Show kli lri lERAL liem m ili oil lilii 1872 kogut kogot ath peoples 1 E L TS T 11 R dob eon TO CONGRESS GEORGE Q CANNON TO LOCATE U uni usi nic LANDS lambs JOHN VAN co rt FT LEWIS 8 HILLS JOHN representatives por pon sait salt SAIT laue COUNTY COCiO Tr ORSON PRATT JOHN TAYLOR A P ROCKWOOD BOOKWOOD 8 A MANN B YO UNG JR JOSEPH F SMITH SELECTMAN ISAAC M STEWART TREASURER THEODORE mckean SHERIFF ROBT T BURTON cenower rower co HAMPDEN 14 8 BEATIE beatle nun ben VETO vuyo CHARLES W HARDY EDWIN D WOOLLEY OF I 1 OLN ROBERT KOBE RT L CAMPBELL JUSTICES OF 01 tre vae PEACE reace 1 first precinct cF salt saig lake clay city J P ADAM speir CONSTABLE it W mcallister moal LISTER llster S cond precinct silt lake aitu J P SAMUEL W CONSTABLE B Y HAMPTON third precinct salt nals lake city cley J P E B TRIPP CONSTABLE GIDEON H C GIBBS fourth precinct salt zahe zabe city J P JETER CLINTON CONSTABLE JOHN READING beading fifth precinct salt lake city J P JACOB GIBSON CONSTABLE CHARLES I 1 ROBSON mill mtr creek ward JP J P JOHN F CONSTABLE E F M GUEST big cott cottonwood onwood J P B R B BITNER BETNER CONSTABLE D B BRINTO south cottonwood J P SILAS RIO blo CONSTABLE RICHARD bichard honse HOWE E draper J P ABSALOM P SMITH CONSTABLE JOHN fitzgerald west jordan J TT P BENJAMIN BENTAMIN CUTLER CONSTABLE BATEMAN south jordan J P WILLIAM wllliam WINDWARD constable HENRY foro fofo pott dott E yet met merriman riman i CON CONSTABLE war WAT brighton I 1 CONSTA CONSTABLE ble BLu THEODORE LETZEN I 1 north morth jordan J P SAMUEL BENNION mon XoN CONSTABLE sTABLE GEO M SPENCER A VALUABLE discovery of a very simple and very effective deodoriser deodorizer deodor iser iber or disinfectant was made recently in india accordi according Dg to the observer the result of numerous experiments with roasted coffee proved it to be bb one of the most powerful means of rendering animal and vegetable effluvia innocuous ous and indeed of actually destroying them A room in which meat in an advanced degree of decomposition had bad been kept for some time was instantly deprived of all smell on an open coffe roaster being beang carried through it containing a pound of coffee newly roasted in another room the effluvium occasioned by the cl clearing 8 out of a cesspool so that sulphur betted hydrogen and ammonia could be clearly detected was completely removed within half a minute ou on the empio employment ament of three ounces of fresh coffee the best mode of using it as a disinfectant is to dry the raw bean pound it in a mortar and men wen th en roast the powder on a moderately heated iron plate until it assumes a dark brown hue when it Is ia ready for use it mua must however be remembered that the coffee to be tf should be perfectly pure adulterated rubbish will only make matters worse here is a cheap and readily accessible disinfectant by means of which cellars and other rooms can be readi readily 1 y dis infected sweetened purified especially if used in connection with a thorough clearing out and a gool lime washing gashing hot weather stimulates noxious vegetable as well as ag animal growths and fills the air with hurtful and unpleasant perfume roasted coffee feels is not unpleasant to the factories ol orle s and herein is the best beat u use to which it can be put THE indians just now are occupying considerable of the attention of the federal government there are undoubtedly some people who would be glad to inaugurate an indian war here or there either from motives of revenge or from a desire to have some chances of pickings if the indians are properly treated wars war with them will be few and far between but unfortunately there often seems to be a greater proportion of belligerently inclined whites than indians and it Is biffl uit alt to say which are masu most reck reckless less an and d cruel when they get rond mond imad road it is gratifying to know that the government appears disposed to pursue a peaceful straight straightforward for ward and honorable hono honor raule rauie policy towards the red man if all who have to do with indians were so disposed there would bo be comparatively little trouble the washington correspond correspondent ent eat of the new york herald writes to that paper july 9 mcwilliam mr william welsh who hag has jurt juat returned from an official visitation to most of the indian agencies that were about eighteen months ago placed by the government under the board of missions of the protestant episcopal Cli cil church has hag made a full fuli report to secretary delano giving interesting details of hig hib mis mission sion siou with the names and history of the dlf dic different maren daren t tribet tribes their habits present condition ai particular reference is made to the santee sioux which tribe mr welch wech says under the influence of christianity venerate their churches as much as the jews did their temples at jerusa lem it C considerable space is airo also given to the doncas whose friendliness to the government and earnest encouragement to the tile missionary cause among them is spoken of at considerable length mr welsh says in his report that the perci merciful ful fui policy towards the indians inaugurated and followed by the president meets witti with the universal favor of all right minded people with whom he has been brought into contact and adds that an