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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-20

NNUtWEhs. ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
w aud Jessie N. iIptrlI hIa vifr- ID, tn.tg
tiAn decd OF uu.t tHtul nU lth Ga, nf
al.Ns l.'i. ana recorded Doc thH onIcu uI the
lhfd DAY of May, lsl loo book of mont "n..a.
~ 80 larr QUO, conveyed tO ii.J. biuuut. aa
it.a.'.. que properly m faIi drUIo tustaud
lrynaitcr dglcriucI, {. frrulo 10 n.V,i
dHWua o., NJ -Hid county. Doe uavtnert of "a
lr.msanry nOic tur iuur Iuufrid ami thir.v
un. h,. Wsur ~ tnId Alexander Mitchell 10
dHE %. Hai. ituat drsf payable nu tte Ist I.y
OF Nutrmuur, is1i. Wii interest thp rltr VI
.'... lgf r,hl uer untuW. which note O. more
WINCH no.c aud ffust drot were rlyct f.f ,',ri
ni iNp purchase puro ut faid iIorrriy AMI
MN'itH. fHtu uu.i IuDi provided luat lu TIC
.''l u' rhlu hutL Do q VIC failing t1 pay
'i NN,' nnd l1lrna 70 HH therein agreed. ihf
IIfH of tho sCrunI plri In SAID iruat
III" ,.pp, zoe ''.,nF shoiih Vt sa't
KEN .i.i1rnt ,a,l w. r'll',t 81 un
u, IIuluuy in sa.d decd of trust doscfibcd al
IN'I. Ntulur.tu Goo highest bidder tur each az
W, ,'n' ygnrut thr .uuny Court house in
Doc unu.H OF thr t.mr. tarms nnd place III lli,.
anl ut upuuu ui sUd property to hu fuN b.;
alhti. rr,u in s1m' newspaper printed aud
luhN.lti Do aliI county.
Auu whereas. uoiuuit has been made iu ihe
payment ~ hHIi motto aud iutrfcst. ami said
slM %. tour huulrod uld thirty dollars uui
inicru'i j. now past due Uy the torms ~ ftii
hANr tiil NH.I lrrd intotloscd, and tho legal
Nu'dtf W.uUHi rp U|urts, aIIi prinuual aud
Interest H'iI remaining unpaid.
NoW,llcrO..lu| notice BE- hereby given, thatat
mo ti'tluu NJ iNU Irgl hulurr and owner oil
-NlN note INu Hl.t iced, ami hy virtue OF the
power 900 Authority 900 mr ly law mud said
lcru " ifusl Conferred, j. tho uudtrfIguod
ifuilcc'WI. uu %" th day OF March. 1913. 40 IL
noon ON 10 IIH. Ht tho front door OF tho
County Court Iuu.u boo tho rity hud county ot
Shli Luar, cNu1.C Tor sale nt public gcnduu,
anu VIII HclI 90 iuc N.FHust bidder Tor cash, tNu
rear cHiAle N Wiu decd Of trust con.
lNrd. situated no. tn1 County OF salt
l1he, Territory off Utah, and described IN tnii
lrrd Of trust HH lNIuWHt LOT No uiuu lYI,
ten ..ul and eleven Ii' block one .ii, in fer'
% addition O" -lt Lobe tIiy. together with
hll hrpurituHnCrH HuI water iI-hts, nud an
rFhi, uuc, lrrrill uuI equity of redemption ~
,ail AgNnudgr Mitchell ami Jesse ". Mitchell
M ann t1 alil rrrWUrH. tu tsfy sniu n.te
~! lnige.t thereon aud che costs and oNncn1o
VI this trust.
~ u. y. pINiNNY. Trustee
Dated llnruarv -liI 1905
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas no. EViugf
uNlIs o. 40 Nurltl 700 1IGAT YOU ARE
A ludrsluut0mo M thr sum OF tHrUu hundred
DO lNtH u NUI Tor laIlr performed Tor you.
on lNr MrsHt mime, situated boz UY Cannon,
pplir DINING DWulrt lulrlu County, UuIL
-al m.uo IA about hult Wi'u from IUp Hidden
