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1neeEiuE. suutiiug and coughing
This Is The music all over the =ud
just now. 'i'yv got such au awful
cold iu my head Cure il with
Ely'- Cream Balm or it may end IN
the toughest f1sm OF gl'lrrh. Maybe
you have Cltlrrh now. Nothing Is
more u7gScous audi dreadful. This
UemguymGstc.s 30 asu3 remedy ever
di0. Not suuI nor q EgIid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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OLIVAR ROBERTS.
IcrrItlaial Treasnr
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TNdE STpCKHuLDERs or THE SALT
L LAKE IA nber Ell Commerce are
heTe1y nvllnrn That tECTe VIII He . reuerHi
meciinE uf the -tpH khlflea- us -asf tsr41..
her ~ Go rmrrcc held az + O'Clock p. ~. On
"Wednesday, The 4lh day OF uue Isqi IN
the F-deral Court Room o. the cstv OF 81.
LAST. 7 an Toy the purpose o. amending
the articles of inro-pnT4 ion OF so -
pOralou. m order taaI - cauIfai -tora nav
be increase q. and FOR the further f1uru1.g
Of iransIctinE such oihcr business as NV
come before that meeting.
: fun attendance D. required. as Dr. Is
necessary tha- there b. al alI-native VOC
Of two thirds Of all the stock r. order 10
amend the articles Of Incorporation.
FRED SIMON,
Attest Acting President
PRANK &. GILLESPIE. Secretary
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. se-ae OF psa.r save. Her Lac.

10 W-- just an uTliu1y sc.ap
Wrapping paper. but j. saved her
fife. SIC was in the last stages OF
consumption, told by physicians
,lIt She was iucuTlHie and could
I've oaiy q short time; she weighed
r-s than seventy I0uuGs. On a
H'er OF wrapping psper shc read %.
Dr. Kings view Discovery, ami got
simple bottle; j, helped her, ,He
l5ugHja lrrEe bottle. Sc helped nug
more, bought another and grew bet
Ter fast. continued i,s use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh.
.ug about I'D pounds. EOG further
mrtiguilrs send stamp 10 W. II.
Cole. Du-Eist Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles oil tlis wonderful Discovery
Free al y. &. Smith Il Co.'s Drug
Store.
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We shall give away VITA every
S-j.Jl cash purchase during the
month Of April ore volume, hand
-1mely bound. Of either Of the fol-
loving standard works: DsHte's
Inferno. Dlute's Purg1tory and
pG-aiic. Dlrp's Bible Gallery end
Millions Paradise Lost. Al illus
tgafrI iy Gu-tlvg prre. These
books retail ut $500. During this
extraordinary Offer cur prices viii be
lis low rs ever, and every DEPART
ucuL Is wen stocked with dry
goods, groceries, mems aEi boys
clothing, and l00ts aud shoes. Come
ami examine these elegant books.
ID. T.. Davis.
t5 and 20 ~. 1t South,
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ti-5lLg
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

