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Show 3 yOL. IX. OGDEN, UTAH: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. mm mwtm Zht DOMESTIC NEWS. HfgitUtmy Election W. V. Tublisued every evening Suu by) by the .lion tin (except liBSCRlI'TlOa: Thru Montiu, 1.6 U : a", fi.60 CO I 6. One Month, O l .r nw,u uk(. r.rd 'y tarrwr to any jwrt 1.00 -- .. vn on Adrertls-.- j Row (Times Building), Baths, Newspaper yen, w Y 41 '!.. tai k anlhi. : to coutract for ti ria- In Uic Daily and aviriiM.'mnU Q It-- tht Cky. kn- - rales icade application Mr. J. H. f Seml-(V'kl- ''cdi'" Jusctiom, nt ur . TrafJj to tka Josnwa. toj W. V. 1 Faallj Trsgwdj. Columbia, S. C, Sec. 8. Printing Association, incorporated.) 1 HA y beet Uaat III FOBPit Shut. Chicago, Dec. 8. The town t 5 HI Wo. JO Gilson, Illinois, is horrified over the i t v, sr. (aina; Bunnt, discovery of the remains ot an uu known man in a field, with a bullet ' I RACTS M Pnl vrtni IN-. ( i unn a iCr.:' hole in his heart, a revolver by his ,i u in side, one chamber of which was empty, and a drove ef kegs devour CARDS. ing the nesp en his face and bands, E. V. JOHH80B. The coroner gave a verdict of suicide, J. llABBATT, but there is some indication et murder. The body was well dressed. Omtt Bttf Cattlt, LAWYERS. Caicaoo, Dec. 8. Seme heavy ifae end side Main St., Ogden, Utah. cattle was received here, yesterday, There was an arrival of 173 fancy Christmas cattle averaging about LOANS ON MOKTOAGES EFFECTED. no'ilf 2,000 pounds, coming from Elkhart, Ills., they were sold at $665 and today sales were made as high as $670 TIIOS. W. W00TT0N, similar stock. These are the highest ami Shoemaker ! prices for years, Cft(-Jto.IM:- ir A-- vt-r- -- mil 1 lln)t Frtew te Death for Whltkr. Mrs. Anne Morgan, wife of Peter Morgan, was found frozen to death, just outside her own door this fore Residence on wut tide of Mean ,SL, Let. 2,1 and 3d. At KPECIA.LTY. A KP.J'Air.INa noon. Ssbe ha been made crazy from intoxicants and stole from the house during the night to procure liquor which, when obtained, stupe- DITTO. tloctS 2w FOXCMIIUFY! fied her and rendered her unable t get inside tb e house. 1 National. ranawtCaial Palirj, ! gi.uiaaui-tioi- u through Kiw Yoei, Dec. 9. The TJVW praises Hayes lor tne position as took in his message on the Panama canal and adds: 'It is clearly the duty of all patri ,r v'. h. KEEBEE, otic and intelligent Americans, with -isj-TISout distinction of party, te suppert the executive in this position. We J Platina. p .. .1 Hi nt .i Artkholat Tart. .d. cannot, and must not permit the .h ptofeuioo, aad .. ,L iJdw known populations of the Isthmus to come :irrltlvli n effect Bt under the moral control ana influ ence of any European power. The fourth Stnat, !o of Main Micel, u.'ar naval stations established on Ike 2JT tuiUKN, UTAH. Isthmus by the president must be with everything ttiat is equipped l;LKlC!f, if. D necessary to tteeure the efficiency and predominance of our squadrons I in those waters. No friendly power can or will take umbrage at tbin, O2'.oco Vomih Street, and if this 4s done promptly, ad H.DEX, CIAH. KAI.'K iil.O( K, enuately and firmly, no power 2d and ti will ke likely to be unfriendUujidt:Ji.'e: Main .St duu-to us. What Malta, Gib ly raltar and CvDrus are to England in 11. W. 0. 3ARG-iBT- . connection with the Sue Canal, tbis ; and wore than this,tne navai of the United States on the will be to this country in - LA W, conneCtioa with the Isthmian paal , CO UN8J2L OR-- at ' -,,eKcn Do ii b'.uiic, wnt aule Main St., either by way ml . in dutr f UTAH, OtJDES, oMind an h dK-construction of a canal, but takinar te secure the construc tion of a canal call our attention sharply and imperatively to our duty The American in the premises. the peop:e will not deal lightly with public fortunes tr the fame of man who fails to see thU and to act in the light of the things w they now are." Mllb.li- W.l nV. Punila ann- - T. 'f ,:l. io31'OIA.'