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To-NIGHT'S RALLY.
Friday Nipht,s Mnntinn

There was big Liberal rally at the Ontario
mine boarding house last night, at which there
was heavy attendance of the employees of the
great silver mining company and other resi-
dents of Park City. The speakers down on the
programme were E. P. Ferry, George W. Groo,
Prof. Edward Benner and Edwin Kimball The
last named did not show up, however, and Mr..
Groo skipped out when his turn came to speak.
JOSEPH NJ. COHEN
was the first speaker. He said that in 1884 when
the Liberals first got control of Summit county.
the county was in debt over four thousand dol
lars and to-day We have on hand balance of
over nine thousand dollars in the treasury 'sBy
honest management, We stand to-day in the best
fnancial condition Of anv county in Utah"
He closed by introducing
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i. G. HARDY

BREEDER OF THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
" and Galloway. New mich cows, and Young
STOCK Tor sale at all times. Address No. s
county court house, Salt Lake city.
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ORSTETRICS AND NuRSING-
MOlsEY LOANED

A N OPPORTUNITY FOR A FEW STTTD-
u ents in obstetrics and nursing is offered AZ
the Deseret hospital. See advertisement
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DOUBLE MEDIUMTWO ROLLER POTTER
~ printing press. Size of bed 33x46 inches
l,3OO per hour with ease In good condition.
paper work. Address Herald
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ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEW.
" elry E. McCarrick 24O South Main street.
J. K. Gillespie, 24O South Main street. Railroad
tickets bought, sold and exchanged. Membe~
Of the American Ticket Brokers' associatinn
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Give your pet dogs or cats Simmons
Liver Regulator, when sick-it viii cure
them.
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SOMETHING NEW.
LADIES'

Jointless china mating, SOC. yard, new
designs, at H. DINwooDEY's.
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We grant to all men the right to think as
they please. "-Liberdl sentiment of the Salt
Lake Times. Only to think and nothing morc2
Qitoth the ruiture, "Nothfng More
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The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, liquors,
beers, ales and cigars. Family supplies a
speciality.
AUER & MURPHY. Proprietors
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DAVID MACKENZIE

was the next speaker. He drew attention to
the acts of the Liberals in the past. Their
granting the franchise to our ladies; and seeing
that it did not bring the results they expected,
they deprived them of this right. He also re-
ferred to other foolish parts which the Liberals
had played. He desired to see the members of
the Peoples party assist in getting as many as
possible to vote. If we do our part to the best
of our ability God will aid us and will bring US
of triumphant.
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WALL PAPER

And ingrains, decorations, magnifice
line, at Dinwoodey's
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CLARK THE TAILOR.
HOT LUNCH

All my goods are new, styles the latest
H. f. Clark 30 E. First South.
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DIED.

SEARs-Of membraneous Group July 81, 1899, ut
o:l5 pm, Frank Charles Sears, son OF s. W.
ana M. a. Sears, aged years. s months and
days.
Funeral from residence. 235 W. First South
street, at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, August 4,
1882 Friends of the family invited.
HACHEN-In the Ninth Ward, Salt Lake City,
on the Sd inst. Nanette Hachen aged "a years
and months
Funeral services win be held in the Ninth
ward meeting house at IL 30 am. to-day.
Friends invited.
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A CAR load of flower pots, Jars, etc., al
Bailey &Son's, opposite the postotice.
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SILVER PALACE REgTAuRANT

NO. 60 W. SECOND SOUTH STREET. THR
IN largest, finest and most thoroughly comm
ped restaurant in the city. Open day and nfehf-
N. Bernardis. Proprietor -
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The Rallies End With
a Blaze.
LAST NIGHT'SEVENTS
The Meetings at Salt Lake, Provo
and Ogden.
THE SUMMIT COUNTY SEAT.
And Now For The Fray-Lively Times Antic-
ipated-The Peoples Headquarters
BE Early at the POlls-Some
Few Facts.
LAST NIGHT'SEVENTS
The Meetings at Salt Lake, Provo
and Ogden.
THE SUMMIT COUNTY SEAT

The political pot boiled furiously last
night, not only in Salt Lake, but in Provo,
Park City and Ogden as we'll
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CHOLERA IN MICHIGAN.

