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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

manfully for some time but the coyote
was too much for him and finally
got away.
Sailing vessels are being sent to sea
this year much earlier than usual. The
reason assigned is that new and more
rigid instructions from the government
appertaining to the sealing question are
anticipated about January l. The ves-
sells hope to get away to sea before and
avoid receiving notice of any new regu-
lations.
There was submitted to the road con-
vention, of Washington, a proposition
for bond issue to the amount of IS :
10000. by the state, the money to be
loaned to such counties as may desire
It and the interest to be paid by the
counties, the state as whole to be re-
sposible for the principal, the proceeds
of these bonds to be expended in the
construction of highways. 1t is pro-
posed also that the balance of the pub
lie buildings domain shall be sold and
the proceeds devoted to the same pur-
pose, These two funds would give
SIC, 900, 600 at least.
An unlucky and yet lucky boy i:
Clemens Wetle, of The Dalles, and the
several narrow escapes he has had from
death can scarcely be counted on the
| fingers of his hands. He commenced
by breaking his leg in three places
shortly afterward horse stepped OF
his foot, cutting off his big toe as neat
| ly as biscuit cutter could have done it
Last summer he was badly powder
burned, while investigating its explo
sive power, with other children. A
few days ago mule kicked him in thu
abdomen. Yesterday morning at
O'Clock he was shot in the stomach
with 32-caliber bullet, and still lives
The bullet went in and came out agair
without lacerating the internal organs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
The Oregon Pacific Suits.

A telegram from Corvallis says Judge
Macarthur, attorney for the Southern
Pacific arrived here and 10 behalf OF
some of the Oregon creditors, filed
strong objections to the confirmation OF
the recent sale of the Oregon Pacific.
1t is doubtful if after all the Oregon
Pacific property will not be gObbled up
by the Southern pacific. Withdrawing
its line of boats from the river gives it
that appearance.
Labor claims and material claims
amounting to $l50,000 to $175,000 are
outstanding and Judge Fullerton will
con finn the sale probably If the pur-
chasers agree to pay this. Mr.. Null
cehy and Mr.. Hadley say they would
not stand in the way of the labor ano
material men getting their pay. If the
Eastern capitalists who bid in the
property will not pay these claims the
men who hold these claims have the
first lien and may have to take the
property and run 1t. This will be ar
ranged before Judge Fullerton at Cor
Wallis next Tuesday, and his decision i:
awaited with interest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
FASHIONS FANclEs.

Black and white effects are still fa-
vored. but the height of the fad is past.
Wired mink tails are used more and
more for aigrettes and vandyked trim
mings. and other narrow furs are used
to edge velvet or cloth loops and points.
Ribbed, striped and plaided woolens
are In great variety this year, and the
color schemes bring out all the new
shades of magenta, petunia, wallhower
browns and yellows, pinllish fawn col
OF, etc.
Fashionable furriers now show many
very dressy and handsome garments
trimmed with ermine. Dark laurel
green, magenta aud black velvet carriage
cloaks trimmed with ermine are among
the choice novelties.
Refer jackets grow in favor. These
have loose double breasted fronts, full
sleeves, and are about one yard or per-
haps a little less in length. The storm
collar is added, and in most cases they
are wholly unadorned.
Mohair or silk galloons, plain or with
small indentations in jet, with added
trimmings of fancy buttons, will be pop
ular and increasingly fashionable decora-
tions ON tailor costumes from this time
on until the spring season.
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PERSONALS.

Assistant State Treasurer Hodgkin
has returned from Roseburg.
Deputy County Clerk McAfee spe Mt
the day at Portland.
Judge r. P. Boise returned this
afternoon from Corvallis.
Judga VIM. Galloway, of McMinn-
Vile, is at Hotel Willamette.
Remember DR.. Chapman's lecture
Frid y night at the Y. NJ. g. A.
DR.. Chapman at Y. M. G. A. Frida!
night.
Hon. d. P. Thompson, of Portland
will lecture In this city on Turks ano
Turkey.
Supt. McElroy returned home today
from Corvallis, accompanied by Father
McFadden, who is quite feeble.
Mayor Claud Catch, accompanied b,
his family, left on this mornings over
land for weeks visit to his father a
Seattle.
L. e. Pratt, keeper of the probate
records at the county clerks office, Ii
of for few days to Portland and AS
tOria.
I. "A. Yerex, of Portland, president o
the East India Trading Co., and ,
cousin of Prof. Albert r. Yerex of viii
lamette university, is in the city.
r. d. Allen, the nurseryman of Sil
y1rton, and member of the State BuarC
of Horticulture, Is in the city to sell hi
crop of prunes.
DR.. g. H. Chapman's course of lee
lures on English Literature begin Fri
day night in The Y. M. G. A. hall
Course tickets 81 90 for IL lectures, sin
gle admission 25 cts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
BANKS AND BANKING.

