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Show vol. vn. OGDEN, UTAH: SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1879. I iji Jris GENERAL NEWS. imditrn. The Republicans Bracing Themselves for the Ordeal. Published every .morning (sxcept Monday) by the SMUGGLED INTO THE Association, OPIUM Printing Junction UNITED STATES. (Incorporated.) Stock Operations Fully Discussed In the Bullion Club. SATES OF SVBSCRiPTIOX: ; $9 JVr Annum Six I (JO rfcrre 12.50 1.00 m(A, One Mimth, Week, 25 ttiifs. Oarrier to any part of the CWy Jtr h Dtixrerti REPUBLICAN AMENDMENTS TO THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION. ivortibina rates made known on applicat on Greenbacks Ahead of Gold and Sil- - Ter. JWSMESS CARDS. Said Croly: "We boast of our bie trees, of our vast plains and prairies. our great chain ot lakes and our gigantic rivers; and the mining corporation that would appeal to the imagination, to our love of large operations, and which would give reasonable assurance of security and permanence in the way of dividends, would in time become the most pop ular stock to be sold by our exchanges. Such corporations would save us from the insecurity which attaches to all mines depending on a few hundred feet of lands." Some remarks were then made by G. B. Satteilee, president of the New iork Mining Exchange, and Mr. Caldeen,of the San Francisco Mining Exchange. Among the gentle men present not members of the club, were Judge Roswell, of Lead ville, Gen. lolten, who constructed he Panama railroad, Prot. McChea- ney, of Illinois, and Prof. Clayton, of THE QUESTION OF RELIEF FOR Utah. Now Come the Amendment. E. J. O'CALLAGHAX, PURCELL. New York, Mar. 28. Washing several ton correspondents say Physician and Surgeon. been for have amendments prepared be to the Fitz John Porter Supposed on the ap Offict at the Keeney House, at legislation objectionable Exonerated. mar20tf propriation bills, some ot which are depot, Ogden, Utah. Krllef for Parcell. t. B. X. WILLIAMS, BICHA2ES, S. Furmerly Chief Justice 8upreuie Court Ky. Att'y. pro emting Oo. Weber EVARTS CONSERVATIVE, KEY A RADICAL REPUBLICAN. RICHARDS & WILLI A.HS, LAWYERS. Close of the Defense in d241-t- f Dr. RAY DAVIS, Etc.. Etc., By W. V. Telegraph o the Building, Fourth (Up Stairs.) Office hours. dll3-t- .m. to 0 p.m. f !., A. S. CONDON, M. and furgeon Physician Next Door to Junction Office, UTAH. OGDKN d57-l- y J. X. ALLEN, TIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, at residence, near the cor ner of Third and Main street, Og den, Utah. niar20tf . S. M. PRESHAW, XI HUT A It IS It. ISO All Kinds n hand. and Trime ings conkUntl elCons , METALLIC CASES I. to nv iiWn. KmbHlmini Mb Bent CO. St. post .ltice b.,ilding, Old prcii.lt. II. W. 0. MAHGARY, ATTORNEY CO UNSELOR-a- - t LA Y, Canfield block, east aide Maiu St. Office - OGDEN, UTAH. daMy PERCIVAL J. BAIiltVTT, ATTORNEY AT Counselor nt H.B-W- , D. 8. DIST. ATTORNEY ASSISTANT Collections a Specialty. Loans rn Mortgage Ef fected. Office, Kant Side Ma n 8t., d5My GEORGE THOMPSON. BARBER, Main Street, - - Ogden. HAIE PRESXKB. PRACTICAL Dressing and Cutting Ladies' and Children's Hair, making Fancy Hair Work, a Specialty. d87tf E. G. JOHNSON, M. D HOMOEOPATHIC and Surgeon. Physician Office in Tribo's New Building. Fourth St. dlsd-l- y J.J. MURPHY, M.D., The only graduated la Street, the city. . . Ogden, Utah. m CARESWELL, mama, wood wjimra. Pnrn.'l. W "WlMsd at lowest 00 ' 01 lHto. 