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Show Hiw'.laffsMaWCWsWIsaaasa tft WANTED, cords of the First District were de- now, to give it the attention it de EH. said Senator also. served. The (.Irinftitml in th nffirot of f'Lork (if the Ar --SSW Coo 'nm id Gone- -r Houses at v. : tr fcTTaridlfD. 1 1. i I 4 l l it swuxv, rtAn ax sions j buildinr. a railroad at. the Irate of a work. 1 toea cwcsu'f U1 V d.- y 3 Wart. the ct & tucicvj. i w uj Ik-- nu i wu-- in tne lact or r me vi rubnirig south : jecaiiiv i l niile and a hall! a from Ciion e4st thr tgh t'.is ilii duty of rfebcTding the p: vCeea-ia.- j; I record or certificate, wfcetherj PHAETON FOR- - SALE, ' r : . i Canda- t f f Wa mus" z.t bFway lAfe 'aui.er Umb ctfeen j. AND FAINTED. FRTyTKD ATTD fVBLlSBZD BT , v A. deus au umee nau oeen duus XTTrwrvVntrJOlED It. i of We have Uken,up thls Owner Jvtojr no further vm far Ju&jl coasequent theiA-qlctvWAQOM CO. DESEEKT DESERBt KgWSTcOMPANY. THE at" Enquire i i ulb says ii u. xui wnab is me again uecause may auow uuia and t was expected to add to it 200 M02W law? As we have 6hown, and citizens besides our Delegate,and be- miles more. Tne roaa wouia De -agricultural and FOB 8 ALU. the cause we wished to throw light tip-o- n important to the.of may " read, CHARLES W. PEIfROSE.' ED1T0K. asTayone coninterests Nevada, mining not been have NOTR BOOJCSjAT PESERET laws do naturalization those points which say -- and STTTPKNTSr necting r,r with. Jthe .Virginia Jc Kit m that- - in 'such case "he shall not surrounded with a cloud of sophistry, Truckee-Rntn-froKeno to Virginia city, jie saia Jm. 11. 1SS1. be deemed citizen." If there were by the advocate of the person who OA8H i war notaitts ot interest to be then no "record transact ffaad perpetrated-wthe f wrraterof represeHtrthe FOR AIX WOE PAID said about the mining interests here rtASH delivered CLEAN. Offloa. tion in court there must be some the People of Utah Territory. at thk Bags, at the present, except perhaps that w w. HATUBALIZATIOU T AUD RE- remedy for the citizen. As a general r CometocI? lode looked ft little todre ,IM COEDS. "promising. 'The business interests' rule, a court will not permit a party A LB 8 FOR of California were in an unusually to suffer through any mistakes of its AT trur na Thk dixputa Ml V BK81 1T "T.B T T JS fine condltlonr the hfirVest last year PaBxaKZ Nam Cvnosv of Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon, although own. For proof of this see Clapp vs. been very large. 1 2 Hilt. 317.;. Neither will ' ): - '. ,f.1 .".it having . hi . .1 ... entirely extraneous to the question" Graves, " i. I V .. ..iv--.:,- , i i r ,TT t allowFOR 8 aV . of hb right to the certificate of elee- - the mistakes oT, its officers be I Mi CA ..I! A s rForids The f?Waahlngtonpecial EDITION ""TOCTKINE AND tlnn ami ru f u ti 1 a nf t H a Bnhpra nf ed to prevail to the injury of a, party. NEW describes j the presentation OfifliOM mHE ' at si.o , ai jui cs.ee covenants lB4.tB la Cswdjr. Cande, relief tbe tlieikaxatefbr billJn j3 gan's ' Jurisdiction, aod ts.95, at DascaKr News Omom gubernatorial v- 4 or and St. Pavu following ad uranki: it says; cxBKiing very How., . brouzhtuD some Dolnts that shouldT.16, At r s vices are received at headquarters of dramatically asked that it be read, y i . I ;t be correctly understood. It seems many others.) ; On proof of the pro tne d; bowed .abof and. his Hiogan Dakota, orj gracious department -- DESEEET. to be the aim' of some fcgal minds to visions of tbe Jaw having been comD. T., January 10; 1331: sent. During the reading; Conkling; DinTERSITY-Oits amend .can with the Court and , Logan : vera i visibly-affectemystify and ,confuse Instead of to plied correct theT record nd ' Gen. J. H., Terryu commading , the Carpenter. error,; and right the rest ofi the. .Senate mmp THIBD TERM OS THE "PRESENT on an J throw light analyze Departmep t of j Dakota,. St., Paul, gaped: smilingly to as at.. the , teaching JL ' Academto Year of tim Universltyi , tbe 'Just' party, 'it'haspower , ittive enactments' and propositions Minnesota: mik : jf bill .had vthfi the Then spectacles ; of law. And this is certainly the vacate a process, order or JudgIndians'' The from' river to corn,--' reference the Poplar mUlbary Ijrosy ment. Section 954 tJPEI ISORHAT. iill.,17. 