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irm II I SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 1885 LAKE HERALD THE SALTLAKE i i I 8 THE DAILY HERALD I Salt Lake City Utah I I I SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 1885 OUR ANNUAL ji 1 TDK HERALD Annual for 1885 now in of and which will coarse preparation be issued with our New Year edition January 1st next will be the finest and I most complete work of the kind ever published west of the Mississippi on ftJ I raining many new and interesting ua tnres Every regular subscriber to TUB I HERALD Daily Sunday Semiweekly and Weekly editions will be presented with a copy of the Annual and copies I will also be sent to the hotels and prom inent business men throughout Utah 1 Idaho and Montana The Annual will I I I 1 be compendium of useful valuable and I 3 entertaining information and as such will oooupy ajplace in the offices stores I households etc throughout the above I I Territories As a medium of constant daily advertising throughout the year I 1886 it will for the merchants of Salt I Lake City Ogden and Provo be without a rival Mr Hammond is authorized i canvass for advertisements I to the annual and he will at once call i upon the merchants of this city to solicit their business cards for the issue We commend him to our friends and I the business public in general I Ii 1 I 1 HERALD Co i a fi LOCAL BKIEFS I THE UISTBICT Court meets inOgden I today 1 THE COSDITIOS of Joseph McMurrin is I said to steadily improve I UNION NATIONAL BAKE received Si yesterday four bars Alice 370542 I JONES Co received yesterday i I two cars Germania bullion 4403 63 fr SEE ANOTHER column for advertisement in reference to the coming sacred i 1 concert I ToiiORHowa issue of THE HERALD will I be a fourteen page paper Advertisers I rr should note the fact I I BRlXE HAS commenced suit against I ahe Deseret Bank for the amount of I I money involved in the SmithDunbar I i mortgage I TEKPHRATTTRK YESTERDAY as reported from the Signal Service office Maximum I i 564 minimum 283 Rainfall 01 of an inch I SALSDUEYS TROUBADOURS passed i through Ogden on their way east yesterday They gave the JunctionS Oity the goby tir RUMORS OF the city and Territory fJ being put under Martial Law Who is I it Marshal Ireland or Marshal Phillips I Any kind of law will do us Only define it I 1 I i Fry KOBE Denver Rio Grande JI trainmen were discharged on Wednes I I dsv last evidently for carrying passengers I in competition with the railroad it I 1 company THE TELEGKAPH wires were prostrated all day yesterday ata point somewhere IH 1 between Cheyenne ana Omaha The line was not put in working order until oclock this morning This explains the meagre dispatches in todays Issue I Tnz SECOND District Court meets at I Beaver on Monday next Several important casos will be triedone beingS that of Orrick recently convicted of 5 I murder It is also said that some polygamy cases will come up during the termS IN CASE Emma Nevada should fail to i Teach here on time the public willS please understand that on her arrival in Austin last evening she was met by the brass band of the town If this did not unstring her nerves and warp her harmony Emma should certainly be I called a success A GbKTLEXAX just down fromButte ays there is some talk among the mill owners in that vicinity of taking issue I with the Utah Northern and endeavoring I to force it to terms on the salt question even if they have to shutdown I their mills for a time to accomplish their objectS MATT GRAU in advance of Grans I Opera Company arrived in the city yesterday He comes with the highest testimonials from newspaper men and members of the profession everywhere i He bays that Graus company will give 11 is a rare treatButte Miner MayS Aieaven holp you I I THE SALE of Nevada seats continues lively and a good house is already as fr aured The linnet sans last night in I Austin Nev hEr old home where she tans any number of country cousins I bearing the family name Wbcom She Arrives in her own car Monday morning I over the Utah Central 1 11I lire sInh I All who hayc copies and are acquainted 1 with the choruses and the Glory of the Lord For Unto Us and Hallelujah are cordially invited to attend rehearsals and assist at the next 5e Sacred Concert Regular rehearsal this i evening at 730 at Calders Music 5 Palaoe Yororo 1OZA2JTHEI 1OJQJLVTHE 2 Rehearsal at the Theatre