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power granted 10 Congress by the Con.
alltutiun 10 establish uuii1rm rule Of
hhtuThlzltiOn IL conclusive aud tho
naturalization laws enacted by Con.
gr,sg In the exercise Of this power con.
sututc the only rule by which tic
lorelRn subject may become a citizen
OF Tho initial States % u stste with.
IN the moaning " the federal Consu.
tuition aud laws. 1t ia not In the power
OF mo ssste 10 conaiiounlizs y foreign
subject who has not compiled with the
federal naturalization laws and conlli.
tute him u citizen Of the United States
or Of state. A foreign subject who 10
qualified 10 become citizen Of the
united States under the revised
statutes does not become such by
llIlng a declaration Of his intention
70 DO 10. lie must comply with all the
proVisions OF thr federal statutes.
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g WASHINGTON, ID. g., May 20.-The
National Bank or North Dsko,a M
Fargo, n. d., aud the First National
Bank OF Lskoto ut Lnkots, n. d., were
closed today ON orders issued 10y the
comptroller OF currency. Both were
organized by 10. Ashley Mears, who
was also the organizer OF other national
banks and many state banks and other
institutions.
The comptroller says he ordered EK.
aminors Brush anu Diamond TO close
these banks because OF the repeated
violations Of ths law on the part OF Inc
management, thereby producing
condition rendering them insoIvent
and dangerous rs banks OF deposit,
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a Piece of Sarcasm.

LONDON, May 30.-The Times says
In leader on the Geary law: Even II
the three Cinnamon arrested in New
fork he expelled, which Is probably
the iurthest extent TO which the ex-
clusion net VIII be carried, the Chinese
government VIII do we'll TO shut It's
eyes TO 20 minute u grievance aud not
commit this blunder OF Offering dt-
Nance likely to check the generous i'm.
pulses OF the American people.
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omeiai Reception 10 Ruu,an.

BERLIN, Mny 30.-Hon. Theodor,
Runyan, American ambassador tC
Germany, was officially received oil
the foreign office nj midday today
Hon. william Walter Phelps, the lat,
American minister, bade an oillcia
faIewell at the same time.
The wedding OF his daughter, Miss
Marion Phelps, to DIR. Franz Van Rot.
teuburg will take place Thursday next.
This evening Phelps gave dinner 10
RHnyan and family and afterwards
presented them to tho American
colony.
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LONDON, May 3O.-Janies Gilbert,
the lynamiler, has been released from
Portland prison. He was sentenced In
1850 TO penal servltude for life for
having caused the dynamite explo.
sions ut the Tower and tho house Of
parliament. The reason for his Release
10 said to be tho breaking down OF his
health. a priest aud nurse accom-.
panied Gilbert to London.
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LAFAYErrE's TOM.
Americans Decorate Isis Grave
Yesterday.

PARIS, May S0.-About 500 persons,
largely Americans, were present today
~ the decoration Of tho tomb Of tho
Marquis DE Lafayette Ia honor OF his
services TO the cause Of American indie
pendence. The membersof the Lafay-
cite family arrived ut the cemetery In
landaus sent by Colonel Adams repre-
tenIing Lafayette Post, q. A. r., Of
New York. A. Colonel Adams placed
wreaiha and baskets OF flowers on the
tomb he delivered an eloquent tribute
to the memory OF Lafayette.
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Ru..eII Nearinx Oh. End.

PARIS, May 3O.-Sir Charles Russell
dissectcd the laws OF other nations IN
the BeriDg sea arbitration today, on
which tho United States bseed the
claim to the protection Of seals outside
OF tho ordinary limit. He will conclude
tomorrow.
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rnOn THE CAPITAL
Tho Gold Export Movement H,cely,..
fresh Impetus.