1111. case In the documents presented by the) Revised have Just arrived. ' I do not know ml t toe where it will probablylum-- 51 States" of Statutes United the pro the precise number, as they were ber.W iAPMiY Hi the proteaLuit'iijoounsel, In claiming mil Ilegtailiig' "Classes will lie Orcanlsed In all 3'ritI;M ' vides Bell. not counted that: fs by Captain 'They for the, certificate, theTegmtorstudtesof iheTerm. ' thperoa hazing are about 300. m extra evidence that so far as he was eeraed Jm . uxnttiiwi jwILb IIaA. - EVENING NEWS, rnuan f I con- - I r I L U.Iirwere ! -- te f i Keia b rf 1 I sJiasn? VVLr 150-eafjco- 'if F 1 iUi 1 k r i.1 j il tltl , 1 hablcbr ? ' - Li--: i nm i:Lrz r-e- AtC , r - to ' i .... .. . in A - ' v ' U1 ' ii i.' J - .. 'V,;i...iV . ''i f V i . - f '. ISIt ... . . Am"- - ; IjJllJAi. S '' ..-'V-!:- :- : -- v rtiiiaj .J'iL--- , ! ; x BYTELEGRAiEJL , it. III -- i- - nf-1if- f i ad i ow 1 'Ml' -- : it,,-whlcf- r ii t 17-- k ft ' . - ni-n- ? ' ' - r- ifV a ? . - ; ll.The , " -t - liu-for- F ' !..:!::? i' 4 -- 'i.,ti-.jr.."i:-;- ' '.:.. i ;1 . I - . 'V "' ! . .. - i,"-- dvl . ") "'- - l 1 , IN ALL LINES OF ' - - - - ' - W m ,7vi 1 : jilt f .Will' telegraph par"No summons, writ, declaration, ticulars namoer oft tu'.es at 'the the least Chicago. ll.r Sara Bernhardt an-Thermometer . ' ... return, or other before' a fairly large audience process, ' Judgment, 63 peared below last :eleeuoo. eero.' night- D.degress (111 I 1 U J proceedings in civil causes, In any ' ' at McVJcker theatre last evening, H. BROTHEBTOtr, In the reply to the answer or Dele- court of the United Stales, shall be ' as Adrienne Jjacouw, 81m. wjuj ' iajor Commanding. gate Cannon, by J. McBride, attor- abated, arrested, qtiaabedj or reand last fvet, hxthe received,' to Brotnerton warmly Geh. reports Major versed for any defect or want of Terry ney, quoted in txlcnvi in itfre chiefs captured at where she achieved her greatest ar that the but such court shall proceed Poplarfrlver and Just arrived with ttatio success, was twice called b decision, the naturalization form; and give Judgment according as the Major llg8, at Fort Buford, are Gall fore the curtain. It is somewhat laws and the old Utah 8 atutes are of the cau.se and matter in law Crow whether sh will do a wU right and Turn Bear of the Uncapa-- doubtful so mixed up ai to cause confusion shall appear to it, without regarding as she did in the eastern cities. ', a ana .Lame ueer, Minnecongo, and lead to conclusions which are cer- any.auch defect or want of form, ex- - h under Hawk and f Foot Sheart. John Kelly lectured last. evening . j ept those which, in cases of demur- ootn ' in Central Music .Hall for the benetainty erroueous. Aiul this Is aggra- rer, ugaiiaas; the party demurring specially fit of the St. Joseph. Orphan Ayr vate! by the citation of claused from sets down, OraslUtlMHMtsM. with his demuron the Sisters' of Charity- - He together lum, p.rajrap'.d la : the "naturalization rer, as the can e thereof; and" such New ,Yoiiic, 11. The Marine So- made no allusion to politlcand read law which do to tle court shall amend every such defect ciety met last night, ii A dinner fol- his lecture from printed slips. It was ly and want of form, other than, those lowed at which President Snow had not a great succefls'f. financially Or I In Thia may question dispute. ... party demurring so. ex- Gen; Grant on his right and Post- rhetorically. 