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A Probate Order.

In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Webb c. Cober and Clarence j.
Co6er, Sarah A. Cober filed petition for
the appointment as guardian. The hearing
was set for Monday, Aug. 2, at 10 a. In
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The decoctions sold TO to the thisty and
warm eft the Occidental are delicious, pu. Q
and superior firstclass wines, liquors,
BEERS ales and cigars. Family supplies s
speciality. AURR a. MURPHY,
Eroprietors.
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r. r. Sanford and wife to Peter McClel-
Ian, lots in Sanford's subdivision. S 81
7. @. Chamberlain and wife TO William
6. Alexander, lots in Florence park 400
J. o. Campbell and wife TO Mrs. S. T.
Whitaker, part OF Florence park. ---- 100
II. i. Armstrong Ell al. TO Charles n. Pot
ter lots in University Place----- -
Total 8 81
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One of our clients authorizes US to offer
for sale sixty-five shares Of STOCK in the
National Bank of the Republic of Salt
Lake city, at 9S Richie g. Richie, room
SO, Commercial block
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SPEND SUNDAY

at Bingham. Fare, Sl.5O, or at Wasatcn,
81, via. Rio Grande Western railway. =
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UTAH NEWS.

THE HERALD is delivered daily by carrier in
Ogden and Park City at 25 cents per week
tl-oo per month. or 5000 per year. Sub
acrtbcrE Will confer favor by notifying tho Of
nee Hhsn delivery is not promptly mRde.
BRANCH OFFICES:
OGDEN-Room 42l, Utah Loan and Trust
Building. Telephone No. 1873.
PROvO-Ofice at e. Olson's Book and
Eusic store
PARK CITY-Utah Central Ticket once.
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Advertisements left at branch ofhces will up
rear "a the next Issue.
Our agents viii take subscriptions and Issue
recespts
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BuCKLEN,s AANIcA sALyN.

In the Hartford" Assets over Sc. 600, COO.
II. J. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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in the old reliable, North America" of
Phi iladelphia. Assets over IS, 100000
II. ]. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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For packing and shipping of furniture
and household goods. go TO Sandberg
Furniture cnmpany
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FINANCIAL.
(cowected Daigg 0y Mccormick Dc co. y
The Metals.
Money Market.

NEW YORK Aug. 16. Money on CALL easy;
closed, offered g
Prime paper, 31a05M.
Sterling exchange, quiet steady; sixty day
bills, 1864 demand, 4Se.
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Local Quotations. J

Boiled linseed oil, hbIs.. C: cases, fves. 65 c
Raw linseed oil bbls, SIC; cases. fives &c
Turpeniine. bbis-, 5sc; cases tives 64c.
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Excelsior % Lithographing, printing,
blank books, Kelly & Co., So w. Second
South.
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Use our Dew Drop can goods. The best
is good enough. ROGERS & Co.
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P. I. .yYSTROM

Respectfully draws attention OF the public
to his fine spring of ISL VIM. Tarr whisky.
together with other fine goods ar always
on sale. AZ East First South.
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BOstOn Quotatlons.

BOSTON, Aug. 16.
Atchson- -. 399GM Mex. Cen. Com l615
Burlington. 1885 Bell Telephone l04
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. PnLICY
IDANHA, an absolute cure Tor dyspepsia. I

In the Niagara will insure sweet repose
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Petroleum.
GoYernment Bonhs-Closing.

New YoRK, Aug. l6.-Petroleum closed, Sep
TENDER, 551s.
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1pASnA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia.

Dew Drop can goods are the best The
best is good enough. ROGERS g. Co.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Formerly University Of Deseret.l

@a1t Lake City. IL. II.
The irst term OF the Academic year 1929 Of
the University of Utah, will begin at 8 am.
Monday. Sept. r. 1892.
The following courses are offered.
/. A four years Classical course.
g A four years course in General Science.
3. A four years course in Letters.
4. three years course in Mining and Min
ing Engineering.
5. four years Normal course 1.-TWO years
preparatory.
s. A three years Normal course two years
preparatory.
The first five of these courses lead to degrees
Instruction in Military Science and Tactics
will be continued.
preparatory school, designed to prepare
students to pursue any of the University
courses. is open 10 persons OF both sexes over
Is years of age.
Students are admitted without charges for
tuition to any course they are prepared to pur-
sue. There is an annual admission fee OF 81 90
for residents Of Utan, and So. 90 Cor non-resi-
dents.
Students may receive permits Cor reduced
fare over the railways in Utah.
For further information apply TO
JOSEPH 7. EINGSBURY, U. L.,
ACTING PgEsy DENT.
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IpAEHs, an absolute cure FOR dyspepsia. /
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NEW YORK, Aug. is.
u. S. fsreg 1i5klU. S. Ts reg, bid 100
U. S. As coupons ll51s Pacific 6's, bid. 10y
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TAKE A Policy

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pELICiOUS COLD BEVERAGES.