WAsHINoroS, ID. O., May 2o.-sIneo
January LIST, 100000, 900 In gold Inns
been exported 10 Europe anu the OK.
port movement, instead OF abatiuy.
seems to have received u fr,sh Impetus
The most OF this gold was taken from
the United States treasury, anu prac.
tically all that is now exported, comes
from the same source. In thai time
the treasury department has sustained
u net loss Of f25, 1854, 2i3, the total gold
In the treasury ON January /, 1909.
having been sl2l, 200, 022, while today
II 10 only s05, 1912, 4l9.
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CHICAGO, May 30. - Montana
famous solid silver statue OF "JusIic,"
was unveiled In the Mines and Mining
building this morning. The opening
address was made by Major Martin Of
Montana. Whoa he finished Mis-.
Richards OF Montana stepped forward
and, taking up silken cord, gave II a
gentle pull and the stars anu slrlpot
which embodied the silver image Of
"Justice" fell away and exposed the
statue, for the first time, TO public gaze.
The crowd gave vent 10 wild cheers
while the band played "America."
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aela5y more than ordinarily i'm.
r,a,ee exercises in the presence OF
iho.ands Of people. The orator Of the
Jawas George Reed. ID. d., L.. l.. ID.
RUSSIANS AND AusTRfANs.
PM. DsLPIfiA, May sO.-Au un.
sual feature Of Dscorsti6o day here
sas the participation In the exercises
Of seventeen on from the Russian
flagstaff "Dlmitri Domskri" aud hor
"Rynda" anu Ave officers from
the Australian corvette "Frecdsbvfg."
SPOKE DRIEFLY.
Mckinley OF Ohio witnessed
a large gathering OF Grand Army men
at Tomlinson hall this evening.
He was introduced by ex.Prcsident
who received the greater
share Of applause. Both spoke briefly.
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For Shooting NJ Gladstone.

LONDON, May 3O.-The grand Jury
bias found true bill against William
Townsend, who discharged a pistol at
Mr.. Gladstone.
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wnhoimiaa'- Health Good.

AMSTERDAM, May SO.-The govern.
ment has rent out denial OF the ne.
port that Queen wilhelmins's health
Is failing.
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EVERN ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
should call on !. Cline, s. Commercial 81 All
work guaranteed In good stylO aud Gone on
short notice. Second hand clothing bous hi
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GIRnn sECUREi snio RODS. O..
p1OOAIr room house. Eighth Wost and
touih Temple Gfocshect & Rose, Rooms -
and ~. SOW, Second -Outh street.
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- ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN EAST
- Waterloo. sJSlga feet OF ground, iiG00, on
the installnont plan, SleO cash balance month.
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CsjZONp s.rocn inca. fiSt No: and
sAth south on boulevard. Groctbeck a IlOso,
- aud ~, % ". second South street
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5000 nuYs Two lots BETWEEN
'lOOO West Temple and Tlrft Wet
hnd smith south. Groetheck g Hosc, Rooms
= ana ~, % ". second south street.
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CoSnn BUYS ROOM BRICK
,DcCOO house glhNii5 ground on
West Temple bot and 10 80. House well
Rooms - and % Is ". "a 10.
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SC2OO BuYs :xlo RODS on IgTu
- ZcOO Last bet. ilrigham and III
20. tour room lrick house. Gfooaheck 4
Rose, booms p aud 20 Is w.,ld 30
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NATURALIZATION.

Important Decision Regarding tho
Right OF States.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 2O.-The
United States circuit court OF appeals,
with Judges Sanborn, Thayer and
Shiras on the bench, today handed
down nm important decision limiting
the power OF naturalization to the
national Congress. II 10 held that the
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WANTED.

HoEsEs TO PASTURE AT sL50A HEAD
4 per month. wiz call aud get AnimaIs iy
giving number and street Address lrod
bumel, farmingtou, UTAH
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SoOS nuYs ONE LOT g5xil5 IN
,Do ~ West Temple Addition, Groes,
btck a Rose. Rooms g and ~ ii w., ID so.
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ToLUMBIA BuiLDING AND LOAN As
~ ISOLATION luilds homes. aud loans money
% per cent. Best plan for inyosting money
IN the United htAtss. GfocfboCk A Rose, o. w.
second south street, General Territorial
gIruts.
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MONEY BROKERS.

II ARRls & wILsON-l5O MAIN STREET
II Oio ' per Gent on real estate, bank stock.
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GOZnn buys lOis ACRES is MILL
- - WV creek, . room house, good
Orchard. All IN lncern. All the above on cAty
Oi W., "a So.
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DECORATION DAY.
Tho Tribute OF Beauty to Immortal
vaior.