this afternoon at 2 and this evening at 730 Every member is requested to be present The Ptaco of Beverages The Occidental bar where the choicest ot wines liquors and beers are manipu Mted In the most tempting fashio 1w the experienced proprietors The Aamily trade and nrivate parties sup 5i piled Best of California and imported rrines and fragrant cigars always it tOOk AUEB ifc MUKPHT HIGHEST price allowed for dried air i I i cots peeled peaches plums and pears st CunrEE A Bros I I 5 DEMOCRACY Thoughts on Cleveland and his Predecessors TRIBUTE TO TEE YOUNG DEMS Change Can Not Cause the Presidon to Make Changes A Democrats Plsintlre Wall To the Editor of Tm HERALD My thoughts are troubling me Never in the history of Salt Lake has there been such a fixing up of door locks and old flint lock fire arms since the palmj days of old dragoon revolvers and pewter brack knuckles as at the present time The pulsation of the popular will in peace or war has daily been accurately registered in my shop since 1855 The machine is so finely adjusted and its comprehensiveness so extraordinary that no only wars but riots street brawls individual knock downs and even suicides are indicated Will the world come to an end in 1891 My machine intimates that what is left after that date couldsic be mortgage 1 for a side seat in the third circle of Kingdom Come When 0 when will Gabriel blow his horn Let facts be submitted for the consideration of a candid world as Thomas Jefferson one of the early idiots of this Republic once said I In George Washingtons farewell address appears these disloyal declarations All obstructions to the execution of the laws all combinations and associations under whatever plausable character with the real design to direct control counteract or awe the regular deliberations and action of the consti tuted authorities are destructive ot this fundamental principle and of fatal tendency They serve to organize faction to give it an artificial and extraordinary force to put in the place of the delegated will of the nation the will of party often a small but artful and enterprising minority of he community and according to the alternate triumphs of different parties to make the public administration the mirror of the ill concerted and incongruous projects of faction rather than the organ qt consistent and wholesome plans digested by common counsels and modified by mutual interests Andrew Jackson another mossback and cou han en JackMormon spoiled his farewell address as follows I It is well known that there have always been those among us who wish to enlarge the powers of the general government ernment and experience would seem to indicate that there is a tendency on the part of this government to overstep the boundaries marked out for it by the Constitution Its legitimate authority is abundantly sufficient for all the purposes for which it is createdand its powers being expressly enumerated there can be no justification for claiming anything thing beyond them Every attempt to exercise power beyond these limits should I promptly and firmly opposed For one evil example will lead to other measures still more mischevious and if the principle of constructive powers or supposed advantages or temporary circumstances shall ever be permitted to justify the assumption of a power not given by the Oonstt tution the general government will before long absorb all the lowers of legislation and you will have effect but one consolidated government From the extent of our country its diversified interests different pur suits and different habits it is too obvious for argument that a single consolidated government would bt wholly inadequate adequate to watch bver and protect its interest and every friend of our free institutions should be always prepared to maintain unimpaired and in full vigor I I the rights and sovereignty of the States and to confine the action ot the general government strictly to the sphere of its appropriate duties nAnd so on through the bright galaxy of ancient statesmen we find kindred and similar patriotic expressions until I the government passed into the hands of the grandest political party that has ever cursed any government with the excellencies of its rascalitythe Republican partythe God and morality department of the devil Through its quarter of a centuryof misrule every point has I been strained to concentrate hitherto unheard of and dangerous