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To Abolish conrIer CONTRACT Labor.

To Abolish Convict Contract Labor
CHICAGO, August 26.-Representa-
tives of the largest manufacturers in
this and adjoining States began a session
here to-day, to consider the cest
method of securing the adjustment of
the convict contract labor. /. J. Lewis,
OF Racine. Wisconsin, was elected chair
man.. He declared that the employ
ment OF convict labor was as serious a
menace 10 the manufacturer as to the
laborer. be advocated that the con-
VIC should be employed on public
roads. After listening TO a series of
prison statistics, the session adjourned
10 o'clock.
CHICAGO, August 26.-At the meeting
to-day. an organization was finally ef-
fected. TO be known as the National
Anti-Convict Contract Association, the
object is to be thorough investigation
Of the subject of contract laoor for the
purpose OF discovering aud securing the
adoption of a method of employing
prison population the least burdensome
and oppressive TO the free labor and
manufacturing interest of the country.
G. T. Lewis. Racine. Wisconsin, was
elected president. Christopher Holz,
Chicago. first vice-president; +. j.
Upton, elected vice-president for Iowa /;
Charles l.. Brady. for Wisconsin,; Il.
NJ. Kinny, for Minnesota: the vice
presidents for other States to be
appointed by the executive committee.
The Congressional enactment. prohibit
inc the sale OF convict labor goods out
side the State in which manufactured,
vas endorsed by the convention.
Resolutions were passed ask
ing that the government be re-
quired TO withdraw Federal pris-
oners from State prisons. worked
upon contract system, and that the pur-
chase of prison labor products for gov
eminent use be made Illegal. The COM
mittee was appointed to formulate a
method for employing convict labor. less
oppressive to industrial interests than
now. Adjourned.
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R.medy for BiIlouness.

Those who suffer from disorder or in
action of the liver will never get the up
per hand OF the unruly organ so long as
they use such irritatioDal remedies IS
blue pill, calomel and podOphyllin.
But from the tried ard popusr medi-
icine, Hostetter's Stomach III teEs, ths y
may expect relief with a cer'a'uts 4
obtaining il. The influence "a toe BIT
tiers upon the great hillary gland Is c.
rect. powerful and speedily felt. 'he r.
lief afforded Is not spasmodic, Dut con. =
plete and permanent. The saiiOwness
OF the skin, furred appearance of the
tongue, indigestion, cOstiveness, mead
ache. nausea, pains through the Tisht
side and shoulder. in fact every accom-
parliament OF the obstinate complaint
are entirely and promptly removed by
: course OF this inesumable medicine,
in behalf Of which testimony IS con-
stanily emanating from every quarter,
and from all classes Of society.
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THE N. Y. STRIKE.
The Picnic Among the Street
Car People.
TURF TOPICS IN THE EAST.
The Faymers' Convention "onIy
ty-FIve"-RsisIng on Raw
Sugar-other Notes.
The street Car Strike.

NEW YoRK, August 26.-Two cars
started out early on the Broadway line;
they have a strong police protection
and no crowd is tolerated anywhere.
When car go of the Broadway line
got down to Forty-fourth Street about
10 o'clock il was attacked by mob OF
roughs and strikers, and thrown from
the track. A wild scene followed for
few moments. The crack of police
mems clubs upon the heads of the
roughs could be heard above the yells
and curses of the mob. IL took but a
few moments of vigorous work by the
police To clear Broadway and send the
strikers flying down side streets. A
numt-er of cars are being run by the
Broadway road, each car carrying SIX
policemen, and the streets are also
filled with blue coats. The mob is in
bad temper, but none Of the roughs
dare do more than shout and hurl
stones through the car windows aud
then seek the shelter Of some allcyway.
p.m.-Police Inspector Steers has
Just telegraphed Ponce Superintendent
Murray that a mob of riotous strikers
has collected in Upper Broadway and
started down town. Reserves have been
ordered TO the scene.
The threatened mob on Broadway
quickly dispersed. Ii is believed unls IS
a settlement is reached by shutdown, a
general tic no will be ordered to-
morrow.
THE PICNIC CONTINUES.
This afternoon it was gwen out that
the Broadway car troubles were at an
end, that the company and strikers had
agreed and that the cars would be run
ming in two hours At midnight there
are no signs of the cars. and IL IS now
understood secret meeting. which is
trying to solve the muddle, is still IN
SESSION.
Nav YoRK, August 26.-The strike of
the Broadway Street car men is settled
and the men will all go back TO work on
terms that were offered them by Presi-
dent Thompson on Tuesday. and which
were refused at that time. The execu.
tive board of the Empire Protective AS
sociation had not favored tie up from
| the beginning as a matter of policy, and
have made persistent efforts to get the
men to make some kind o compromise
| NEW YORK, August 26.- In the con
| ference III afternoon between the
Broadway railroad authorities and the
spokesman of strikers, the latter re
ceiyed a renewal of the proposition C
try the new schedule Of six trips pei
day with a promise that If aftel
faithful trial of four days the
new schedule was not satisfactory
the old one would be restored
This proposition was considered unit
alters midnight by the men and &C
cepted. hey will return to work to
n orrow morning Non-union meT
now at work will not be discharged
The Belt Line company will submit |
proposition tomorrow. A demand hai
been made on the Sixth Avenue road TO
Tie reinstatement Of the discharged
men, and three days given for answer
THE Fortv-second Street line will pro
l.L.y I.Ol ., it'd up.
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California Politics.