4. g. LAND OFFICE.
salt LsE City, Utah, AFrii ia, leo.
TOMPLAINT HAVING BEEN Enter
- ID 90 this Office iy L1hsrt WATSON
against james WuEHt fHr ahauGonIrz his
Homestead EutTy No. t5I5. date Tsurar-
s, l-s5, upon tao T.. y :. r. : W s.
p =. :. =. q. = ". a % Section d.. Ta.En
ship ?, South Range. Wet N -.'- axe
County. Ttah, with view 90 the cancel .a-
u0u - said entry. the said parties are
hereby sun mOned 90 appear ~ TIE Iaud
uhi-s, salt Lake City. Utah, on the T.a a4v
OF June. l-s ~ 10 o'clock A. gl., O. risH o.. nd
and furnish testimony clE=cgEIE- SID zl-
leEeC abandonment.
FRANK d. HOBBS. Register.
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THILLIASL .MILLTR.T THE GUARDIAN
~ Of the person and c-tate 81 Frank II
miller. minor. having HE'D his petition
herein daily verified. praying for an order ~
sale Of portion ~ the real estate Uf saiI
minor FOR The purposes therein set forth. il
j. therefore ordered 10y the JEd-e % sad
Court, that the next OF Kin and all per
sons interested IN tic CsLatc Of said minor.
appear before the sTi1 Probate Clur: On
THURSDAY, the 25rh day Of JUue. l'El, al
10 O'Clock In tie forenoon o. EaiI DAY.
~ the court room Of said Probate
Court. az the County Court House.
in the City and CoEuly Of salt Lake, Utai
Territory. % show cause WHY an lr.Ier
should not be granted TO Tie said guardian
= eel 60 much - tie real estgsC 81
the said mInG. % private sslc IS shall
Dc necessary, aud tina, q COZ Of tn;s Us.ilrfrs
published u least G0Gr Successive weeks
m the nEs EEEI s-vI STNg NEWS. s news
paper printed ar.- published IN said city and
county.
Date. May I-sh. ls9o.
4. M.EAETCH.
Probate Jgdge-
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County Of Sal. Lake.l Sc
I. Jula O.. CGslr=. CIgFl. 81 ire PrrFa.,
Court in and Tor the County Of sal: Lake. 30
tne Territory .f Ural. 90 hereby ,arslf,
tn4t ;hc foregoing ls q luz, rue and correct
copy % order 90 show cause WHY uTI'el
% slle OF real estate should nc. Dc made IN
lhe matter ot the guardianship Of Frank n.
Miller, minor, as appears q record IN my
office
In witness whereof. I have hcrcunf0 set
ny hand and Affixed the seal 90 rzsd Court,
this lsth day OF May. =. d. L-ls
SEAL JOHN (. CUTLER
asE GlrrE % tsf. f'rHfIr-fs Cont
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nBElN p. MIL Err. THE NFBIaN
~ OF The Iarr-un and estate 81 Walfrr 2
Mailer. q minor having fled his urrtsiar
herein duly verified rE-rI-- fu. an order g
-l.c 90 az the rel estate Of h.- said
Minor. for tLe purpose therein set forth.
3 De- therefore ordered tLH: tle nrL- Ht sir
q TIE ward and aE persons n
tgresre1 M the estate OF -lII EsaaE. aU-
pear before tIc sald Ir0bate Court IN
Thursday. the -5sh day IL June $50
90 ten o'clock IN The forenoon 0f sald
day, - the Court Room OF sad Pro
hsis '5urJ, % the County Court IIausr. 81
thr city aad county n salt Lake. EtlH Ter
rltnTT, 70 show rIG-e why al or a. ~h1ulT
not De granted % The sid guardian. 10 srIl
% much ot the real estate OF the Faif
uIlEuT a. private sale o. -hIlI De ucra--ar,.
aE1 trat Corr uf tins trl.r be published
20 least four successive weeks N the f4T--
EI,LT tyESING SEW,, a newspaper printed
AID published Ia ID city AID gGuu.v.
Dated Nay D., 1890
SEO. ". BARTCI, Probate JuJsg.
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We ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

ALHD SEED ANYTHING IN THE
- Slotlirr l.ue 90 cal! Up1a Ea.t1n 4
o. - y nm s.. wucrc they VIII lnd Z well
,e.ll-e4 STOCK or meas aud bows suits
=. eia.r' l-'-. caps, shirt. etc., AZ VERY low
HTiars- Tins ira Is reliable and Will trea;
FnL T1E.1t. ~
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TEsEIToET OF UTAH.

county o. s4lI Lake. I, -
.. John e.. Gutter, clerk 20. the Probate
q. urt, ia and tor the County ~ SAT- Lake
in the Territory % Utah, 90 hereby cartify
hat the foregoing O. a sui. True and correct
sapy Of order 20 show cause IN tho -lrrdiar..
ship * Walter p Miller. a minor. as APP
pears % record in my office.
In witness where1f. / nave htreunt1 set
my hand and EliNei the seal Of sail court.
tins 9Th day OF May, 8 u. lS1.
JONI G. CUTIEH.
SEAL Clerk % tie Probate Court
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rHEhoUsE COMMITTEE

on elections today acted upon three
pending contested election cases,
and the result viii probably be an
increase Of the republican majority
IN the House by two members. Tie
cases decided were those Of Lancs-
ton rs. Nenabcme, Fourth Virginia.
Miller v. Elliot, Seventh South
Carolina, and Chalmers vs.. Morgan.
Second Mississippi. In the first two
cases the committee VIII report in
favor Of seating the republican con
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STOCK PASTURED.

