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Show UTAH LEGISLATURE'S WORE. February 7th. Ini' si'.. Several petitions and protests againr the Morrison railroad bill were I February ead. 6. Mr. Glbhon presented the petition of William II. Burton and 112 protesting against the following agreement of Uintah count officer a to (alary: Collector, $750; aesor, $7 jo; clerk, recorder, attorney, each $1000; surveyor, $8oo; sheriff, $2000; aelrct-men- , coroner, $ioo; treasurer, $jxi; each! $300; (uperintendenl of House nth-er- school, $boo. The petitioner lay that thee amount are excelve and disproportionate to the service required. They would necessitate unbearable taxation. Bollthos bill No. 52, creating a board of park commissioners, adversely reported by municipal corporation committer. Bollthos bill No. 48, to prevent the ale of stock under fraudulent Favorably reported by live stock committee. The educational committees favorable report of Senate hill No. 4, went with the Mil to the appropriation committee. Bills were Introduced as follows: By Crltehlow Regulating and extending the powers of the clerk of the district court In matters pertaining to the estates of decedents, minors, insane and Incompetent persons at times w hen there Is a vacation or recess of the court and the judge therefore la absent from the county seat. The bill gives to the various district court clerks the right to perform certain ministerial duties in the absence of the judge from the counties of the large outside districts, In whose bcliulf the bill Is drawn. By Bernhelsel, by request- - Making appropriations for the use of the Utah State Board of Agriculture. For the expenses of the Utah State Board of Agriculture, for the creation of which a bill has been introduced for the year ending on the first Monday In January, 1897, these appropriations are made from the general fund. Expenses of the for board $3ooo; fur publications, $$ooa premiums, paying By Egan Requiring railroad corporations to construct crossings over their respective road where necessary for public or private purpose. Railroad companies are required to construct crossing for public and private purposes, when asked to do so by the proper county commissioner. By Wilson Repealing section 4 of 18, laws of 1892, relating to an act giving the mayor of cities uf the first and second classes a qualified veto. The bill simply repeals the section stated. It contains the emergency chapter clause. By Ferguson of Carbon For the p refection of life and property frum steam boiler explosions. The city council in cities the president and board of trustees in tow ns and the selectmen or commissioners of counties are empowered to adopt ordinances within their respective limits to provide for the examination, licensing and regulation of persons having charge of steam boilers. Bolithos bill, No. 48, tn prevent the of stock under fraudulent pedigree, was passed by a unanimous vole and the house adjourned. Sbhatb Two bills, the libel and one providing for the examination of the books of territorial officers by ixpcrts, were passed. The judiciary committee reported house bill No. 87, amending the provisions of law relating to the place oi trial of civil cases, recommending its passage with amendments. It also reported favorably house bill No. 88, providing for the trial of cases in the district court by judges pro tempore. The former bill was read three times and passed, and the latter was given its first reading. The adverse report of the Live Slock committee on Condons bill, No. is, to prevent cruelty to animals was adopted. Howards bill No. fo, to prevent the Molding of waters by sleep, was killed a laws exist covering the point. Dr. Condon's bill for the protection of and female the health of shop-girl- s clerks wa changed to one, emeliorating the condition of clerks and waiters and passed. Bills were introduced as follows: of By Stevens Conferring on Judges District Courts in the State of Utah the exerpower and jurisdiction heretofore cised by Probate Judges in the Territory of Utah in cases of Insane persons. For the promotion of By Condon kindness to animals. It is made the duty of all school teachers to teach and Impress upon their pupils in the most effective manner possible the duly of kindly treating not as only all domestic animal, but, 0 far possible, all living creatures. After its first reading Harris