.TIII8X. sta-lvio- ATTOHNE7 v:' lj ,i. W ay A Traacotital Slfhwaj. Dec. 9. In the WASHiBOTOif, Absolutely Pure. Win. trim futi, u- -'i . f i niu irwitiiii.'ft'oni hwry, viih... -- 4. A.Ji.nl Item Bixisa lil.lc . : -t- io mdigea- - '"'.Co., elor. A;-"- ' .i-l. r2 W 'Ln WHO LE SALE jfePRODUCEScFRUITS! I. M S ,v 4 nnrnr k Quincy people in Fiat tar. Xw Yejicr Do. UTAH. Bos- ton, and perhaps Vanderbilt, have to do with it We have heard that Gould and hie ew England colleagues in the Union Pacific management are not altogether in accordance to the policy of increasing the connections and respontiDiuues oi the company with thesouthwet and Texas, and it is possible that Gould ha concluded to sell out. A SHIPPING & COMMISSIO ten-a- te Pendleton introduced a joint resolution tor the purpose ot obtaining the privilege of opening a road ana nijnwey iruui iu line of the United States and British America through British Columbia to Fort Wrangell and Sitka in Alaska. It was referred to the committee on foreign relations. riian Paeillf Mortnitata. Nbw Yeic, Dec. 9. The Cer-cia- l of this evening says: "The sudden rise in Union Pacific stock from par to 107J per cent has given rise to all sorts of rumors in Wall Street, as to a ehange of control at tho annual election in March. There is nothing authentically known abeut the movement, but the strong impression o the street is that the TrUr.-- No otlj.r iiAMlaky bot lir.adw, Burlington Or-- (frill ..,iik . The W It. Washington special says James Keeiie is negotiating for the purchase of the celebrated Meem farm in the Ktionandoah Valley, Virginia, oneot ;.!IN AUAN', if. Khe finest farms in the south. The 'owirt Afrftf, Ogdtn, Viuh. a,uw. pric if pore man p. I). fies OVirs- - fOST OFFICE. ' A most SpRiKcriLD,Mass.,Dec.9 this morn out, distructive fire broke o- - uie manuisciur-j- 2 ing in the neart JT. J. POWKRS, M. D. the in large block of the cenUr. Co. The Wasoa Manufacturing and Surgeon. losses ar eaiiwtd at $100,000. disniimfcer of firnis. among t ofutti; i'oi nr of Young and tributedinsured. The chief engineer mostly tf h Ofden. and several firemen were more or less injured. Fiiyddan y.t-nj- - r3 U 3. eb-- I. TUiKS, Co. BifUli Mow. Vsw il AatMHat Dec. 0! aki 1 The Mis-issiL- pi yalley sanitary conferenee, 1UCIIAI1DS & WILLIAMS, .adopted with gret qnanimity to a resolution urging gAvernnieat tike complete cuarge m m St., nunii'"" f- t'.ie MisiMir.pi valLey. )fScr in l'cery Block, Fpa'-t' This j." nonFN UTAH. y LAWYERS. rrtf Txr4rfh Ui4 Tk I a dewberry County, tkU sUte, a iltocking tragedy occurred ou Mob lay. John Lylen married a Miu Thouatu of Union County, several yeart age. She died aad he married ker youngest sister irho died within a year. Lyles tken married Miss Gidaan of Newberry. James Thomas, the father of the irst two wives, met Lyles at xveweerry wuere a aispute arose about the property aad Taema killed Lyles. Before Lyles fell, ke shot Thomas aad kis son; voubj Thomas died, yesterday. A -- IS 0RDOAXCE FOREIGN NOTES. (H4 ulkiJnnn laa ! Flator. oj I vlt r. Sec. 1. Ii by (A City Council of OaJtn City, that the Munic ipal Election of said city shall be it crdui'ntd Dsai.is, Deo. . The land league it conducting the campaign iu the north with ovnsiderable skill, modi fying its programme and proceedings to avoid offending the prejudices ef the people of Ulster. In the province there is quite a different teae in their speeches from that prevailing in other parts of tke country witk a view conciliatory to Presbyterians, Liberals and Orangemen. Tho system ef Boycotting kas keen applied to six detachments of con stabulary in dilerent parts ef Ire land, Fanter's Mnaifeat. Dee. . Foister, chief secretary for Ireland, has iaaasJ a ae.Doranouni te the magistrates, pointing out tkat under certain acts of parliament, persons assembling armed, or disguised, or assuming the name of any society to the terror of Mer Majesty's subjects, are guilty ef high misdemeanor, rendering them liable to imprisonment, aa are also these who ky threats endeavor to compej any person to quit employment, or wko publish er write sny. thing calculated to ereate a riot or an unlawful assembly. All msgis-tratand constables are bound t apprehend, oppose