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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
TO STEAM HEATING AND vEnTiLAT-
ING ENGINEERS.

SALT L,KE CITi. June 18th, lsP,
SEALrD PROPOSALS MARKED "pROPD,
- sails FOR heaunE aud yentilhung," will DO
fecsiyed ~ tAe.hoArd Of fduoatoa Of the city
q SAT- Lake until 10 n. M, July 9th, 1871, for
The heating aud veniilAtlng of the following
buildings IN SAT- LAkn cry
Lincoln school In sixth Ward.
Rryaut school In Eleventh " ard
Lowell school In Twentieth Ward,
Washington school In sineteonth Ward.
Jackson school IN sixteenth Ward,
winch fre arranged 10 be heated by low pres.
ufo indirect steam with fan ventilation, tAns
To be operated with mot0ra The
,ysiem Of venul.uon u be introduced In each
building must bO sufficient 70 Nentilhte The
ffinciphls, Teacher, Rertaiion and CLOAK
rooms CORRIDOR. rlAyfuoms mai watctcl Ostis
snd provide cuuic feet Of ifesh air per puuii
pe- mlnulo, each cMtroom To contain IS ia,
r.' AMI neat every art o. ihe building 4. ,l-
Fahrenheit with the thermometer At zero
hiu1eu nlii o. required 70 furnish complete
nlans aud ppcu't.hu,Ll showing tnorptopased
s'tttNis % hUsNuE snt ysnuinhnE Inv rot
aH1 brick Hrs bu'ta la Oasraent 10 be made
Of galstnifei IRON.
No uh vs. 90 cHntiiHrrd nnie,s Atrompn,
Med ~ 'gFthrd cheek tor 9 rsl cunt u inc
auoAnt u nid, Ius1c payable TO tho TrnHLursr
or me iioArd ~ tduesuon
l'sus of tue build nFs eau be- seen Al the
IN 70 " ne following az hliectsi OF the
,;iucoln sorool building a. Monheim, Blrd 4
l'roaitJors, Mercantile BlocE; ~ bryant,
lAwtl tnd Washington school huildinys At a.
eluhssi Hooper & lidredgc BlOcL aud
lhcksun school building al Wars a Cornelps,
Hooper block, cav. The HnMd viii rutaln S0
scr cent II he Amouu, N thS contract Tor he
faithful performance thereof ara untii tho
hehunH anf Ncnulailnr apparatus has proven
'uy, ersiul sId satisfactory,
be tishtis rvscrVsa 10 reject any and all
COMMITTEE on SIMS Am Huupisus.
BENZ, a. RAlbOULD, Chairman.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAR IN
~ pufsnhpre ot an order ~ the Probate
Court, IN anu tor ~At i.skg County Utah Tern.
tory, made GA The ilst day ut juno, ls.9, In lie
matter " the % niH ~ Eit. johnson, de,
ceased, the undrWigned executors u the hat
VIII and Testament 81 ~ ~ Johnson deceased
VIII trll ~ private sale 10 the highest bidder
iur rish. aud subject 20 tbr confirmation by
s1il Probate Court al the rFht title, Interest
snd ,sMio " rald Eliza Johnson, AZ he time II
her death, and al tie D ghL title. and inter- 4
That the sllt estate has by op ration Of IAN or
Other Fisu acquired, uthct han Or In addition
~ ilt ot San hii5H johnson, NJ tho umu uf
noe doAih, IN and a. NAT crHtiu lot, piece oh
parcel ut wnl, situate lglnF ami beug iu tns
-IN on san iHir, t0uuif Of AIl. lake, THAN
Iruiar', bounded auu hOsHrhcI A. fuiinNr
10 VII Commencing 20 the northeast u.furr
Cd, lpl noNcN .n To- block twenty n,u f..l b.
Wht"A,' SAT- LAKE city survey, aud running
thepcu Ncst tWcuty .1I rrds, treacs soutb
Two Hni one hali l-fl rode thence cost tw,U
q oh rods .Hvnce noith tVp and 0na.hsif
,.i rods 10 iho pacr Of bc.npur, contain
ms .Il' square rods Va gr0uud =
hiis ~ voting Win he received for tsit
nrNucrtY, addressed ~ tho rndersigncd. cave
Of Maiieil aud Adamb, attorneys, ~ AND u
east tirst ~outh street, siit Lake Cttv. soit'
l. BE County, tmh rsnlior NJ ~ and inciuIi
irE the l3th dly Of July, lsl9, after witch gaid
property Will be- sold.