nURING THE SUMMER MONTHS /
IL will Dasfure stool af my D ace. mouth
OF North C-hon, Davis Co. n the following
rates, each per month; Horses. sl-J0; Cove.
ST. Calves 51cts. For further particulars
spply a. ~ Firs; North Street
4 eodSs JOIN SMITH.
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igrg d. Tres, Plaintiff
Us
John Trick, Defendant

I The People Of the Territory Of Ulah send
0fee arg
V1U ARE II EEET KFgri iil.i,' a M NJ
+ = aGTr.r To aa action brua-FI T-sfns,
Q sea y ils above named pHiHfid la thr
-..-sE.. ..H.t HE tHr ni gudirI a i.sgfrl-t
Z 'l t.S CT y 'ET o. 70 D. Igl O. sn-ysrr the
Li'5 Lgfril within ten Jsys
T s-h'.a-'FH 90 iae DIS gf Egrviceg after .ae
-erFirs q Yea uf tH!E -urman--ir ervaG
All-.H l.Il- county or ~ served a.. a.. thi5
. 1o2H.F- tlt G.ls dTsuicI, within twenty
.tr D-l'TFf-e wItlnu forty davs-ur
ilI-i1 nc .T default Wlii he lakcu as-H!n-t
1 EHl- alr7- .Irs o. The ur.ver oil add t,fn
plant.
The laid acton Is brought 70 have = decree
"4 t---- .'HF. o Solving tue bonds Of fIafrr-
unlH between H'l.afIf and srfg1d1Df-
-TsrdluE % T'a E'If the custody af three
O.. l.rr H.l'..lreu. issue Of sa q narris--e. f8r
gen E-i rt. above relief Uraygd for on
goo -.nli...- fH.i defendant for moro Than
on, year i1ilE @ -p-rG-i1G OF plaiutff ard
'',.-El vas guilty. OF hablsual drunken
hc->. aud 90 tfe hest know eIEc. iuf0rua-
nor "a belief u' plaintiff is now 4 drunk
"l.- ..fl DE- h|e 20 Igrg lines treated
..-.aiil "a @ Cr-ei manner IT striking her.
i-i we AMI abusive lIggUaSe. thereby
HaE-lr = her greet bodily harm amt rgantif
distress. ami thst Tor more lzan fve vssrs
...-s past defendant has failed % prsvstlt.
On. con fiiHD rCnCr-ITI-- uf lie
ma sou are tgr.Hy notified that Il Won
lsl o. HpTglT ard answer lie said com
pLaiut as above required. the raid uI3iriTF
"la Apply IN the Court FOR the relief fc-
lleuinl fLfr..G
witness, TIE lion. Charles $. Zane. Tu4-r.
and Tie seal %. the District Court % Tie
ta-El ia lri4l - SIN ., 70 and for the
Territory 0f Utah. ;lis I5th dar u Ami
90 The year % cur Lord, one thoat41t
eiEat huul1e aud ninety.
SEAL
n. O.. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
LF Go ID. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK.
81 uTw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-24