The New York clearing house was es-
tablished in 1858; that of Boston in 1856.
Last year the French banks had $780,
100000 capital and $640, 900, 900 deposits.
The highest rate of discount ever es-
tablished by the Bank of England was
10 per cent, on May II, 1866, during a
panic.
Enormous forgeries were perpetrated
on the Bank of England by Fauntleroy
in 1880. The banks loss was estimated
at 100000.
In 1925 the monopoly Of banking en-
joyed by the Bank of England was bro
ken by the act for the establishment of
joint stock banks.
In 1913 the first English bankrupt acts
were passed allowing a debtor to turn
over all his property, and on producing
proof of honesty to be free from the OBJ
legation.
The national banks had in 1892 $780,
076, $50 capital and $237, ,761 ,865.23 sur
plus. Their total dividends. were $780,
400, 1893, and total net earnings of $685.
65S, ,0l5.27.
The Bank of England manufactures
on its own premises all the material nee
essary in its business, making the
paper of its notes, and even the ink
used in printing them.
The charter of the United States bank
was limited to 20 years. A new bank
was chartered in 1916, with capital Of
$35, 100000. 1t was this bank from
which jackson removed the government
deposits in 1888.
The first savings bank in the United
States was the Philadelphia Saving Fund
society. organized in 1916 and still do
ing business. The second was estab-
lished at Boston in the same year, the
third in New York in 1919.
In the reign of Elizabeth forgery of
any kind was punished by fine, by the
pillory, by having both ears cut off and
the nostrils slit and scared with a hot
iron, by the forfeiture of all property
and by perpetual imprisonment.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
THE DOCTORS RETURN.
The Committee of Asylum Locators
Through With their
Labors.

Supt. Rowland, Drs. Williamson and
Richardson returned this morning 8
from their official visit in Eastern Ore
gon to select a site for the new asylum
soon TO be built. In trip Of two
weeks they have visited nine different
places, beginning at Baker City and
working west, giving the merits OF
each town due consideration.
The other points investigated were
North Powder, union, La Grande,
Pendleton, Milton, Echo. Heppner and
The Dalles, all wide awake little cities
on the Union Pacific railroad.
The committees report will be sub
mitted to the State asylum board at its
next meeting, to be held the first Mon
day In January.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
FROM MARION.

thOm mAhlONs
e. M. Skeels has sold his home place
consisting of 90 acres, to Waite Bros.
for $1,000. The same parties also
hought Mr.. Skeels' interest in the crop
he has on NJ. s. Norton's farm, White
Bros. will take possession of the farm
soon after Christmas.
There will be christmas tree at the
Friends church next Saturday night
every body Invited.
Turner was well represented at the
dance at the Marion hotel last Friday
night.
Lee Wiseman and Al Patton have
taken large contract hauling saw logs
to F0ssythe & Wemter's mill for Col
lins, Vaughn & Co.
Our teacher, Miss Kelly, spent last
saturday with her many friends in
salem.
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State Tax Board.

The assessors convention concluded
its labor and adjourned ut noon.
County Judge Duncan, of Linn coun-
ty, appeared before the Board today.
He objects to any raise on town lots or
real estate of any kind.
Assessor Pye of Tillsmook county,
presented petition asking that lands
be reduced 10 per cent, horses 20 per
cent, cattle 10 per cent.
The joint committee appointed by
the state assessors convention and
State Board reported form of assess
ment blank and their report was
adopted.
Assessor Clark of Union county, filed
statement asking reduction In horses
and sheep. Bramin of Umatilla, made
same request.
AVERAGE LAND VALUES.
In connection with an article printed
In this issue, following list of average
values, increased or decreased on
farm lands by counties over the valua
ton as fixed by the State Board in
1892, will be found of great interest:
DEMONSTRATIONS, "a; Clatsop
336; Columbia, .09; Coos, LA; Curry
.s2; Crook, .66; Douglas, Al; Grant
.2S, Harney, II; Jackson, las; Jo
sephine, lie; klamath. .OS; Lake
l.24; Lane, .66; Linn, 100; Malheur
IA; Marion, 1.Ol; Morrow, 80; Multi
nomah, 2.6O; Polk, $40; Sherman, .2s
Tillamook, .04; Umatills, rs; Union
SO; Wallowa, Lac; Wasco, so; Wash
ington, $40; Yamhill, 100.
Increase-Baker, Il; Benton, ,Ol
Gillian, IT.
Twenty eight counties show an aver
age decrease of $l.14. per acre. Three
show an increase of 8 cents per acre.
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Christmas Concert and Ball.