moved the Indefinite postponement of the Condon bill. He was ruled out of order, but upon renewal of ills motion after the second reading of the bill, it prevailed. After listening three and a half hour in evening session, was held for arguments on the Utah County contest case, brought by J. F. Uringliurst for the purpose of unseating Hyrum Lemmon, ths House adjourned shortly before mid night, with a" vote practically as far re mote as when the House assembled. Senate. The Judiciary committee reported favorably House bill No. 81 providing for fees to be collected by State, county, district and school olficrr the treasuries into and designating which the same shall be paid, and adversely on House bill No. 34, defining evidence required to convict in giand larceny cases. The Committee on Live Stock reported favorably Senate bill No. 12, for the prevention of disease among sheep. The following bills were passid: Senate bill No. 45, providing for the release of one or more joint debtor, without releasing the others; Senate bill No. 44, providing for seals for district courts; House bill No. 81, making legal holiday Include January 1st, February 2 id, May 30th, July 4th, July 24th, September 1st, and December 25th; House bill No. 80, authorizing school districts that failed to levy a special tax In 1895 to levy such tax, and House bill No. A6, amending the law relating to the redemption of property sold for taxes, so as to allow four years for such redemption. The Joint Printing committee intro duced Senate bill No. 52, providing fo the appointment of a State Printer and defining his duties. Senate bill No. 50, by Mr. Warner providing for prosecutions in criminal rases by information. Senate bill No. 53, by Mr. Sutherland Relating to public debt. It requires the County Clerk of each county, the Recorder of each city, the clerk of the Board of Education and the clerk of each school district to Indorse a certificate on every bond, warrant or other evidence of debt that the same is within the lawful debt limit at such county, city and school district, and Referred to issued according to law. the Judiciary committee. Senate bill No. 54, by Mr Booth Relating to liens of judgments. The substitute for Senate bill No. 13, relating to the collection of irrigation taxes, was recommitted to the committee on irrigation and Agriculture. House bill No. 88, provided for the trial of cases in district courts by judges pro tempore, was psssed. Adjourned until Monday. The following bills were introduced: Pebrssry 10. Senate bill No. 48, Introduced by Mr. IIousK Hyrum Lemmon was adChambers a Mil for an act for the ap- judged by the house one of. the duly pointment of a state board of mining en- elected members of that body from gineers, defining their duties and provid- Utah county and the contest brought ing for the regulation, operation and In- for the seat, 'occupied by Mr. Lemmon, spection of coal mines. by James F. Bringhurt, was dismissed. The bill provides for a state lmard of Claims were presented and referred as five, to be appointed by the governor, follows: whose terms shall be four years, one Claim of M. D. Harris By Robinson member to be a practical nilnln ' enginof Kane county, in the sum eer, two mine managers or superinten- of $i2.jo for uncollected taxes. By Andrus Claim of Thomas I. Uot-tadents actively engaged in coal mining, collector of Washington county, In and two practical coal mine. Unexthe sum oi $18.1 j for uncollected taxes. pired terms are to be tilled by the goverBy lleiner Claim of W. J. Eddington nor. V S1' Sr Senate bill No. 49, introduced by Booth, by request To create a stale board of labor, conciliation and arbitra- tion. The bill provides for the app intment by the governor, by the advice ;.nd consent of the senate, of a board of three persons, not more than two of whom shall belong to the same political Jparty one to be an employer of labor and one to be an employee TJSB and a mcmlter of constable In Morgan precinct, Morgan in criminal cases, county, expense V3895- Hill were introduced as follows: By Stevens To provide for a uniform system of free schools throughout the state of Utah. By Kye Saving the right of appeal in cases in which the judgment was rendered by United States and supreme court commissioners prior to the admis HEWLETT BRO.S New, High Grade THRE BAKING E-CRO- The time to dust in a hole under the stump of a tree