Treasure mine iu HnulhwtsfrTF uUrUupu,
fuuthrFIy direction. and 81. Joined uu tUr uuftH
10y tNH Fourth OF July milne said Wur was
performed ID. gstrFsmvut work fYr you COR Zoo
Year, lHl and 1879 uul un.r.. ynu ptr ho
same within nnuy I.N| uHyH nom thp dHtH
hereof, your interest Will Do fHrfri'Ui O, 100 aG.
tQrilns i1 low. MAILO ME,HA,
February B, lr.l al
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NOTiCE n uUgnY GIVEN THAT IN
' pursuance ul 1u urdcf Ut the Probate
Court oi -,lt i.llu County, Territory uf Uiah.
made ON thr sllh Uug 10 ADJUST A " lt.9, tl
Cue matter oi NO c.p'n of Thomas free, do.
ceased the undyuFHol. the administrator NJ
tHid caintri Nlll HUll ut private sale 90 the
highest bidder Tor 10 lgl / hiatt cAsh amt 14i.
iuco on ono yulr'a uwa uud auuiect to cuulriua
ton BY Hlid Probate Court. ou "Wednesday. tlo
ath day OF April, 4. u. lens. between % O'Clock
d. M uni ihu setting 20 Che suu OF said day. or
ailor WHOM dAie not exceeding tiN months.
inr at his residence NO. 100 west, ttrst south
slrcct Ia hut Liku CITY. uAb, at any timu
atitr thu urHt Publication of tins notice up 10
ami including th' LAY % s7ic. Al the right
ute, hicrcst ana Cuaio OF The fAid Thomas
fticr az the tlmo OF ms dHath. aud an the
rlghi, tlle aud inigto,t that me snd estate has
H operation oi law or Otherwise acquired
other than, or in addition o. that Of tue SAID
Thomas Price at the time OF b death, m uul
20 all that certain piece or parcel OF land
sat LaHCnHl Territory OF Utah. and bounded
anu efcrlrd 10 inlloWs, 10 wiE lari " tlo
eisht so township ono 90. south ui range
one tl oast or salt Lake meridian
liAh Territory, beginning on The south sidg Cf
AN old ditch tonuo uu tho touth Ipuudsry II
John ilasunc's claim, south lity.si, an fp1.
from the northeast corner ut aforesaid quarter
'trunu' thence hY snid cluim along the Iuth
X !s.rods, Thence onward hy Hnid claim along
the west side NJ uu old dltch fence north riyht
~ degrees tory li0l minutes ", seventeen
aud uyc itnths I 3.lul Rode; thence Wcst
seventy i've aud four trutbs t1A g.iU rode.
thCnca south sixty ono ltll rods. thence cgst
twenty ana Wu.tcnths l.2 lOl rods
thence south righiy.tWo and three.
iuurhs ts!h' degrees east. twcnty.four
liN RODS south, cigihy-tight and ono,
louIh lNHsl dcsteta cast 10 boundary uf
SAID quarter see toms thruro uluuF the east
boundary ~ niurrpaid quarter ssction forty,
ti-ht nnd four tuutUs .is i.lUl rods 10 plnrs of
beginning, cont luinE int Is -0nr and forty.four
one hunufcdtha lai % lUu) acres NOR or los
Win water night for twenty four t2g acres
10 White men ~ the countyof salt Lake and
lorrituty OF Utah,
forms nnd conditions ~ sale one half cash
anu balance IN ono year secured by nnte and
mortgage upon the premises snld
JOSEPH & DAVIS,
Administrator Estate OF Thomas Price, DC.
ceased,
hnrt1E a Brmis, Attorneys for Admin.
isuatOE Mon
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