Terms HAd rondtinns Of sale. cash. and tub.
Net % confirmation hN said Probate Court
Dated June eYth, lfui,
RICHARD nRIMITY,
CHARLES ABBuTr
fNeCuilrs NJ the last VIII and tCstameut o.
Eliz johnson, declared.
MAppLLL y ADAMS, ATTORNEYS for estate,
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance IN order OF the Probate
Court iuf the County OF salt Lake, Territory
" I thu, made on Tho 2Hih day OF June, lhpl, in
The matter the estate OF Hannah Tom iuson
Wardle, dcsccatof, the undorsisntd, the nd.
ninisTaior II the said estate, viii se At pri.
yato sale, Ia the highest bidder for cash, by
scaled bids In writing and subject ~ confirms.
tiop BY sHlt Probate uurt, on Saturday, the
sird DAY OF july, 100, AZ " O'Clock M, ii the
law once OF Richards 4 Moyie, Attofneys.
ruOtus aNshu contribution Huilding. "a south,
VAN street, salt lake city. ttah, ali tho right
ute, Interval and estate Of the said Hannah
Iumlinson Nnrdle NJ The tine OF her death and
all the right, title and interest that tho said o..
tate has by operation Of tic law or otherwise
acquired nthrr tnAn or IN ldition ~ that Vt tho
sari Hannah Iomiinaon Marble a. the time OF
her death, In hud 10 M that tcrtain tract of
land situate, lying aud being IN rOutn Jordan
SAT- i.Ate County, Utah Territory, ABd bound
ed ami described "A tnloss, town
All OF that portion u Lots Two ~, Five fal
aud Right ~, IA section Two llI, Township
Three ai, south Of Range One 10, West OF
sat Lake Meridian, boun tcd aud described a.
Allow, TO wit uommonoinE whore tho north
fence Of John wArile's line (lhAt was such
May Nth, lsti,l intortocn mill race near
bridget thoncc Weal 70 who're ~ iniorscct, the
vest line % lot kight ~ OF sad section /,
dies homestead, that IA, lot Nine taJ OF sad
section thence east 10 said mill race thence
following sad mill race north 10 thr place I
heEnning aud eonlaining forD seven Acres
Iefms ana conditions Of sale Cash. lpn
per cent, OF thu purchase money to he PAID on
No day OF sale, tho balance on confirmation OF
sale by sad Probate Court Deed NJ expense
OF purchaser,
THOMAS u LEWIS,
Adm,glsitaler q the estate Of Hannah Tom.
SAT- Lake C,iy June gNth, 1894.
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Returned Missionary,

Today We had the pleasure Of meet
ing Elder James Cook, OF South
Weber, Davis County, who returned n
few days ago from mission to Great
Britain. lie leit home fot that country
on the ith Of June, 1890, and was APP
pointed to labor In the Scottish Con.
ference, part Of the time In the Edin-
burgh district and the balance u the
time In Aberdeen and surrounding
county. He reports the pros.
poets In Scotland AZ not encoufag-
iuR for additions to the Church,
the people ~ rule turning
a deaf ear 10 the Gospel. He succeeded
In tracing the gen.alOgy Of his fore
fathers back for several generations,
however, and will br able 10 do somr
work for the dead. He was also sue.
ce,Hful IN obtaining considerable In.
formation " that character f0t other
members Of the Church. Elder Cook
returns IN good health, after perform
ingh faithful mission.
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Large number. n ducks are being
caught Ia the rapids and carried over
Niagara falls. They are either killed or
~ shocked that hunters in boats below
the falls easily SECURE Them Com.
mcntins on this. Mr. John d. slgc wrilcs.
81 have heard nothiuguf it. but you may
h. Uro that It, "a mistake. don be.
liovc a duck was ever carried over tho
falls. unless he was wounded 800 that no
couldn't fly. II i.. however, common
occurrence FOR ducks nnd other birls to
ny up thn river from Lake Ontario on
fuggy nights aul ily right into the falls.
aud thus be- hl.d or injured 80 TINT
They arc picked up IN tine river. md this
l. probably how tho story onginntCd."--
Forrst and Stream,
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ii DISwoOpEY furniture company will
close tomorrow for stock taking.