cabin. For several yesrs he ODD THINGS OF GLASS. Our Line cf 2, near hi on not January had expired appeal passed the life of a hermit, until his conisy,, Bv Fergu mi of Sail Luke tby re- science begin troubling him because he had permitted an Innocent man to suffer Coffit Mouse traps, Bricks, Fish quest) -- Providing for the appointment of a clerk for the Third judicial district for ills ciiiiie. Finally he determined to Bait. Sweet Muscatel Crape Juice Syrup. court. go hack to Idaho and surrender .himself FUR TUP. Purple Crape Juice Syrup, reLake Salt of (by had Several he when By Fergiinn years older than Cherry B unc Juice Syrup. of cases IIllMK, Cl-l'In left, and changed by the rough life he We May Live in Huusee ut quest) Regulating appeal Bleep in Claret Punch Ju'ce Syrup, AND bad led, no one knew him when lie Glass Bedstead, Women Wrnr Glue Angostura Punch Juice Syrup usurpation of olfice. lmard of By Uolitliu- - Creating a state readied Boise. There hi' remorse made Gowns and Baby Play with Glass Biocke. Champagne Punch Juice Syrup, horticulture, delining its power and ap- him miserable, and whm, soon after, lie propriating therefor. The Ko?t Pleasant and Palatable was taken seriously sick and was about Year Drinks The bill creates a board of six mem- to die he wrote a full confession, In is an inventor who is known at There ! Kv rwImrM. It tor d four Hut dealer of WriUu a term tliarw, for year y.iar ber, appointed which he described the place where the the patent office in Washington us the br a lmard consisting of the governor, dii't wa hidden. Hi McLean wa W. name His Man. IsC. Glass THE SWT LAKE CITY SOOA WATER CD., partner secretary of stale and slate a.sdilnr. , out and disappeared. and during the of New Berne, N. By Mansfield -- To amend section SOI.K DISTRIBUTING AUK.NTS, last few years lie ha secured patent for Laws ail 1 (1 of chapter 42 of the Session number of ilex ice in glass Ut llag fer reruilnHiau asui to prising Weal secnew a of Utah, 1S9U. and enacting City, Opfe Reed was a tramp printer in hi Among these Is a glass coffin, which is tion known a section tA, relating to ttie Is name his now against decay and rats-Sproof days, guaranteed younger on though taxes of assessing and collecting known own both heuiLplmcs. and long as r.o deliberate attempt is made transient stock and providing for a penHe found himself one wild, puncti- to smasii it, it ought to last forever. An asses in acts Ut listing, tli Ir:, Nl'N.NB BI..WK OIL will ile. alty for fraudulent stock. lious r.ight half way Is tween an Arkan- other contrivance i a stair case made tug and collecting taxes on said sas cross-roaand nowhere, and only wholly of glass steps, landing and newRUCK oil Senate The Senate passed three one risible el posti being all made o! that material. in sight. The introduced. shanty hills and four were But perBLACK Oil Can I stay here tonight?" queried ihe Yet another is a glass barrel. Alcorrupt practices act, introduced by wit. most remarkable invention n( the of master American haps coming which on one any lison, was the only BUCK Oil the Glass Man is a Millard table made oi Nope," was the crusty answer. this is fight was made. Although the under Cant It Can't I even slay glass. measure concerning elections, there The day may yet arrive when people under klver with yer hogs. was no politic in the debate. Demo- burn, A patent lias will live In glass houses. the madam voted for The him by closely as well eyed Republicans crats as inventor for another secured been by finally CENTS it. The opposition wa confined to the incessant flashes of liglitningand it tar a of brick pec. pattern. The glass S'lMwho.-- iiUlllUllt Republican side and it mustered only mumbled: livare composed Ail the hawg theirselves. They material of which they three vote. those a first clast The other hill were No. 82 and 88 hnln't no sense. Id say no, but they ing cold out of a dwelthe will bricks dashkeep rain the while fee and the which came up from the house, may eay ye ; built of them while admitting the bill and the bill providing for judges ed, the thunder throbbed and the light- ling City, It it claimed that they w ill ex led the Into light. craw the sky, Upie ning split Partner wan led in tills hnln prolempore. hollow. Furthermore, dude noise, being barn. Bill were introduced. need not he And no name is more honored than he inmates of a glass house "lly