IDASHA. an absolute cure for dyspepsia.
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The best is good enough.
ROGERS g. Co.
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BARGAIN IN BANK STOCK.

DRAWING AND PAINTING LESSONS
Harwood's studio, SIG Mccormick building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
DIGGING FOR THE ENTOMBED MTyBRS

Ironwood, Mich. Sept 3o.-An night long the
1000 miners employed in the Noirie iron Mine took
turns at working In the relief party seeking to rescue
the eleven men buried in No shaft by fall OF
ground yesterday morning. Shifts were made every
fen minutes. and the men worked like tigers. Their
efforts were directed toward driving a drift to the
fifth level where the bodies will be found Late last
night signals given by the relief party and
answered by the entombed by pounding on the
iron pillar which extends from the surface the cham
Der where the men imprisoned, so II Is certain
that some OF them alive at that time. Abraham
Thompson, Norwegian miner, rescued at ; 80
this morning.
The Others who were entombed will probably perish
before they citn be reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
FOR TIE COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION.
WIIEELMEN WILL MAZE 4 FEATURE IN THE
LAND PARADE-YACHTsMEN IN THE
NANAL DISPLAY.

The subcommittee on invitation and reception Of
the Columbus celebration held a meeting yesterday
Hugh II. Garden presiding Thus far 1850 invita-
lions have been sent cut. Of which $40 general
Invitations and do not include the dinner ut the Lenox
Lyceum. The French and Italian Admlras command
ing the French frigate Arethuse and the Italian
sort Giovanni Bausan. with their respective STATS,
will have seats at the dinner n, will the commanding
officers of all the United states Naval vessels taking
part IL the parade special committee composed
OF Charles +. Vernon and II. Il. Dclaneld. was ap.
pointed 10 the hotel-kecpers and get them TO sub
scribe to the fund The Fifth Avenue Hotel Ia.
offered suites o. apartment; for the OF the Pres
dent of the rrted States and his Cabinet during the
celebration free OF charge. II Mrs. Harrlsons con.
dition will permit the President will be present The
Secretaries Of state tho Navy, the Treasury and the
Interior and the Postmastcr-ticneral have also nc
cepted their Invitations.
over twenty clubs Of whce.mcn win take part In
the parade. An executive committee, X. y. Money
penny. chairman: Frederick Keer, Elliott Mason.
W. J. Monahan. W. J. Morgan, L. b. Whympcr and
G. NJ. wordcn, has been appointed to form plans for
the cyclIst, who are to lead the night parade
Military cyccrs at their head will lead the line OF
march. Floats Of various kinds cmblomac OF cycling
will form Interesting part OF the display. corps
Of military cyclers will perform novel evolutions.
There will b. five divisions Of cyccrs New-Y0rS City.
Brooklyn, Jersey City League OF American Wheel
men, and unattached. Each club viii have In front
a tricycle. carrying display HIGHT and banner Of the
organization following. The riders will decorate
their wheels and carry n small regulation flag. and
5000 expected TO be in line. The Hotel Viano
will be the League headquarters during the day and
night parade Another meeting, of the club Nom
bcrs and other whcemen will be held Oh Monday
night next AT the Aston House. AT 3 O'Clock
The members Of the Se0wanhakaC ornthian Yacht
Club have chartered the steamer Albertna for the
use OF themselves and friends In witnessing and
taking part in the Naval parade Of october H. Those
desiring tickets will apply 10 the steward at the
Clubhouse No. 7 East Thirty-secondst. They viii
be ready for distribution by october }. The st.
Nicholas Society has obtained new twinscrew
steamer for the naval parade. tickets for which
be procured nv club members from Charles \.
No. Warrcn-st.. and Henry c. swords, Real Estate
Loan and Trust Company, No 30 Nassal'-st. Oh aud
.ftn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
OPENING OF THE YEAR AT WESLEYAN.