and disperse persons engaging m theio practices and they can command all persons to assist them. Any two saagistrsUa can bind over persons whom they have reason to suspect of even a a intention to participate in unlawful proceedings or assembly: er in of refusal to be bound ever, they can commit them to the goal. They ran bind ever persons whom they beliexe can give evidence relative te such proceedings and if they refuse to be bound ever or to give evidence, they can commit them to goal. LoaifON. es ee Confer On th T5bhi.iv. Dec. 9. Afgwiraittn and Providing for Jrk (jitntlaa. SobnrotT. Russian ambassador to this court, has gone to Friedrichsrubo to confer witk Bismarek on tke Greek question. On his return to Berlin ke will proceed immediately to Si. Petersburg. Haaw Laftrra Isaaka. Lonboh. Dec. 8. Shaw Lefevre. tho new commissioner of works and kniMin.a. who is universally lecec- nized as holding tke most liberal views on the subject or insn iana, .nd who has stated he was advanced to hi rekentost iieiUv With a view to tke services ke could render in the debates en the land question, in his speech at Reading, last night, said: Ownership was the hignt degree of security known to the law, but there were many degrees of security for tenants short of this which might be espakle efmo e immediate application. "The formation of a clues ef peasant proprietors must," ho said, ''nee we are preearily tobo slew unless landlords at expropriate pared our own price. It weuld be easy to show this could not be for the benefit Of Ireland. It would multiply the evils of absenteeism ive fold and would result in not only a fifth, but f all the rent Jrlad being sent out ef Ireland in the shape rMt en vmrenate monev. A nf could tystem of extended ownership not last if it had its origin in confis-eatin- g Whatever is nd robbing. with done every reU done Hiut gard to the rijbk er compensation , held on the second Monday of Feb ruary, lsal.aud biennially thereafter, lor the election of the following officers for said city, c.;: One mayor, four aldermen, five councilors, one recorder, one treasurer, one marshal, and one axuesbor and collector, who shall hold their cilices for two years, and until their euccessors are elected and qualified. Sec. "2, No pemon shall be elrcteJ or appointed to any office of faid eity unless he is a cit'uen of tho United State, and has been a constant residewk 1 uid city for one year next preceding such election or appointment. Meither thall any person be eligible to vote at any election unless possessing tho qualifica tions of a voter, as prescribed by the laws of the territory of Utah, and has been a constant resident in said city during the six months next pre ceding said election. No officer cr soldier of tho Unite'! States army, or other person subject to iu military authoiity, ahali bp eligible to office or entitled to vote at any municipal election ia said city, unless Im home er place of refinance was therein at e. th time of ennping in such 1' .ser-vi- See. 3. The af sor and collector constiia and 'or said cttj, i tuted tbe registration otticer, mid is antheiir.'d to appoint one or more deputie., when ue.enarv, to Hid him ia rarrytr g out the (.revision of this ordinance. The list of voteis made by the asaeasir snd collector in the year 1879, and fulisequtnih revised hereby apprised and by bitn. i adoptad as Die regtr tn.il list ol said city. 4. It; hall heieut'ler be the duty ot the asessor and collector, in person or by deputy, it the tiiuo of making each annual assessment for taxes, to take a transcript of the next preceding registration list, and proceed to the revision of the same, and for this purpose he shall visit every dwelling house in this city, and make careful enquiry if any person whose name is on his libt has died or removed from this city, or is otherwise dit qualified as a voter therein, and if so, to erase his name therefrom, or whether any qualified voter resides therein whoso name is not on the list, and if so, to add the name thereto, subject to the conditions named in section five