Sutherland, S. B. 55, concerning close too under 'frald oi being A full string band In nne Inatru-neii- u elector of president and vice president, his today. Newspaper Maker. inasmuch as it is not ail "ilayed at the same time and in neighbors, by Sutherland Irovid hill 5 fi, by Senate t Inven-.ij- ii by 1 ne juts n. The requisite that the bricks shall he Iran and examiner Falitr. of office stale for (lie of tlie lug ia the nineteenth century round of be the at sal once opaque parent. They may Whistler, the artist, Everett, Piano with the plect'Rphi net prescribing duties. w ho was going in glass, or of any color that may be tuba I ettnr known as the to next theater a or fatly mandolin, gut Senate hill No. J7. by Sutherland tar and lianjo attachment, only made and out of her scat constantly, not only hie fur decorative effect. Relating to the university. It in the faniuua Everett, the n .st durwas finished, but also Thus before many years have passed a body corporate and W given all the as soon a each act able and u only complete plan.1 ani while the play was going on. The space it will be considered the height of luxufiictured. It is sold at evevdingl right of such institution under law. wa very nar- ry, perhaps, to occupy a glass dwelling. of seats rows between low the psluca and on very easy ter ua. A Senate hill jK, by Chidcxter, by re much Glass bricks, of course, are expensive, these large anil well selected stock to civil action defcniea row, and the artist w as subject to ng Madam, elegant pianos always kept In stock at who live in glass houses will be Min. as she People passed annoyance and apprals without costs. E. N. Jenkins Temple of Music, 238 he said at length in hi sweet tones able to afford to wear clothe of glas. South Main street-Fend for catawas there I trust I do not incommode you by Nearly twenty year ago logues and prices. We are also agent in for Uhickiring & Ron's and 11 irvard shown at the centennial exposition Argonaut. keeping my seat Planus. A Philadelphia a bonnet composed entirely of glass. It was a love of a bonnet. Tlie Thr May arUlrU. I never hear a young girl say, flowers were glass, and so were the rib- housing, ne might fear that with InGold Dust Lie Buried Near Lost VbeDyoB young girls are fond of saying," observ- bons, which looks like the finest satin. creased household labor might be deDONT LIMP:en bt Cabin. ed an old lady on the summer hoarding The patentee of this process describes it creased corJIallv of entertainment, but dimIh to walk airalht. taka neck-ticplat man of a of she sort house piazza, what there is a further manifestation than tlie a suitable fur the manufacture tT of Mrii i'ut of fiwt to Id mu tfouifurt. HpeeUIUts In HuntHlddaa Years A( by a Robber-Bowill marry, and what sort only, but what mere alteidlun to appetite. Its the beshawls, table covrrs, etc. ami di'furiDwl nhoet. cripple line I 1, a Met certain kind brace and nrtiftein think of myself, very speeches In fabric of this ers Hav Tried Again and Again ta Find It ing ivelc line to what they have, rather it mb of awry deteridttoD A school quality of glass is used. It is spun in the ailcmibii lo wliut they have, which have listened to brfore this. But Hav Alwsy Returned BalBed. friend of mine so held New Jersey In de- th esds of exceeding delicacy, and of ci.pccl.dly marks the warmth of southHilgert Deformity testation that she lore Its map front her these several colors may be produced at ern manner; we hope it is long that we Shoe Co. Lost Cabin of Mount geography. She used to say that noth- the same time. They are woven in a shall know and remember this beautiful The long Ml E Third South fit.. Hood," Oregon, has been found, but its ing could Induce her to marry a man loom of ordinary pattern. Anilmdy virtue. Womankind. Stir LAKE CITY.UUH fabulous wealth still remains unearthed. who was a widower, or wore a wig, or may observe that a thin sheet of jjlu-- is The wealth consists of two sack of gold lived in Newr Jersey ; and the man of her slightly elastic. The thread employed G. F. CULMER & BROS. of such fineness us to be Mining Under Butte. dust hidden by a stage rebber many choice was guilty of ail these three enor- In weaving are SlNIlUflU'.tUIVHCf It lia- - long been known that the city mities. I used to talk over my future perfectly pliable and not at all brittle. years ago in Ihe vicinity of the Lost with two cousins. would