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Show (Concluded from it s Issue) In the independence oi tin CO-O- P Hawaiian government was formally guaranteed by the English and French Carry a full lino of governments. Kamchnmeha III. was succee od by Kameliamolia IV. in 1854. GENERAL J lie was succeeded bj his brother in MERCHANDISE When lvameh amelia V. died in 1872 it 1 n ended line of the Kamehameh; the Nnr LINE OF THE and a chief named Lunalilo wras elects a 1S74 and to the throne. He died in The ONLY line running other chief, Kalakaua, was elected. 1880 the unsatisfactory state of the pu TWO fast trains daily to lie finances demanded a change in tl system, and a new constitution w; adopted in the following year. Und uenvei ft it the members of both houses of parli ment are elected by the vote of all adu male subjects, under the provisions EFFECTIVE APRIL 129, 1S94. an educational qualification on sulFrag H-BARNETT, and, in the case of the house of no bk Train No. 2 -- Leaves Ogden, 7 a m, Salt Lake, 8:05 a m. Arrives at Pueblo, 0:10 NOTARY PUBLIC AND a property qual ification. The judicial a m; 0 dorado Springs, 7:51 a in; Denver, 10:30 u m. is lodged in a supreme cour power CONVEYANCER Train No. 4 Leaves Ogden, 7:20a m; Salt Lake, 8:25 p m. Arrives at Pueblo, 0:25 composed of a chief justice, who is al Law Office, Lemmons Block, a chancellor, and at least two judge p m; Colorado Springs, 8:00 p m; Denver, 10:30 p m. district courts, police and other Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver with nil lines East. UTAH bunals PAYSON, Elegant Day Coaches, Chair Cars and Pullman Sleepers on all trains. Take the .. t hotel in San Francisco January 20, 189 fj I & U G and have a comfortable trip, enjoy the finest scenery on the Continent PAYSON 1843 WORLD. SCENIC 1 no Bedrock Prices. m. Me ! ! i W. CHIVRELL Wtlj traveler I King Kalakaua was a great lie Visited this country in 1870 and vis! ited most of the principal cities. It wail his travels and extravagant e that caused) the financial troubles that led to rl change in the form of govenimentf Princess Liliuokalani succeeded hej brother and has since been the queen the Iiawaiians. Her husband is ar Englishman. The' population of the! islands in 1SS4 was 80,578. Of this tota 40,014 w'ere natives. Of the foreigner? 17,930 were Chinese. Boot and Shoemaker A oJ'his couSrywl 13 . . i o' REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Next Times office, Payson. Mgr. D,ver, (Ma B K HOOlEK, GPitT A, Dover, Colo F NEVINS, General Agent. II M CUSHING, Traveling Passenger Agent Salt Lake City, Utah, JUTO.UKS. Trail mTTTT! -- L AJLill D A TVTTM? O JL ill W Hi ClrT,T7'T UlbZii'l iJiJ TXTT? IblU P T T( TVT JlYi IN Tipton & Peery ( iencral Blacksmith 1 and v. 'A Wagon Work. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY WORK A o v ' picturesque characters in the history SPECIALTY. Geo. H. ROSE Contractor add Builder. I1 1. mm. of, At stations where no time is shown trains do not stop. D trains run dady. S E W. H. SIIERMEE, Agent, Payson. trains run daily except Sunday. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM The Through Car Line. LOCAL TI.YE CARD, 117 Trains arrive and depart at the various stations as follows: Wiieelwrigiiting and Carriage Painting a Specialty. EFFECT APRIL 9, 1894. I j S. D. CUSHMAN1. F. MCCAW AND JEWELER. WATCHMAKER i PAYSON R. - - - - UTAH S. IVIMMER, NOTARY PUBLIC OFFICE AT BANK BUILDING, PAYSON. DENTAL SCIENCE Is not only a luxury for the rich, but adapted to all classes and conditions of men r. Evans DENTAL PARLORS. i telephone litigation. An organization using his instrument known as the American Cuslunan Telephone company was enjoined from doing business at the suit of the American Bell Telephone company in 1888. Dr. Cushman has for years claimed to be the original inventor of the teleman sevephone. lie is a white-haire- d of for forty-fiv- e nty-four age, and years of these has been connected with electrical work of various kinds. The telephone, he says, was a discovery in which a colony of Wisconsin bullfrogs played a prominent part. The story of his claims has been told before in the accounts of tlic litigations in which he has figured. The other day he retold them before a rough painting which hangs on the wall of his ollicc. It shows a Trains south of Juab run daily except Sunday. into the ) swampy landscape, stretching Through Pullman Palace Sleepers to Chicago without change. Improved Touis a line. which of telegraph foreground rist Sleepers. Free Reclining Chair Cars. Elegant Day Coaches. The Only Line The wire drops to the ground and enCar Service. The shortest and Fastest Line to all points east. ters a box which contains at one end berating Dining two iron disks, separated and fitted on D. E. Burley, General Passenger Agent, City Ticket office 201 Main Bt, Salt Lake. their inner surfaces with platinum S. Stark, Agent Payson. points, which approach each other, but condo not touch. From the disk not S II II Clark, Oliver. W Mink, E Ellery Anderson, John W Doane, F R Coudert, nected with the line wire a wire is run Receivers into the ground. Another wire runs E.- L. LOMAX, Genl Passenger and Ticket Agent, from this disk to a horseshoe magnet, E. Dickenson, General Mgr,, Omaha (Continued in next issue) |