power in the General Government at the cost of local selfgovernment in the States and absolute confidence of the people of the Territories A change occurred in 18S4 a heavy rain storm in New York preventing some 1200 01 1300 Republicans from attending the polls and Cleveland was elected Hurrah a Democratic President fojr the first time in twentvfour years Didnt we whoop em upt We shouted we yelled we pawed the earthlike a bobtailed buffalo bull we painted the town red we got drunk for the first time in two decades because we had returned as we supposed to original Democratic principles Our men had 1 lid down the finest platform at Chicago we ever heard and expected Mr Cleveland to toe its mark and govern himself accordingly We bad accustomed ourselves to see Republican nominees fly the track and disregar their most solemn promises and we had a right to expect that Mr Cleveland would stand by the promises of the part Has he done so Let us see what he promised in accepting the labors of hIS party as expressed in the Chicago platform The selection ef Federal Officers for the Territories should be restricted to citizens previously resident therein The above language is conspicuously plain and its meaning could not be misunderstood by any average western fool much less a highly educated and accomplished President of the United States The Territories are settled by the bravest and most enterprising classes of the nation contribute immensely to its revenue and extensionof power have been and are now ruled over political tramps and dead beats who have no interest with the people many of whom would be relegated to positions of absolute and neverending seclusion if the popular will could be expressed Will President Cleveland drop us a postal card ad let us know just how many residents of the Territories has been appointed and how many Republican leeches re yet sucking government pap in ta 1 Territories And again in connection with the last sentence the contain the following giltedged paragraph The frauds and jobb ry whion have been brought to light in every department of the government are sufficient to have called for reform within the Republican party yet those in authority made reckless by the long possession of power have succumbed to its corrupting influence and have placed in nomination a ticket against which the independent portion of the party are in open revolt Therefore a change is demanded Exactly a change is demanded Thats what ails Hannah The people said so when they elevated Mr Cleveland to his present position Why have not the rascals been turned out Who has been doing the Succumbing business for the last nine months According the platform the rascals were then in Have they turned honest or is there too much gristle in Cleve lands backbone Here is another plank or slab in the platform that sounds all right Assorting the equality of all men before the law we hold that is the duty of the government in its dealings with the people to mete out equal and exact justice to all citizens of whatever nativity race color or persuasion religions or political Judge Zane one of the rascas yet in and who ought to have i been turned out under the programme long ago says that justice is in his keeping and he will dish it out or keep it hack at his own option We also refer his Excellency the President to the following twolined paragraph the shortest in the platform and easily remembered We oppose sumptuary laws which vex the citizen and interfere with individual liberty I There are several other pungent declarations in the platform that ought to be referred to butlack of space prevents Enough is cited above to show that the Young Democracy of Utah have not appropriated all the poppycock of the party Gentlemen bad times are ahead My indicator shows wars and rumors of wars The gun and pistol business will liven up Tramps will increase in the and Door locks will be broken Habeas corpuses will prevail Fanny Davenports will be imported and exported Deputy marshals will be increased If the Mormons are restricted to one wife they will bear twins and I triplets Potatoes will freeze before they can be dug The Knights of Labor will tear up the railroad tracks the Chinese will invade America Cohabitation will be properly defined and probably become co tagious The lamb and the lion will lie down togetherthe lamb inside of the lion tThe stars may fade away the sun