'n"rml MHithintMarr!.1.?4 Jbbill; en, tat a produce "OTtu of Z C M. L d57-- o BILL POSTING. The out, in i. U,fi IIOIIMPOOL, "IS " " u2t dlSTf'" Ogden 10 Jo work iB hi Clir9 ,ud on t)(e liorte.t buttne. rimirtt the 1 Opium. A Washington correspondent writee: A new American industry, which is dependant upon the resident Chinese population is being very quietly developed in the United States, and is receiving attention and consideration from the treasury olh cials, because, it threatens to affect seriously the revenue received from duties uoon an important article of commerce, namely, opium. It is the opinion of a Treasury officer that nearly all of the onium prepared in the two factories at. Victoria, British Columbia, is smuggled into the Unit ed States overland, there being little or no demand lor it where it is prepared. Among the remedies pro posed to stop the loss of revenue from this source, are: first, that each box of prepared opium passing the custom house shall receive a custom stamp as in the case of cigars import ed: econd, that the duty on crude opium shall be increased to two or three dollars per pound; third, that an internal revenue tax shall be col lected on all opium manufactured the United States for smokers' use The Commissioner of Internal Reve nue is of the opinion that such tax could be collected without much trouble or great expense, and that it would add from $300,000 to $400, 000 a year to the revenue. The mat ter is under advisement by the Trea sury Department, and it is highly probable that Congress will be ap nlied to for legislation on the subject "th Jrtlo.. THE Sew Telegraph Co. It stated singular fact in the uewlv organized Rapid Telegraph Co.. that the entire capitel stock of 30,000 shares is held, according to the articles of incorporation, by three persons, of whom but one James K Brown, is a New Yorker. The Tribune this morning reports interviews with the managers ot ex isting lines, discrediting the new scheme, and alleging the invention to be an old one. is e Jokctios of its representatives in Congress will be approved Dy the honest sentiment throughout the Union. They are inflexibly opposed to breaking down In this the safeguards of elections. course the Republican mem patriotic bers of Congress should have the mo ral support of every member of the Republican party, in or out of office and above all of every member of the Republican administration. We have good reason to believe that the President is heart and soul with his party in this contest, and that nearly or quite all of his cabinet stand with him. If any member of the Cabinet, or any person authorized in any way to speak for the ad ministration, or any Republican otiice holrler, arrays himselt in hostile atti tude, it must be distinctly under stood he does so on his own responsi bility, and at his own cost. He casts his lot with Democracy, and will go down with the Democratic defeat. The Republican party is united, and there must be no compromise with the enemy. Th runt Etc New York, Mar. 'Si. Speaking of the Republican caucus the Tribune Street, says: The Republican party has thus taken a brave stand. The decision Dentist H n The Republican Caucus. tttra U(rf& 31 1 chani-ca- l Tribe's Oliver-Camero- Case. Office in Peery Block, Fourth St., OGDEN, UTAH. the as a Big Immigration. The steamer Labrador from Havre, brought 438 immigrants yesterday, the largest single number of arrivals since July 10th, 1878. Two hundred are Swiss, bound for California, to cultivate grapes. Hilling Stocks Delusion. New York, Mar. 28. D. G. Croly's address before the Bullion Cluo last I Newly Perfected night referred pointedly to the shortcomings of Califoruia mining comSEWING MACHINE, panies and stock exchanges. He suggested as a remedy for some of 111 ito ivinitiininn i.n abuses and one of the most eff" eueiuea for doing a large rane the icient meansnf securing hones mansewing m textile fabrics and leath-J- - agement, would be to demand of .It is far in advance of all other every corporation, no matter what its See. 7"'ng Machines character, that itEhould furnish full Nov. 2, and frequent report of its income uiars. Agents wanted and outlays. Tha stock should be 13 made to represent actual and not fictitious capital, the certificates of the 8ALh LAKJS CITY, UTAH, companies not to aggregate in total value more than the cost with Gen'lAg't for Utah. stock uv fair profit. 