7 la accordance with that species of which the ana at time i It is reported that a spirit thermaster ames presses: peron may on his left. J Grant any' special pleading commonly denom- mit either of the ' parties to amend being invited to speak said: Point, Wiscon"I mometer at Steven's inated pettifogging, but It Is not any detect in the process or.- plead- hardly know what to say on such an this morning stood 52 below, and sin, consonant withjthe practice of high ings, upon auch conditions as it occasion of this sort. I look on thin that at St. Pau, last night, it .was as representing mag- - 50 below, the mercury, being frozen. minded and honorable membWfTf"' 1 nf bv 8 halation ' .x ajso represents The correctness of these reports is uiuceuii tuariiy, tbe bar. iujmciviiv. a trade of which the nation has had not yet confirmed, and is doubtful. t .... 77". cause to be proud and which unIt Is stated in. that document, A Council Bluffs dispatch says: ' it appears from case But in this has now almost disap- The thermometer there and in ad"that a naturalization could only the certificate of i the- clerk of the fortunately indipeared from the ocean the Ameri- jacent towns at sunrise take place in one of the District can carrying trade. I hope to see In cated 30 to 25 degrees below zero. It of that Court thi Supreme Territory, Courts," and the Utah Compilation a lew roe trade again so pros Is the coldest since 1858 when it was of 1855, page 22, is cited to substan- Mr. Cannon' naturalization is a perousyears be a tax to 40 degrees below on January 1st. that it will not tiate this. But there is no such pro- matter of record. :This certificate provide for every widow and orphan vision on that page, nor any other appears in the Governor's decision. of every sailor hailing from this ' , Jlf.'i a win noi detain you any The poru then that remains a Trs. Is, so we question in as that far page compilation TFT.p.nn imiEF longer, gentlemen, you will hear can discover. And If there were, what is a record? 'Must the account others better able to make a speech of Heavy snow storms prevail' in the naturalization appear: In the man i am. : the laws of the United States prof t ..... i f.u'i J"' '"'i' Texas. I Court' the of to minutes constitute a The Selema MleneM ef Our Beleu. ' vide for the naturalization of aliens. The examinaliop of the Tralee and the attorney who. refers, to the legal record"? Coke1 upon Littleton The Times savs: The nertinacitv Latnu jueaguers is full proceeding m 2G0 meto defines a record be"a Utah statutes knows very well that (p. a) with which the United States Sen continues to waste time over an they do not govern in naturaliza morial or remembrance in rolls of ate Iriali state trials.' the case old men the privato claim to the exclusion .of lorInthethe and tion nor In anything, if in conflict parch proceedings t,of crown is expected to close ail cannot business other important oJ.'W jr .: " with the former. .Tbe naturaliza acts of a court of justice," etc. And be explained; in on Tuesday. without calling tion laws In force at the time of Mr says that "During the term where- ((uesUon either the character or in is It understood that Finchback. Cannon's admission"' 16 citizenship, in any judicial act is done, the re- telligence of, the members of that or Xjouisuma, win visit Uarneld in a : are four regular appro-- i few days personally, in. Bruce'a in- named the "supreme, superior, dis- - cord remaineth in the breast of the body. There priation bills awaiting the action of trict or circuit court, in, some one judges of the court and In' their "re- uie and even should the Se of the Btates, or a circuit br'dtirtrfct membrance, ani therefore the roll is natesenate, Garfield, ( at a meetiner ' of the pass the Holladay bill, It Is al court of the United States," as com alterable during the term) Ac.'