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today decided The case Of
Lehman, Of Humboldt Kas..
against the trluscuEtiucnial lines.
for charging higher =atc on sugar
from san Francisco 90 Humboldt
Than 10 Kansas City, q longer dis
lance. The commission holds that
the lower rate 10 Kansas City was
forced on ne CGrTier, gy competitive
conditions, aud the 10 Humboldt
was not only not unreasonable. Iui
lower Ih2n &c would Zoe ezcry. for
conditions or tie Kansas City rate.
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Wilson KY today submitted 70
the House, from the committee on
agriculture, a report containing his
views on the bin reported hy the
committee defiainc aui taxing COM
pound lard. From the arguments
presented before the committee in
favor Of the bib, inference is drawn,
the report says, that The immediate
result Of lis enactment viii be 10 in
crease The value Of every ho.. in
the United states tLIrty-two cents.
The claim that the depreciation ip
the value 1i swine and lard j. due
20 the manufacture Of Lard com
pounds, Wilson holds. is not 20 MS
mind established. The greatest ir-
jury 10 the farmer and his hog cr1rs
comes from the uuscruullai!s
methods Of tie packing houses and
stOekyaul buyers. Wilson i reiuc.
tant o. enforce n measure which lie
believes viii either increase the
price Cr retraCt the sale of heaithful
food, anu which would do the farm
ers no good, hut the laboTing men
iuiuEy.
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tesiauts, Langston and Miller. But
In the Mississippi case the report
will be in favor Of seating Morgan.
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LOCAL TRAINS ~ HTNGuAN tNn

Lv-Salt Lake - am Is. r-za-r1 1000 am
Ar ,,lnshaln 9 sam f.y-I:ln-ilu Is . n
Ar. Nasatch S.I5 q ~ A---alt laLe4.5 u.IH
7 Train runs % Wasat,h only on Mondays.
NednCs ia-s aud saturdays.
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J .
J. d .
-.sar "a
~ r. ~ al
r. --f 81. 3
= -
oFS --.
N ~.
via TI5s ELEzGT LEA ROUTE
ia
3 --E. ~ S
TEET SHORT live va szzA G-elises &c
"a za
Joseph atohisol Minneapolis and ST. FGL
oalC5in lEo Cr5.al C-----s address
z ST, JOHN JCET SEBASTIAN,
lIaus-. CHICAGO H. G-alTkss Ass.
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CONGREGATIONS.

Registers q Band OGices-Josepb
Tracy, Humboldt, Cal; John r.
Sheehsn, san Francisco.
Receivers Of Public Money!
Alfred d. Campbell, Miles CITY.
Mont; Jay r. Sanborn, Cp1r
d'Alene, Idaho.
William II. Davis, san Francisco.
supervisor Of census, First Califor-
MIA District.
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CWLLIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Oriicr 9. show cause why Order Of sa,c o.
zeal Estate should not &c made.
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has affirmed the judgment in the
ease Of Oieyza, the Cuban embez-
zler, now held az New York. The
effect viii he 20 allow his extradi-
ton by Spain.
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DEALER In Cedar Posts, Poles and
Wood by Car Lots, Etc
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THE CHEROKEE sTRTI'.

The President having received in
formation that Cattiemeu are iuvad-
ing the Cherokee strip ia violation
Of his Proclamation, has instructed
General Merritt 10 rigidly enforce
the provisions Of the proclamation.
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Dump Cart, Wagon, Two Mills, One
Stone Burrs. So. One Iron Burr, SO;
sr7ck Press. SO; Molasses Mi SO.
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NcCTeary Ky-) today introduced
q blu t1pu.IGe FOR the survey ii an
iHiercou.!U"utIi railway 10 connect
North Iai South America.
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In Eject from < after Nay 4ih, 1880
EAST BOUND TRAINS.


LDIAL TElINS 10 oGDEy-
leave salt Lake p sga.la. g.r5a.-z. rar.rg
90 pm
ArIiFe ogden 9. 70 am IH-S1 q ll. ga p 10.
$50 pm
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ALL KINDS OF Pay EAETEDI

BUILDING ROCK AT ns aTAIEx Or
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In the Matter OF the Esiate and Guardian.
ship Of Frank II. Nil CT q minor.
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Pullman PaIsoe and BuEe; Sleeping Cars
o. al Through Trains.
Horton Reciin NJ Chair Cars between -a-t
Lake Aal IS len on Trains ] and ..
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

u. - DODGE. ~ ErSNl.-T-
-7rTA' AauzEr- sea Frt Epa5S 81 a
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Il the Probste Court Of the County Of
SAL. Lake, Territory OF L tah-
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order 90 show cause why order OF ale ~
real estate shngld rot he made.
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Bi3 HFaft1 western BY.
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