Mddlctown. Conn. Sept. 30 (SpeciaD The year at
Wesleyan University opened yesterday morning. Thcre
were nlnetyone freshmen present at chapel. The
total number will probably he ninetyhve the largest
class that has entered. Great enthusiasm vas
created by the announcement BY President Raymond
that the amount Of money determined by the trustees
which must be collected before work on the eymna-
SUM would begin has been raised during the summer
and the plans will at once be drawn and. as soon
as practicable the contract given. There have been
only two changes In the faculty. W. Il. Fisher,
Cornell SO will take tho instuctorship ir economics
and social science In the place OF Mr. Daniels, who
has been called TO Princeton. c. J. Goodwin,
Bourbon. 81, will act ms tutor 10 Green In the pince
Of Mr. Goodrich who has accepted the professionally
OF Greek I'm Albion College, Michigan. scott, 01. Is
to be assistant librarian. and Barnhart. OIL assistant
In biology. The football material In tho incoming
class Is promising and the candidates are rnpdly l
proving under the coaching Of Bull Of Yale. The
finals in singles OF the tennis tournament were played
today Blakeslee 'o3. winning from Buncc. 95, 40,
6-1, O., 20, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01

TIE PEOPLES PARTY CHAIRMAN ARRESTED
Kansas City. sept. 3O.-A dispatch to "The starr
from Enterprise, Kan, says that John W. Breidenthal,
state chairman OF the Peoples party, Of Kansas was
arrested to-day on charge Of doing banking business
without having complied with the law. Money has
been received by Mr.. Breidenthal from persons who
desired 1t sent TO friends who members OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
CLOSING THE MUSEUM OF ART IN THE EVENING.

The Museum Of Art will not be open in the evenings
FIR several weeks. About q month work was begun
upon the dynamos and Will not be finished until next month
The galleries however open 70 the pubic as usual
during the day Admission Is free Wednesdays. Thurs
days Fridays and Saturdays from 10 O'Clock a. m !" o
o'clock M and Sunday afternoons from ocloSA 10 3.
On Mondays and Tuesdays the price of admission Is twny
i've cents.
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Topoobampo CoiOny ia Mexict. and transmitted
there by him and paid ont at the Mexican Office.
Mr. Brcdenthal' friends denOuncc his arrest IL
move for political effect
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Go Get for Business purposes.

- ---s-- 49, - -
TO LET.-Five-story building. ooNSo
all light; freight elevator stam neat aad
power n required; suitable Tor piano ana
other factory l2lth-st.. near fsrk-a'e'
Apply HORIZONS. ITO East 12oth'st.
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90 fet-DrookIpn.

49,. Az LET.-A nicely furnished brownstone
svass 10 rooms, modern imp. oycncnts
tsvnen location most desirable nclghbor.
convenient 10 elevated and
o. ao; terms, so per month
sl at premises, lllGL. Dcan-st.,
~ Sostrand-dve.. Brooklyn, or apply 70
Va koMlG. 10 and IS Reade-sb., New
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Citp Zeal Cstatr for 6ale.

FOR sALE.-s3 lots in IIoboken. 2 to 10
In each plot factory or building purposes:
heap g. ". WRIGHT. ~ Newark.st,
Hoboken. n. J.
80 WEST 75TH-ST.-four- story cabinet
dnshed. buffers pantry extension double
system heating hard omry decorated de.
clded bargain quick purchaser. fDLSOM
EKOTHEES, $50 broadway.
Brooklyn
a HOUSE AND LOT for sale or 70 let
all improvements 25J Lafayette-a,e..
prooklyn' fnear Washlngton.ave.l Inquire
al LOVIT1S & CO., SO COnttst.
FOR SALE-BROOKLYN
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Water front, valuable manufactur ng prop
eItv. consis sting OF waterfront on Eric BASIN
2O0N2OO. cxtr, depth OF water tOgcu.r
With a large squa-e plo. bounded BY Kich.
I'd Eiilabeth. Val Brunt and vanDyhe
sr. containing about 30 lot. SUDSTAN'
TIAL BUILDINGS; convenient 20 HAM
fiTON FERRY any party wanting de-
.ir,b,e pfoperty foI any Kind OF IDonufact.ry
can secure the whole or portion al
GREAT RARGAIN. For further iniorma'
'''' "'' PRANK \. BARNABY
20i Montague St, BROOKLYN.
6oD.sT. sdjoiniag 5th-ave, - Hsganh,,
,s,sc 4. NIXON. 90 Broadway.
Jersey City.
FOR sALE.-91 lois In lower Jersey CITY
suitable for factory sites or ne NE "a To 10
D.. l.. & w. tracks. G. W. WRIGHT III
Newark-st.. HoboHen' ~ =
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Rooms Wanteo.