himself grow dim with age and nature sink in years but thou shalt flourish in immortal youth Oh noble principles Extract from Zanes Plato And notwithstanding all this in the language of McKay The heel of priest may tread thee down And a tyrant work th ee woo But never a truth has been destroyed hey may curse It and call it a crime Pervert and betray or dander and slay Its leachera for a time But the sunshine aye I shall light the sky As round and round wo run And the truth shall ever come uppermost And justice shall be done JOE BARKER Sign of the Big Key Commercial Street December 5th 1885 Rooms in the rear to rent to members of the Young Mens Democratic Partyas usual I YESTERDAYS DEVELOPMENTS The Grand Jury Takes the Matte Out of McKays Hands The Grand Jury was busy throughout I the greatest part of yesterday on the Fanny Davenport case all the witnesses named in yesterdays HERALD going before the body during the morn ingDuring the afternoon Mayor Sharp Recorder Wells and Marshal Phillips were subpoenaed the hope of Mr Varian and Marshal Ireland appar ently being that they could find where the money came from with which Miss Davnports business was carried on A small titwillow whispers to us that the investigations of the day resulted in nothing but discomfiture for the 0 Hs that is so far as connecting any one with Miss Davenports housekeeping is concerned The Fields woman also testi tified during the day At 2 oclock all the force augmented by the addition or Miss Lizzie Short a young lady said to be the witness for whom an attach meat was issued again assembled in Commissioner McKays rooms Mr I Varian now proposed to waive the examination and the Commissioner announced that as the Grand Jury WES investigating the matter ho did not care to go on with it The matter was wound up therefore by the same two gentlemen going on Miss Davenport bond and all the witnesses were dismissed Buttes Classic Opera Following is one of the princijal choruses in the classic opera Kaloma the Hoodoo now under rehearsal by thfe Amateur Opera League of Butto It is fervently hoped the company will IJot endeavor to obtain any pointers from tao Grau people WaHacalla dido Beata coma wampum Hoodoo Mica seema pido shookem Hio wampum dido taro HI Ibjack oped rovrinrram Firewaurshookemhlo bio Shookem hio I BOYS UXDKKWEAR 100 per suit At GOLDSMITH fo WHOLESALE Clothing Buyers can save at least 10 per cent by buyinsr their goods at GOLDBEEOS Boy Pleasant Valley Coal Prom Clute 143 Main Street telephone 1JS CoAL OIL and LAJIPS cheap at Lamp Store four doors west of the Theatre Hedberg Fernatrom We are making up fashionable suits at prices which defy competition Call and see our new line imported cloths Go to Clute 143 ZJEain StAnd buy any kind of coal you want Gymnasts Attention Leave your orders at Spencer Kim ball for your Athletic Shoes and Slip pers We make them to order for Si 75 1200 225 Gall and see samples Gas Fixtures at Little Eoundy Go 1 All Interesting Conversation The Ogden Herald is responsible for the statement that the following dialogue occurred in a Federal court in this Territory between a prose eating attorney and a Mormon summoned to act as a juror Prosecuting Attorney Do you believe in polygamy Juror I dont know tell me what it itP AA man marrying two or more wives JurorBut I donfc understand It I married a woman she would be my lawful wife 1 AYes sir JurorIf I went through the same I ceremony with another is the second I woman my lawful wife too ANo sir JurorShe is no wife at all in the eye of the law then and has no claim as such ANo sir JurorWell what Is Polygamy AIt is marrying one woman first and going through the like ceremony i with a second JurorDoes the second ceremony in say way make a marriage ANo sir JurorWell I cant see how a man can be a polygamist or how I can believe or disbelieve in something that is not A man can have but one wife unless th laws should be made so as to give him two or more and then they I are legal A man has one wife and if he went through all the ceremonies in the world and lived with fity women hehas but one wife in these United States November Weather According to the report of Sergeant Marburg of the Signal Service the mean barometer for November was 30199 highest 30650 on the 30th lowest 29651 on the 4th monthly range 999 Highest temperature 699 on the9th lowest 176 on the 12th mean 439 greatest daily range 315 on the 