Tnc Only Trans Continental .rr u-------
directly through SAT- LAKE CITY.
The only Line 90 Denver 7-rfE no ,-qrre o.
c1rs 1nl wIia only one CHANGE
40 CHICAGO.
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Salt and BIueing Depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

LAST EXCURSION on roIcHEzrEn.n
Only 81 to Norfolk And Old Point.
Only n. 30 TO Virginia Beach round xfip.
"Tolchester leaves Saturday night s.
10 O'Clock. Returns Sunday niGkk No
time Lost fxnn business.
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East Richmond Items.
fEor the Dfanatch-1

Our village was we'll represented at the
unyeiling. Mrs Conner had friends with
her from Petersburg and Mrs. Fowler had
Mrs. Younglove, from Surry county, and
the parents of Rev. Mr.. Shuey came on
from West Virginia for the occasion.
Upon Decoration-day some of our people
went to Petersburg with the q. A. RS,
Others went TO Seven Pines, Others to Hol-
lywood.
The new summer-coaches for the Seven
Pines railroad arrived Saturday and are
elegant as well as comfortable. and will be
appreciated by the travelling public.
have met Mrs. Acree, the matron OF
the Masonic Home, and am pleased with
the choice of the managers.
A brass band of sixteen pieces has been
formed here with Mr.. Milton Rayhorn as
director and Mr.. Arthur Hawk as leader
Mr.. Rayhcrn is at present sick with fever.
On that account his wife returned last
week from her visit to Ohio.
The basket-factory is doing thriving
business. IL is crowded with orders,
The musical society met Monday night
at the residence of DR.. Hawks, and the fol.
lowing programme was carried out: Duet
Spanish Dance, Misses Hoeninger and
Fowler: song Little Brown Jug, John c.
Fowler cornet and piano duet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hawks; song. Annie Rooney
Henry Miller; piano solo, The Brook, Mis-:
Hoenineer select reading, Mrs. Fowler
song, The Model Church, Master Bert
Hawks; cornet and piano duet, Mr.. Hawk:
and May Fowler; vocal duet, Marguerite
the Misses Gillian: Gospel hymn, led by
Mr.. Frederick Hawks; select reading, Mrs
Hoeninger: song, Mrs. Gillian.
Mr.. Gay Barker, from the city, was pres
ent and gave some fine selections al the
end of the programme. as did Others.
PIX WIprR
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KILLED BY A FALL.
WHETHER MALlClOUSLY OR ACCr
DENTALLY THE CORONER'S
JURY CAN'T SAY.
Fatal Consequences Attend tho VISIT o'
New Kent Man to Richmond
A Sudden Death.

Coroner Taylor yesterday held an III.
quest at the almshouse upon the BODY Oh
cambridge Fox (coloredD, who died there
Tuesday night. aged forty-three years.
On Thursday. the day Of the great cele-
bration, Fox came here from the "hlte
House, in New Kent, and soon got unoef
the influence of liouor.
Saturday morning he was picked up IN
the back yard of the house No. ZIG east
Nam street. He was carried to the aims
house, where it was found that he was
paralyzed in both legs.
DEcEAsED's STATEMENT.
Fox stated at the almshouse that he went
TO the room Of Julia Coleman at the num-
Der mentioned ON Thursday ut must nave
been Friday night. and that he was robbed
by her of all the money he possessed ana
then showed down the steps into the yard.
Here he received his injuries and here he
lay all night. his colored friends refusing
to give him any assistance. He declared
that this occurred on Thursday night, Dul
witnesses examined by the Coroner yester'
day testified that il was the night OF the
storm (Friday) when Fox came there, and
that he had no money.
THE INJURIES.
The post-morre,n examination made by the
Coroner showed that death occurred from
efIusion Of blood on the spinal cord.
That Fox had q fall was admitted by julia
Coleman, but she solemnly yasseverated thai
il was an accident.
The verdict of the Jury was that deatf
was the result of fall. but that they could
not determine whether it WIGS accidental ol
otherwise.
The police are at work on the case and
may possibly be able to get some additiona
information.
FROM HEABT-DIsEAsE.
Sophia Lee. n colored woman, aged
twenty-eight, died very suddenly yester
day morning at 410 north Seventeenth
street-from heart-disease, thinks the Coro
ner. who viewed the body.
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subject he remarked: I'VE have finished
making up the book-list. but for prudential
reasons the board thought it proper not to
let the matter be published at this time,
and we therefore unanimously adopted q
resolution TO keep our proceedings quiet
for the present"
IL was evidently matter which the
members Of the board didn't like to talk
about. for fear the reporters would get an
idea of what was done. One Of them re-
marked as he left the Capitol: 1--WE are
almost afraid to sneeze now lest the news
papers publish the fact"
It. IS understood that Superintendent
Massey took the ground that the require
ment in the Constitution of the State that
there should be uniformity in the books
selected means that the same book should
be used in the schools in all parts OF the
State. That is, if the board approved Of
Webster's or Worcester's dictionary each
city and county must provide 1t for their
schools. The board decided that uni
formity does not mean sameness that they
could approve of as many books as they
saw fit. and from the list the local boards
can make their selections
IL is also understood that the board has
adopted a new copy-book.
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A.Nsaouse pocToRs sUsY.
Nrsrt. and Accident Called Them Out
Often Yesterday.