Sator
NEW York, May 80.--MomoriaI day
was observed with the usual parade,
and the line OF march was crowded
with patriotic and enthusiastic spectn.
tors. Many thousand people attended
Memoriallday services at the tomb OF
General Grant, which was tasteiully
decorated. The Grafton at the tomb
was delivered by Ex-Governor Foraker
OF Ohio.
This Ipfanta Eulalie today drove
through Central park and out through
Seventy second street 10 Riv-rsile
drive, direct 10 General Grants tomb.
The party alighted Immediately and
walked up the steps 10 the tomb. Mayor
Giitoy was waiting TO receive the prln.
cess. Without ceremony OF any kind
the princess placed q beautiful Wreath
OF flowers on the tomb.
SENSATIONAL ExERCisEs.
CHICAGO, May 8O.-The Memorial
day exercises nj the Art Institute 10.
night were rendered sensational by nm
exchange Of opinions ON the pension
question between extension Commits
sloner General John q. Black and
Major Warner, Past Grand Command.
or VI the q. A. II. Warner In touch.
Ing upon the pension questions In a
speech said the men who wero frienus
OF the soldier and who enacted the
pension laws could be relied upon 10
uehi lusily with pension matters, and
" belonged 10 the friends OF the soldier
alone TO remedy the evile which erept
inlo the pension system. When Gem
efai biaok's turn 10 speak came he
hniu me pension rolls were polluted
Win inc names OF c0warus, qe,erters
anu investors, and no true soldier of
1901 10 1865 would object to measure
calculated to remove the disgrace.
HoHoHISd THE DEAD.
WASHINGTON, May 9o.-De,oratIon
day opened with beautiful weather.
Early professions began Joining nj a.
A. IL. headquarters and at loon tho
programs at the different csmet,riss
were under full Roadway. Tn. la,g.
est crowd was nj the National cams.
terry vt Arlington, where the most
elaborate program was carried out.
Alter honoring the Il, 900 dead heroes
The Immense audience gathered In ma
amphitheator, where the program OF
music and addresses was gone through
WIN The crater OF the day was Inc
Hon. w. IL. Slnonds.
AT dETTYsBuRa.
GE1TYsDuR0, Pa, May 8O.-Me.
mortal day was observed on this battle. |
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CuptNEY swEErisG AND CLEANING
~ done by VIM. Fowler, rs b Street. CIV
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DEs1 LOCATION on MAiN s1REEr.
ID confectionery, fruit and olgar stand. with
nice soda fountain. ow rent This u the best
block.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEgsoNs DESIRING 10 rAKE LESSONS
i on the Piano from nrst, class Teacher.
will do well 70 CAL on Mrs Amelia Maeser, 60B
South seventh East
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NE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY FOR
w sale IN al parts OF the city NJ bottom
prices, See We before looking elsewhere.
ond south street.
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nN CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. To 0
" per cent Groesbeek 4 Rose, rooms Is
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$4,000 g IS.ss rl5 ~ & AsRrs s,d ~
WIN 5000 STOCK good house, with barn and
eulhsuaes' store doing good business M
htalth reason for selling, GrOcsbcck n Rose,
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S.IJnn BUYs TWO LOTS .sNil5 ON
- Il wv East Drive. fifth East aud
1enth sou,h. Gr0esboDg 4 Rose, Rooms - aud
". % ", second south street.
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4 liANL WHOLE OK mALF tNrEKEsT
L for sale Ia hotels, manufactures, general
mcrchandito, saloons. groceries. meat markets,
lhuhdIies, rctiaurauts, millinery, barhcrahous,
furnished rooms. frut and cigar stands, etc
a. any Price from sh9 up. W. j. Hogan. 40
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NUANTED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW
Wy they can get castings for stoves, rangea
ana furnaces. ltbphlrs done on thoTtcst notice,
Apply 1OAlen Bros, III ". 2nd south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

I Will TRADE a coon FAYiNG HTSI.
Il ness for unincumhorcd inside real estate,
~ roll est 70 for good business. w.. j. Bogan,
40 tostonco block
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NOTIONS.

Az SOC, 400 and SOC per yard, 27 I'm.
white and black Figured HON.
stitched Cambria Flounclng,
worth from SOC to 81 per I'd.
zoo yd, % In. Hamburg Flouncing,
worth Sl.25 yd.
DC yd, Hamburg Embroidery,
worth double.
lOc yd, 2 in. Hamburg Embrold-
ory.
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SUMMER WASH
GOODS.