No1luE l. uEREN GIVEN ny TIIE
~ undcrs sued. administrator OF the estlir
oi Mary l.. Hal, drUIa.oi, to the creditor uf,
deceased. To uAhlulf them, with thc necessary
NouchCrs wlt1in four months after tho lrlt
publication of tnit notice 10 tho SAID admins.
Lake CITY, IN the county ~ salt take
JOINS ". COMMON
Administrator OF me tate Of Mary l.. Hail.
deceased
Dated March sth, lr..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
~ Che Probate Court Don a.. rr salt lake
county, TorutorI UUh

III NIN AANNNNN ANNMAA NNN @NIf NNNu
County. Icrutur Ian
~ the mattcrofthc estate ui Caroline Erickson,
deceased
NOTICE rs HEREIN GIVES ruAT A a..
~ kCnfTuW. AdminisirH.. ..f fHr oHtaip Of
caroline Erickson, dorrGHrI. II. rendered Tor
settlement aud n'ud M s..I lU.ff, bic uunt
urrunut ~ hH tdininistrHI .f H.ul estate
nul petition for nnai rI.i|UHI.uH uf tho
siiuc ut luld ustniu H.Hl mo Dor.
sons cututd thereto, aH1 fUa. lupsday.
thc an uny ot April, U I.. nt 10
oclucl a M, ut the court Room OBJ. .lu count,
10 the County court House. r..t lH.. iltv and
County tnh Territory. has NO.H.IuI. Hunolnt
ed hy The Judge nt said Cont ful Ht HrttIr.
mont ~ eaii account nud lu.fHg saIi petition
Tor disirIhutiOu ut which umH and place any
person interested In snid UUIu may Uurtlf
ami show cause, ~ any There Uu. WIN HHId
arHulHt should not be fut.'Ul .Hu lnUssypi
aud nuyl distribution made d. prayed fla
Dated March %. isYJ
NN NIIuN.
tlDfkH. IHH.Il. tHur..
By CAustEN DHowNE. d., uy.ut Jl.fa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-20

NouIH hplNhuhhtn
The People OF the Territory OF Utah send greet.
ing
To Charlie. A Henderson and Minnie X Hen.
nefson hls VIE, Henrietta Neadon. Georso
=, lclupn, nor hu band, aud -tudpbatOr
Bros Manufacturing Company "a corpora.
tom, defendants.
you ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 APP
4 pear IN au action brought aga nst YOU Nv
tic above named plalnufis, m the Distr,.y
Court OF the hird judirml District OF thr nor
= tory VI Utah, nad 10 answer The complgi6t
ucd therein within ten DAYS (cNciusiyn II tho
nay OF scrNlcel aiier thc service on YOU Of this
sumnuns-it served WITHIN this county: or, IL
served out of this county but In Is district
within tWruiv uuyHi otherwise WITHIN fnrtv
days-or iuigno ny default Will be taken
complaint
The said gcl N "a brought to have Judgment
IN the sum ut 1000, With lnstalmont Of interest
d4r thereon, lUhni iry g. isN, aud intnrost on
Sud 500 from fchIuary d, 1893, ut 10 ppr cont
per annum, Tor SO, attorneys fees, and costs
OF = 49, alleged 10 ne iue On ccrtnl promis,
10 ilamnh AugustG lsg!, Tor 500, viii mr.
cot ton cato ut ~ per G. NJ per Hnuuui. Ia NJ
being due aud Wholly unpaid save iut,re 1 10
Nov q. l.ll. sati no q secured on a torfgs.' ~
of won lHtp on Premises hereinHftt a. dpsrrti'.d
executed bv said defendants tn plaintiff. to
hayo the usual decree OF this court for tue said
uf sald p.Hmi'csi ihAi proceeds thereof be-
applied vi payment Of amounts due us nbDve.
that dcfrnunutH and Az pUrtouH claiming uuder
ihom BIZ barred and iotoclospt ct All olailn OF
equity OF ridrmp ION 10 tmd promisos: tbnt
uiaUuii1 have iuugmcnt for any dencienry. nud
Tor other rplri; Faid premises arc desc rlbed
10 follows, 90 vii All lot li hluck I, Fountnin
Place subdivision, being part blotk rs. livo
Aero pllt A, lg Field 0uryoy. bitlIte In san
IaEu county, uNh Territory,
Aud yOu are hUrohy no ~ Il that n You fan
to appeal and answer tho sait complaint NJ
abUyoICqUi NE eaid plamtin viii apply 10
thr Cuurt Tor ttu rohrf uomando therein
Wit cfs the Hon CharluH N ynnO. Jndre
and the Seal ~ tho Distinct count OF tic lhird
Judicial DlHrrt IN anu for the Torrit1rv al
Utah. THIS 18Th day of March. In tho wear OF
our Lord onu thousand right hundfpd nnd
ninety three, HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK
By q, W, u, LOOMS, Deputy Olcrk,
E - = THOMPSON, plainuifis Atturnsv
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is llERtbN GIVEN. ny THE
N undersigned, executor Of tho last viii
and testament ui tdwin q. Graz, deecnsod 10
tho crcditorr Of and lll persons having CLAIMS
against tho 10 dcrentod, 90 exhibit thrm,with
the necessary vouchers, within ten mnntLs
aftor tho urat Iuh lrltinu " this nOiico 10 the
aaid executor b Canon tlty, Fremont County,
state OF Colorado
WILLIAM r. BIRDwELI.
Executor OF tho last Will ana Testament of
Edwin q. GRAY, deceased.
Dated, March 10Th 1855,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-20
DISSOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC

~ OuCE Is UEHrn GIVEN THAT TIM
~ hrW 0i DrasH g bowler. heretofore d0iEg
husiucHs 90 so. IN NDFt south Temple strynI,
SAT- lutr CITY, ltau. hAs this day been dis
solved hr mutual consent The hoots Ut Hr-
ruunt of tho late urm have been placed 100 tie
hands Of NcOrgu H. Nyr. Commercial Hlurk
who q hereby authurlScliO receive All moneys
due TIE Into urW, and receipt Tor the same
Dated February II, 1923,
!. T.. FOWLER.
JOHN GRASS.
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NOTICE.

iri9epal place OF business. .I't /. ,lri,ii3
N ollCE.- THERE ARE pELiNgrE,r
account ut Agreement 81. j Ir.t.d ,, ,' .l Ivy
guy or pirm1yr u. l.Hl. ihs say1f'I
aMounf 200 opposite the name. OF trs $500, "
Two shnrcno'dcrs as ioUous geo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-20

Natures best gift to mnn-frofh air
Ihe moro no uses the better she likes It.
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Andm arcUlriHncU with law Hnd ihr order of
ne board 40 Urrr'lu made up iUr l5tn day OF
september. lh1l. Dob many shares uf each utrc,I
ui such ftl's lH uHH be- ur.o.aIfy vii be-
.".i 30 houmf so 200 Hut 700 Constitution
NuIuiuW huIi lHIr CTS, UUh. on
O. liay, tno luh dU 90 February, D.Is'8. ai =
Wr.n't Niu., iutaf ilI. t.Iutuout assessment
thereon together with II. uHat uf adyoftsIug
and expense ct HuID.
joins T.. NLuEKER
..f,,.,..,,... , secretary.
Tho date of no. Hl'r of delinquent stock ,a
above be- hereby extended 100 March I1 laii. at
the same uIHcu aud hour.
hy order ui tGu board OF d|fUtturH made d IA
day. ~ O.. NTHiill. ,rcreiaf,.
Dated folw1r %. ltL
The time of Aio Hf me Above DELINQUENT
etnrL ~ hereby aNiouicd io Apui DO, 1893. at
tho aauo place audi buuL
liy order Of thc bOalu ~ Director mado this
day.
NEnEKER.
,..,.-,., secretary,
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court IN aud for tho Third in
dlcial District OF utah, Iounly Of
HAIL LaLn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

At the Bell 5 rect Chapel tomorrow
night the subject Of the free discussion
will be "Is There Any Settlemen. or
Alienation of the Labor Troubles i'm
Arbitration" and +. {. Pierce will lead
the discussion.
Lucretia Temple is slated for ball in
Alfredlan Hall this evening.
There will be a polo game at Infantry
Hall this evening between the Providence
and Pawtucket teams
The Affair Dramatic Club will present
"Meg's Diversion" at Greenwich street
Hall this evening.
The pupils Of Miss Frances f.. Mosher
will give dramatic recital at Amateur
Dramatic Hall next Saturday evening.
The Concordla Social Club will give n
masquerade ball In Oriental Hail Wednes-
day evening. the 22i inst. There will be
n prize waltz for the championship of
the state and valuable medal.
Annie Besant, the noted Thcosopbist
will speak at Blackstone Hall tomorrow
evening.
Lite last night Kate Justie. living M
Little street, fell down stairs and ans
tanned fracture Of the left le0 She
was attended by DIR Munroe aud later
was taken 60 the hospital.
The annual meeting OF the Grand Clan.
q. = &. OF Rhode Island will be held
with Clan McGregor No. I'm Sons of
Veterans hall, Newport, ON "Wednesday
the 22d inst. at 10 u m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16
A RHODE ISLAND CONCERN
WHIT president LONGLET SAYS
TIE B1RNIBT 90. VIII BE.
The Purchase of the Barnaby Company
Was Formally Consummated Yester-
day-Mr. Longley Elected President.