1st least daily range OS on the 26th mean daily range 191 Mean daily dew point 335 Mean daily relative humidity 688 Prevailing direction of nd total movement 3705 mies Holiest velocity of wind and direction miles There were 7 clear days 14 fair and 9 cloudy ones 13 on which rain or snow fell On the 17th there was a solar halo and on the 13th and 15th there were lunar halos frosts were noted on the 1st 3d 12th 13th 14th 15th 24th 27th 23th and 30th During the month 310 inches of rain fell Comparative mean temperature 1373 405 1874 434 1875 420 1876 405 1877 401 1878 427 1879 366 1880 303 1881 335 1885 439 Comparative precipitations 1873 039 1874 216 1875 5S1 2876 087 1877 102 1878 063 1879 032 18S0 117 1881 144 1885 310 inches 4 POLICE COURT PICKINGS BUSINESS WAS at a comparative standstill in the Police Court yesterday The boy Henry arrested for stealing money from a butcher shop in the Seventeenth Ward acknowledged his guilt and Tudge Speirs after administering a fatherly lecture and obtaining promises from the boyin regard to his future conduct suspended sentence and the lad went forth very repentant MRS BRANDY an old acquaintance of the police officers again fell into the clutches of the law yesterdaythe charges on this occasion being the same as that on so many previous occasions She will remain under the tender care of Jailor Burt for 25 days and without the benefits of the Copper Act THREE INDIVIDUALS were arrested yesterday terday afternoon on suspicion of having a number of stolen cattle in their possession They were escorted to the City Hall and subsequently released I DWYEBS OPENING Takes place early next week Goods arriving every day All new goods rather Books Toys Dolls and Fancy Novelties will be sold remarkably chean as the goods are all first class and at I very low prices thousands of childrens books Save your money for the fine display early next week Due announcement will be made of the opening Novelties in Xmas Cards a specialty Weather Strips at IL DrxvrooDEYa Furniture Store 5 Fox Syinons Have Deduced the price of photographs All work done by thedrypateiiistahta neous process Reduction permanent For Kent Ground Floor Offices for rent in the Cortiibutor Building No 40 Main Street Special Notice Until further notice the Utah Nevada Railway train will not run on Sundays FENTON General freight and paasouger agent WVRLTER Superintendant BOYS SUITS all ages 350 and up wards GOBDSSIITH Co 1 lCOO BOXES window glass all sizes just arrived at CULMEB BROS i HACKMETAOK a lasting and Ira grant perfume Price 25c and SOc For sale at A Smith Cos Drug Store 13 TOTZX CUTLER BRO Agents of the Provo Woolen Mills Are receiving daily new goods in plain and fancy dress flannels linseys waterproofs tweeds jeans casaimeres tlan kets yarns etc Wholesale and retail No 55 Hooper Eldredge Block No SEED of Gunther or Heiler Hav ing secured one of the finest Connie tioners of New York I can supply my many patrons with the finest Confec Lions ever seen in Salt Lake City Every thing firstclass Ice Cream and Water Ices all winter Oysters in every style Agents ior Platts Tiger Brand Fresh Oysters best in the market Agency California Cracker Companys unexcelled goods 120 different kinds at GEoRGE ARBOGST I 48 First South St BOYS OVERCOATS 200 and upwards At GOLDSMITH Co On the Tribune Gau To the Editor of THE HERALD It iseasy to be seen by what rot the President has been made to believe that there is great danger of a riot being started in Salt Lake City endangering life and property but the same rot that the Governor and his Tribune clique have sent over the wires to create this belief has brought back an answer that does not please the rot vilhans President Cleveland telegraphs Preserve life and property at all hazards But these American gentlemen do not want life and property preserved but on the contrary they are constantly seeking to bring about a crisis that will cause a sacrifice of the lives of the best citizens of Utah and a destruction of their property So the rot flunkies are disappointed in receiving this kind of a telegram from the President They by their every word and action have proclaimed to every honestman who knows them that they desire to see this city turned over to the ravages of incendiary and bloodthirsty soldiery fed ana incited bloodthirstiness by the very rot which they are hatching and producing in their filthy sheet and in their