- "a FRANCISCO, August 27.--LOs
--sses'-At the Republican State con :
'sl.On to-day, the committee on or
s sr-,1a.. q, reported plan 70 place the
sbs-J -,.'. "a Tor supreme court judges
on -C ~ she reception Of the platform
he luna et!l atlons Of State officers.
IL o1-sct OF this was to put
5encbN --.-ldates for the supreme
"a a. outside OF politics. The report
sitb 1-Iopted and balloting proceeded
l1dg,ss y resulted in the nomination of
g sri'I5F atterson, of San Joaquin; Nc
IN GU, ~ OF Sacramento; and Hamil-
L = ALaIneda, for three vacancies on
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The Indians Agreement.

CHICAGO, August 26.-The Detroit
Minnesota Indian CO omission RS have
just arrived from Red Lake agency en-
route to Long Lake and Red Lake.
The Indians have signed treaty agrre-
ing to have their reservation surveyed
and sold in.forty acre lots. the amount
TO be invested at per cent. By the gov
eminent. they receiving the annual in
come therefrom. They reserve Red
Lake and land for homes. Affair prices.
this would give every family about
$4,000. This agreement is independent
of that with other Indians.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 26.-First
race, three-quarters Of a mile-Conne-
mara won. Lizzie Krepps second, Laredo
third. Time. 1.16.
Second race, one mile-Becky B.
won, Carissima second, Editor third.
Time. LAY.
Third race, two miles-California
horse Lucky B. won easily, Aretino
second. Benette third. Time, 1851.
Purse, on winning and maiden al
lowances, one and one-eighth miles
Una b. won, King Norfolk, second,
Mona third. Time 1-5S.
Selling. purse, all ages. one mile aud
seventy yards-Petiicoat won, Lamora
second. Souvenir third. Time 1.4S5<.
NKw York. August 26.-The new race
track of the BROOKLYN Jockey Club, and
which is the old Prospect Park Fair
Ground Course remodelsd. opened to-
day with considerable eclat and good
card.
Ali ages, six furlongs-Little Minch
won, barefoot second, Pearl Jennings
third. Time 1.16h.
One and one-eighth miles-Swift won,
Jim Douglass second, Olivette third.
Time, L55.
All ages, mile and quarter-Baruum
won. Burch second, housatonic third.
Three-year-olds, mile and a half
Dewdrop won, Ben Ali second Time,
2.41.
Seven furlongs-Grensi won; Itallalla
second, Maggie Mitchell third. Time.
I.3I1<.
All ages. mile-DeIilah won; frankie
B. second. WIKI Gig third. Time, 1.451<.
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Tn. Prince Both Safe and Free.

LONDON. August 26.-The British for
eign Office has been informed that
Prince Alexander is both safe and free,
and that be is on his way TO his home
in Darmstadt. Dispatches state that
after being conveyed out of Bull
garia. the Prince was set free at REM.
IL is believed here that when Prince
Alexander learns of the counter reyolu-
ton in his favor. he will at once return
to Sofia. His presence there will, II is
believed, quell all disorder aud restore
peace TO the country.
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The Cold water Men.