The "Eite" orchestra will give q
grand concert and ball at the Reed or
Christmas night. They will be assisted
hv our best local talent. including Miss
Maud Parr, Mr.. Chas Ford and others
The orchestra is preparing some excep
tionally fine selections, aud no one
should miss the opportunity of hearing
this, as 1t will be one of the finest
musical programs ever produced IN
Salem. After the concert, there will bt
"a social dance given until IL O'Clock
Admission has been placed at 25 cents
down stairs and ten cents for the gal
lerV,
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Christmas ducks, Davison's markt
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The drug aud medicine firm hereto
fore doing business under the style Vi
smith IL Steiner, have this day dis.
solved partnership by mutual consent,
DIR. j. Q. Smith retiring. The business
will be continued by Lee Steiner, nj
the old red corner stand, where ali
bills and accounts are to be settled,
Salem, Dec. lst, 1898.
J. y. SMITH, NJ. d.
LEE STEINER,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The New York Racket has had full
house for a week past, both of goods
and customers. They can't help seeing
the low prices of their holiday goods, Sc
per cent. saved on almost everything
Work boxes, toilet sets, shaving sets
games, picture hooks, silk handker.
chiefs aud muffiers Of all kinds and
sizes, dolls, toys and almost any kind
of useful articles, that might with pro.
priety be presented to almost any ore.
Call aud see for yourself Prices away
down. eod.w
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DIR. IRvINE's CAsE.--An unsuccess'
ful attempt was made yesterday to
have prominent medical man of this
city committed to the Insane asylum.
Three salem newspapers have three
different accounts Of the matter and all
are wrong. DR.. e. l.. Irvine, of Ger
walls, was formerly second physician at
the State Insane asylum, under Supt.
Lane. He was brought to Salem, ac-
companied by his wife and before
County Judge Hubbard, Drs. Jessup
an Cartwright, passed very critical
examination upon him, and he was
discharged. All the officials at the
court house agreed In pronouncing him
perfectly sane. E. ]. Harding never
made the complaint, as has been stated.
Hon. Fl. o. Irvine. of Albany, the
father Of the doctor, Is q paralytic, and
at present in a very feeble condition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

For Christmas buy none but Blue
field bananas, Rose brand oranges
sicily lemons, choice candies and new
crop nuts Of all kinds at Westacott a
Irwin's.
Christmas fish, Davlson's market,
Purest cidar vinegar made by ur'
selves. J. A. Van Eaton. Try 1t and
you will use no other.
Christmas fryers, Davison's market
The choicest mixed nuts for the holi-
days. at The Spa, at very low prices.
Read the One Cent JOURNAL.
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See our turkeys, then buy where yet
p'ease, Yours truly, Davidson's Market
Muffisrs, hdkfs. gloves, suspenders
neckwear, smoking jackets, men and
boys clothing, comprises Brasfield's
line Of holiday goods, all useful and
very acceptable presents. q
An immense assortment of holiday
dry goods, new and desirable articles,
ghing of like no; cakes, at the Ladies'
BaEsa-, In,urancs block.
H.y? Said the stableman. Yes.
get my hay o. Brewster 4 White, for
they always have the best; plenty Of II,
lad sell at the lowest prices. q
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NEWS NOTES,

Mrs. w. d. Hare, Of HillsbOro. has q
table which formed part of her moth
er's outfit at the time of her marriage,
In the year 1915 How old the table
was at that time ls not remembered.
Last Friday says the Ochoco Review,
w. G. Plummer witnessed an exciting
fight between an eagle aud coyote.
The eagle had caught rabbit, aud the
coyote undertook 10 take It away from
him. The eagle defended his prey
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A CoRRECTIoN.-The statement that
Capt. e. J. Harding made the COM
plant against DR.. irwin. ls false. The
statement that he appeared in the
court, or made any statement about DIR.
Irvine, or about anything having oc'
Cured at his home with which the DR..
was connected, he wants 1t understood
is dirty lie and does the Capt. great
injury.
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LITTLE LOCALS.