1 -- wifirwiNC SEWER O. OXI33Il., First Any person or persons who hall by violence, lorce, threats or menaces, disturb any puuuc assem blage of voters, convened for the purpose of listening to speeches or any other lawful purpose in any campaign pending for the election ot representatives in congress, or who shall by threats or menaces en deavor to procure division of time iu speaking at any sucn meeting or assemblage, shall be hned not ex ceeding $5,000 and be imprisoned at hard labor not less than three months nor more than three years. Second And no person other than a civil officer of the United States or of a State, armed with any gun, shot gun, revolver, or other hre arm, or having in his hands or upon his person any dirk, bowie knife, club, bludgeon, or other deadly weapon shall, on the day of any general or special election, held in any State, at which Representatives in Congress are to be voted for, or on the days provided for registration of voters for election of such Representatives, ap proach nearer than one halt mile to any such voting place or place of registration in any State, and any person who shall violate any of the provisions aforesaid, shall, on con viction, be fined not exceeding $5,000 and be imprisoned at hard labor not less than three months nor more than three years. Third And no military officer or other person connected with any military organi zation existing in any State, shall order, attend or participate in any muster or gathering of such military organization, or any part thereof, at any tune witlnn mteeii days imme diately preceding, or on the day of holding any general or special elec tion for representatives in Congress, and any officer or person who shall violate any ot the provisions afore said shall, on conviction therof, be hned not exceeding o,000, and be imprisoned at hard labor not less than three months nor more than three years. Shot Dead. Harrisbi'rg, Mar. 28. Hadessah Douglas, walking with a female friend last eveningjiear Dauphin was shot dead by a man named Gay nor, who then killed himself. Fiat Money Ahead. Chicago, Mar. 28. Inter Ocean Washington: Ths Secretary of the Treasury savs it is no discredit to the silver dollar that it is not popular, is Neither popular, gold The vaults of the in New York are filled with cold that anybody can have in exchange for greenbacks bv the simple asking yet few ask. There is virtually no demand for gold or silver. We have some six millions of subsidiary silver coin in the treasury, which we will pay out when calld for, yet there is no demand, or flext to none, for that. The fact is, people have be come educated in a sehool of paper money, and they want nothing else if they can get paper that is at all times equal with coin. Weak-Backe- d Hayes. FOREIGN NOTES. Ciscixxati, Mar. 28. Some little excitement was occasioned at a meeting of Catholic priests of this diocese last night tor the purpose The Afghan War to be Rushed of perfecting plans for the relief of Archbishop rurcell, by the announcement that Frank Greven, Charles Stewart and Thomas Scan- on had been appointed by the Arch bishop a committee to receive all charitable contributions to pay the diocese debt. This appointment was understood to mean that the committee appointed by the priests was to be completely ignored, and caused a bitter discussion, in which Father Callaghan, of the Cathedral, who was supposed to be at the bottom of this appointment, was denounced by the German priests especially. The meeting finally adjourned without any united action upon the mutter in hand. to-da- y ' Vig Terrible State of Depression iu England. By Harry Trip. Bo Near and Tet So Far. W. U. Telegraph to the JuCTi09r. War to the Knife. Calcutta, Mar. 28. Major Cavag- nari had an interview on Wednesday with the Viceroy of India, at which he informed the latter that all hope of peaceful negotitiations with Ya- Koob Kahn had failed. An imme diate advance upon Cabul has been ordered. The Shoutar Gordon Tass is prac ticable. Gen. Roberts can reach the crest of the puss in a week. Moderate Bismarck. Mar. 28. Bismarck's eech in the Reichstag yesterday ,on ic motion in favor of autonomous FOR sale by all dealers. e was s ml'J-lgovernment for for ramarkable lU moderation. His denial of the right of a province to be represented in the Bundsruth