To physicians al the city almshouse
Keep. pretty busy yesterday morning.
i-fe We're seven calls before noon from
i..iea' sections OF the city, and they were
u lr such rapid succession that TOUR
.u couid nos be answered.
iH H the day the ambulance was
'-"' 'aor,d o. the Richmond and Allegha-
'Hl. at 72) A. N. TO a man who was
's.a SICK rather suddenly. He was re-
.i aud tsaen 20 his home at the corner
O e.o and Hancock streets.
laesecOnd call was at o o'clock 20 the
,oi'aern Stove Works, on Fifteenth street
o'7esn Nam and Cary. where a white
Iha .at fallen through hatchway ana
l', h' back. The physician found that
Was not seriously injured. lie was
'-.lh io hls home on Mosby street.
~ 1880 the ambulance was called 70 the
lance OF gentleman who had oeeil
A"cked with asthma on Broad street near
s-e Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Renewed
az taken home.
ihe fourth call answered was al ll;4o 10
""''hurst a OweDs's plsning-mills, wheres
,D' Oh me operatives, white man, hau
letn severely cut by piece OF timber re-
.4'lige from q saw and striking him III
-e Ioh. lie was taken TO his home nt
'.- corner Of Iwenty-sixth and Nenapie
tc.an.
although the heat was very oppressive
'siday, there we're no cases OF sunstroke
" 10y persons overcome by heat reported.
I,t on niy call Yesterday afternoon was q,
VDP T. NJ. down ON Twenty street
o"~een Main and Franklin, where col-
gTi'a man was found suffering with cramps.
ne wa, relieved and taken TO his nome,
utI lllrd and CLAW streets
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Ex-Coneressman Logan II. Roots at the
christening ceremonies Of the town OF Kim
ball, on the Tennessee river. thirty miles
west OF Chattanooga. said that 10 make an
industrial development required natures
gifts, brains and money. The gcoloeist
and every other intelligent person who ex-
amined the subject reported the imme-
date proximity of timbers. metals. coal,
clays. stone, and IN fact everything that
can well be thought Of necessary for Q
manufacturing city are situated right
there on the banks Of the Tennessee river.
the only place where the Tennessee river
touches the Cumberland coal-helds. Tho
Colonel also assured parties that ample
funds had been provided for II. so that
there will be no lack Of money; and United
States Judge Key said that Colonel Roots's
statement on such subjects could be relied
upon. The Colonel remarked, however,
that he was not making assertions as tothe
brains devoted 10 the management. When
it is known that Colonel Roots IL the
president OF the company and that II. l:
kimball. of New England birth and
Georgia residence. famed for his manage
ment of large enterprises, IA the VICES
president and general manager, the assu-
rance Of brains controlling affairs Is COM
plete. He who misses being at kimbsll
on the 10th and llth Of June will certainly
miss an opportunity for great pleasure and
opportunities for profitable investment.