HARRISBURG, August 25.-At the Pro-
hibition State Convention, after the
reading and adoption of the platform
Wolfe was nominated for Governor
by reclamation; A. A. Barker,
nominated for Lieutenant-Governor by
reclamation; Charles T. Hawley, OF
Lackawanna was nominated for Audi.
tor-General; John n. Money, for Sec
rotary of Internal Affairs and Rev. J.
NJ. Palmer, (colored), for Coz gresham
at large.
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Blaine's BIarDey.

LEWIsToS' Me-, August 2d.-About
s'V'o persons attended the Republican
eAnpslgn meeting at South Paris this
I, enllg which was addressed by Hon.
MN v, Blaine and General Gibson. OF
, Ju.o AZ. Blaine riGic Lied the idea
- ne Democratic party would
49, Instrumental in promoting the
IS. q prohibition or the
. -I's.ss - OF American labor. He de
. s,alsu mat The Republican party had
I Iy;eL NaEered IN the support of prohi-
~ -,.o MI Plsine predicted that
e Tis-ilu ~ months General Dow and
s S,.-sI lnird party" leaders would be
-, -oI tneir p esent course, aud be
'''us " acknowledge their mistake.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co.. Wholesale au'
Retail Druggists Of Rome. Ca. says
We have been selling DR., Kings Nev
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for two years Hayt
never handled remedies that sell as vel
or give such universal satistacti'ii
There have been some wonderful cure
Effected BY these medicines in this city
several cases of pronounced ConsumP
ton have been entirely cured by the U.s.
of a few bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantees them
always. Sold by 2. o. II. 1. Drug Store. J
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Texas Rennhiic.ns

,, so Texas, August 2s.-The Re
-, - State convention, to-day. nom
- - ial ticket headed: For Gov
l.sif s-A- Il. Cochran, Of Dallas. The
pfoSi-;..i iaVors the submission OF a
iuiso,, .ll amendment % the Consti-
'te - H. ~ the vote OF the people: ouposes
srs.-@s.ns Of convicts: denounces OBJ
isfs.,s' u mercantile and laboring in
Bsir~ ~ monopoiists, and fayors the
rs,r+,.. vocational bill. Resolutions of
llc 49,. y ne memory Of Judge Birckley
= Grant we're adopted.
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An Erictinr Party.

DUBLIN, august 26.-Five hundred
policemen and troops have left Blrr to
assist at the eviction on the estate of
Marquis Clanridard in Galway. The
Birr branch of the national league has
given notice TO tradesman not to sup
ply the evicting party with provisi- ms
or means OF conveyance.
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POLITICAL.
Tho Gathering of the Illinois
Democrats.
,,vEs G. BLAIEE'S BLOWING
r,.Pro.pses. for a Lively Discussion
The i.,,.,,ouaI Questions During
the faIl Campaign.
r,,,oisDemoorats.

-,,tx Ills, August 26..-The
'f-,. -.t, state convention here to-
o.a-,in.tsd by reclamation II. F.
oA! 49,. - If Quincy, for Treasurer and
. I y oI5t. Of Landark. Carroll County,
l. T.. = spDelintendent of Public In
iol .,,o1. The resolutions endorsed
s sn-. administration. The next
plans. ~ he Democratic party, by its his
md Ia traditions. is pledged 70 the
tol! 80 of all American citizens,
piot.e--,;rs horn AID naturalized, while
oo .- .os-, In foreign lands, and We
sOly ..;ir Commend the prompt ana
ls1.s-s demand of President
S1s,o0S.I,n5's administration Tor ina
Oi 49,. a an American citizen from
&c., osn6nement in a Mexican prison.
49, That taxation OF the people
,L.,ss-Turposes than raising revenue
" ~ srpenses OF the government,
..oo-,,os;saliy administered, Is robbery
- he form Of law: that We
= IN favor Of a reduction OF
80 nrssent unjust tariff 10
-svsnue basis, ana heartily endorse
ne action of those Democratic Repre-
ssntatiyes in Congress who we're Iai'h-
fpI 10 the cause Of tariff reform.
Approyes the forfeiture OF unearneu
land Grants; fayors such measures anu
policies as will promote harmony
IN The relations between capital ana
labor and adequately protect The ghts
and interests OF bOtD, and advocates the
establishment, as far as possible, oil
boards Of ar itratiOn to settle disputes
between employers and employees. Up
poses convict labor; sympathlzes Win
the Irish movement for home rule; sd
vOcates liberal pensions for disabled
soldiers.
The prohibition plank is as follows:
Res0ircd. That while We have no pur-
rose 70 interfere with just laws for the
regulation of the traffic in in
ioEicatiug liquors and for the pre-
ventiOn or correction Of the evils
10 society growing out OF the abuses in
their sale. we declare that il is not the
legitimate province of government 70
control the habits, tastes, appetites
and liberties of the people so
long as they are orderly and
psacsable and do not encroach upon
Ihe rights of others or of society.
We, therefore, declare that the prohibi-
ton BIZ constitution or by general law:
Of the manufacture or sale of vinous
malt OF spirituous liquors, would be II
violation of individual and personal
rights. 81 d contrary to the fundamental
principles of free government.
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The Presidents Vacation.