! together uhlikely that It could be alumni of the .Williams College,uauo a eiucourt minutes is a considered- by the present House. v.D.ciauu, peteut to admit aliens; and to make The book of perverse 111 lh)s J wrw i the matter plain, section III of the in Hri i iiiii " urn iHi " v n nrMtm uutv. In"; the nrpRnnrfl Of .ROtnn Rllh. I A TlllhTIn rfianafnh Mini' flra Mwinn. constitute the only memorial or re- - ject of merely private InteresbrTcolumns Including all the arms of old naturalization statute says: uwuvii oi purely personal me service are to be sent out on ft "AnTwhereai doubt! have arisen ujoiuwbuu) u i,u huu w i. ....own. I naa nYim . a tmrsrhr- tm int' umvu .wu imuuruiDce. itt.. i. cu au n.inuiu.tLu. whether certain "courts" nf record In Aniaair. UBIUIAiuauwu tWtCS lUUI uvnuajr. ... . uc- - I !rt some of the States are included courts act entirely under the laws nate. jm, ...uAb (vviialnnal raithrbt nfi uen.oBweion nascompieieiym within the description of district or of the United States, unless there is disorder Th reports-thaor violent nartizanshin in e?t?d Geok Tepe. 'He courts: tut it rurtner enacted, some circuit on the vested northern are " the . House less except to i ? offensive of form the : record , prescribed given that every court of record In any fn AA kOAAA I iu wim .'Vw of than the solemn eigui diridualiitate, having common law in those laws, the court may follow people .. cuh IIi ITUn8."Jj ' In nM. Ika now m au k. pettiness nuivu wra oiura Jurisdiction, and a seal and clerk or its own rule, , unues to waste time. !Sa far. such I CVTxrv ha uvntiui r;v Tni,n, prothonotory, shall be, considered as the Superior Court of the City industry and earnestness in the dis-- l Antfev. rhiiAnr a district court within the meaning of InNew ti fnmiah mil. York, after 1858, printed cussing or reaiiy puonc quesllons I estrian to walk aealnst RoweU for ; of this act: and every alien who blanks came has I $10,000, and has deposited; some of into general lile for wmcn tne session hasm displayed may have been naturalized in any y tuts ' uuuuiar i mn m nu iruuu such court shall enjoy, from and af- making the preliminary' proofs and orancn . 01 i&ngress. ter the passing of this act, tbe same taking the oath of ;'. At a meeting of the liberal M. P'sJ If allegiance. ; rights and privileges as if he had the applicant and his witness, after DeICat Caaaen's CttlaeasMp. ceneral dissatisfaction yesterday, been naturalized In a district or cirat the vagueness of The Triiune' snecial Washlnzton expressed been to sworn cuit court ot the United States." having .make "ays: In conversation with a 7W-- 1 govern menta declarations duly on the ! i I Irish land reform. The same provision Js incorporat- true answers, answered all questions bune corresnondent nlp,rl to to the the them satisfaction of , MUU. ,liai Ait? WUJ vauuvu. Ul ed in the present naturalization put The West bound Ef Paso stae of - contest the seat of i Can- - Jau. 8th, was captured by Indians laws; that is, that an alien, may be court, the presiding Judge, on admit- non said that whenCampbell, his seat was con in Quitman Canon, The qrlverand admitted by "a court of record hav- tlni; the aDDlicant to citizenshin. tested by Baskin.in the h team were killed, and ' everything the. i fact "ot. having made ConBTess. a rm rt. of ' the oomnnd nf ing common law Jurisdiction and a signified .. was carried away., :. ' tne a. .i i j... .)r contest was, oy amxmg vneiit., seal or clerk." The Supreme sucn aujuaication. auegation that he Home Rulers a of At the ,au-.r..meeting or i name to viuwu. uammtix. nis ine applies-Court could, .' therefore, ..natu iniuais showed the correspondent, in yesterday, it was agreed that it a fair ka.JI.Kloon " ralize as well as the District the report of the election committee discussion la permitted on tne-- coerCourts. The Probate Courts papers to the clerk, with directions II UDon trjat case, a nart of the record cion bill and address, no obstruction . , 1 . Classes In Piench and German, 'branches, will aWO be tormed.'' ' i For circulars or further tnlbrinaUoa, w. A ! Gov-erao- kA.!. rjr '" - - WI NTER : iQ0D:8 i .JOHN R. TARKf yfTn. , d39 & tw lwe . PiesMent. if i" . 