hereof. Sec. 6. The asuessor and collector shall, each year, give t least ten days' notice by having the same in serted in some newspaper navinc a general circulation in this city, or by posting tne same up in tnree public places therein, that he will, during the week commencing on the third Monday in December next, be in attendance at his office for the purs pose of registering nil applicants for registration who are entitled thereto, and he shall, during the time named in said notice, be in attendance at his oflicc, and Khali en-- , ter !uuon his registry list the names of all applicantswho appear and tub scribe in substance the following oath or affirmation: Timitobt 0eP o Utah, Cur. Upon hearing tae case, if said alderman shall find that the person ob jected to is not a qualified voter, he snail witnm three day prior to the election, transmit u certified list of the names of all euch unqualified person, t the judges of election aud such judges shall strike out such mimes from the registry liat, before opening tho polls. The polls ahull be open to receive votes ut the hoair of eight o'clock in the morning and continue epen till six o'clock in the evening. Sec. S. The city recorder shall cause to be written or printed, a notice, designating the offices to be tilled, tho day when the election shall be held, the place for holding the polls, and the time when the same will open and close. Me shall date said notice and cause a copy thereof to te posted up at leuti in i ecu uayg ueiore tne election, in at least three places iu this city, which are best calculated to give notice to all the voters therein. Sec. y. Tho Council shall, at least twenty days before an election, ap point turee capable and discreet per sons, one at least of whom shall be of tho political party that was in the minority at the last previous election, if any such party there be, to act as judges of general nnd special elections, and shall designate one of the persons appointed, to preside, and the other two to act as clerks of said election. And the Recorder shall make out certificates of said appointments, and transmit them to the persons so appointed, who previous to entering upon the duties of said office shall take and subscribe an oath before some person duly authorized to administer the same, to the effect that they will well and faithfully perform all the duties of said offices to the bestof their ability, and that they will studiously endeavor te prevent any fraud, deceit or abuse at any election over which they may preside. If any of such judges de cline to serve, or fail to appear, the voters first assembled on the day of tho election, to the number of not less than six, at, or immediately after the time designated for opening the polls, may elect a judge or judges to till the vacancy, end the persons so elected shall qualify aa hereinbefore provided. Sec. 10. Tho Council shall provide the necessary books, stationery, and a ballot box; which ballot box shall be made of galvanized iron, of suits--1 blq size, with Yale or other safe lock and two keys. One of the keys to be kept by tbe judged of election, and one by the City Recorder. There shall be a holo in the top of said ballot box, of sufficient si.e to admit a .' single ballot. Sec. 11. The City Council shall provide the judges of election with a sufficient number of plain envelopes for election purposes, which envelopes shall be uniform in color and size, without any mark, writing, printing or device upon them; and no other kind shall be used at any given election. Before opening the polls tbe ballot box shall be carefully and publicly examined by the judges of election, who shall satisfy themselves that nothing is therein. It shall then be locked and the key thereof delivered to the presiding judge, and said box shall not be opened during the election. Sec. 12. At the opening of the polls at all general and special elections, the judges of electiou shall designate on of the Judges acting as clerk, who shall have in custody the registry liisf, and whenever any ballot shall be deposited in the ballot box he shall write the word "voted", opposite to the name of the person castiui; the vote, and the other judge acting as clerk shall write the name of tke voter and the number ot the vote upon a list to be wade by sqch - IS. ' tht ii.' yci 'a 4mtt judj. dr.re' qtr. k NO. 35. 