-Four YEAR, ago Miss Lena Woodland,
living bn Thorn creek, Washington,
sowed the seed from one head Of
barley. She harvested tho crop with
n pair Of sheat and sowcd tho amount
received the next year, again har.
vcs,ing II with her shears The third
crop her father cut with n gruss
scythe, getting enough barley from this
crop TO SOW forty acres last spring, which
averaged forty bushels to the acre when
thrashed making a total yield ot 1000
bushels from one head Of barley in four
ysars, EXCHANGE.
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TEACHER % DELsAHTE PHYSICAL
= Culture and tloguilgu, 8! D.. fnrd south
erect Room =, Telluride Mock
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rnr connrncIAL coNaarss.
Protection A. Means OF Securing
free Trade

Tree Trade.
LONDON, June gp.-AmonR the i'm.
pOrt.nt resolutions TO be discussed by
the chambor OF commerce congress, In
the following, The Winnipeg Mana.
toba) board trade Of will move, "that II
IL the opinion Of this congress that the
time hAb come or II close nj hand, when
the people Of Great Britain can with
confidence look TO the colonies and
Dependencies Of the empire for that
portion OF their brcSdstutis which they
md necessary 10 import from year 10
year. The rapid development OF the
grain production Of Canada, India,
Australasia, during the past ten Year,
clearly indicates that these countries
will soon have annually nm export
surplus OF grain Ia excess OF the annual
import demand Of the British and II
win be altogether unnecessary
for the latter TO look for supplies 10
foreign countries, especially those
whose tariff laws are 10 Trimmed NJ 10
strike specially nj the trade interests Of
Great Britain and the British colonies;
that this congress sees II an the best
method Of securing this end by sys.
TEN In the mother country OF tariff dis.
elimination against grain and other
food products OF foreign nations, and
Ia favor OF thu import Of such goods
from the colonies aud dependc ncies;
and similar discrimination by the col.
onles anu dependencies In conncctiOn
with tarifi on other goods required to
be- imported by them; that this co e
gress favoTs such movement, and be-
lieves Its enforcement would serve as
a check upon the national selhshnes.
which az the present time seems
10 inspire many nations in
the framing OF their tariff laws
aud that lie enforcement would prove
counter irri,ant which wouid In
comparatively few years practically
'orcs the great nations Of the wuIli
into much irser system Of trade Inter.
course then now exists between them.
similar resolutions fsvuriug tatili 10.
talihtiOn Ngainst the United Satca
Ncto presented by the chambvrs OF
commerce u Montreal, Toronto and
Regina, y. W, I. The chambers Of
commerce OF rrluliud, British West
ludirs, declares The Mckinley law
GO orable to the Wrst Indite, and says
.uV general feeling is thst every rsa.
ounhls etloft win be made 10 retain
tie United ststcs market rs the hest
yet i6uni Tor the principal staple,
sugar
The delegate Of the Regina board
OF trade will offer the following;
Re1olyed that the board OF trade
o. Regina ~, W. T,,) Cansiu, would
nttriy favor the extension Of com.
mctre AMI traie upon u preferential
uasie throughout all the parts Of tn,
British empire amt that 1t would be o.
the highest collective mud Individual
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and comprehensive that all who love
God ,or home, or country can Join In
the procession now ready To move on
10 victory"
The speech wss frequently inter
rupteu by enthusiastic applause.
a. +. Wolfoubargor. Nsbfazka, a.
secretary and other officers suggested
by the national comniitee were
elected.
Temporary rules were reported sy
the National committee. They pro.
vided that only delegates present
should vote. This was objected 10
because It would disfranchlsc the dis.
tsnt States aud after sharp fight the
rules were amended 10 allow the dele.
gstos pfU.ent to cast the ull vote Of
the Slate.
The roll OF States wa called aud the
names Of the members OF standing
committees announced.
Pending the report from the commit
toe on credentials aud permanent Or.
gaulaltiOn, the convention took rectss
I'LL 4 p.m.
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advantage. Further, that the pro.