PRosPEcT HOUSE, n. Y, August %
The President was a weary man to-
night for to-day, in company with DR..
Ward, he had explored half a dozen
lakes and ponds. travelling IN all a dis
lance of twenty miles, one fourth of the
journey being made on foot They took
their trolling lines along, but as they
returned without any fish, neither OF
them was willing to admit they had
had days fishing.
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A Bleeding Idiot.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August pa Post
Dispatch special from Chattanooga,
Tenn. says: News hrs been received
of a sensational murder in Carter
County. John Ransom and James g.
Gaines have been counting one of the
most beautiful ladies of the county. A
few nights ago they met at the lady's
house and in her presence Gaines shot
his rival
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RoIIIn NJ. souIre's removal.

NEW YORK, August 26.-Commis-
sioner RolIin NJ. Squire received a
formal notice of his removal by the
Governor this afternoon. and at once
made preparations to vacate his office.
1t was rumored that his bondsmen had
determined 70 surrender him in view of
the possible departure of Squire pending
trial.
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Russia and Bulgaria

LONDON, August 26.-The Morning
Post has dispatch from STEAMBOAT say
ing: The greatest excitement prevails
here owing TO the belief that Russia in
tends TO occupy Bulgaria. The mill
tary departments in a state OF feverish
activity. Orders have been given 10 re-
cruit 5000 men in Syria.
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HsOnly go"

LosDos, August 26.-Sir J. E. Gorst,
Under Secretary for India, has stated
that the loss of life caused by the
breaking of the Irrawaddy Rivers en-
bankment, in Mundalay. Burmah, was
only twenty-five. No Europeans had
been drowned.
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RnttinratTheIr Docks.

GLASGOW, August .26.-The present
condition of the shipping trade is the
worst on record. Tarrty-four steamers
and thirty-ihree sailing vessels are
some two years. This state OF affairs is
attributed TO the low freights and the
general depression in business.
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A Trial Trip.

MARsEILLEs, August 25.-The new
steamer Gaseogne. which is destined to
ply between Havre and New York.
made trial trip to-day. Her average
rate of speed was eighteen knots an
hour.
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On the Diamond.

DErAorr. August 26.-Philadelphia
IL. Detroit 1O.'
CHICAGO, August 96.-Boston 4. Chi
cago 10.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.-washington 5,
St. Louis 6.
Kansas CRY. August 25.-New York
Il. Kansas City,.
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Victims OF youthful indiscretions
suffering from nervous debility, lack OF
sslf-confidence, impaired memory, and
kindred symptoms, should send 10 cents
in stamps for large illustrated treatise.
giving means OF certain cure, with nu-
merous testimonials. Address. World S
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main Street, Buffalo. y. Y. b.
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DIR. HesSe19s
SELECT SCHOOL,
36 n. Second West Street.

\ N MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th. I SHALL
~ opera Class in mercantile correspond
ence End arithmetic. snd bookkeeping
Mondays. WEDNESDAYS. Fridays, 50 pm
IN
Classes for both SEXES are now open in
tn.lish Grammar, Arithmetic. Geometry:
Ain. German. French. Spanish. ILalians
wo lessons q week, $500 q mouth. Ad-
mission daily.
; sic Dr., Phil, Godfrsy Hessel.
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, VIII
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine a posi-
tive cure. For sale at q. @. smith 8
Co.. Drug store
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Raising on Raw 5 ugar.