lying dispatches senteast and west over the wires daily SALINA The Kesnlt of Carelessness At the inquest on the bodies of the victims of the recent railroad accident in Missoula Montana by which Alvin Moffatt of Eden and others lost their lives he jury on their oaths say that the said Moffatt Reech Devin and I Andrews came to their death on the 27th day of November 185 by an accident the result of a collision between train No 13 and a tea special east that the collision was caused by the disregard of the orders of the Northern Pas I ific Railroad Company nonattention to the signals at Wallace Station Ton the part of I Recht the engineer of train No 13 and that Dore mus the conductor of No 13 is censurable in not seeing that said orders and signals were obeyed They find further that Bristol the dispatcher at Missoula did not use sufficient discretion in arranging for a meeting place for said trains For the North The Grau mob headed for Butte yesterday morning a check from John Maguire being the moving power and all that kept them from going to pieces jn Salt Lake and leaving their hotel bills unpaid It is not thought that I their advance agent has made any great I use of the press notices received while in Salt Lake The manager of the West End Theatre denies the report that he endeavored to secure them for a season on their return trip east and insinuates that he does not care to book attractions that fall below the Mirror of Ireland In point of merit and attractiveness It is understood that the two basses of the local troupe are willing to apologize to their organization for being unsophisticated enough to endeavor to assist the Gran people Alas for Human Hopes A gentleman from this city the other day received a letter from Bean who is in Washington looking after the posit on of Register of the Utah Land Office which stated that he Mr Bean had just been assured by Lamar that his name had been forwarded to the President with a strong recommendation signed both by Lamar and Sparks The same daythat the gentlemen received the letterTHE HERALD dispatches Drought the news that the place had been given to Webb Mr Bean enjoyed the distinction of having been the last man whom VicePresident Hendricks endorsed but it all went for naught 1 Row is This Ed Rife and his wife returned to Browns Park this week The grand jury at Ogden were unable to find any evidence against Mrs Rife and the case against Her was dismissed From what can be learned of the matter it looks like a case of malicious prosecution against Mrs Rife by the Mormons Rock Springs Independent STYLISH SUITS for Young Men Cutaway I Frocks in Corkscrew and Casai mere New lots just received atC GOLDSMITH Co EtmHE the nobby styles in Fall Overcoats at GOLDDEEGE Ziaphama Dregs and Cloak Honse Dressmaking in all its branches Special attention given to orders from the country Orders filled on short notice Readymade Dresses kept on hand Agent for McCalls Bazar Patterns No 42 First South Street THREE CARLOADS OF CHAIES Bought at bedrock figures before the advance in prices just received and for sale wholesale and retail by COOP FURKITUBE STOKE 1 Opposite Valley House WE never misrepresent Beat goods at lowest prices is the rule at Auer buchs Mammoth Establishment SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh Diphtheria and Canker Mouth For sale atAC Smith Cos Drug Store 12 HEADQUARTERS for Christmas candies and nuts wholesale and retai atC GULHEB BEOS EVCR pair of boots or shoes we sell we warrant AUEUDACH IS BRO A HAKDSOHE line of stylish Cassimere Suits just opened at GOLDBERGS To MAKE room for Christmas goods we offer trimmed and untrimmed hats plumesbirds and wings at great bargains AUEREACH BRO THE busiest place in the cityF Auerbach Bro Cloak Department Cause Reduction in prices FOURROOMED house for rent in the Twentyfirst ward Enquire of OuLiiES Bans The Referee Saloon I Call and sea me at my new stand on Goabes corner Salt Lake Beer always on draught Headquarters for asebaUists and the general sporting widezvous HEaR WEST 5 LOCAL BRIEFS THE MEMBERS of the Firemen Aid Association are herebynotiti I a meeting will be held at he not Jle1tht Hall Saturday evening Decenti 1885 at 730 lock Sharp A uP tendance is desired on iaatterV I penance By order of the Prejd WM ADKINS THE SALE of seats for Carleton gagement commenced with a yesterday morning tickets l1tt lively rate for all four nigbts