1880. i , being first duly swoj'n, J, depose and say that I urn over twenty one years ot age and nave re sided in Ogden City for ti months next preceding the date hereof, and (if a male) am a ("native born," or as tbe case may be) citizen A,f the landlords." of the United States, (or, if a female,) He said he h4 no sympathy with I am "native born" or"naturalized," the plans of intimidating end Ti"1n er the "r7ife,"or "widow," or "daugh method of the land league. They ter," (as the case may be) of a native had et up government in opposi- born or naturalued fitisen of the judge.' Sec. tion to that of tho queen and this United State. Jvery voter shall desig' was a state of things whjeh pould net nate on a single Isljot written or Subscribed and sworn to before printed, the name of the person or bs allewed te continue. A. D. me this day of persons voted for, with a designation Assessor. ofthecfiiue to be filled; which ballot shall be neatly folded and placed in laeraaace Bntiana. Upon tho receipt of such affidavit, one of the envelopes hereinbefore shall Jiiw Yoik, Dec. 9. The aforesaid place the assessor as for, and delivered to the the increased tho Chrnk!$ ihows name of such voter upon the provided .fudge of election, who presiding from forty earnings for Jsoverober li'ti Dl deliver the same shall, in the presence of the voter, oq lines of road over last year amount registry with alf affidavits, withjn the together' peine of the proposed, vqtf r being to 21 per cent, or $3,747,000. five days alter tne expiration oi found on the registry list and on all nrolr- challenges to such rote being decided Sec. . The eity recorder shall in favor of such voter, deposit in the Fare KeeUfled Whisky. said affidavits, ballot carefully preserve all without any mark whatbox, to desire W. B. Reynolds k Co., and registry list, and shall make a placed on such envelope. inform the publie generslly that tkey eopy of each registry list, and cause ever Icing Sec. 14. As soon as the ibaU hav a sample room on eat side tbe same te be posted up at least Main AtrL near corner of Fifth. the twonty days before the day of elec be closed the judges, pf election shall immediately proceed to canonly place in Ogden where ''ijey- tion, In some conspicuous place, at vass tbe votes apd continue withnolds' (Jo.s rure jveeuneu nun-kv- :' or near the place of election, and out adjournment until completed. ean be bad, from a single drink shall make and transmit another All candidates voted for may be rnnv to the judges of election. up to a barrel. Call and see. either in person Or y present, i Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of the . eesaei in to witness said canvaas. on to the notice recorder give eity If any envelope shall b fouud to Lost. lists so posted up, tnat any aiaerman contain two, or more ballots of the ia and for sajd city, will hear, objecmo kind, no j only shall be countBetween Wheelei's Mill and to the perto tions right jtote, pi any farm in lluattvilia. a d ary ed; if it shall contain two or more until the day ballots money end papers. Tie son registered, the election: ijftb designating more than one containing . riid ob .,r next preceding j j ley finder win oo rewarnen person for the sanie office, neither when bo shall heard only jections L. W. Wigi.n, Lilltit haiJ be counted for either of in writing, njr a (junumi iwn, mob ddeaTSO Ogden Cany. madedelivered persons. If any ballot shall alderman to the said and for more than one designate at least ten days prior to the dy of tho same office, such ballotperson shall not writ'.en a who issue shsll election, Fresh Cranktrrits. be counted for either of such pernotice to the person objected to.: sons. VHolmheat fiou. and MarlcSyrup when stating the y,lace,day nd hour . The Sec. ai'iA- - Wo7arooif k Co'a. canvas, abtill iw.rn- the objection will be heard, and giv- menoa whet lutveac'.ed the by judges which in less not fbap li?o days ing lbr-iclerk aj respective cutiipaiing the The to appear. person making the chill serve, or cause to be lists, snd ascertaining therefrom objection . chki. Toa Coughs and Colds, ese Brawn's served, said notice upon the peiaon number of del . 