organized opposition to the present administration is being formed in in our frontier states and cause the prea Prep president ident has placed the large appropriations for the indians beyond the reach of dishonest men who claim this patronage as their right several other important subjects including the I 1 pacific railroad whisky traffic on the missouri keeping indians on reservations the dis tribu tion of rations to Ind indians lans ians titles to farms and trades on reservations and other topics are also given much atten in the report and are being further discussed tonight to night at the residence of secretary delano where secretary bellnap Bein beia nap general walker commissioner of indian affair general howard special indian commissioner and mr welsh are in consultation with secretary delano THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH the temporary chairman of the baltimore convention is described by newspaper correspondents as aa a wonderful specimen of physical vitality and beauty his years yeara are said to tread close on four fourscore score and he stands about six feet and a half high with a magnificent straight frame an eagie eagle face and splendid head fringed with silver hair A republican correspondent in speak ing of him says his name wiped out even to me his rebel record and it was wag with pride that one recalled the fact that son of jennerson jefferson paid the patri patriots otia debts and that his daughter wrote the charming book on her great ancestors dome sti elife clire 11 THE new emperor of abyssinia has sent six splendid zebras valued at apiece as aa a present to france and they have arrived at the jardin d acclimation paris it has been generally held that zebra are untamable nabie but although they are not as gentle as lambs 1 nor quite as aa trustworthy as mules ye yet t we nave seen zebras belonging to Nf anders mandera menage believe driven with itha ltha a carriage through the street streets bof of w england and al geoffroy geoffrey st ht hi are w who ho has made sundry experiments in the matter intends to drive down the champs this month in a coach drawn by six abyssinian zebras GEO GE FRANCIS TRAIN made speeches at baltimore against greeley and for himself one of his stories was wag that greeley knows nothing about farming that he be recently sowed bowed a peck of gunpowder for turnip seed that instead of raising turnips be raised he hell heil and that if greeley were made president he be would treat the country to an almost daily dally lon ion from similar mistakes the candidate for president in 18 1872 2 as G F T calls himpele him hime elf eif entertains it appears very contemptuous views of bla his opponents opponent he did not expect when here that horace greeley would be up for president we were not therefore favored with his opinions at that time of the chappaqua Chap philosopher but his hib comment on president grant was significant tell us all you know in fly five minutes general apithi y expresses hia his estimate of the extent of the present president of the republics knowledge a THE euna ehna ILLINOIS MINING CASE LAST night chief justice mckean sitting bingin C in chancery delivered his decision in the emma illinois mining case espe in which the emma silver mining company limited was plaintiff and the cincinnati an aud and illinois tunnel company of utah william W chisholm james F Wood woodman man mau james al day william wiiiiam B smith john chis ohis bolm boim john aie ale mealy and william by were defendants this was a suit in equity the plaintiff praying for a injunction to restrain the defendants from continuing certain alleged wrongful acts during the of an aelion action brought by the plaintiff against the defendants for alleged trespass upon certain silver mining property claimed by the plaintiff but in the poe sesMon salon of the defendants hempstead and kirkpatrick T W park luke P poland W M stewart and 0 J hillyer Hill sor solicitors and of counsel for the plaintiff marshall and carter J 0 royle E 8 joslyn and C W bennett Ben nett nelt solicitors and of counsel for the defendants the chief justice thus stated the case some of the defendants and certain other persons named in the complaint but not parties to this suit formerly claimed neld held and to some extent de ve loped a certain mine of silver bearing ore in the little cottonwood cotton wood mining district and described as aa follows 2400 linear feet of and upon that certain beinor vein or lode known and described as the emma lode and ard commencing at the discovery shaft upon said lode known as the woodman shaft and thenea thence running ning easterly following the course of the lode 1600 linear feet and com eom commencing again at said discovery shaft and thence running westerly following the course of the lode soo sor linear feet 1 making in all 2400 linear feet on an and alon aion along said lode or vein and embracing the 9 same with all its aipa dip spurs angles augie and sand variations for the said distance of 2400 linear feet feat with a space nifty fifty feet in width upon the surface on each side sida of the said vein or lode throughout the extent of said claims for the ent working thereof and more parti cu barly described in the map attached to the complaint afterwards the said claimants and others who had become