4 i ' ' i . !.OV VUii j'il j. J r's !' :. is OF ipRKPARATORV.TO THJ3 AKRIVAI . a ! . I 'I . ; . i ' .5. '"S- '7i$ . ff r 4 . .- y -- f i ' i SHlIPJ-B.aCTMit CS; i ii iiot-epp- , : f,cn . . . to-da- 4v' platlbrm i 44 ' . . I . : HAVE IN THE ... . : yu A -- in kr rcssEssios: IOneiiavb HORSE, larire bar, year-ol- 1 i - . FINEST LINES BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. LATEST HOLIDAY STYLES HATS AND CAPS. : ' ELEGANT AND USEFUL GENTS' GLOVES, FURNISHING GOODS, Etc., . - centre on left sboulder I on left tblg-tblftok mare oolt with her. One sorrel, 6 year-ol- d HORSTV, strip in faoe, mna roav wnne,pranaea u on ten tnig-nnt aeon left law. One t bay or sorrel, 7 year-ol- d MARF. ball nvce. hind legs white, rla-- ht fore toot White. Mranteh brand on left thhrh. une oay, n uuttSK, aome white on hind ftxrt, blotched brand or soar en left saouwer. . ' If said animals are not claimed on or be--1 fbre Jan. 18, 1881, thoy will be sold at public aix3ton at toe iXHiod, Tooele City, at B ' to-l- v. P. AAA. ! ; ' i : ' Forty-fourt- fWei . . - i , n of this Territory held and exercised common law Jurisdiction, by virtue of legislative enactment passed un der the provision of the Organic Act, which says that their Jurisdiction "shall be as limited by law." Those courts had a clerk and seal, and were constituted by law courts of record They acted under the naturalization laws and issued certificates of citi- zenahip until their common law Jurisdiction was taken away by the I Poland, bill, which, however, eoo- firmed and validated their Judgments and decrees up to the time of tiie passage of that bill. It has been dUputed that the naturalization of an alien la In the nature of a J udg-meor a decree. But it has been Judicially decided that It la m the nature of both. Chief Justice Mar shall, in Spratt vs. Bpratt, (4 reter U. S. Reports 40ti) says: 1 11 rhe various acts upon the subject submit the decision on the right of alien i to admission as citizens to courts of record. They are to receive testimony, to compare it with the law, and to Judre on both law and fact. The judgment Is entered on record as thejudgmeutof the Court. It seems to us, If it be In legal-forto close all inquiry; ana like every other Judgment to be complete -evi' ' dence of its own validity." 8o much for the assumption that "naturalization could only take place in a District Court" at the time of Mr. Cannon's admission to citizenship. Th next assertion is that both . the United States and the Utah statutes provide that unless the record of naturalization is made in a specified form the party "shall sot be deemed f l t a citizen. I . nt i " ' V m have shown that the Utah statutes do not and cannot govern In naturalization proceedings and that there is a law of the United States Yfm regulating those proceedings. , On reference to the naturalization laws it will be seen thai the words quoted, 'shall not be deemed a citizen, refer only to the cases of aliens who claim to have resided In the United State: between the IStb of June, 1703, and the 14th of April, 1802, and those claiming to have resided therein between the last named date and June the 18th, 1S12. But Mr. Cannon did not obtain bis papers under those provisions. He applied under the regulations concerning aliens who resided m the United State three years preceding their arrival kt the ae of twenty-cu- e yearn W- - that he complied with nil under those regulathat la tions la ahown on the face of his certificate. Tbe recording fcf thi i any fcrat was beyond . his controL Neither does the la W say In hla cs.? that If tL record la not made "he shall not be deemed a citizen.." d re-juire- "'I Raisins and ror tbe Tear of our Lord, - j B M A MT: ZE3C i S"fi 00 - i. a. "" m ries I XS 'btsV" ' Scai"Hand Xf,. , presseSi-ecj::i-BUY THE .;. v BOYS TOP GOOD f RED BOOTS, MO GIRLS. RUBBER & DAflClfIG SLIPPERS. SUPPLIES FOR THEi TERRITORY.!; 1 PRICES AS "LOW A .ANY iJlll: . I - to-d- smmmx THETOCKllCS. Christmas Caldi(Bs, Prunes, Tigs;, r.';v.'