'j'he box shall then be opened and Balsam. returns shall make Cough objected to, ind therein contained counted of said service to said alderman, be- the ballot , shall be. by the the whom fore oljection r Wuiim riiKease. ne Brown's heard, unlews at the time aet forbear- The presiding' j idge ahull then all Western Hemedies. Fr fs'e ky proceed to open the ballots st.'l yll ing h? ' all be unable to hear the Gtftbf-jelrothe names of tlie perdealer in medicine in Ogden 'end same, the objection, in which ra the offices they Utah. notice and return, may be taken be- sons yatttd fry and to fill- - The judges intended are fhall who other fore any alderman, clerks shail tnke an account Sillcr'A Ce. hear and determinetbecise, iliesnrue acting as of the same, and all t he ballot tl.ail commenbeen hod if it as Co. originally k e Wttf The be immediately returned to the balced before UJjN'. is now in full blat. We are lot box, which box shall immediately i be cbV.l pars'ale mined to ive you satisfaction. If The objection and securely scaled. be locked Is Ut uhi-m-! We ticular grounds Uion which it you don't get it. Sec. J ft. After tbe can vase shall conubo shall and the notice of and medkinds made, drugs have all of no that the have been completed, the n;.dte( icine, all of which we guarantse to be tain a statement thereof, be determine nd t!ii" election ?d.j riji articles. Please persvn objected to may fully apcast for each uiirnbei if tOl genuine and pure store, fourth prised of the nature of the object op. tall cn us, bt cur drug for the several offices, wh'u Ii ' an person l fce shall uot ca i be sn required street, Og'Jen. i'restrif tio,ij he placed on the lists swer to any objection, of which tie renult sba'l fully and aceuiateiy eomjounaefi. Cie made judges acting as clerks by sVi'l p1 h?o had men notice. ''nat-uralized- ," & Hf of the election, and tho judge shall shall also forfeit the right ti thereupon certify to tho correctness vote at such election; and any elect' of the same and deliver all lists, se- or whoe right to vote ahull be chal curely sealed, together with tho bal- lenged for such cause, before th lot box, to tho city recorder person, electien officers shall be required t.i ally, within twelve Lours after the swear or uttirm that tho matter oi the challenge is untrue, before hi completion of tho uouut. Sec. 17. On receipt f the ballot vote ahull be received. box aad returns of elevtiou the city Sec. "Jfj. Any peron who tii.iit lecorder shall, in preaeuce of a com- offer uny threat or inliimtl.-ilion- . tk mittee appointed by the city coun- any elector, for tho purpose of in cil for that purpose, bicak the seal of fluencing his or her vote, or wli tho returns, and all candidates may shall exauiiue any bal! offered o. bo present, aa providad in section oaat at the polls, or found in fh-fourteen of this ordinance, and stud ballot box, for any other pur'posi-tha- n to ascertain what candidal.! recorder aad said coiukuittre, shall carefully exauiiue lb iciurns; and has ben elected, or w ho votes morn if no irregularity or discrepancy ap- than once at any one election, pear therein, affecting the result of knowingly offers to vote two or luou the election of any candidate, they ballots at anyone time, or in air," shall accept said return! as correct: mannej ohanges any ballot after t li but if tbe right of aay person voted same has been deposited in the box, for is in any way affected, then tho or adds, or attempts to add any balrecorder and committee shall open lot to those legally polled, shall b" the ballots, and canvaaa tho same, deemed guilty of an offence, ami so far as to determine the rights of shall be punished as hereinbefore the person whoso office may bo af- prescribed. fected. They may also cause to apSec. 