The early bird catches the norm tomorrow
morning. DON'T BE WORM.
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AT Gallacher's from IL to 4, 25c. Short
orders speciality.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN VIEWS
PRESy FOR SALE

NURIOS, UTAH SOUVENIRS AND PIC
" ture frames, at Savage's Art Bazaar.
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Advice to Mothers.
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething.. It
soothes the child, softens the gumes, allays
all PAIN cures wind collie, and is the best
a bottle.
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POTATOES FOR CASE.
THE PEOPLES RESTAURANT

WANTED-TWENTY BUSHELS OF PO-
w tatoes every week for cash, at 344 East
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Midgley s. Sons, plumbers.
THE COMING REGATTA.

Go to. Midgley & Sons for your plumb
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HELD & JOHNSON'S SILVER BAND.

MUSIC POR PARADES, PARTIES ETH
III ONCE at room 10, Hooper & Eldredge bIociE
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p T.BENSON HAS had TWEI.VE YEARS,
Ds experience and will guarantee satisfae-
non. My charges are very moderate-6Isc per
square loot Leave orders at NeEe & Child, 81
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NOTICE.

THE PLASTERERS' EXCURSION IN
i Syracuse will take place on Monday NEXT
All are invited. Tickets can be had of the corn
mlttee. Train will leave Utah Central depot at
ain ana Spm. JAMES COULT
THOS. LEWIS,
THOS. THORP
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At Park City.

PARK CITY, Aug. 3. - Especial to THE
HERALD-Politics in the Park is at fever
heat, and all are looking forward to a lively
time on Monday, though of course there will not
be the excitement here that naturally PREVAILS
in more holly contested district.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
" general homework, no washing. Apply
at No 344 east Fifth South
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BECK,S PANORAMA

Go to Mark McKmmins' Tor livery.
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WANTED-A WET NURSE TO GO To
" Ogden, must be under seven months M
objections to baby. For particulars address
box 542 Ogden, Utah.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL WHO CAN
" cook may obtain situation with party
OF campers up City creek, with steady work in
office. $50
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WANTED--BY A Competent YOUNG
man situation to look after horses. Ap-
ply at No. 1873 W. Fifth South
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ANTED-ADVERTISER WILL GIVE $40
w to anyone who will obtain him q permanent
situation at night work. Good reference. Ad-
dress B. w, HERALD office
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WANTED-WoRK IN CITY OR COUNTRY:
box 1905, city. W
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ASPHALTUM

ME USE PURE MOCHA AND lava
w coffee at 81 West First South street,
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TAGGART 4 CHAMBERLAIN

FOUND.
EOUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS FOTrHD ON
Il Second East. Apply at this ONCE, Wv
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WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED MAN OF
w experience would be glad of a situation in
warehouse or store, can make himself gener
ally useful. Address +. K, this office.
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WANTED-A SECOND GIRL. TO DO
w chamber and other house work Apply
Immediately to Mrs. Louis COIN 3O0 First
corner street, Twentieth ward
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D. D. HOUTZ