of Butu of a'.Kiut I would not marry two , miles a go naturally With gown glass covering SHOW CASES DEsrlumoN. Cabin." So many year have elapsed business man, I said. Kale would no1 a pair of glass slipper. Nut like L'in square of territory , is located over one not since it was stolen that if found- now U think of a did of Cinderella il.e no! In mineral derella's. farmer a the Oh, greatest deposits PAINTS, VAl.'NIHHKK, Oll.K, clergi man, or Carrie IllU filllSS. ETC. would be considered as treasure-trovand we married respectively, a business wear glass slippers. Her slipper in the world, hut all the plans heretofore pro1C. 1st 2ti Salt Lake City. vnir,1 were oi a for Suuili, under a French the farmer. and man, It have posed story clergyman milling and would belong to the lucky finder original city vrrre been all like a smart young American help which means fur. Vair and no! feasible. A coni Is be to dust estimated burled The in my mother's kitchen, who was wont meaning glass, are pronounced exactly pane lias just been organized, however, worth at least $20000, toy J- - A. Coram, C. II. Palmerand others to declaim to us children on the scorn In alike. Hence the corruption. The Lost Cabin wa built In the which the held all men, always winding A Pittsburg man named Smlih has who are also connected with the Big Cascades thirty-thre- e years ago by four up her denunciation of the sex by No, I invented a process for making glass slip, Butte and Boston company, for the purwhile prespectlng. wouldnt EXCELLENT IN EVERY RESPLCT Oregon pioneer marry any man that walks on per in molds. They would n l do very pose of mining under the city. They And the didn't. She mar- well for dancing. There i no reason have secured control of the Destroying They were Louis Paquet of East Port- two legs. land, Captain Hedges and Colonel man. Philadelphia why a glass gown should not lie woven Angel mine, located right in the heart ried a We have an liiiuiunw! line' of Sloven. of Oregon City and Dr. McAfee of Ledger. of iridescent glass, and Its wearer would "f the city, and have commenced sink Range niul Heaters to Salem. What recalled it to mind and Ina shaft near look like an animated rainbow on a the main street of tlie Ing Belm-.- t From. Editor Metcalfe on Japan. duced Paquet to revisit the scene of his floor one dazzling shimmer of city, and after reaching a depth of 1000 the was feel will hues. drive in published editor of E. tunnel early pioneer day James Metcalfe, literary every direction IIKT IlnT A I II rrilXAPK in awkiiica. statement that the famous Lost Cabin" Life, arrived in town recently after a of iri- under tlie rily. It is the Until recently the iiiamifa-tur- o purpoie to caphad been found. Its location was mi- four month tour In Japan, ay the New descent italize the for company many million glass was act down in the list of nutely described, and he recognized it as York Telegram. Mr. Metcalfe left New lost arts. But in 1878 it wa rediscover- d jll.irs. Utah Stove & Hardware Co. the structure he had helped to build. York in May and proceeded to Yokoha-m- ed, and now it Is a common coniuicrcliil :tttlciM xasit 00 application, Curtnr Cob lucreinl and Kiral Roum bla. With James Watkins and a Mr. Apple-gardhy way of San Francisco, going article. It is made by exposing the meltHoxi iPin. by both of Portland, Paquet stalled thence to Nagasaki, Kioto and Nikho, ed Salt Luke City. glass to the vapor of sals of ionium. WITH THIS for the mountains. They went to with many excursions by tire way; and At the Metropolitan Museum of Art are E. DUNSGDMB, M. D. American on the Sanllam river, thence to returning lo New York through Van- exhibited great numbers of bottles, plates Business University of Kaw York. UkO. struck Gold and thence creek, Elkhorn, College. couver. Mr. Metcalfe ii not favorably and other article of glass which were SPECIALIST which 1 a tributary of the north hranch impressed by and (.'hri-UI.ZVWIK1D before t considering made and used long SPOUTS. Japan; t'OMIBAIK. T oudvprf inn our ('nllrvn wi orill civr of the Santiam. Just before reaching matters from the fraction to tlANCKRR, T llmltan ORA. sad point of view of an exThey were dug up in Cyprus and llioroiijzb puiiinh of inqtrurliiMi in Iknilile OOITH k and Kook Siiurlf hiiiry it ml Comthe cabin Paquet gave his companions an perienced RAIllCAt. CI'RK TKKATMKXT journalist, he says that more