THE HAGUE. August 26.-The Dutch
chambers have passed bill increasing
the duty on foreigl raw sugars and
raising the allowance on colonial waste
sugars.
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MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, n
Y, says be had the Piles for nearly a.
years, and was cured BY using Shniors
Pile Specific. For Sale 81 A. u Sn.1n
j Co.'s Drug Store.
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CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind. and cured
by one box OF Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale at A. q. smith & Co.'S Drug
Store II
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NERVE-LIFE AND vIGOR restored
N uen and women by using Gilmoue's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at a q
Smith 6, Co.'S Drug Store. 1
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A soRREL COLT. -FOUR MONTHS OLD,
a white spot on forehead Finder will be
suitably rewarded BY communicating vita
John A. Groesbeek-
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Aetirs. Pu.hlnr apd RslI.bls.

2. G. NJ. 1. can always be relied upon
20 carry In stock the pureSt and best
goods, and sustain the reputation OF
being active, pushing and reliable. by
recommending articles with well esta0-
tished merit and such as are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, viii sell il
on q positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of throat.
lungs, or chest. and In order 10 prove
our claim, We ask you to call and get
Trial Bottle Free. J
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Ague and Malaria when GilmOre's Aro-
matte Wine will cure you9 For sale at
A. C.Smith & Co.'S Drug Store s
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GOOD COMPETENT MILLER. FOR
"A the Pennington Rock Mills Apply to
COOmbs & Wood, Pennington, Davis
County, Utah.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST

A PURSE CONTAINING IS IN. GOLD.
n The finder will De rewarded By leav-
ing Il at this office.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCEEs AND VEL.
OCIPEDE9.

EvANS & SPENCER. AGENTS FOR THE
~ Victor, Champion, Challenge. Ide1
and Otto; also for the Ridge bicycles and
Tandem tricycles. We are the only house
Bicycles and Children's machines Also a
full line Of Bells, 5pokes, Cement Wrenches,
etc. Bicycles sold on instalments ana
rented b. the day or hour
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IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent TO single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply At
The HERALD Once.
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DANIEL GKEENIG,

IA MARKET ROW, KEEPS con-
It stantly on hand bread, pies cakes
and crackers, Groceries and fruits OF AL
kinks in their season. A share of public
patronage solicited.
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WANTED.

A BOY OR YOUNG MAN WHO has
a some knowledge Of once work can Sc
cure q siiuation srSlmon Bros.
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A GOOD CASH BOY TO ASSIST AT
=. Office work, wanted at simon Bros.
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
ON DRAUGHT AT THE COOP DRUG
" Store, cents,
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GUNS. AMMUNIrToN.

A ND SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
"A and Retail, At Bedrock Prices. AL the
leading Rifles and Shot Guns IN stock. See
our Manhattan B q, L Gun, best In the mar
set az the price. illustrated Catalogue free.
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer. 81 Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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T L. DAVIS, CHIRoPODIsT AND NAN
% icure. 0f1ee, Palace Hotel, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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OFFICE FOR RENT.
A FINE OFFICE SUITE NTHE HERALD
Il Building. Apply at Ibis Office.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NE- PoMERoY, BROKER AND REAL
u. Estate Agent, l53 Main Street. Money
% Loan. Houses and Lots for Sale. and .
general real estste business transacted,
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DE. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ss4 =.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-06

In circular recently issued by Superin-
tendent Shepard the following appears to-
gether with announcements concerning pay
for extra service. On and after August
the following will be the schedule of pay and
time for engineers and firemen of the Con-
solidated road Passenger and freight en-
gineers, first years service, So per day or
three cents per mile. After first year So so
per day or three and one-twelfth cents per
mile. The rates per day are fixed for days
run, or 100 miles or less. All runs exceed
ing 100 miles per day will be paid for at the
mileage rates. Engineers on local freight
and work trains will be paid by the month
at the rate of 500 per month, it being I'M
derstood that these rates do not apply to
branch roads, where the mileage is less than
100 miles per day, or where men run local
one way. Switch engineers will be paid for
the first six months $50 per month; next
eighteen months $50 per month; after two
years service $40 per month. Sunday work
to be paid for at the same rate per day.