ID. d. HOUTZ
pointed out some of the distinctive features be
tween the ofice-seekers of the Liberia and
those chosen to represent the Peoples party.
He then entered into an eloquent flow OF
language in which he was met with repeated
bursts Of applause especially when he spoke in
defense of the women of Utah. The Liberals
talk of making improvements, but we ourselves
are constantly making improvements.
o. P. MILLER.
We are confronted with an enemy that would
take from us every right OF American citizenship.
1 realize the responsibility of the position 1 am
called upon to fill 1t is my desire to fulfill the
duties OF that position nobly and faithfully. II
shall secure the position, will seek knowledge
and understanding in order to qualify myself for
the work.
JAMES H. ANDERSON
made a speech in defense of the Peoples party
the women of Utah and their rights, and urged
upon the people to stand true to their princi-
Piles.
LIE GRAEDE YOUNG
also spoke. He pointed out the leading char
acteristics of ancient and modern governments
From the military republics Of ancient Greece
and Rome he went on to touch on the different
European powers of modern times, comparing
them one with another and with our own consti-
tuition Should he get into office he would en-
deavor to the best of his ability, to discharge
faithfully the duties incumbent upon him.
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WANTED-A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN
" years old, for helping to drive wells. Apply
to j. T., this Office
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WANTED-BY A STEADY ACTIVE
w single man. half share in a saloon or res
taurant Understands business, full particulars.
Address G. B. Herald office
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LOST

EIoR RENT-AN EXCELLENT OFFICE
suite, corner rooms second floor of
HERALD building, city water and steam heating
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WANTED-A BOY OF NINETEEN YEARS
70 apprentice to the candy business. APP
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WANTED.-RELP-MALE

WANTED.-TWO FIRST-CLASS WAIST
w hnishers, good wages. Apply at Scott
building, room As to 49,
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WANTED-A PAINTER AND A BLACK
" smith. Apply ut the Salt Lake & Fort
Douglas shops.
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NOR SALE-THE TOOLS, PAINTS, OILS,
fixtures of shop, etc., of the late w ri
Morris; also lease on his shop. Apply on prem
1ses, lust north of HERALD building, or to Ar
mold Glauque, at Elias Morris place Of business
South Temple Street -
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~ hIIO OHIOI1 W
A rousing meeting of the Peoples party was
held at the Twelfth ward last night. The meet
ing was called TO order by Joshua Midgley, and
G. H. Knowlden was elected chairman, and r.
H Hardy secretary
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sample room, size 19x32 feet, on ground
floor, opposite q. G. M. I. Inquire of Home Coal
company, 30 Main street.
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WANrED---SITUATIONH-MALR