elsewhere. Many of them have a beau- inercittl Arithmetic, WITHOUT muiL by accurate description of Ihe structure, news KNIFK OR CAUSTIC. may be obtained of what 4 going tiful iridescence, but it is the result of how it was constructed and Ihe tunnel on there Charge, through London, Berlin and decay. Glass will rot like anything ton limilrd iiumlMTof near it. When they came hi the place it St. TMrounie Petersburg than can be had In the else, and decay has split the structure of will iN'cmiiiilrtuti m forty Noclmrgn For a Suit that will SUIT You was found he had misstated nothing for informadiplomua. since the .lultv. or in laminae Hakes, Itself, ancient only this cuuntry glass The cabin had nearly all rotted down tion that I disseminated is through the which Bend for Samples if interrupt the light so us to pro. The American Busi iess College but the tunnel was still there, sonic of diplomats of the various European duce brilliant red, You Can No Coll. green, purple and Ramus .VIM. Oil VCZ. Bcildixu, the bank at the opening having fallen in. state. Nevertheless, from observations other rainbow color. D. L. ROSS, Merchant Tallor: It was with peculiar sensation that the he has made throughout Japan, Mr. MetThe window blind of the glass liaii'e .... 41 IV. fi.vcilS.iulh fit Oregon pioneer saw the spot he had not calfe believes that the country ! to be of the future will be of glass, of course. SAI.T I.AKK CITV visited In thirty-thre- e ITA years. He said he the scene of Important event, Involving That is another patent, and the inventor built the cabin, and the old shack near the rest of the world within the next made suggests that such blinds nmy be w. CURRIE. by it for a sort of blacksmith shop. The year or two, significant of which Is the of whatever color are desired. I.ibi in cuD tiou kd iii all Dhii r by mail nr rxpma, latter had nearly disappeared, only a circumstance that the of the with will person the nursery glass perhaps pluy mound Indicating where it stood. Russian ambassador is guarded more building blocks, and at it suitable .ice he Lost Cabin" has The story of the sacredly than that oi any person in Ihe will receive a Christmas gift of pair of been current history in Idaho, Washing-toAi.kx I. Wyatt. 312 Main St reel--. aside from the mikado. roller skates with glass rollers. Both ot empire, AI'.XOLVTKLY 1IIE 1IK8T and Oregon for year. Its fabulous been have ideas these patented. NKZ IKUCI-;- , wealtli and the inrsteiy uf its last- known When he Is old enough to go I DENTAL WORK PAIXLESS See Things That Are Old. POTLATCH, occupant have induced many persons to he will not dig worm in the garden, In spite of the protests of inventors IALOLTHK. searcli for it. There are two siuries conEASTLOWKfvr IN AT E WKrfT ill will be provided with artificial bail inves- but ERN names are the cerning the mysterious stranger who and of those who think they have of three great The! of minnow hollow a of in the glass shape TRY, AMO BE CONVINCED. nml fruit growing disyear ago inhabited the "Lost Cabin" tigated everything since Ihe deluge, that coated on the inside partly nitli a luagricultural Main Walker Sc., llssar. Opp. and buried in Its immediate iciiiili gold there is nothing new under the sun, the in Malm ami Washington, trict minous paint. The originator of tld dust of great value. Onenl diem is that psalmist Vvas right when lie put that reached hy the Northern Pacific railminnow says that it is a brilliant object some time In tlie sixties a miner con- thought Into the colloquial language. In road. G. the water caleulalcd to compel llu On the Assyrian slabs, and on more ceived the Idea of robbing the They each adjoin the other an uf any li that ha a particle atteention iage, Tni oltl reliable slid which usually carried large quantities of than one old European fresco Is seen the form a region hard lo equal. II:i ntfsii. together of appetite. t in San INilou The gold dust from Boise City to Owihec. padille wheel of a boat, although the Glass bedsteads may be proof against region ha leen noted for still e.inln'iiThe bicy-rl- u He watched his opportunity when a propeller is not in evidence. tn rum sil Isxaal and it Earvelous grain production. The It i hardly io lie but and bugs leausai Disease,, ssnli seem to have been known in China llghlnhig Potlatch onintrv I aiialugini to tha largr amount of treasure would be s flssnarrtisca. Cleat. expected that