800 pieces of Figured sateen. Early
value $50. MAY sale price 100 yd.
$50 pieces OF Zophyr Ginghams.
Early value SOc. May sale price
l7J4c yd.
20 pieces Of SILK Pongetta. Early
value Zoe. May sale prloo $50 yd.
30 pieces OF Brocaded Sllk Zephyr,
novelty. EARLY value Toe. May
sale price Doc yd.
~ pieces OF Swivel Silks, latest
novelty In plain and Gincy coll
ors. Early value Soc. May sale
price G0c yd.
10 pieces Of Fancy Changeant Suit
ings, new and stylish. May sale
price GOc yd.
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RUYs NOTES. REAL ESTATE AND CHAT.
ID ties; loans made. J. oDsoN, ggi Main "a.
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IF YOU WANT TO MY A wEtf-EsTAB.
/ ! ithod husinoss In good location h ,,ill
I pay you 70 see me. V. J. Hogan, llO Posioficu
| Block.
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HoNoRINa THE DEAD.
AT aETTYsDuRa.

GE1TysnuR0, Pa, May sO.-Me.
mortal day was observed on this battle.
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Nj oNEI 10 LOAN OK FARMS AND OTTY
Ifl properly, and collateral Good notes
nought snort Iinu loAnh on endorsed notes
waterman Bros, Room 3, Central Biork.
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A 81. JAMES. 81 MAIN STREET, MAKES
~. LoAns on personal and real property.
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WHOLE or iiAtF iNTEUEsT Is 4
w grocery business clearing $50 por
mouth. Whole interest," $500, hslf interest
Sls1. w j. Hogan, civ T., .. liloct
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I
IF You WANT TO my A wEtr-EsrAB.
pay you 10 see nc. ". J. Hogan, no Posioflic 60
A uoUp. lAIiNg BAkERY BusiNHss;
A sales 80 TO $50 per month. Price ti4n.
w. j. Bossn, az fo,toflec BLOCK
WHoLE or hALF iNrEHEsT Is 4
w grocery business clearing $50 pcr
mouth. Whole interest," $500, hilf intetost
sls9 w y. Hogan. CIV 70, lilocl.
A INST CLASS nOAKDiNU AND IoDG.
~ ing.houso halt bloos from business
center Twenty eight ruoma, tWVuty.tuomsra
hnd uosfdeb now ~ hsuss hysrything CON.
plsis, $50, We'd. bossn, 40 rostonIce block.
lyohrN Two TunNI-IiLD HoOMs Ar
u AAcfinee. Ouner leaving ely splendid
n,,u s,.c,T', l,sh,, n, once III, peg
bogan, ti0 fo,tofnoe Block
fINllE Bkhr GHOUERi Buaihrss rs TIiE
4 Guy e,tAhllshef TIRES years last yeafF
.ale .gOO i've yeAfs lease low rent price,
itVl. w. J. hogan, 80 Postoflcc nlOct.
A finsr.CLAsa GROCERY AND MAT
~ martet combined average tAicl iJgoo per
block
A $500 SALOON. AyEWAUE sAi.Rs. 1900
n per month Established ten ypars. firsts
class trade and l1caton, Hest saloon PROPOSE.
iion Ia tho ely. W J. hogan, ti0 rosthmco
GI1nnBtfsA CONrLErkLY fUR.
~ 4 AONC hNhgl motel o. " rooms Ia
good location, cleo re lights, ofleo. dining,
month. W. ]. logan. 30 ros,oaicS iilocs. w.
S2nD nurs COMPLETE siOCK
cow and nNiur.s Of a fruit aud
sisr stAnl, ncst ,ocA,ion in city can clear
iiloci
4 HAVE WHOLE on mALF tNrEKESr
L for sale 10 hotels, manufactures, general
merchendno, saloons gro cries. meat markets.
lhuhuIies, rcttaurauti, millinery, harhcrshous,
furnished rooms fruit and cigar stands, cic D..
% any Price from Si19 up. W. J. logan. go
tostonico lloct
pEs1 LOCATION on MAIN s1REEr,
- confectionery, fruit and cigar stand with
nice soda fountain. ow rent This ~ the best
opening In the city. W j, Hogan, liJ Pottonco
block.
I WILL TRADE a coon FANtNU BUsI.
Il ness for unineu mborod inside real estate
~ roll esi % for good business. ". j. Hogan,
40 tuatonlco block.
ToLUMBIA BuiLplNG AND LOAN AS
~ sociauon luuds homes. aud loans money
~ per cent, best plan Tor inyesunR money
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ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. IN ANY
" quantity. crosby 4 Cro,hy,gl Richards ST.
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A 1oOp .l,AIiSG BAkERY BusiNHss.
~ sales so 10 $50 por month Prlce ii4n'
W. J. Bossn. CIV rostoflco Block
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i CAL on SAIL, LAKE VALLEY LOAN
a TRUST COMPANY. II east. First south
street
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-30