~ 49, - -
WANTED. Three furnished or unfnr.
nisbed rooms. with or without bOlr1. within
walking distance Of Union Square private
owes. TRIMS Address r. >. H.. 157 4th-sve.
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flats 90 Get. FURNISHED.

1oTH ST. 1873 EAST.-FlDc light, newly
furnished. decorated. steam.heated apart
ments: 6 rooms and bath hallboy; price
$40 70 SEQ. Inquire JANlTOh
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bcar0 an0 hpomS.
A.-A.-A-AITENTfONi
Pirtles can now make arrangements

A.-A.-A.-AITENTf
Pirtes can now make arrangements for
FALL R0ARD.
Attractive rcor>, with private baths with
or without board private table suites and
single rooms board optional apartments,
aoctors, ohiSes" all desira6l, locations
maneDi hiphcs; references given inf0rml.
S. c. LELAND & CO..
81 West 34th.st.
A. .A.-sTuDENTs. large rooms with
liberal hone and board. 81 East 64th.st..
near Madison.ave.
A PRIVATE FAMILY residing West
7oth.s,.. vii rent theis I'd story front room.
furnished. VIII bCsFd. &c gentleman and
hddre>- BOARD. T. 0. Box 672
a SUITE OF THREE. rooms many
closets bath, excellent board. 80 Fast
A.-ARRANG EMENrs. season or ycaI for
elegantly furnished fooF or teparateIy; with
board highest references. "a wcs: 5lst-st.
\ DELIGHTFUL HOME Win chapcron.
age. for four young ladies', pursuing art or
music course. 81 Fast 6ith.sc.
AT 40 EAST 3sTH-sT., between PARK
and Madison ayes. suite o. handsome rooms
with frst-class board reference; formerly
Of o75 Madiscn.ave
HOTEL vIANo REsTAuRANT 80
East lsth.st.-Rooms daily 81 up weekly.
with board. ST. up; elevator; private din.
inG'room for parties.
LARGE well furnished rooms. with
board also table bard p we't 0lst-st.
LARGE and small room.: table attend.
ance nrstclsss terms moderate. lj9 Madi.
son-ave.
10 WEST 3iTH.sT.-Attcr October !.
furnished latest improved plumbing
throughout; references.
1oTH.sT.. 40 wEST.-In quiet superior
house. sttng-room two b'dI ooms on second
foor; references.
sirablc well.furnished rooms, with every
convenience; also hall room house well
kept
2lsT-ST., 81 EAST.-Rooms newly fur.
nished. with board parl0r dlnlng.rCOm ref.
ercnces.
?GrH-sT.. 81 WEST. Elegant suites
and square rooms; superior table and at
tendance; permanent arrangements made
~ WEST 01S1->I.-Larer. wen FUR
nished rooms. with board table board.
i7TH.ST., 81 WEST Rooms en- suite or
sinely. with iirst.clsss board references.
4s1N ST. 81 wEsT-Pleassnt rooms
second floor; hall room; superior board ref
| erences.
50rH- 81 q WEST--Des rabc second
| moor en- suite. and other rooms. with
| superior board references.
57THST.. 3i3 wEST.-Two large rooms
and hall room on second floor all convent.
| ences srperlor board references.
10 WEST TOD. Distributions rooms
| with irst-class board for gentleman close
70 Gth-aye. L road.
72D-ST.. 1853 EAST.-Nlccy furnish d
parlors suitable Tor physician or gentle.
men board optional.
81 IRVING PLACE.-Cbolce rooms on
ID and ith floors, with nrstclass board.
Brooklyn
To LET. with board. on Brooklyn
| Heights, q handsome. large room. with nag
/ ninccnJ view Of river and bay al.o srall
room. Apply AZ 50 ColumOla Heights:
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Uork Uanieo.
Males.

DRAVGHTSMAN.- or o. sistah
hookkeeper would Ike position can furnish
feierchces; age IL graduate from business
college. WIN. DIETER. 6j7 Kosciusko.
St. Brooklyn.
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Ciip Zeal estate 90 Get.