jointly interested with them or their assigns by deed conveyed all their interests in the said mine to the euma enma E uma twilver mining alining company of utah and on the day of may 1871 the he last named company by deed conveyed to the emma enama silver mining company of now new york previously sly on the elih day of october 1870 the parties then iii in possession of the mine applied to the government of the united states for a patent for the said mine and premises and on the day of august 1871 the said government by letters patent granted to said applicants and to their heirs and assigns the said mineral claim and premises above described and in such letters patent particularly designated with the right to follow said emma deposit vein or lode to the distance of twenty four hundred linear feet with its dips angles and variations to any depth although it may enter the land adjoining to have an and hold said premises together with all the rights privileges immunities and appurtenances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging Afterward afterwards sin bin in september and october 1871 the said patentees by deeds conveyed to the said sald emma silver mining company of new now york the title so eo acquired and all their interest in the emma mine on the day of november 1871 the emma silver mining company of new york by deed conveyed convoyed the said mine and premises to the plaintiff in consideration 43 of f the sum of two million five hundred thousand dollars and the plaintiff immediately i into possession of the property so conveyed the various parties that have held possession of this mine have in the development of the same constructed many works such as shafts tunnels drifts dinzes and raises in the mountain in which the mine is situated in the same mining district tire bre the monitor and magnet lodes and the cincinnati lode which are claimed and held by the defendants who for some time past have been constructing a tunnel called the illinois tunnel for the development of those lodes about the middle of last april the men at work on the illinois tunnel broke through into the works constructed by the plaintiff or its granfors grantors gran tors in the westerly part of what the plaintiff claims to be the developed portion of the emma mine the plaintiffs workmen stopped up the opening thus made and for a month and a half there appears to have been no further interference bat early in june I 1 owing to the thawing of the snow on the mountain a part of the emma mine caved in and for some days the plaintiffs workmen were thus thua prevented from penetrating to the westerly part of the plaintiffs works when t however they at length succeeded in doing so they found all the developed floors or d gifts in that part of roa khe fhe he works and above the first or railroad floor or tunnel in the possession of the defendants whose employees forcibly held the same bame and drove back the plaintiffs employees this disputed ground contains a large amount of very rich silver bearing ore the plaintiff claims that this ore is part of theelma the emma mine aline the defendants deny it there are two and but two questions in this case the one a question of fact the other a question of law the question of fact is this rs Is the silver bearing ore of which the defendants defend ants anta are holding possession a part of the emma vein lode or deposit if it to is not no injunction can issue against the defendants if it is then as matter of law can the plaintiff hold it it being conceded to be in the adjoining lands outside of the surface limits of the plaintiffs patent on the argument of this case some of the learned counsel seemed to suppose that there is a conflict of title between the monitor and magnet and cincinnati lodes and the emma lode but there is absolutely no proof to sustain such position the controversy is between the emma mine and the illinois tunnel and the monitor and magnet and cincinnati lodes are no more involved by the proofs adduced than if the they y were situated in another range of mountains the chief justice then reviewed the testimony of dr orvllle orville H congar cougar professor J H L tuck james M day james E matthews thomas H bates senator william M stewart C L stevenson professor ellsworth daggett professor henry sewell sowell silas williams william pascoe mr davis and others the decision concludes as follows it appears from the record in this oase caso and counsel have referred to the fact nie that the plaintiff is an english corporation while the defendants are an american corporation and certain american citizens the court will not do the learned counsel the injustice to suppose that they can do the court the iD justice justlee to expect that this fact will nave the slightest weight in the decision of this thia case justice knows c r 0 national boundaries whether they be oceans or imaginary lines it is the duty of courts to inquire not who are the parties and whence do they come but what are the rights and the wrongs involved in the controversy between them in this case the court does not find it necessary to believe that any of the witnesses have intentionally te testified stifled to what they knew to be false but they differ so widely especially in matters of opinion that some of them must be seriously mistaken fully |