Visions Of any foreign treaty imposing
limitations between Canada AMI other
parie Of the British empire should he
at once abfogated. In advocating the
above We wish II understood that
while we desire free trade with the
British empire we have no desire 20
interfere either now OF Vt any time
with the fiscal or political liberty NJ
present enjoyed by the safeguarding
colonies, and we believe, II such q
scheme could be carried out In the near
future, 1t would be u Just retaliation to
the Unite States for the recent legis.
la,lon affecting the trade reitions NJ
Great Britain aud Canada with this
United States.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Pfohaic Court, in and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Ut1h.
In the matter Of the Estate of H,nty higher.
sen, deceased.
NoriuE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Anna n.Caivari administrator o. the G.
lte Of lieury lHEhefacn, drceatsd, has rem.
dcr,d forsetilement, aud died in said court her
nnal account Of her admnisraunn VI said
cstAte, nnd pctitinn for hnAi distribution OF
tho residue Of said ESTATE among tho persons
entitled thcrcioi aud that Tuesday, the lnth
faV " july, ltiss, At 10 O'Clock o. M, AT the
Court Room ot alid Court, In tho County
Court House, salt Lake city and County. Utah
1otritoryh a, been duly appolnted by the Judge
Of SAID court for the settlement o. said ae.
cuant, aud hearing said peuion for dis.
uibution, Atwhich Time and place any person
Interested IN tald estate mar appear and show
cause II any there h., why sAid srcount should
not be settled and app owed and nnal distribu
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated June Goth. lf1l.
q. r. ALLEN,
Curk NJ the Probate Court
ny CAusrIS DRowNE, JR., Deputy Clert.
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Tho following novel plan Of riliing
farms Of squirrels Is being tried In por.
tons of .Asotin county, Wash. Several
furrows arc plow.i In the field uenge.t
where tho squiurl- ARE tmckott, aud at
q distance u about oycry thirty or forty
Rect holes 20 depth Ut about twenty IN.
Chos AFRO sunk with % po.thole digger.
The squirrels, 70 b. asserted. will take
possession of tho burrows ~ play.
ground, aud whiic running after ono nu.
other will tumble into these holes, from
which they cannot emerge. but die.
Several farmors who have tried it say It
works admirably -Asotin (W0sh,J Sen.
ti-ai
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Elias Mellingcr, fifteen year, old, was
In his fathers quarry in Lancaster and
put some powder in his pocket, in which
there We're matches, Tho powder was
ignited by one ~ the matches taking
fire, and In a moment HE clothng was
In a blaze. II was i,OO0 feet distant 10
his hthcrs home, and the boy ran To II,
BY the time he reached there his cloth.
ing was entirely burned from his body,
and he was badly burned from his head
TO his feet, --Cor Philadelphia Telegraph.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

7 uCKY NIL MINING 90. LOO NTTON
- Of principal place Of business, park Guy.
ltAh' kouce u hereby gwen that At n mestins
OF the Hoard OF Trustees, held on the lnti dAy
of Nay, lN'i, IN assesthent no, 81 NJ three 90
cents per share WA LEVIED on the ,hpilat
stock OF ihe corporation, payable within thirty
dAys from the date hereof, 10 Tho pftsiiOnt
NJ Noe, 9 and 30 MAiu street, salt Lake Otiy
Utah, Any stock upon which this Asscssmrnt
may remain unpaid on the gird day ~ june
lss!, VIII be delinquent aud advertsed Tor ahe
before Will be u on tho aifd day 81 Jnly,
hpl, 10 pay the delinquent nsse. smcnts, 20
grthor With the cost Of advertising and on.
pento OF sale. q, w. HARDY, President
Lucky hill Mining COMPANY
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LATEST COURT NEWS.
Two Divorce suits Filed This After.
noon-One by Husband. the
Other by wife.


The National Bank Of the Republic
brought suit In tho Third District
conr, mi. at,ernopn ny,Ins, IN. Metro.
,.a,,,.. t,-,...,,,, ca =, -,
pol'''' in''S'"''u' w. =" 'u'o'e'
$4,000 on promisory note. An under
.hN'ns oonu III ''e sum VI s-'O' ""
' wv "
REAL ESTATE DIFFICULTY.
n. IA. BI,n., han .l.o brouyht suit
n ais, Ai,,er, 4 waite 10 r.cey YER Inc
s,,n,nf aim aamsg,s v,th In,,.,,..t
,yam A NH io,l Ispn On account ~
aIl.gel U,ndul.nt ,,nt,.. n,at,nos on n
yesl s.ta,n ,l.si
ron MONEYS PAID OUT.