County and state warrants are at par
City warrants should be.----A hard
nights rain is followed by a pleasant
day for Christmas trading. - Archi
tect Knighton and w. F. Dugan came
up on the overland this morning from
Roseburg. I'M. Clay Starr is at Cor
wallis for few days "Friday, rain,
nearly stationary" is the safe predic-
tion of Uncle Sam. City Attorney
Bingham was called to Gervais this af-
ternoon in a criminal case. ---H. P.
McNary is In Portland. City En-
gineer Culver was today called to
Woodburn to settle difference in the
matter Of city boundary. ----L l.. e, Pratt
went TO Portland this afternoon.
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For Christmas Week.

Have finest line of single decorated
pieces and sets of porcelain, bisque fig
ures, and imported China ware ever
shown in the city. Am closing out d
large assortment of dolls. Have full
line of candies, nuts and fruits. Win
meet any cut OF any cash store In ia
lem on staple groceries. John O..
Wright, Pioneer Grocery.
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Wild ducks, Davison's market.
Ask Your Friends

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the replies
will he positive in its favor. Simply
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells
the story of its merit. One has been
cured of indigestion or dyspepsia,
another finds it Indispensable for sick
headache or biiousness, while others
report remarkable cures of scrofula,
catarrh, rheumatism 'saltrbeum etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

To BE CoNTINUED.-The great dis.
count sale of hosiery and underwear al
the Ladies' Bazaar, In the State Insur'
ance block. S3t per cent discount on
all sales.
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SUPREME COURT.

SALEM, Dec. 2l, '93.
Maria Sayres, resp. vs. VIM. Il. AL
len, app; appeal from Multnomah
county, argued and submitted.
II. r.. Giltner atty for resp; Y. Y.
StseYes atty for app.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

FIRST Nj. e. CHURCH. Rev. r. q.
Williams, the renowned Welch Evan
gelisC, wi conduct the meeting this
evening. Brother Williams has been
used of God in leading many to the
entrance of better life. Come and
hear the wonderful story of his own
conversion from life of great sin to
one of love to God aud service to his
fellow men.
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Local Dates.

Special bargains for this week IL
towels, table cloths, handkerchiefs
hosiery, and in fact everything at THE
FAIR, lOs Court street.
o. P. DABNEY, Prop.
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New County Judge.

Governor Pennoyer has appointed 3.
P. Moss to he county judge of Lake
county, vice w. M. Townsend, deceased
The new judge was member of the
legislature in 1889, he having been
elected to a seat in the house as DEM
ucrat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

ARTISTIC WoRK.-The finest exhib-
1t of artistic confection boxes ever
shown In Salem can now be seen at s.
L. jones' in the DARCY block. The
contents Of the boxes is also the richest
sugar and fruit products ever made or
sold In Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

FINGERS HURT.-Mr. Yantes VINO
works on the Robertson wood saw had
four fingers hurt this forenoon while
working at the Bishop Dillon place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

CHEAP WOoL.-The Pendleton weol
securing and packing company today
fited arlicl1s of Incorporation with a
capital Of $l2,0OU.
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To the Pen.

JOS. Cohen, one year for stealing, and
Chss. Anderson, colored two and a-halt
years for burglary, were brought up
from. Portland last night.
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Hav for Sale.

500 tons of choice hay for sale, most
ly timothy. viii be sold In parcels to
suit the purchaser by II. M. Robertson,
Albany, Oregon. II l5tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Strained honey, clear as crystal, the
finest In the world at Van Eaton's
Try it and he satisfied.
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Total outstanding g.--------Sl2O 400
Total Offsets

An issue of all bonds that can legal,
be issued, assuming it to be $50, 1000,
would still leave over five thousand
dollars of warrants unprovided for.
Mr.. Cross would like to know how tn.
mayor will bring warrants to par with
an issue of 500, 900 of bonds?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

TURKEYs.-For the choicest turkey,
elegant ducks, aud othe fow q, leave
your orders at Davison's market, 94
Court street.
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A Fact.