glass houses should lie flee ItAclurs, Sjrphitlia In Ialotise. shipped by Wells, Fargos Express. more titan two hundred years ago, and from mice. The inmate could hardly all Ii foriu. sain ll-'- , The Ne lercc region lie south uf Nenwif Debility, Picketing his horse in a clump of hushes the velocipede was seen in Europe do better than to employ glass traps (or IniMtmcb S a si I a a I the ot tiers and has until close to the road, he lay In wait at the even before that. On a pane of the anrecently heen Laaa al smkaau snJ the capture of such vermin. Thegre.il I l.e eunseiiin-'insn( self abuse and a .art of a great Indian reservist Ion. mouth of a canyon, on the road between cient painted glass In the old church at acmousc-lra;'of liethe fnlluw'.ne ese glass symptoms: Stoke l'ogis, England, may be seen the advantageto Boise and Owyhee. He held v dark spot nuder Ilia ayes, fmtVNifl acre of It have iaten thrown the statement of the Inventor, ,aln up" the t in thr ears, Iraa ol i 1. rimtlnc cording and it land can instil lu tinastride open to fellow a of seized I the young stage, nltd States mail and representation d:lll.rnrr in appruarliin stranairt is that if a mou-- e should enter the trap, enA'I'-urr- , in laiught upon cheap jirlren and worklimbs vkn-uf the is He of machines. of one these slum rf dir bearl, I'shii the Wells-Fargleav-In- g sTong-bnx- , Charles to 8 Fee, Genand, Icriu. Write mi the fan lie may be seen lie other who (liiiiieeto sud k. In il mrinnrr, the driver hound and ing his way along with the sir of a rider come that wav, and they will be in- ims-- Its. (Mn. iiiiipthin. etr. Df. Gibbon haa pae eral Passenger Agent, N P. IL IL, gagged, made . thirlr-fnuKmneiM-tim is and the a has introduced who K. D. Gihlw, jrian Hr. or off to the mountains. In the novelty, Minnesota, u I tail d i, r nei'i Gem Paul, box he clined to join the one inside, espei iully .ml r.il AgeiiL, Spokane, for folder luni ami m eitn l In briirflt nt Ills arret .kill aid lound over too pound of gold dust and object of the unbounded admiration of whea oilier tah when they observe that he Is nibbling a and rate Tlir a multitude of witnesses. a large sum In greenbacks. Try Im.ii. Cunts- Guaranteed. Irrvnn curtii si choice morsel." 1'1 nri!'- mneounlilr. or wrltr. Pr. fall The driver, when found, was half , J. F. GIBBON. 629 Kearney llrset. r nr. Con A jury at Rochester, N. Y, brought In Than Kaffrlh the dead and delirious from starvation. (sn Frsncuce. Gal verdict convicting Father John M. t rom his story suspicion was fastened on Her Mother Bessie dear, I am sorry Noalhrrs Hospitality. of arson In Ihe second degree, to see niy little girl show such a lack of Fitzgerald the robber partner, who liiseisf la Frail Lauda. was, of course. A discourse on souiliern hcspiialiir this a When for seniors. r. neighcoming a the culmination of a long her Innocent of the crime. You i:inT overstock Ihe market with an old text; but as inosi However, he borsped and sensational trial. Eighteen veara comes to call on u you should sit would be upon I wa. arrested, tried, convicted and old texts are the especially good one, it prune- or pears an. at Orchard, Ida., ago Father Fitzgerald look charge of the quii tly and not speak uniesa you are to eight years in the them. It tnu get llic richest land in Ihe state a (o he would drop penitentiary. quite pity disCross church at Charlotte. For Holy to. You do not mean to be Moan while, the A spoken reasonable. magguilty man, fearing hi ha been predicted that wl'h tin ahull, liii eiind terms the financial rendition of Id own arrest, wrnl nlu respectful, I am aure, but you should man year past diff- nificent chance for any I. tlie and lf llounl,n. think of of consequent lion slavery ha been growing from bad to the impression you are making lie lowA " ""occupied miner' cabin, new liitle home. The a build up household assistance, to worse. When hi affair were at the on our neighbors, and you will Iry here- iculty of securing where he determined tn of tlie old famed ti iwm of Orchard affords a neat speculadecline hide himself, a he will there worst srveral building were burned, to-I hope, after, lie rarely left the raMn to Ir.fornialinii For tion apply that it will not oulllte except to buy hospitality; one after another. All were aid to have mamlook Bessie "You'd belter oul, provision in hiC. K. 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