AT meeting of the directors OF the J..
B. Barnaby company and the gentlemen
who have recently acquired controlling
Interest in the 5 ock of that company
was he'd late yesterday afternoon and such
reorganization effected AS will give the
new owners the voice In its affairs they
| are entitled 10.
Charles Il. Longev was elected presi-
dent and George NJ. Talbot secretary and
treasurer. Mr.. Longley, who is general
manager OF the Boston and Providence
Ciothlng Company, assumed the man
agement OF the j. Is. Barnaby Company,
Immediately on his election. III. b.
Winship, the former president and man
ager, retires from the active manage
ment. out retains an interest in the
COMPANY
Mr.. Longley states "that it is straight
business transaction. A certain amount
OF the stock was for sale. aud he, t.
gether With his associates in the clothing
business, purchased IL. There is TO be no
consolidation. aud lthe report that the
Standard Clothing Company is concerned
In the transaction is not true. The com
pany VIII r,main as IL always has been,
Rhode Island concern, with its great
interests centred in this city,"
Mr.. Winship retires, and Mr.. Longley
takes his place, otherwise the company
will be maintained on he same general
plan that IL has been since its formation.
AT the meeting yes erday John L. TAFT
was elected member OF the board of dl-
rectors.
The Boston and Providence Clothing
Company was established In 1876, and
through the careful management of Mr.
Longley IL has become one of the leading
clothing emporiums of New England.
with his accumulated expert ence and
rec 1gnizei business capacity, the j. b.
Barnaby Company, under Mr.. Longley's
management, will continue to be AS it
has been in the past, clothing head
quarters for large part OF New England.
the transaction il one of the
largest known in the clothing business
ia this vicinity,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16
No Clue Discovered.

BosToN. Feb. 6.-The poles have failed
TO discover clue regarding the where
ab,uts of Warren Dearborn OF Kingston.
y. H., wanted for setting fire TO the
premises of the Andersons at West new.
bury, Mass, and TO lay they are adyer-
tisiug him. lie Is described as about 60
years old. aud feet . incnes in height.
lie mas gray hair, medium complexion.
and unless he has shaved lately, "A very
heavy gray moustache. lie wears a
Scotch cap, felt boots with high rubbers.
and a short, faded, brown overcoat. lie
left Kingston Feo. with his wife n
small woman. They had morse and
sleigh. The animal is "a blown roam
mare. weighing 900 pounds. Is fourteen
hands high. and is valued at about 500.
She has small star IN the forehead. and
large ankles behind. aud her knees are a
little sprung. The vehicle is a pung
sleigh, with a square body. Is painted
green, aud has no back 20 the seat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16

that they would be printed and distrb-
uted except a few hours before action
would be demanded. The House did not
agree WI h him aud the bill was referred
without special order.
Mr. Allen reported back from the Judi
cary committees the act to obviate the
necessity of the annual registration OF
registry voters, aud it was indefinitely
postponed without a dissenting voice
The act To provide that when the Gem
eral Assembly adiourns on each Friday
II shall adjourn TO meet on the following
Tuesday during the remainder of the
session., was taken up as reported
from the Senate. 1t was referred
TO the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Landers moved that it be
taken from the committee and be
put upon Its passage. Many members
said that the act had been introduced and
hurriedly passed by the Senate wi hout
consideration. He knew some members
who said they did not understand il aud
were sorry they had voted for il as they
did.
Mr. Blodgett saidi "we are here to do
business for the state. and we are deliber
atelS voting that W. won't do any busi-
ness on Saturday or Monday. IL is true
thau The lack OF aquorum on those days
prevents business usually, but to say
that we Will not under any circuni-
stancs do anything on two Legislative
days seems TO me rather disreputa BILE
proceeding"
Charles A. Wilson said It seemed to
him more disreputable TO have IA tacit
agreement to do nothing than TO come
out openly and declare their intention.
After several motions and counter mo-
tions, Mr.. Landers moved that it be
made the special order for Friday mt IL
O'Clock. The motion was adopted. This
Dill, II ssed, will take from
the pockets Of those members who
live In Providence aud vicinity and add
to the pay OF the country members In the
form of mileage fees. II is estimated
that the additional expenses TO he state
on account OF the larger number of coun-
try members will be between s3, 900 and
$4,000
Mr.. Hoxsie presented the bill of Ben ia.
min York for services In the Third Dis
trlct court room; referred to comm ittee
on finance.
Referred TO committee on corporations
were the bills amending aud incorporat-
ing the American Telegraph aud Tele-
phone Company, the Douglass Cable
Company, the Providenc. Steam Engine
Company, the Greene Engiue Company,
the Sakonnet Steamboat Company. AT
1900 the House adjourned
The Instailment Plan.
The Senate committee on judiciary TO.
day gave brief hearing on the act which
was presented In the Senate this morn
ing regarding the selling of railroad cor
porations The act provides that
in case OF sale of sucl company
an agreement may be entered
into by which, when mortgage Is taken
on the property of such "a concern, the
new holder may no assume ownership
or name until the final payment Frank
III. Parkhurst and Frank :. Arnold APP /
peared before the committee ald made |
regarding the act.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16
NVRtQWNPE0PlH