We have the largest stock of clothing
in the city by far. G. w. Johnson &
son.
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For boots, shoes, underwear, gloves
ties, suspenders, shirts of all kinds, al
low prices, go to the New York Racket
eod-w
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Headquarters Tor all daily papers. a
!, l.. BeunetI's post Office block new
stand, IF
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Cash Prices. for Christmas Week.

Dry granulated sugar S. 25 a sack.
Extra Z sugar IA rs sack.
Muscatel raisins. new crop cts. a 10.
Candy we are almost giving away.
Fine line of decorated china at half
price.
Al the PostOffice grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Penny Christmas tree ornaments at
The Spa, ia State street. w. II. Stolz
4 Co.
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Fish-Fish at d visions market.
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A Good Suggestion.

Useful articles for holiday presents al
g. w. Johnson 4 Sous, the Peoples
clothiers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Shoes were never so cheap
as now at Krau Sc Bros.
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Christmas turkey, Dayison's market

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
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DARN FOR SALE.-A desirable farm Of Ia
II acres for sale on long time Town property
will be taken in part payment. Apply 70 La
Willis, in Opera House Block. l22lm
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Christmas chickens Davison's mark't
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Alderman Cross, Figures.

There is great deal about city f.
nances in the JOURNAL this evening
and the following is statement of the
city's debts and credits prepared by
Alderman Cross which 1t would be well
for the mayor TO study before preparing
his next veto message.
Warrants out Feb. Is, '93------$ $500
Warrants issued since -- 60 $40
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LETTER LIST.

The following letters remaining in
the Salem postoffice Dec. 81, 1898, un-
called for. Those calling for them
nlpase saw uadYertisad.u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

THIS PAPER is kept on file at f. G. DATED
J. Advertising Agency, 81 and 65 Merchanu|
Exchange, San Francisco, California, wheu|
CONTRACTS for advertising can he made for III
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MUST PAY UP.-Persons owing Harrtt
lfl Mcintyre must pa up before Dec, 18th
1893, or costs will be added. l2-l6Sl
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WANTED Party without children TO renI
w q furnished house and board owner ku
quire at JOURNAL Office 1918 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

CHRISTIAN sCIENCE--Literature OF Al
" kinds on sale at 326 Liberty street. 45-H
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CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR. Can
" furnish bids, or give bof da on any lOb,
Two or more hands furnished. J.SchIeve, Jr
Turner, Or. l2Olmf
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MEAT MARK ET.-0pposite brick store, l.
lNI Salem. Delivered cheap. l2l4-lm
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DOR SALE.-An unabridged encyclopedia
IL Britannica, worth 9S4, at great redu ton,
". l.. West. electric light station. l2l4u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

THE most perfect fitting truss made, VIII
i hold a rup;ur where all Others INV
failed. For sale by ]. l.. Parrish, 40I Capita
street. l2-lsif
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WANTED Sit iuation by German girl AGED
w 10 years, knows some English. Has somt
Experience at housework. Jacob 'cheys
Turner. Oregon. l2-l93ls
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DOR RENT.-Two rooms, furnished ifde
II sired. S L Miller, 424 Winter 81. l2.l9Sl
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-25
Wool Growers Convention.

The Wool Growers of Nevada,
Eastern Oregon and Idaho at their
Convention in Reno Friday elected
Chas. Kaiser and w. w. Williams
Of Churchill County delegates to the
meeting Of wool growers, wool dealers
cotton planters and farmers u be
held at Chicago on the 28th and Doth
insts., also to the National Wool
Growers Association to be held at
the same place on October 9Th.
Owing to the present depressed
state Of the business and the future
outlook it was decided to reduce
wages frem the present standard to
$50 per month for herders and estab-
lish rate Of S cents per head for
shearing.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Wool Growers of the
United States can, and, with full and
adequate protectinn for the wool in
dustry, will soon produce all the wool
and mutton needed for consumption
in the United States, and,
WHEREAS, TO remove, or seriousJy
reduce, the present tariff ON wool and
WOODEN goods, would result in the
total destruction OF the sheep indus
try Of the United States. bringing i'm
mediate ruin to thousands, and after.
wards raising the price Of WOODEN