-
ing been given representation un tho
list uf young ladies who are to present
the medals. A. a. Short called at huud-
quarters yesterday afternoon and said
hiH town has furnished forty per cent
OF the quota from SUupUiy ana hU dee
sired 10 understood that Guuulalu, was
perfectly able Goo Furnish brave and
beautiful Vlrls, too. The committee
uu presentation 0f medals feel that the
distribution 0f towns and counties has
been made us fair ls possible ana now
lind that nothing farther can be- done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

such will be- one Of the mournful duties
OF the day Al those relatives ana
friends OF the dead heroes who can pose
FIbly attend Will be- cordially welcomed
and well looked after Invitations 90
Doe present have been sent 10 repre-
scntatives OF the following;
sERGT. HARRY YOUNG.
corr. JOHN O.. YOUNG.
SERGT. FORD FISHER.
corr. JOHN r. KENNEDY,
WILHELM GOODMAN,
CHARLES PARSONS,
a.. a. FENNlNGER
FRED A. HtMiLLER,
MAX MADISON.
GEORGE HUDSON.
MUSICIAN FIRED Il. FOWLER
GORp. q. JENSEN
ALBERT ". LIFF.
EERGT. BURTON e., NORRIS
A. W. ItARrNlGSl3N.
WILLIAM TUFTS.
MORLEY q. HASSAitD.
GEORGE q. LARSON,
RICHARD II, RALPH.
Corporal Kcunody's relatives reside
In Canada Private Guodman's In
Sweden: Fcnnlugrr's In Nebraska; Max
MadisOn's I'm the same Statsi HudFon's
in Baker city, oregon; llalph's iu Eng
land. Al the others, however, reside In
Utah and are expected 10 be- present.
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conron.L poNSrlLAN wnrrr.


Former Member ~ battery n. Iyprsss,.
Regrets chat iic Cannot be Mere.
Governor Wells today received the
following letter from John d. punHaI-
Ian. late corporal NJ Battery %. NOW
with the Barber Asphalt Paving com.
pany Kansas city.
'lt has given me great pleasure tn
frld ~ thH safe return uf ihftyrIu# A
uud H. Utah volunteer I am proud DO
mink that I belonged Go Battery II.
oven though the fortunes of MN forced
me- into another branch uf IA, service
ana thu. barred mu from sharing lu
tho grand work which the sons of Utah
performed Even though / WAC 10 uni.
fortunate ! nevertheless consider my
~ ~ one ot The hattvty and beg you
20 congratulate my follow comrades for
upon their safe arrival home.
regret very much that I cannot be-
win thUm when they march through
IN" streets NJ Salt Lake. Hut I VIII b.
with them 300 spirit and trust TINT tho
fuiurc may hold Boo store Cor me ths
plen.ur 81 shnkug each one by jhp
mana ana welcoming them back iu
safety.
Thanking you in advance for tender.
lnF my congratulations and best wishes
famous"
corporal ponurllln be- son uf John
W buuuellan, president uf the Come
mDroiul Rank of this city The Young
man enlisted lu Major Grants come
pary but 600 arriving in Manila WINS
made orderly Co Col Francis Green.
Upon the yuluurIa return o. America
about three months ago. Corporal Don.
NOLAN secured hiH discharge uud soon
after entered the employ VI the Barber
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syn be Read TO the Prisoner BY Sheriff
HoWelIs This Evening.
CANNOT GET OUT ON BONDS,
mt Must be safely Kept In Custody
UnuI the Further order Of
Inc Court.