re- LEGAL NOTICE. lerred to its being represented on the same footing as other states, but he In the l'robate Court, in and for t' e Coun'.y was quite willing to see it representli i K Her, In the lir-- l ory ol utsli. ed in a modified form. lubolla A. lieu, i'i iutift, 1 Berlin, Alsace-Lorrain- Depressed England. Boston, Mar. 18. A. woman suf frage measure was defeated in the London, Mar. 29. In the House House of Representatives by of Lords last night, Lord Huntley a vote of 85 to 82. suggested that an inquiry be made into the depression ot commerce and Financial Legislation. Lord Beaconslield ac agriculture. 28. Mar. About Washikoton, the depression in that knowledged thirty members of the House of Rep the agricultural interest was unpreresentatives,includiiig Ewing,Murch, cedented, but the depression was an- Ladd, Kellev, De la Matyr,' Weaver, icipated when protection was abol Wright and Wise, met this evening ished. It was estimated that the to consider the subject of presenta- public wealth had diminished tion of financial measures the present million pounds, and the area ofeighty land session. Attera general interchange under cultivation had dimished a of views the following resolutions million acres. were adopted: Kesolved, that we wlh of our fellow ask the members of all parties in endeavor ing to pass at this session a bill for XLVI CONGRESS. the following purposes: First, in crease of the coinage of silver to the full capacity of our mints and to issue EXTRA SESSION. certificates receivable for all public dues and the purchase of silver bul lion at market rates. Second, to W. U. Telegraph to the Jukctio. reissue greenbacks now held for re By HOUSE. or ot fractional currency demption hereafter retired , for the payment Washington, D. C, Mar. 28. ot arrears of tensions and in extin presented the memorial Springer guishment of the bonded debt. Third of J. J. Wilson, claiming to be elected providing for the substitution of legal from the 9th Congressional districtof tender notes lor national bank notes Iowa on the 5th November, and of Fourth, to stop all further increase fered a resolution to refer the memoot the national debt, rilth, to pro rial to the committee on elections vide tor a tax on incomes ol over when All the sitting appointed. $2,000. members from Iowa were elected on Hanged. the day claimed on the other Nashville, Mar. 28. Knox Mar side, not the day legally fixed for the tin (colored), murderer of John election. The resolution was adoptWittenweger and wife, was hanged ed by a party vote. Young read an extnet from the in the presence of about here Before report of the grand jury on the elec twelve thousand people. leaving jail he made a full confession tion in Hamilton County, Ohio, toprove tuat nis colleague (liutterof his crime. worth) and himself weru not considOiirer.Cameron. ered very bad persons. Washington, Mar. 28. In the lhe House then went into com the de mittee of the whole on the army apsuit fense rested their case and Mrs propriation bill. Oliver was recalled. She testified xucker onereu an amendment re that she never slept in a room with pealing the law which prohibits any Mrs. Henrique, had no conversation person who has served in the miliwith her about Cameron and never tary, naval or civil service of the told her or any other person that Confederate States from being ap she intended to blackmail him. pointed to a position in the army of e United htates. The Impending Crisis. The point of order made and with Chicago. Mar. 23. Tribune's Wash drawn by Conger, was renewed by ington: Evarts is the only undivided Sparks and sustained by the chair. member of the Cabinet; bchurz 1 he consideration ot the bill hav firm as a rock against changing the been concluded with the exceping election laws. Key is the most radi tion of section six, repealing the cal Republican in the Cabinet regard statutes the military to allowing as in most political ing this matter, preserve peace at the polls, that affairs. The action of the Republi section was read. cans in refusing to pair with the