Tor, E.,g,,,n IN IN. nl.,,,iT aud
u..rv, Nichnl.n, The dssanJant M mn.
otbet anil fIei mis- stternoon with
Cl.,t MnN,tll.n. N, 4. sn,,gh, ~ ,s'
cay.s tGoJ IA Tor money ali IN hay.
b.an maid on, On srcouni az The defend.
AMI Nv nI.lniifr in a recent matter of
li,i,ai,nn'
nr.rp,,hS
Sylvester walker today hled q sui
for divorce from his wife Esther 10 the
Third District court, The partie> we're
married In Salt Lake county In
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NUTioe 10 oRtDIIoRs.


Relate Of UhAre, Lambert. decossct
NOTICE ~ itENNuN uiNES ~ TIM
= UNDERLINED, Admiu istfstrIN ~ tho estatu
= tha.iea Lambert. iscChftd. 90 thr credlinrs
o. andAll persons hAyiur rIlmH ugalu.t the
said f0cfaaei, 10 exhibit them, with me ne cs.
sary vouchers. within ten irouihA % ufr me nrzt
puhlicHton ~ % natice 10 the SAID admins.
NatfiN, care Of Maddcll a Audains, Attnri uyH.
y and ~ East, iitst south street, salt iasc
city. IN The cHuniy OF Salt Lhte. Utah.
Dated May "a, ispl
MANY ALICE q, LAAiHEWT
Administrative NJ the tstn'e OF Charles
Lambert deceased dyr
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In the PROBATE Court IN and Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory " Utah
In the Matter OF Tho Estate Of John
Mcdonald, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tarah Mcdonald cNuuuttix ut tho iAat
VIII and estate OF John Mcdonald deceased,
has rendered Tor settlement, aud hcd In
said Conft, her hnal Aucpuut.ot hor HdmmntrA
ton OF said ustato and petition Tor nnh diatTi
button OF The retidue Of ssid estate among The
porsont enutlcd thereto, and that " ednesd
he .ulh day OF July,A.D' lsll,at lOO'cloct am,
Al this Court loon Of said COui In the County
Court House. kAlt Lake Cay and County, Utah
Territory, has been daily app inted blythe Judge
OF shid touri, Tor the settlement o. sald &C
COT nt and hearing said petition for di,tribu.
|uu, at Whlrh time and place any person inter
tstei In said eftate my appear and show
causu fNny there be-, Why said acc cunt should
not be settled and approved and final dstriOu.
lion made A. prayed for.
Dated june 2s, isg1
@. T. ALLEN,
Cora OF the Probate curt
iiy CAutTrS bUOwNE, IT,, Deputy.
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win nave 10 right Smother Daei
with q Jew.

PARIS, June gs,-Captain Cremiux
Foa, Hebrew who was shot some
tim. ago when he fought duel With
Edwhrd Drumont, the editor Of Li5Ce
f'aroie, because Of the attacks on the
Jews In that paper, intends TO fight a
duel with Marquis DeMores after tn.
latter's trial, for the killing OF Captain
Mayer In the duel few days ago.
Marquis DeMores has been provision.
ally released from custody.
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fstAlc a John l.. iili tn. dcce lscd,
NoTiCE - uEREuN GIVES ny TnE
~ uudUfsiUuHd executor or the will uf
John !. lili Oh. deceased, 20 the creditors u
aid al uorsons haNng ulAima sFAlu.t the ssid
deceased, 10 exhibit them With a., necessary
voucher within ten months sitter me fret PUB.
l!esuon ct ih,s notice 10 Tue sHit executors
Mm. 4. hlssiler Aud Hamilton y park, III Le
Ntaud NOunEs onlrr, ovct Dtasrpt NatinuHi
hanF, roruef East iviupie aud tirst sou
stfruis, salt Lake CITY. Utah, IN tho Count OF
salt Lake, Dated MAY III. i-,a.
WV, a 1iusSiuEli
hAMtLfuNs. PAIN,
Executors ~ tho will ct John 1. WVIHr
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rs HEREBY GivhN, 10 TtE STOCK
i holder Of the utnh tcntfal ntnwsy on
pany that there will be a meeting ~ the STOCK.
holders held VI room No. q Dosorct Sational
Hank building N the junction Of East Temple
and Flrst south streets IN salt Lake City. utah
Territory. ~ the our OF y m, july 2oth, islg
for tho purpose of clcciins nine Directors Of
said Company ~ serve Tor the ensuing year.