The bench warrant Tor the arrest OF
John II. Boubrook. as ordered by Judge
cherry carly In the week. issued out Of
Ga. district clerks office today. and
few minutes later was placed In the
hands OF sheriff IIowclls. The sheriff
was on his way up Emigration canyon
when the warrant was handed him,
ana the conclusion he then came to was
q, rad Il to the prisoner upon his re-
turn late this evening. Al first County
Attorney Putnam did not think Il
necessary to serve the process ON Ben
brook for the reason that he was all
rgady Ia custody. but Il now appears
that the sheriff has been advised to
read the warrant to the prisoner the
same as though he had been
admitted TO bail. Benbrook. It
10 said. Is In absolute tx
uorancc Of the fillng OF the informa-
ton. charging him with murder; conse-
qucuuy when he Is served with the
bench warrant 1t Will come In the ma
turs u a surprise to him.
THE WARRANT.
The warrant which Sheriff Howclis
will serve ON Bcnbrolk rcadH as follows
state OF Utah. County OF Salt Lake.
In the Third Judicial District
The State Of Utah To the sherin OF
salt Lake Coupty, state Of Utah, OF
any OF his deputies, Greeting.
An Information having bccn filed on
the IN day Of August. A. u, eighteen
hundred and ninety In the Third
judicial district court OF the state uf
Utah. held in and for Salt Lake county,
charging John II. Bcnbrook with tho
crime of murder
You are therefore commanded 10
forthwith arrest the above named John
No. Honbrook and bring him before that
court 10 answer said Information. OF II
lhr rourt hiss adjourned FOR the term.
that you keep. or cause him 10 be safe
By kept IN custody until the further or
lsr OF this court.
A. q. NORRELL Judge.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court Affixed nt salt Lake city this
llth day OF Aug, 4, u. 1893
DAVID g. DUNBAR
tseal1 clerk.
BY +. W. LITTLE,
Deputy Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Washington, Aug ii.-Gen. otis to-
day ylbled the war department as fol-
lows.
Manila. Aug. ll.-City OF Para ar
rived Private CUsley Reed, Twenty
fourth. died at sea. Sheridan sails to-
day. OTIS,
July 10 with 10 and -. Fourth cavalry.
headquarters A, T.. n and x, Twenty
furuth Infantry ana 70 company, en-
gIuurr battalion. 800 officers and Hll en-
listed men. Gen. Schwln commanding.
The Sheridan win bring back the Min
ucsuta and South Dakota troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
Subsistence Oaprlmsn, IS Directed 10 Render
All ienpsuy Relief Possible.
DISTRESS Is EVERYWHERE.
Gem Davis says . Hundred Thousaud
Have Lost Everything -Eivo IIun-
drnd Lose rhcir Lives.

Washington. Aug ii.-secy. Root has
prepared un appeal GO the people of tho
United States fUr aid 60 those who have
suffered ln Porto UIco by the recent oy-
clone This action was taken upon a
receipt of a telegram from President
MoN'nloy suggesting that Il b. done.
The subsistence department OF ths
army 100 Porto Rico has been directed TO
render such temporary aid us u can un-
ul suppllya arrive.
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rno,n wno nlrp " nArrlr.
Impressive Remembrance for the hoys
Who Gave Up Their Lives.

The honorcd dead will not be forgot
ten nd the battery reception. While
there will Boz some comrades IN arms
who Will not De present 10 receive "A
medal of honor Tor their gallant SER
Vices to their country and state, mere
viii be- medal cast Tor every man VINO
IA will be- % sad and impressive ten-
ttrs OF tho reception exercises when the
uttlo disca uf silver viii be presented
10 the parents or othor legal represent
ativrs OF the volunteers who hay" sue
cumbed to Filipino bullets or the none
lgsa aurpr shafts OF disease ana teNers
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Cleveland, O.. Aug. william T.
Cuplo, "a nun-unluu mutorman on tho
Central avenue line OF the Bis Com
tulIdItud company. today nrcd Two
shots az william Little, tcamster.
both bullets taking onuot. In return
Little picked up "a Ratchet lying iu his
wagon and hurled % ut DuplC. striking
the moturmuu loo the head and making
"a frIghtful wound. The latter claims
that Little called him "a "Ecab' a. his
ear was passing the wagon. This the
trtmstur denies The mUturman IL IN
iuil upon thr charge uf shooting ~ KIN.
Little was removed Co u hospital. Nei-
thrr man Is fatally injured.
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mcnts was appointed and Instructed 10
report nt Oh" next meeting
General pUurlHa rrerrffuIlv REPORTS
that requests fur places loo the parade
are coming ln slowly aud hr has Issued
un order that 400 such must bH zoo boy
Wednesday thH 18th Places NlI nor
De- aFHirued 20 organization whuaa Hu-
plicatlous are pr'sogted at O. later date.
Eighnali BHap.r Tho Utah Uat.
tHHns held tluu'H name high among
che States nt tho Union lu tho fighting
around Manila. They ara coming home
unl thu loyal aud patriotic people off
The State desire fu give them I rHYHl
reception At Star Pavilion 100 Friday
night Aug 80. viii Do given dance
Got the purpose Of raising funds Go Uas
Hlst Zoo the good work ls.t everybody
come out and bring 90 cents 90 h'ip
UIUnr
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Puerto Plata, Aug, ll.-Goyernor Fcp-
pin has moved 20 Monte Christi Win
1900 men, Infantry and cavalry. The
uprising in Santp Domingo, Minister
Curdcru says viii bee put down iu mr.
teen days Senior DOrdern and senior
Alyerpz, the minister vi finance, landed
here today from uu ARMED steamer aud
with their stats departed lmur .pitgy
for Santiago de Cubuller0s.
The government auuuufV--7 mat ior-
clgn money will be allowed 10 enter ana
circulate freely and without restriction
and that the retirement VI bank notes
viii begin August II,
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Hammer that General rsnrosr Wants TOT
Parent, 81 the Volunteers.