TEMPTrSa YoUNa MEN.-The Abbevllle
Medium wants to seduce the young men of
the State with the promise Of political prefer.
ment II says:
"There are number Of young men In
dhl ds Sstatf Ehq might hfe 50 bilnai iisi
ed by passion and prejudice. The way to
political and judicial h,nors is open to them
If they would discard the men who ore lead
ing them to obscurity. n y These young
men could get into the line of promotion.
n The Reformers want young men Of
talent and ambition TO occupy positions OF
honor and trust"
To which the NeWberry Observer very aptly
replies:
Any young man who is seduced by that
sort of bait is destined to bitter disappoint
ment.
But the most striking thing about the
mat'er is the c,ldblooded way in which
Office hunting and Office getting are spoken
Of Us the most desirable things for young
men. Perhaps that is natural for one who
has himself been an Office seeker for twenty
yeavs and On Office holder for large por tion n
of that time, and who has always been ready
t, give his support" to the dominant party
or fac ion in exchange for o good, fat office
So far from public Office being au induce
ment to young man to change his politics
or disguise his honest opinions, we think il
fortunate for him if these things keep him
out of office seeking. We can imagine few
worse evils that could befall young man
than to become politician aud Office seeker
The Medium is fishing for gadgesns with Q
naked hook.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-30

Trains leave Spartanburg, A. s. C, Divi-
sion, Northbound, 400 n. m, 3.4S d. m.
500 p. m. (Vestibued LimitodD; South
bound, LOG a m, 1886 p m, ll.37 o. m.,
lVestibuled Limit ed; Westbound, w. N. C,
Division, $50 p. nj, for Hendersonville,
Asheyllle and Hot Springs.
Trains leave GreenvilIo, s. c., A. &C.
Division, Northbound, 3.O7 a m, =. rs p. IN.
o'os ? IN (Vestibuled Limitcd); South
bound 8.O7 IN. l.l2 III, l2.2S m
lVeslibuled Limited)
Trains leave Seneca, y s. C Division
Northoound l.S6 IN, 1915 IN; South
bound 4.3S IN, $50 m
Trains Nos. III and IL on the C.. and q
Division, aud Trains l3 aud Ia on the A. and
q isstRSiSy tRiyiSi9EF SSteF HSSs sc. R.'R
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
Pullman Sleeper on 13 and IA between
Charleston and Asheville, via Columbia and
Spartanburg.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains
10, IL, and IL, 81 and SO on A s. q Di-
vision.
W A TURK, s. ii. HARDwICK,
Gen'l Pass Agt Asst Gen'l Pass Agt
Washington ID. C. Atlanta, Ga.
v L McBEE, SOL HAAS,
Gen'l Supt Traffic Mgr
Columbia, s G. Washington ID q
w II GREEN, den'l Mgr, Washington ID G
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SENATOR STANPoRDs WEALrH.-San Fran
cisco, June PA careful estimate Of the
late Senator Stanford's property indicate
that iis value is somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of S35, ,000,0 900. The estate cons SITS in
large part Of one-fourth Of The shares in
the Pacific improvement Company, q legal
association through which Stanford, Hunt
ington, Hopkins, Searles and Croker own
and control The Southern Pacific Company.
It's normal assets ia the way Of railroad
property amount to $4,000, 900 but the
actual value Is about $40 share or S42,-
Coo. 600 .ef xhish- -slanfarda- -haldipga. are
worth SIC, ,000, 600.
From Stocks aud bonds alone The Stanford
estate Is said to receive an income Of nearly
81 ,O00, 600 annually.
He leaves 100, 900 acres Of land. Including
vineyard, The Palo Alto
property, his stock farm and other real
estate worth $4,000, 900, and other personal
property worth 100000 making the ag
gregate value of the estate about $36, 600 600
on which there is an annual income OF per
baps $4,000, 900.