.;;v New Yearns Cis in Neck Ties, SALT LAKE C11Y, UTAH TEBRIIDRY. dure h sy) (urrants Teady etc-i.:.Ar!!- CT. A 1 - IMMENSE VARIETIES TO FILL Io Meyer's to do whatever mlsrht remain to be which appears to show that he was I should be resorted to. naturalized December 7th,1854. done; the clerk then, In pursuance II du-A terrble outbreak; of fever, is. .re- far it in the Jinnk 1 TT .A .Ini. a I 1 II Ir i$1 Sent by maU nostnaid. of such adjudication, flat and direc- ported at Itandagle, County i Ar Une bundred and nine per- tions, adminls.tered, and the appli- country when he'waa under 18 years magh. ju neyer'a remarkable luo- sons are prostrated, and many deaths eess In wei cant in open court took the oath of of age iTha.election .committee at occur aauy. Catarrhal Complaints, now treating;. r, tinier llVtf iftm film ftl wi'ivni. kn k ' a I m "l kk ' allegiance, . and a certificate wa the time mentioned was composed . " tm r.' 1 pa ration to One of Aliens art seven four j.e-and democrats in lour uie Wholesale omiejiui Dollar. repubDrug- to as of the applicant evidence given Cannon and Were braska Legislature, the result m I gists ana ix B. Dowey & Co., 46 Dey St., N. licans, says they the fact of his admission. The pa unanimously of the opinion that he which may determine who' is- to be i T., will exchlnire new 4 cent 8tnmn frr the next United States Senator cent Btamp tow, and pay $3.00 a dozen dlf-pen containing the flat 'of i the pre was entitled to the seat, which he elected ' ferencc, until February 1st, 1881. aforesaidV; were was allowed to retain One of the from the State. siding Judse-a- s members of committee that i sale .seats of for Sara The filed single among was Townsend, of New York, and thereupon indorsed and Bernhardt'a engagement v in the records of the court as a . part another was Representative Bakers Cincinnati, was enormous aggregat of as the of Indiana, now , prominent memb thereof, and marked, filed, ing $5,400. The sale now. amounts ers or the committee. to 5ii,ooq for four nights..-Until 1873 these did not appear in SIIAHOir IXTERTIEWED. Reports received from all parts of the minutes ot the court, and then xowa snow tnavtne com wasrrom w TmAte turn StaaUnhlp to 25 below zero last night and this only in the form of a brief reference. It Waldn.'t 1 t cleaned. 4 Claus Santaj again in ecstacies. ILPliC BIBLE District Foundkeeper. . 7 Sl PROVIDED FOR. GasL 1 i,..:' Hi Plum Puddih s ana lYiince mm i nmjr'Jl 11 1 10 eta M. NELSON. ' 'f I .' , - Lo. Frits f;r Uncsnal a , V . ' TO BK SOU) AT em-ow . j stripe In face, bind feet white, branded 8 T on lert "f tntm S year-ol- d One branded TA In . iJ 1MARE, I n v'lvwblack,I IftUb .L IU un.n W V.. UI1KU, wim ng-h- . a x Holiday Supplies FOR a t w d 1 I i w . ;;fSXRAY;:WQTICE.' ... t,... 'T t HoMay Presents ! - , . t MY POSSESSION: .... t ; ' 1 ! One red brocued race COW., seven years old, white under, belly, brand on right boul-aer rQaemDuna: at dkxcq orana on lert snoui- n aer. . If tbe above animal ii not claimed before Saturday, Januaryz 22nd, 1881, will bo told at puDUQ auction at p. m. at tne estray pound, ummic up.at uenneier, i WIIaUAM H. BATCHELOR, Jfc . i .r District Foundkeener. . Ilenneter, Jan. 8th. 1881.,. , . , n.h ;l : - ESTRAY NOTICE. , ft.. il. s A . i T. 