General prnrnse d. very anxious 20
carry ont mo idpa suggested In the
"S,,ys"-that IL place OF honor De- zee
served n the procession for the parents
uf tho boys who offered their lives Tor
their country's welfare. lie thinks they
should be- n the nrHt division bearing
nt their head banner umoluzoned WIN
Tho General r. uf the further opinion
that auph recognition would meet WIN
marked favor On the part NJ the public
SAID he today. I'VE sent about seven
hundred and nfty boys from Titan, to
the war n place ia given 20 thelr
fathers and mothers or brntheth OF
como other represontatlve OF their FAM
NV we Will H4ye about seven hunufcd
and my more. which VIII make one OF
the very best HhowiuRs Of the parade
one. too. that will teach lasting lesson
Ia patrlotlam."
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bombay, Aug. li.-Prcparutons are
about completed Tor the dispatch OF H.
600 troops 90 South Africa.
A number NJ transports are 90 rellI-
ness in Indian waters and iu the event
uf war troops Will be- embarked s.mul-
tuuyuusly here, at knruchee ana az
Calcutta.
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H. G.. Wells. uf castle Gate has WRIT
ton the executive committee giving the
names ana present addresses Of the
Carbon county volunteers. The mgm-
hrra OF captain Gaines cavalry troop
who volunteered from that section are
as follows Sergeant T., r. Dutu1 sum
uyH.dg. Corporal ". n. Donaldson,
castle Gate, Alex Millgau, ogden.
charles NpugchauHr Scuhvld, Louis
Smith. Price. THE Rough Riders utu
serEcuuts 70. Forester and Private
Steward OF castle Gate. James Man
sen ut Scuuvld was q member uf bat
terry e. All uf them viii make AN EFFORT
to bo present ana take part in the crlc-
bratiOu
j. Il. Tolton ~ Beaver asks that he br
wired the exact date Of the festivities,
SO that tho boys OF his county may
come up ana assist In the celebration.
scANDINAvIANs MEET AGAIN.
The scandinavian Americans of SAT-
Lake met again last evening ana fur
ther considered the matter OF repre-
sentatlon In the parade. IL was stated
that az least 20 per cent u the Volun-
teers who went from Utah were OF
scandinavian parentage, No action was
taken 6ut COMMITTEES on arrange
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uneasy. should she return. Prof Hep
burn states that he viii fulnll his ON
gagemcnt at Caldor's Park rs previous
~ arranged.
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pHr,rus GOrTr MARITAL.
Tho secret sittings Were Concluded Early
This Morning,

Reunos, Aus 1.-THE proyfuH court.
martial concluded its SECRET sessions
ut o'clock this morning while M.
ralologue, ot the foreign office rom-
pletod hlB explanations OF the secret
dossler The court win meet again at
$3.50 tomorrow morning
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Washington. Aug, ll.-Mal. Charles
H. kilhouruo, paymlstyr of the army
has been appointed Go duty ls treasurer
OF the Philippine islands and the island
OF Guam. All money OF the civil gov
eminent or the Islands viii be placed In
his hands.
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MEDALS FOR UTAH'S REGULARS.

All Utah Volunteers who enlisted the Regular
Army, and who are in this State, requested
send their and proof undersigned
that medals OF honor be prepared for them.
HEBER M. WELLS Governor
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF UTAH.
A Proclamation.

Co
Al 10 Republic
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hardshIs
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legal the o
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vnInnty
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who'll down n
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Of o be
Doeat a "a this eleventh day oil August D.
NJ.