raised a point of order that Democrats will greatly embarrass theConger section changed the existing law infirm and and the them compel and did not retrench expenditures. aged to be present every day and It could not be held seriously that at all hours. On the whole, the Re"to keep striking out the words publicaus since the caucus take at the polls, ' retrenched excheerful view of the situation. The peace penditures. opinion is expressed that if the bills iSparks admitted that the section eventually fail, the army may be existing law, but ar maintained by voluntary Republican changed theretrenched that it expenditures. gued if to was it necessary subscriptions argued that the section did vindicate the principle of free elec notrrye retrench expenditures. It did tions. not affect the transportation of the army because the Presi to-de- y to-da- y n WHISKIES, v New York, Mar. 28. &un: The cost of Congressman Whittaker's hurried trip from Oregon to attend the opening of Congress, including the special palace car from San Francisco to Ogden, is estimated from f 1,500 to 4,500. Who is to pay the expense of this extraordinary trip has not been stated, but it is not Mr. Whittaker. Oliver-Camero- Wholesale Dealers in Fine Kentucky In the Whole History of Medicine No preparation has ever performed such marvelous cures, or niaintaineu so wide a reputation, us Aykes Chkr-rPectoral, which is recognized as Imported and Domestic the world's remedy for all diseases of the throat and lungs. Its series of wonderful cures in all WINES AND LIQUORS, climates has made it universally And Cigars, known as a safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, which are the forerunners of more Ara rsceiTiug consignments daily of abora selected ttotk and oOerin the- same at tha serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, always relieving suflcring,und often saving life. The protection it LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. alfords, by its timely me in the throat and lung disorders of children, makes it an invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand in every All orders by mail will be prompthome. .No person can attorn to be ly attended to. without it, and those who hnve once used it never will. From their knowledge of its composition and effects, Physicians use the Cherry SCULESIXGEtt & Co., Pectoral extensively in their practice, and Clergymen recommend it. It is absolutely certain in its remedial Sole Agents for Utah for the Celebratta etlects, and will always cure where cures are possible. FRANZ FAl.K'S QUITE MODERATE IN HIS VIEWS. to-da- Chicago, Mar. 28. Journat Wash ington: It is noticeable that within hours the Democrats twenty-fou- r have abandoned their claim that the President will approve the bill repealing the election laws, and they now assert that the President will allow such bill to become a law without his signature. It is evident LIGHTX1XG BOILED DOWN. that the Democrats fitl themselves the. Presi used "at sea" and have General Grant will visit Siam at dent's name in a wholly unauthoriz- the invitation of the King" ed manner. The Republican leaders feel confiThe freight pool, east from St, that their opptnents Louis, was practically dissolved yes dent, will be defeated in their revolution- terday. ary designs, and that they will be The French Chamber of Deputies forced to yield and not stop the wheels of government on the 1st of has agreed to a monetary convention of the Latin nations. July. The Confederates in the House Private advices from Sierra Leon took an advanced position that the French have an represent diswas bill under while the army nexed the English island of Mata- cussion and alarmed the Conservacony. tive Democrats pretty thoroughly. Tucker offered an amendment to Prof. Oeorge Frederiok Schoeman repeal the section of the revised of the university. of Griefswald, adis statutes which prohibits the appoint tinguished philosopher and archwol ment of any person in the army who is dead. served in th Confederate army or ogist, Knox showed that