'ill i , - ! K r. II . . i . t ' l! meat -- -- 1 1329 First South Street, Second Shop ran East Corner, In Dealer In all kinda of Qtve Um a call sad try tbs quality of tat man Maeus. AU kinds of SA USAGES a SveiaU. . '. . 4' 3, f IMprtetors. 3 fi BUTCHER, , . H. S.4ELDREDGE, SUPT. (t f KPETEHSEI " 4.1 ' . 5 . m ' ft..:.. .$55.00 M.OO y 't Li . Txl4 8x14 Kr. Other Sizes proper! kxiateiy low in prtoe. WEEKS A BAT. Agents Wanted. . j SU, BUFFALO, WaaMkffton Price of . , - , oa , , j';-- '' - f'i i .y. COUaiMITIOI BEAU SG1LES. - j Ill ; 662 Wathington St BvffatA, 2T, Y. a Maixufaoturcrs of WEEKS' PATENT . '. s ! Heasdel'S- i I - - Mi 9? 1 morning and being more severe at Yet they. were Judicially, adjudged I some places than ever known before. TWdune ; The has thb: Sharon records . of the court" by Judge -" " ,f,T. 1 "a w. ijora Js,imDeriy tsnusn voioniai Kreedman in a number of eases that tiruvwreiwIKli UoAwotowS, fn hi. In.niil: aim a liroicwiici . V Mir ... U.IUV,VU. Jf.lUiJ came .up for test in 1378, and the ea .1 or i maae canvass ma i nia .omnion a..v. t . . I AlCIVUKB. r. DUU ku IWUUUUUi aUKOi i ; WORTH i'REMEUBRING.' . con-- 1 in Nevada. - "It was oy air i, Judge said: "rin ia " 4 M J tfK "J H.J ei wooaanea. to ""uoui TARRAai-- s Selizsb made rurther That 'fF' prevent Apebizst repre. "Even If absence of an entry in aents m each bottle thirty to forty glosses of Wakker-olerf. at 5The the general minute book could be before in Nevada, on business princi-- 1 Brish garrison deemed a defect, it ia one which Is a fair use. of influence of his stroom, Cape Colony, repulsed ade-- Kpamnng' Beltaer Water, oontalnlna aa1 the Im material, and whose disregard Islposition 'in the mines as well ast termined attack or Jioereon ine 7tn virtues or the celebrated German Sprtajr. It Is always fresh and alwsys ready, and thus de . m. ' J The Boers have -chased a party' A UV1V VUT MIVWW A AO- - Inst. J w . . . wa.aw.'wv IjlUVUCl or M BU. five killed and hunters of P0 of one the Fpublicani In the Legislature, but he public policy. Indeed it is - ... AAA t--,! fTn . " . va vaav T Hi'i!6 iu-liu,iiiii- h iiiul!id!Sn:.?!: .wupractice. own A . I iiuwic? Ma a:. a, AAAV WVU1U AJA V MJV V V7LA bJA V UOlUUViakiVf 1, t . .J ( ; . . i! , . u; 5 iH -- r. . civ- -d f,? ALL DfirjOfJTSTrt '"PP01 onAPmefure9wli,r The Chicaze Tribune i this morn 'fnmnut ofl;u V?JI; Ins; has. a wiuj Max. Ir"1" has not been mm ih IT A V"R Brom's lAtz. : ' four-colum- n oSTorFebA . ia. -- ":. I n, BARGAINS ! . - 1 vurino tub -- i I..;.-- - TO : so LOU 0 -- scr :S COLD BbOTS..: SHOES, y Manufacture them ot JFINE and COARSE, , Aud will cIto youkbettcr Talti for your Mouey Iham any ":''' hU inds, ; House tp Town! DOORS NORTH OF DESCnET DANK. - A tar-THR- I X , ' - Ml understood, however, I It "ir" article on I i the Nicaragua I . .. i to be an active partisan.'' "To what Grant's a. 1 1 a 127.) i i s "ribu d 0 ? 7Uno effort to suc- i From this n w , evioent mas i defeat? made "I t eitiLmti " Uie absence of ' any account I ceed personally and did not desire ruary,tHi - .. . ..... .1 ... lit.. . iir I 1 r ii. oiuce. da. ...tii 'n of the, natura'kation of.llr. Can UW air Lfuauxcaa auiai.l were -- I: non in .the minutes of ; Court m MA,wu6 m.a 'fin.. Y" Senate. U'.uat; VillLj . j Cai I to the time the attend My proceedings liec. 7th, 1851, the date object in running was to help I we had the pleasure, of attending a of his cer ti flea fe,,' not evidence that only ine repuuiu-an imriv u carry uiei practice of tne Theatre Orchestra, in he Is not a citizen. But on the con ArfVh-nthe Room.of the Theatre. . It tr nce side." w trary, the certificate showing on its Senator pleaalngE to note the rapid ; im- lauzhed heartily. face that be di4 appear In court with I .stated that early in provement fmade by this 'organ iza- - The Largest and . most. Complete "It has been his witnesses on that day and date the canvass you proposed to make I