| WANTED- AT LIGHT La
w boring or any kind of work, driving team
ordelivery preferred. Address E. Waoh, iii n.
Second West street, city.
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OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING. BE
IL tween Frank Hyde's residence and Arbo-
casts, white crepe shawl, embroidered In
different colors. Please leave at THE HBRAID
office and be rewarded
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
" clerk for store Vernal, Utah. Enquire at
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EoR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE CEN,
u trally located, enquire OF J. Woodmapsee
nos. 10 and Il w. Second South street, or of
house.
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7 osT-A MEMORANDUM BOOK WITH
~ stonecutters travelling card. Finder win
p ease leave at this office T. CLEGG
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DOR SALE-HAMMOND TYPE-WRITERs
three months trial. c. Orlob, 2. C, M. /
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your children to blush, and the gray
hairs OF your parents TO go down In sorrow to
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the boundaries thereof; but no such di-
vision orehange shall be made unless it be
done at least three months preceding
the city election next ensuing; and said
wards so established shall contain, so far
as practicable, an equal number of votes.
ARTICLE I-oFFICERS AND THEIR ELEc-
TON
Sec T. Municipal Government De-
fined-Fhe municipal government of said
city shall consist of a city council, COM
posed of the mayor, and two aldermen
from each ward; majority of the alder
men shall constitute n quorum of the
council for the transaction of business,
except at called meetings or meetings
for the imposition Of taxes, when two
thirds of the aldermen shall be required,
unless herein otherwise provided.
Sec. 8. Other 0ficers-Ffte other off,
GERS Of said corporation shall be treas
urer, an assessor and collector, secretary,
q city attorney, a marshal, q recorder, a
city engineer, and such other officers and
agents as the city council may from time
to time establish.
There was considerable discussion over
the next section, and several amendments
to strike out the words city attorney were
offered, the object being to have the peo-
ton was adopted as read.
See. G. Officers, Chosen Hew, ETC.
The mayor and aldermen and all of the
officers mentioned in the last preceding
section, except city attorney and re-
corder, shall be elected by the qualified
voters of said city as hereinafter pro-
Tided and shall hold their respective
offices for two years, and until the cleo
ton and qualification of their successors.
See. Z. City Attorney and Recorder,
How Chosen, Etc The city attorney and
recorder of said city shall each be elected
by the city council, n majority being
necessary to a choice, on the last regular
meeting in April every two years, and
each shall hold his office for two years
and until the election and qualification
of his successor. Should the council Tor
any reason fail to elect a city attorney
and recorder ut the last regular meeting
in April, then they shall do so at their
next regular meeting.
Sec s. Annual Elections-An cleo
ton shall be held III each of the wards of
said city on the first Tuesday in April,
A. d. 1889, and annually thereafter at
such places as the city council may des-
ignRte.
Sec g. Elections to be ordered and
notice giYen-Said elections shall be or
dered by the city council and when same
shall be so ordered, the council shall
cause to be given twenty days notice
thereof in one or more newspapers pub
lished in said city, which notice shall
state the officer or officers to be elected,
the places where SAID election will be
held, and the names of the various pre-
siding officers of election. Should the
council for any reason fail to order an
election or to give notice thereof the
mayor shall make such order or give such
notice.
The balance of the night up to adjourn
ment was consumed in discussing the
manner of holding elections. The state
law was finally adopted-the polls to re-
main open for ten hours with no recess
for dinner.
The council then adjourned to Thurs
day night next.
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FIRE RECORD.
Iron Nine on Five.

IsHPEMING, Mich, Jan. 8.-The dis
astrous experience of the Calumet and
Heela Copper Mine with an underground
fire has been reported on small scale
by the Norris Iron Mine in the .Gogebic
district. The fire in this mine which
shipped 405 900 tons of ore in 1883 has
burned some ten days and the damage is
estimated at S25 ,0p0, though the full
extent of the injury done remains yet to
seen. A large new pump that cost $500
was destroyed and much damage was
done to the timbering.. Like the copper
mine fire, the origin of the Norris fire is
believed TO be an incendiary who is oper-
ating on large scale on the Lake Supe-
rier district and will add new danger to
the mining operations.
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COMING TO FORT WORTH.
The Plano Manufacturing Company to Estab-
fish Headquarters Here.


lish Headquarters Here.
Some time ago representative of the
Plano Manufacturing Company, one of
the largest agricultural implement man
ufacturing concerns in Illinois, was in
Fort Worth surveying the field with
view of establishing headquarters for the
southwest in this city. Mr.. Cleary, the
general agent for the company, met a
number of our citizens who interested
themselves in the matter. The result is
that the Plano company has decided to
move the Southwestern headquarters from
Springfield, Mo, to Fort Worth. Mr..
Cleary is now here making final arrange
ments for the removal, and will before
leaving probably arrange for the erection
of large warehouses. The company has
an immense trade in this section, ana Sc
lected Fort Worth as the point for
its agency on account of the superior dis
tributing facilities of Fort Worth over
other cities. The Plano company viii be
heartily welcomed.
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LOCALET TIES.