This meeting - called hy oIdoT OF the Board
OF Directors made June 18Th, isi,.
IE GRAND YOUNG,
second Vie president
IUNIt's T WELLS, secy.
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Recently tho steamer lnchulva sailed
for London with 1900 live HOLSTERS.
They are carried In four plate iron
tanlis on the main deck, the tank. In.
ing fitted with shelves, aud each cala.
bile NJ holding / 900 lobster,
by means Of q stcam pump connected
with tine yea valve la the engine r0um %
large rusorvvir IFS fopt mlci with sea
wa'cr, which an turn is supplied tn the
lobster tanks at wiil,-IlaliiaA Cor 30,
ton Herald.
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WAsnINuToN, June 20. - The
president sent the name Of John w.
Foster Of Indiana, 10 the Senate 10 be
secretary Of state.
The Seuato In executive session has
confirmed the nomination OF Foster ~
secretary Of state.
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rI'o TUT STOCKHOLDERS or THE
4 sovitr Miuinr and MilinT Company, n
Corporation You are hereby n0thed that the
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders of
sad corporation will be held At he oiiice Of
the tuition Beck And Champion Mining Co,
salt Lake Guy, Tfrutlry Of Utah, on Tuesday.
tho ath day Of July, At Inc hour Of nam, for
the purpose Ut U.ecting officers Cor tho ensuing
year and for the Transaction Of such other bus,
incss hs may properly come before the meet
ing. ny order Of the Hoard
v. y uEATtE, Secretary.
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Reduction Of the Salaries of the Utah
Commissioners 10 Two
thousand Dollars.
THE ENGLISH CHAMBER or COM
MERGE coNoaEss.
by Telegraph to the NEwsl
sOsonrss.
TIL. SALARY Of the Utah Commissioners
usdursd

WASHINGTON, June 2g.--rhe l,gis.
lntlve executive Judicial Appropriation
bill was taken 40 by the Senate, the
question being on an amendment rs 70
the Utah Commission. The amend
ment was agreed to, yeas -, nays q
So the House provision, ab1liahing the
Utah Commission WIS struck out OF
the bill, and two Items appropriating
$50, 800 for the salaries ~ the hvc
commissioners and the ezpcuscs Of the
commission inserted.
Jones Of Arkansas was the only
Dem icf tie senator VINO voted In the
affirmative. The Republican senators
who voted In the negative were tarry,
FELTON, and Warren. Carey mpvci 10
teduce the salaries NJ the commission.
efs from s50l1 to 5000 AMI spoke In
support Of theAmrnumcnt ami in favor
Of applying IN the survey N public
lands the $1,000 o. he thus saved.
The amendment was also favored by
FELTON, aud sherman aud agreed Ia.
The salaries Of the commissioners were
therefore nIoi A. 5000 each.
tins HOUSE.
The Hou,e declined 10 concur 10 the
Seaste amendment 10 the agricultural
appr priation bill tstruck out by the
senatv) ptohib ting the use oi money
appropriated for thu transportation u
troops ami army supplies over any
hOu1el lines controlled OF opetsted by
the union Pacific OF southern Pacific
system. Agreed Ia, 100 10 20.
The conference report OF the Indian
appropriation hill, rs submitted, apptO-
priats 1907, 900, or si9l,56s more
than when originally passed the House.
Mem lllan, Tenn, argued IN favor
o the rejection VI the report, myinr
The Demoo ats must take s,anl IN
favor VI retrenchment.
MOTHS.
The President hss signed the com.
mission Of Foster aa secretary Of State.
The appointment meets with general
favor.
The confirmation IN without refer.
cnc- 10 the foreign Affairs committee,
an unusual compliment.
Chairman Campbell OF the national
Republican committse consulted with
the President this afternoon on the
personnel III the executive committee TO
have charge OF tho campaign.
The following couiirmAtions have
also been made by the Senate. AlOnEi
&. Dodge, ksnsas, professor Of Ma'hc.
matics In the Navy; jas. bolan, col.
lectrf Of customs at Willamette, q Oregon;
A. +. Shaw, surveyor general Of
Washington.