Martin, colored, murderer The Republicans navy. while the army bill now under of John Willenmeir and wife, at he consideration, stopped all promo- Nashville, is to be hanged tions in the army, the amendment embraced the Catholic laith yester of Tucker if adopted would allow day. Confederate 'brigadiers to be apIt is stated that after the Czar has pointed. The point ef order was raised that the amendment was new larted for Livadia, the governmen to proclaim a state of iege legislation and the Speaker sustained intends Moscow, Kieffand St. in Petersburg, had after several Democrats it, Charkoff. spoken against the amendment. At Springfield, Ills., yesterday, Iiapy Fiti John. Washisotoic, Mar. 28. The pro- about twenty Pekin whisky crooks ceedings by the Court of Inquiry in pleaded guilty in the United States tne Fitz John Porter case have court, and were fined small sums reached the President, and it can be The ring, one of the most powerful stated on good authority that the ever organized, is thorougly broken undmgfl are in every way in his favor. up. to-da- y A debility, premature decay, enhaustloo. etc. The onl. reliable cure. Circulars mailed tree. Andreas, J. K. HKKVKg, 43 Chatham St., N. Y. dale3m Bl SMARCK GETTING Cate, of London, England, and Chan. Cate, of San Francisco, brothers, who had been separated thirty years, met here by accident yesterday. Neither recognized the other. WhitUker's ELECTRIC BELTS. sura cure for nerruus orously. They Met bj Chance. Des Moin Iowa, Mar. 28. is follows: NO. 153: dent and was could- - commander-in-chie- f transport troops whenever he pleased, and there was no power in the House to say he should transport troops here and not there. Carlisle thought the House and country would hesitate a long time before accepting tho doctrine laid down by Frye, that the President, of the iirmy, as commander can transport troops whenever he pleases and use them for whatever purpose he pleases with or without the consent of Congress. A discussion ensued; long Stephens obtained the floor, tut stated he was unable to proceed at present, and at his suggestion the committee rose arid the House ad MILWAUKEE Ii t in the Market. o( j TuuU Kr dertck llnm, Oefeh.l't, Tim Te inie of Hit United Mutt. Iu tlmTori tory ol Uuh, ..vnd greeting to Tuuii Frederick Hum. defmUtt. Ym re bert-breiulrfd to ftppuAr iu mo u tiuu brungtii a;itint you bjr trie nlKiVi named FUtntitT, (n the I'rubn'e t ourt.tr box Elder CounT rrilu y, mi I to antiwar tlu cum.Miut ty nieit th reiu, wiiitm ttn auv, tixeiurme ol the da at iervUn). alter tbe aerrice on you of Ihh tun.it.iiim, II Hervrd wiidin thU Ot nuty, or if served out of tliii County, but In thii IMmrld within twenty day; oitiei wi- within fVrly day. to oliLiiin ft decree Thii actio u iu dissolving the boutU t f titatriniouy en in ting be tween aid plaint)!, and leteiitlant, un the ground at lorth i the compUiut on Ale tu lint i0ii'e. And you aie hen-bnotified that if you lull to apt-eaand answer the Sbid compl iut as requirwi, rim lit i fT ilt apply to the Court for the praved for In her said complaint. liireu u der my hand aud the aeal of the Pro-baCourt, of said Gaunt, ibis tweutj-Aflday o' March 1870. J AM ICS DYWATKIt,Cierk. (skaIuJ Uti THE BEST Beer Imager In the to be found Country at the is BREWERY U. AND MALTING HOUSE, rUl Fifth Street, east of Commercial Hotel, OK PILES. NUKE CUKE sure cure for the blind, bleeding, Itrhlag and ulcerated uilea has been discovered by Dr Wiltum (an lndisn remedy), called Dr. William's ludlan Ointment. A single lox has cured the worst old clironic cases of twenty Ave aud thitty years stindiug. No on. ne.