27. All ordinance, or parta ot' pear before then any person, whom ordinances superceded by,or in coa they may deem proper and take fliet with any of tbe provisions otf their testimony in relation to said this ordinance, are hereby repealed. election. After tho completion of said canvass the city recorder, and Western Union atock fell to 85 J committee tball declare the result thereof, and the eity recorder shall to day. immediately make out and transmit Beaeonofield visited the queen, a certificate of election to each per- this morning. son elected to any office. ocSec. 18. Whenever a tie shall Flogging in the British navy lira cur between two or more persona for been abolished. the same office, tho recorder shall Afire broke cut in tho TheatrF, notify each of such persons thereof; Comique, St. Louis, such notice shall state tho time, Tettierew's official majority fof place and manner in which the tie is to be decided, and if neither of delegate from Dakota is 9,487. such persons appear by self or agents, At Arendal, Norway, IS housiH the office shall be deemed scant; if and the post office burned down. only one appear tho recorder shall The new fortification bill, befcrl issue a certificate of election to such person, and the person or persons the house, appropriates 110,000. who do not appear, shall be deemed The part of tho Swiss viU tohave waived all right to said office. lage of greater jVloetscu, has been burned. II two or more appear, the tio shall The international regatta at Lonbe decided by lot in the presence of don has been put off till next sum-me- r. the recorder. See. 19. Immediately after tho in spection of the ballots they shall be Accomodation! for 150 British; returned into tbe box, which shall be soldiers have been ordered at locked and seenroly sealed, and se preserved for ten dsys after the re The failure of tho New York coffee sult of tho election hac been declared; and immediately after tho ex- firm (has not affected tho English piration of the ton days, if no notice trade. of coutest has been filed, the city reThe land leaguer who killed the corder shall, in tke presence of at bailifTiu Tyrone Co., Ireland has been least one member of the city oonricil, arrested. destroy all of said ballots. The Marquis of Kipon, governor Sec, -- 0. 1 he city recorder shall, as soon as possible after the result o- general of India, has had n slight tne election has been determined, suistroke. make out a general abstract thereof The Border City mill at Fall Iliver in duplicate, and certify to the cor- will make costly ulditions and imrectness thereof; one of which ho provements. shall file, and the other he shall post Last week, the bullion in tl? Bank up in his office, and every person elected or appointed to an elective, of England decreased nearly fivy judicial or administrative office, million dollats. shall, before be enters upon tho There were 217 killed .ind duties thereof, appear before the re- 70 injured by the pewim rai roadtt in Illin corder and take and subset ibe an ois, in one yeur. . oath or affirmation that bo will supThompson denits tlie port the constitution of tho United Secretary that he is to be elected presiStates, the laws of this territory and rumor tbe ordinances of this city, and that dent of the Panama Canal Co. he will well and truly perform all Jules Simon has leu elected the duties of hie office to the best of chairman ef the commi. tee of the his knowledge and ability; and shall French senate on the mauihtrat y file the same with said recorder. bill. The mayor shall, in addition to the The Denver A Rio Grtndi It. I,'. usual oath, swear or affirm that he will at once commence laying Co., so his devote of much will time to the duties of hie office as an efficient their rails between Pueblo and Denand faithful discharge thereof may ver. require, and any person elected or The Greek chamber f deputies, appointed to any office in said city, after as'.oriny cession, voted &U,C0),. who, for thirty days after such elf c 000 to the ministers i f