In the pool championship the twelfth
game was played last night beginning at
8 o O'clock, KImball beat Cody by score
of IL to 8.
The last of the pool tournament for the
championship of Texas viii be played at
the Famous this evening between Kim
ball, Brown and Jones. Game called at
$3.50.
At the business meeting of the Fort
Worth Feneibles last evening, three
members were expelled from the com
pany and action postponed until Tuesday 3,
10Th inst. in the cases of three other
members. 1t is the intention of the
company to adhere strictly to their by
laws.
The carpenters finished their work in
the Travellers Protective Association club
rooms adjoining THE GAZETTE Office yes
terday. The carpets go down to-day
The billiard tables are going in and the
furniture has been purchased. The
members are all paying up promptly and
the club is an assured success.
most enjoyable entertainment was
given by Miss Bessie Russell to number
of her friends last evening at her Hospital
BILE home. Those present were Misses
Fannie Ellis, Ida Jones, Minnie Will
liams, Alice CuStead, Emma Hoffmas-
ter; Messrs. Halseu, Bryan, Yalcott,
Isaacs, Williams, Taylor and Templeton.
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ROADS FOR ERATH.
The Fort Forth and Rio Graade-Prospects
for Coal Road.
CraoiaI IN the Sazptte

The Fort Forth and Rio Gq'aade-Prospects
for Coal Road.
Special to the Gazette,
STEPEENyILLE, TEX, Jan. THE
Fort Worth and Rio Grande engineers To-
day will move their camp on Alarm
creek, six miles below Stephenville, to a
point wes6 en- Greer creek. The line
surveyed is about three and one-half
miles from the Central, where it viii
probably cross. Citizens all over Erath
county regret that the line runs so far to
the southern boundary of Erath county
Should the road be built more central it
would command at once much larger
trade than if built where the line now
runs. 1t is within territory controlled by
the Central. North of Stephenville
there is an immense body
of fine agricultural lands, and
much of it is already under
cultivation. Gordon and Weatherford
command go portion of the trade, all
of which would center at Stephenville
should the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
be built to this town.
There is some talk of branch road
from the immense coal fields in the north
ern portion of Erath county to some point
On the Central, and 1t has been suggested
that the line run via Stephepville 20 Nor
gan On this route it would cross the
Fort Worth and Rio Grande and connect
at Morgan with the Houston and Texas
Central and Santa Fe, thus obtaining
connection with three railroads. Some
seem TO think that the Santa Fe will in
time extend from Morgan to the coal
mines if the coal company
does not take hold of the
enterprise. The proposed line traverses
a fine agricultural country until if reaches
the coal fields, which covers Il large ter
Pitory Stephenyille IS business men pro-
pose to assist the new road by giving
a good bonus. 1t is predicted that within
the next six years there viii be several
new roads built TO the coal fields, and
that the new town viii have 1000 or 5000
population. The name has been changed
from "Johnson Coal Mines, to
''Thurber, - in honor of one of the New
York stockholders.
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Personal.

A R. Mabry leaves to-day for trip
to Denver and other Colorado points.
Mr.. NJ c. Harms, editor of the Dallas
Journal. was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Harris is making a blooming success of
the Journal.
Miss Jennie Williams of Newburg +,
Mo-, is in the city visiting her brother,
H. A. Williams, and family at SOC West
Weatherford street.
Mrs. Colonel E. W. Taylor has re-
turned to the city accompanied by Miss
Carrie Cook. a charming belle of st.
Louis, who will spend the winter with her
at the Ellis.
Mrs. Palmyra Wilson and her son, DR..
R. j . Wilson, from Dalton, Ga mother
and brother of Mrs. J. K. Mike of this
city, arrived i'll Fort Worth few days
ago and will make their home here.
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Raiz,rnr Cleori,,n House.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The Times says
the big railway clearing house scheme is
TO be rushed through even more rapidly
than was anticipated. Jay Gould said
yesterday that a formal meeting for the
purpose of agreeing upon some definite
plan for the permanent maintenance of
rates would be held at IL O'Clock to-day
at the residence of j. Pierrepont Morgan
Those who have signified their intention
of attending are the gentlemen who met
during the latter part of December and
agreed to the restoration and mainten-
ance of rates. That agreement has al
ready proved unsatisfactory and the
meeting to-day will be for the purpose of
formally adopting q policy as outlined at
the informal Wall street meeting last
Saturday.