-- stiff pr flv. minutes after applying this wonderful sooti lug m dkiiia. ilo more Lotions, lnt!iiment and harm than g d nilliam a Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the Intense itdjliig (iiai tiin larly at nitht alter getting warm In bed;, ai ts as a poultice, gives inriant aliu rener, of the pri and is prep, red only lor Piles, vate parts and nottrng ol.a. Mf "I consulted nyiriaus iu rniianeipnia, Louisville. Cincinnati. In iananollsand tins city. of dot ara, and found Do la and (spent II. t until 1 obtained a box of Dr. William's Indian Ointment some four ni'intbs ago, and it baa cnn.d me sonipletely." JoairH m. HTntn, uieveiann, u. "Has done me more good titan all the matfeina I ever tried, and I have spent m ire than a $UM) with doctors, besides medicines I am sura aot me more than tM " David Spsrlins, lugiaham, III. Have suffered twenty sear wiih Itching and ulcerated lle, having; used every remedv that 1 nset sine in my notice with ut tw ient, nntll reli-f.udi.n iHutmenf a'idrece ved imtnediata Nev. old as Tecoroa, (an Carrol miner), jMo Pile ) Remedy aver gained such rapid and es tensive sale. Sold by all wholesale r .r h!o by Win. Driver A ud retail di uitiits. roo and I. V. MoNutt A Co , ig Ion, Utah dly A SALOGJVS Arid Families Supplied. Orders from along the Railroad Lines or any part of the Countrj will be promptly and faithfully attended to. BUCHMILLER & WELLS d57t Proprietors. OyslciV Oysters! BY THE PLATE At liflh Strett, Oythu. HOURS OF ALL THE DAY, at A. GBEENWELL'S MEAT MARKET, Fourth Street. NOTICE. COUNTY" I am preptiret) to ehip any quaoti ty st any lime, of the couniry. COURT of C. 0 D., to any part it. c.ooit i:i.low. Geo. Ford & Co. j. tm-t- difiiir THE OR CAN. . J.B.G00DFELL0W;8 ICK! ICE! Cm be had at UTAH. - OGDEN, A BEER LAGER Weber Teaisri is of ikat organized Ogden portion duly City iu said County bereinsfier de10 be so into district scribed, irriga'ion known as the Ogden Denco Irrigation District, Notice is hereby given that a masi meeting of (be citizene of sttid ir rigation district will be beld at Ibe 4th Ward scnoolbouse in Ucdeo t'lty on I Saturday the 6;h diy ol April, 1879, at 7 o'olock p m , fur ibe purpose of form. Oaer Wall aud flfih Stnet, Cgdra City, I'tah deS-Iing a Company and electing Trustees and therefor. Treasurer and a Scoretary Said district ia bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning in tba channel of Ogden River at a p iut near the mouth of Og den Canyon, ten rods above where of the water Is now liken out the channel of said river for tbe Ogien Canal, and running lb, nee E Villi OFFEItElt. westerly down Ibe channel of raid Og of wert Ibe line eeolion 28. den River lo ownsbipd nonh, range 1 we-- t, of tbe I am Selling Out my Entire 8all Lake meridian, Uniied Stales Stock of sou'h along (aid Survey, tbetio. line to ibe base of tbe bluff or bench, ibeoCt in a southwesterly direo tioB along ibe litse of Ogden Bench lo tbe north end t,f tbe Weber Canal, thence up t & Weber Canal or water s'cl lo tbe souih side of Sixth Street in Og len City, then :e a'.ot.g the base of tbe bluff or bench to a point forty rods due suuili of Eighth Slrcet in raid city, tbenee east to a pol t one hundred feet east of tbe eastbank of the Ogden ;Dal as now located, ihenop north and east rly on a line parallel with said canal one hundred feet distant from Ibe left or east bank thereof le a point opposite tbe place of beginning, tbenee north to the plice of beginning. Utah Territory, baring HIDES, PJSLTS WOOL BEST CHANCE Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, journed. WITHOUT RESERVE, The question of reestablishing capital punishment, in Switzerland must be referred to the popular ? S. Rlt'HAlDS, At Wholesale or Retail. rierkConnly Court. Deputy Clerk. rote. By C C RioHAKin. The St. Petersburg Oazftte learns from a trustworthy source that the Chinese ambassador has demanded the retrocesion 01 Kuldja. In the House of Commons the under Secretary for India said the government would use the borrow-inpowers asked sparingly as pos sible, and would endeavor to pay off whatever sum is raised when circumstances are more favorable for re mitting to England. z Ofko, C Utah. Mar 25, 1879 I'STT COURT SIAl dl50 3t Vo R CHARD WILLIAMS, I'lumber and Gas-Utte- r. Jobbing and Repairing done. Patent Points for Di iv. Yi ells. Agent tor Kattuey s Fare Pumps, MAIN STREET, OODEN. sMSm Seasonable Offer Refused FRED. LEVY. P.S. 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