was and tion or appointment, fails to qualify marine, and enter upon the duties of such l'arnell's incendiary speech At office as required by law, ibe pity tho council may declare said office va Waterford is being examined cant and proceed to all tbe same as law officers, to get an action at laiv out of it. other vacancies are Ailed. . The mayor and aldermen, aec. The dissatisfied menibera oi ihi before entering upon the duties of British cabinet aro believed to bo their respective effies, shall give Earl Selborne, Duke of Argyll. Mar bonds with approved securities, each quis of Hartington, W. 11 Forster. in tho penal sum of - five thousand Forty-si- x railroads doing Wines dollars to the people of Ogden City, conditioned for the faithful perform- in Illinois have earued during th. ance of tbe duties thereof, which year fading June 'M, $l.':'J,i 10(3,000, rf bonds shall be approved by tho re wWch $151,000,000 were net iucome. ccrder and filed in his ofBeej, See 22. Tho asetor, tko aldermen, NOTICE. city recorder, and judges of election shall receive for their services such co . rARrNERSim fieiikto-rOKcompensation aa the city eouneil shall existing nnder tho name an.t determine. styleol 1. E. Dooly & Co., ia ibe city of See. 23. Act emission or irregularity kgden, Utah Territory, U risoclve.1 ly mutual ronrent. of tbe assessor, or othi r officer E. H- Orth pnrcpaArd the Banking o aleotion matters, shall not aatets of the h.. ana and. Its labiliinvalidate any election, or authorise ties. .1. oi. of E. the rejection !: y, any legal votec cast, """' II except to the extent that such orr,. Ook.au L'tK, Ut. S,E. ).Oltl'H. ilUir'JljS. slon or irregularity shall kayo pre . & vented vote, Sec, 21, 4nj person who shall falsely make any return, or falsely make si.y certificate, or wko shall is Ataeaaor sail 'oltre Wc Olf.T, i n"1ii O'V, Lhe, !, !:), i any manner procure, or assist in makis berehv kfiveik that lwill,diir- ing the same, or who shall make any ln Notice week tbe commencing on thn thitil false at&davit to tbe assessor, or who, l iu attend Monday In Drrrmtier, having entered upon tho dul:e of knee at my office lc );,mi Citr, for the any ol the o races provided for in this parpoac of registering all app;,eun!a lor ordinance, shall wilfully fail or ref- rertairation who ate entitled turret o. lect to perform tbe same, or who Offloe boors frnro il a.m. to 4 n m. h iiEK, shall disturb or be guilty of any Atscstor ndTHOMAS Col!c?tor for 0"Je-- i Ci'r. riolou", boisterous or inde;eut condiiciia duct1, at any municip 1 elevtiou, or disturb or interfere with Ike canvassing t YOte,.os making returns tkere- oi, snail oe ueewekt guilty of au ISfFBIKU TO TIIK 1UTP, offence, and shall be pnnisned by a PAKTir.i J. V.. Ikie'yJc Co. will, f.ir the fine in any sum not exceeding one present, find I'neir iti Icail. n at 'hr hundred dollars, or by imprison- Bankinir Unae nf kintfcrie, Iik lr A Cn,, and tte llaMH'lean' tlirm will Ifnt'h-ment not exceeding niiiety-tiin- e u pnaeutaii H.. clays, or by both ruck fine aud im- there, E.tr. oirrtt. 3. prisonment, at the discretion of the Our-- , V. T , , udt'Jjj; . to-dn- Bui-Un- ' ; F per-f!Qi- ?f - l:r NOTICE. NOTICE, lr. court. -J. Sec. '.fa Any person who shad give, BKARDSLEY'S pr promise, or Her to give an elector any money, rewar- , oi other xfilua ble consideration, for his cr bfr vole UNION DEPOT HOTEL, at an eler.tion.or fo7 withholding tho same, or who shall give or promise Ogdcn Utah. to give such consideration to imy other person, for suck elector's vote, Rooms ami Table First-clas- s ia or the withholding thereof, or any Every Respect. Terms elector wha sIjH receive, for himself, Reasonable. or f?r number, any reward or other valuable consideration, for vote A at an election, or for wtkbolding the LI TRAIS WOP ONE HOCK, Pxraua al.irva L , fttl , Ti.itltj sRinv, slmil be dtenicd guilty of an n ibA-m-, St cn i. in offenstL and shall be punished as (.fl!rf" ba arlM aibi rw,ir.caa. iui u mm - t Mou-ui- pie'Kftsfced of in" epan. thia twenty-thre- e .iuuee and a til Uiat ratara. . 4.Ut lk!LEl. |