for the matinee as I Surprising tow the Mikado hadthe best take re alt Carleton and his companv arrive v11 day morning over the Qn THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs Raynor occurred yesterday from office of Jos Wm Taylor theP un taker Quite a number of the aeon1 1 ances of the unfortunate lady attendance The expen of the were sion were met by those who had fau her since her arrival in this city were anxious that she ahonld La an I respectable burial THE InterIdaho says A matter i record now in the Recorder office 1 the fact that Swift antI WIIIi Watt havepurebased the interes Messrs Pinkham Lewis i i the i 1 Leonard Mine on Little Smokv the owners paving therefor jo these mining men it is a bonanza they are fortunate in getting that of an interest so cheaply A YOU man of our city va feei a little bad over his misfortune in fat 1 placed in the Penitentiary for a months His spirits were omew elevated by being informed hv On lour solid influential men that this cruel war is over no one in thtr munity will have any especial cj i for respectability unless he had there six months at least THE FIRE alarm of yesterdav af noon was caused by thee burning of soot in the chimney of a cottage 1 Fourth West between First and Sw South Streets There was no dama The necessity for the purchase horses for the steamer and hook aJd ladder truck however was never bet illustrated The steamer was run into the streetbut it got no fair While waiting tor the horses with to move it the hosem returned announced that there was no nee its services It is said that horse soon be provided for both the steak and hook and ladder andthe soo I the better 1 HOTEL ARRIVALS December 4 1SS5 WHITE HOUSE Roseweer Conrad Park CiH Shurburn St Paul Mrs rfj i erald Ogden Chipman A Ej Thornton American Fork FlnlH Hew York Ford Doug Denver Jones Brigham Raw Sandy Badham Payson Roberts Eureka Carlson Ogden Mclnnis Arnett Brigham i Hartman Blake City Juney Junction II Hanes Murray 1 Clark Grantaville VALLEY HOUSE I Bergman Morland blow Denver Barker Ganr A Wood Auburn NYDLL riinore Stockton bparroa Met ico Charlston Chartsto I Reed Ogden Enteri Butte A Bean Richfield WE King Fillmore Clark ManhaM1 A Moore Johnson Ophir DIR lewisS Witham Coriune Yn Taylor Chicago Wi Tennesee Finley JMdea Michigan Jay New York The Mining Suit The BeckEureka mining trial wrh has been going on in Provo for so ma weeks past will be continued ia Ojk this morning to which city J1 Powers adjourned his court yesed The Grand Jury is in session at and the Judge desires to be near it attorneys in ihe case came up tr Provo last evening antI will con tin the Junction City this morning I thought the taking of testimony completed ia about a week Change of Base Shoebridge who now rir i drug store in Provo came in 2 Stockton yesterday where he ha looking over the ground with a vies 1 i starting in business there He th 3 very favorably of the outlook and Ii1 probably bnild a store and remov if of hi stock at once He says it I possible to rent a building of aav 1 in the town Sentenced In the First District Court at Pror yesterday the Tidwells and Anderr convicted some time ago of killing So tf ensen were sentenced as foJjfi Frank Tidwell 6 years and 3 moth Thomas Tidwell 5 years and 3 taoafte and Anderson lyear and 3 ob lJ Feeble Frames Shaky ervH And dyspeptic stomachs are uuY found in conjunction Vitality i LJ ring in al three How can this be I ated Simply by using Hoslet1 Stomach Bitters with regularity i staining from habits inconsonant health and by the use of a dig to Jf diet As an initial step toward the inforcement of a depleted system sort to Hostetters Stomach DtiT4 most desirable since it corrects aci consequent upon the vitiatioT of gastric juices and the presence ci in the stomach and having re uli and as it were lubricate ih fl mechanism sets it and Jceej it at WAn ri immediate gain in vigor is tef suit The food is converted into bOO upon which the system draws for tion and the nerves as they acq vigor become tranquil the mnC fibre gains substance and barden5 appetite and sleep improve COr3t i tion fever and ague rheumatism renal ailments yield to the Bittern VELVETS silks brocades ani Je53 goods lower than ever it everat AUZSBACS Tss LASOBS7 stock of Boys Cloi I in This city and vary low prices it GOLDSMITH to The Beat Goal In the Market Is sold by date 143 Main St BRASS BEDSTEADS at Barrart Bro.