$3.50 YEAR.-Nice 3-stofy brick house.
yenlemt locatlon. l.. HOWE. $50 Mo't.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
ReaI gsia.s h)anteo.

WANTED.-A srall iorse or apartments
In good neigh borhood convenient b. CITY
Halt: prefer country; give PARTICULAR
HOME, Tribune OAce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01

10 WEST 3iTH.ST.-Aftcr October |.
large and small rooms, with board: newly
furnished latest improved plumbing
tiNoughOut references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01

1oTH.ST.. 40 WEST.--In quiet superior
house. s:ttlngroom two b'dl ooms on second
iOOr iefrrences.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March S.--The first half
hours session Of the senate was con-
sumed in the presentation OF petitions,
most of them on the stereotyped charac-
ter, from religious associations for the
closing of the Worlds fair on Sundays,
and from state grangers on various sub
lects of proposed legislation.
Among the bills ntioduced and re-
ferred was one by Senator Sawyer, to
authorize the establishment of a postal
telegraph service. =,
Senator Morgan moved to reconsider
the vote whereby Senator Dubois was
declared entitled to retain his sea. Laid
over.
The resolution heretofore offered by
Senator Call in respect to railroad COM
panies in Florida Influencing the sena'
torial election of 1891, and for the opening
to se..... iillit Of The railroad land reserVa
tions in that state, were taken up, ano
Senator Call addressed the senate upon
them. At the close OF Senator Calls re
marks the resolutions as to the railroad
lands in Florida was referred to the com
mittce on public lands, and the othel
resolution was allowed to remain on tht
table. ,,,
In the house, before the reading OF thu
journal, Mr.. Catchings, Mississippi, called
up the resolutions setting apart three day
for the consideration of the silver bill
After some flibustering attempts on th
part Of the New York representatives., tn
resolution was adopted.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-08
THE REGULAR ARMY.


New YORK, March S.-ACcordinG to the
Washington correspondent OF the Herald,
an important conference will he held at
the war department, on the arrival OF
Generals Miles and Merritt, this alter
noon. Secretary Elkins and Gen. Scho'
field are planning a busy time Tor the
troops this summer, and number of
changes will be made looking to the in
creased efficiency Of the service and on
which the generals will be asked for their
views. The immediate purpose of their
summons, as openly stated ia these dls-
patches, is to have them appear before
the appropriations committee OF the two
houses in regard to the epproprla-
tion of 100000 for the estab-
lishment Of large military post
near Helena, Montana. Both Generals
Miles and Merritt are familiar With the
military necessities OF that section OF
country and their theory, it's said, will
have considerable weight with the appro-
priations committee.
Other subjects, however, will be dis
cussed at the coming conference. The
war department authorities are contem-
plating one of the most extensive changes
in important incidents. in tn, Sc changes
will be the abandonment of number OF
small posts for practice similar to warlike
preparation. If these plans are carried
out, as contemplated, the greater portion
of the army will be on the move during
the early summer.
The question of utilizing Indians as
soldiers will be the subject OF public
hearing before the senate military COM
mttee at an early date. The Indian
question will, doubtless, he discussed in
all its bearings, but the immediate point
of discussion will he Secretary Proctor =
bill, authorizing the enlistment Of 5000
Indians, IN addition to the present author
ized strength OF the army.
Secretary Elkins favors Mr.. Proctor 3
bill i'll so far as it proposes to increase the
number OF enlisted men so as to enable
Indians to be recruited. He wants to
see the condition of the Indian improved,
but not at the expense OF the army, and
in the plan he will advocate that the In
dams are to be additional and independent
of the present organization.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-08
Growth of the Il. Of II.

La CROSSE, Wis, March S.--The an
nual session Of the Knights OF Pythias
opened here this morning with a large
attendance. The reports of the grand
officers which have already been intro
duced show a fattering condition OF al
fairs. On December 81 last, there were
SOB Knights OF Pythias in Wisconsin
A year ago there were 4,3ll. Since Jan
uary the additions received will make
the net gain 900 or 1000. Eleven new
lodges were instituted during the year,
and one lodge reinstated, making at the
present time eighty-six lodges in the
state. The order paid out last year $685.,
1856. The receipts for the year were
$97, 1884. The cash balance on hand is
$l2,6Sl, and the amount invested is 1884,,
OH. During the last year the order paid
out tor sick benefits about 81 1000; fol
funeral expenses 81 900; for other relief
purposes to widows aud orphans OF de-
ceased members 81 600.