tion within; the last few months. uooos ever ; -jpcocsoi iviusicai and comply with, the law,' and was j brought to Utah, at Professor C4 J Thomas' the leader, i ?5 '. c-- T',' T I has ir&thered around him anumber' -- i duly admitted to citizenship, and .; t iS 'asST omce or a mat doos: Kept in tne "' inei gtart T wouu not spend any money I of young performers torelnforce .'hb CalfloiS Hons6 A 4V.. I AA M AW. A..nnw VI HIV In UIO VUBIUUjr the canvass and i the- f public former combination and by his care UHpVUl. XVUt Clerk thereof and' handed down to Uxt nd labor, jbas: brouSht: them: to a t. f! ,. i iDONSISTINO.lIi can- PART OF bis successors in offlce, contains a Sldates stato efficiency that fits then, to as contest to theirl enter the V''' record of the same Jacky of. which Jews Harps 5ctu. to 60cts.' influence would help the party, render fine music la veryf.approv-l,18- ' indeed the , certificaU is but Congressman Woodburn was willing able a tvle ' The orchestra consisfi of 1 1 356 .Harmonicas 10c ts. to $2,' I a duplicate, Uie evidence " SU ato ... SO taXfi-take the. Senatorsbip A. I uuiri utmx.g -s.v lAu aa as .i juiiJiat w - and F. ... a f v85 Orsruinettes ' " 11. if .LKA.imnMkM.!RAtA'tK . a., , sufficient to substantiate the fact xritie siartea Deroreme out witn-- i that the gentleman was duly natu- i.f ralized,' . an Ic Is "therefore, and h&a the StateT 3 ' Violin Cases $2.75 to $11. . simply presented my I WheeJerarid" Charles 't Castleton: ciabeen siace Diccbct name. Fair controlled many men vfe LlOO Violin bows 75cta. to 20. Smith.,; " : mines ana uiey orouznt I . . . . r:. . rrornclarionet, ten of the United States".' And this in vne votes i ; 283 Tuning forks 60cts. ' .vie! t;i.i-f'- . under his direction to Hcnmwt (lately lUermanyj; will apply equally .tohe case, of enough 1 .50 to f40. I ' 57 ' I Flutes no Wm. have conet:, E. I doubt State. Case: Hl' the he cany otlM who, Incod aithand under-- Used a good deal of money, but how Giles; lli-i- u " """" . lu-i...- v : Tv ; p 41 uu.uau bust ( uarjr r nau tvmpijeu mucn l wouki not pretend to say." 50 Piano covers t3.T3 to $15.', i. n. with the w. ihave.iap&rvir1 Th.ererrter.asedLCOOwi vf 5$ jQuitara $7 to 50. .'hr.--' "'v s Court foid received their , natural- - be a high figure, and the Senator. 5 Banfos 55, to $25. ; it woukL kation fpapera, the record of :wblch B QUKmy :t 43 Grsdxa tOt) 'to' 125Ja a It k ' i ti ta aar At Soathr' JftrSan, of 'LUieria, JaSuarr net kept iaithe mlnutea ajrrs ' T iKanos t325 W( fw ! 1 !r:i:l LtiJnpj itr.ui , or riT,; aoo 'Aodrew. cxcrrc::x, iss ' aui, I jaMTi Court jprooeedlags,- but' in another pause, said it would be somewhat and EUsabeUi Ada Araiu-- ai ' mred 1 rm,m " ' to give an estl- . form, ft V H i 4S .iriisio stands ,' ; ;; ,' :, l invidious for him totl;f! ' ount Fair hid spent montbs aiul 11 rrs.'"'i ni. IboGV,-S"ii .feru"- f in the earvjtss. iThe Senatcrr was pretty. 'The r :ason why the book coa&in- - that the r u CC3 mTCZZI A TXLX. are fiair sl. the democrats viied between and i? Imsk of record : naturaAizatlon is In the Lbrarjes.,riif! Mqslcal 'i :C2icrr.--raj 3 toi ti ing the '? republicans, and he thought . A i, w a. j House in thekec !rjcf the Clerk tf the liaTtai' ""trfil.; Hie only j questions arose that were - pot party rCourt, Is. doubtless because at issues. He declared that he himr - ... i Ir rv-J- ri r il il the ti: a .wh.ea.ilr. Cannon' was self would not take the senatorship as not a a man that (?7v!n gift, natural jd, this city was In the :' ould not be rrcud of. hold'-- .t - f jfH.iAit i ths f- fc:e?nj ,!' -f OiAAce, 'ISer f t"'--- t' raw; tricta wre changed, and so thii and taVi it mL.lil Knain. : - , .co 5:0 -- g' iK ii v flir-l- " s i !.'.',' ..-r- i" nnsic . - ; AAA ; .a:" J-V- Jo ft A . 1 4 'a wm v - .E JaJSTDji: TJbLhJ , B. 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