The Worcester Wonan's Club IA n
dered reception to Mrs. Charlotte EN-
erson OF East Orange, y. j., president OF
the National Federation :of Woman's
Clubs, Tuesday. Among those present
were Miss Am lila S. Knight and Miss
Mary M. Angel of this city.
Mr. Charles Warren Lippitt visited
Newport yesterday.
Mrs. James S. White is visiting rela.
tives i'm Newport.
The Providence admirers of Paderew-
ski will be panied to read that painful
felon on the middle finger of his right
hand caused the IA nous pianist To play
with nine fingers at concert in New
York yesterday afternoon. Herr Il. was
equal to the emergency, however, and
went through an exacting program with
brilliant success.
The paintings collect ed by Mr.. Walter
Richmond of Providenca, in the icourse of
twenty years past, and now exhibit ed at
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries b fore
being sold at auction at Chickerng Hall
on Friday evening, are interesting as con-
tanning some very good examples of the
works OF. men OF 1880, as well as Of many
other modern European painters OF note
Says the New York Sun: or native art
Mr.. Beirstadt's Western Kansas" a
bazink canvas, and Mr. d. Haas Eng
lish Channel" are the only representa-
tives. In the Berstadt herd OF bison is
drinking at a stream, while the plain and
landscape are enveloped in haze OF gold
dust, shed by the setting sun. Mr.. Rich
mohd's collection comprehends works by
Corot, Courbet, ID tubiRny. Millet, Rous-
seau, Troyon, Breton, Bonheur, Dupre
Gericault. Isabey. Jacquet, Verboeckho.
ven, Schreyer, Vernat, Boulanger.
Bouguereau, Domingo For5uny, Greuzs'
lie Roux, Munkaczy, Max, Merle, Ziem,
and many others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-16
THAT ADJOURNMENT.
What IL Means aud How u win Affec
the state Finances

The joint act OF adjournment which
passed the Senae yesterday and caused
so much discussion in the House to-day.
is an enigma to many, even OF those who
voted for IL.
The state laws governing the pay and
fees OF members are cur Gus aud this bill
Will mix things up slightly il it becomes
law. The mem b RS now receive mileage
Is cents per mile) only at tue beginning
ana the end of the session, ana on days
when an adjournment is taken for more
than one day during the session.
Under the present rules they receive
SLOO per day Tor every day that the Gen
erai Assembly sits. and as under pres
ent rules It sits everv day the pay is -
per week. However. when there is an
adjournment for more than one day the
members receive pay for the day follow
ing the adjournment and the day pre-
vioUs TO the next legislative day. The
new act provides tor IA adjournment
from Friday till tuesday.
The members will therefore get pay for
saturday and Monday, making 81 per
week. They will also get milea.e q. the
city members getting 10 cents for two
miles, making their total pay 50 l6 per
wecK. The country members will .aIso
set mileage. IL "A maa lives for instance i'm
Yves erly he has mileage for forty miles
each way, or 90 90 which. added TO his
salary, makes hIs pay Sl240 per week.
As the country members all live from
Tour 10 forty miles distant and cous itute
all but eleven Oi the los mem bers che ex-
pense under the new act will be much
grrater TO the state, probably 5000 or
Sl,OVO per aunum.