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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

,dens o. the company. W. H.. Tilfori
~ elected as iirerier Ia the Mace II
, "a ,i.y and also chairman 81 ihe hoard
ne lireciess havc not vet hit unon
nan hy which satisfactory Solution
:" tne financial problem can hS arrived
y. Htnough plan heretofore proposed
w p,Nh iuily discussed. Il is than.sht
.ilat hy Januay ! way ont 81 the
" sent financial cmharrls snicnt will Il,
iint,tnNlaled II IS rumorcd that \ NJ
FULTON, .lr.. formerly irst Vice president
".n he called 60 the presidency
The Southern Pacific railroad Is being
oYefrun with tramps, who are the prii.
SilMl tourists now travelling on HE rad
y denied. however that the cannauy
VIII resort to-thc extreme uiph sul,s ~
DESTROYING thcm with ball and powder at
lhe halids OF train employees, as has been
'runord, II is said that the aid Of Pin.
herton DETECTIVES win be invoked Ia holm
rlu the road OF the free tourist patrons.
>, 7 \. Flynn, commissioner Of TIN Utah
iFallic association, has gone 10 Chicago
f. meet Chairman Caldwell and Sncretary
Nle uilough OF the Western Passenger
association. Mr.. Flynn WINS recently
selected by the lines 10 act with Cali.
wei and Mccullough IN arranging for
equitable division VI the cmgrani bust
ness Into the Western TERRITORY, II X
estimated that the emlgraut business ts,n.
tributes Sh.OOO0lO to SlO.OO0,OOO a wear
t. the twenty-ight lines of the Western
Passenger association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
|rASrporNn sH1pMENrs.

q bound shipments from Chicago
a considerable increase since the
rads began cutting the rates. Last
they amounted to ITOl9 tons,
| M sG6Gi for the previous week and
III for the corresponding week Of
lar. The roads carried tonnnge as
|as Michigan Central, l2,39G tons;
/ lab, 1919: Lake Shore II. Isl Fort
|5N 13115 Panhandle, S1i9; bll-
y and Ohio. oSSG; Grand Trunk,
- Nickel Plate. $3.50; Chicago and
1850; Big Four, 2G3I; total, lob.
rents were made up Of the following
l@ Flour. 91e1 tons; grain and
aafs, 40,2O0; provisions. lard, etc,
~; dressed beef, 050+; haxseed, TO-
butter 961: hides, 1919; lumber,
Miscellaneous, $50; total, Il,Ol9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

assessors and was thoroughly convinced
that the Santa Fe had been diseriini'
mated against IN the matter % taxes
the collection OF the taxes nj nrss,,,t
and he thought compromise esnld Ia
effected Whereby the several rnns,ios
ahrough which the road runs wonld ret
q lust and reasonable tax. az ihc same
itlme saving the company aboiit S9O0 nm
Under the valuation OF Santa Fe nroprrty
IN Kansas, as fixed by the slate bserd y
r'lLrold .isSessols. The taxes OF he road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

On Christmas night white a, II. lyals
and family We're en- route 20 church .
young negro shot at walls, and came
within a hairs breadth Of hitting him.
The negro had attempted 20 take an TIE
sidewalk Tonight Il was Nsccuainel
that Walter Cloud was the mau Who
fired the shot and warrant was issued
for his arrest ON charge OF assault with
intent 10 murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

By Associated Pres.
Sow York, Dec. e9.--According to Aitor-
ney Harold Nalhnp She doposltors OF the
Madison square bank are going 10 bring
civil suite agilnst tba directors ~ Tho bank
to rreovcr frmn thfm Individually SllpWp
alleged 10 have beru deposited August npd
S Al o meeting of 1epo4ltors hgld ~ thc
Flflh avenue hnfel committee ~ i've was
auplluifl 10 advise fhH receivers OF the
bink 20 engage ce0usel n deemed necei4
snry, aud take sucu meaauff= a. mhy DO
deemed rxpesiient 10 pruieit aud advance
die Interests " the dep0di0Fsi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Conductor Child Of the Texa, and Pa.
cine Is taking few days lay or
j. j. Mulllne commercial agent Of lilo
santa fc, will go 10 Houston This eyen-
ing.
j. @ McCabe, general freight and PAS
senger agent Of the Rock Island went
north yesterday.
H. $. Wathen. chief engineer Of the
leNls and Pacific, with headquarters at
Dallas' was in the city yesterday.
j. W. Carter live stock agent Of the
i'2ch Island; returned last night from
trip M the Denver
Charles L. Wan. live stock nrent NJ
the Fort Worth and Denver CITY, spent
yesterday in Dallas
y. e MatheS, chief dispatcher Of thc
i augh ls'alpl, returned yesterday from a
business tfip 10 ChiNgo.
W II Moore a conductor on the Texas
anu fac1iic. who has been on the sick list
for some time, will resume his regular run
today.
w. n. Jordan, assistant inspector of
the hurcau Of animal Industry. with head
quarters at Quanah, was In tie city yes
teriay.
Col Tom Kingsley Tie c,cycr travelling
tissrhgor agent Of the Louisville and
Nashville. with headquarters at Dallas
was in The city yesterday.
H. 4. Grant NJ D., division surgeon ~
me Denver at Hartley Tex. was iu tlle
CITY yesterday evening ON his wav hone
from visit 20 relatives at Caldwell, 'roN.
Machinist 7. +. Harm Of tlc Texas
anu iNtinc shops Is acting night foreman
Of the same pace In the absence of In.
TO road service
Tho tutuI,,..y 90 ,f...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Rome. Dec. 2g-An official dispatch ne.
ceived from Rio de Janeiro says that
Admiral Da CANA reccntly threatened 10
lombard the city and only desisled from
carrying out his intention when Informed
by the commander Of The foreign war
ships that such an extreme measure was
moi justified and in any ease be should
give the city two days notice in order
ihat all non.comhatauis might be- able 20
get out Of harms way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Francis j. Dewes- ,hc wealthy Chicago
brewer received word at New Orleans
mat his child was dying here, and char
ierng an Illinois Central train the tracts
We're cleared and Mr.. Dewes ana his yife
We're whiried over the 1000 miles nj fbe
rate OF a mile minute He Maid abont
SlVuo LOT the trip and broke an records
ppetween New Orleans and Chicago. max
ing the run in twenty-five ana half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
" Aun1roR APPOINTED.

y Denver Rocky Mountain News OF
aih says; A. ID. Parker, chief
q the Denver and Rio Grande
E1g department, was yesterday an,
FL BY Mr.. Trumhull as auditor oil
Lsf Worth line. The selection gives
satisfaction, as Mr.. Parker is a
man and is recognized as thor
~ eompetent in every detail con-
With the keeping Of railroad ac-
~ Alr Parker is a young man, be-
~ Than 10 years Of age. lie en-
WIN the Denver and RIO Grande
'apVFer ten years ago. His abilities
n II marked that al the end of two
y held the position in the AUDI
elge next TO Mr. Murphy.
new auditor was urgently sought
many persons yesterday lhe
aA wanted appointments 10 some
IN the department, but Mr.
nm announced that he would take
so m naming his force until after
kI q trip to Omaha and inqulriug
IN INTO the work that viii be re-
IN. lie viii leave for Omaha thus
OF tomorrow and expects 10 BE-
ior active business OH the first OF
~ Inc office Will give employ
y twenty-five or thirty persons.
- prophesied yesterday that the
OF general passenger agent
Tue one next filed on the Gusi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

7, has been decreel by those aides
cured Of Nervous Headache, iand they
nre legiopl, that any lndy VINO sgte5i
T11S,s HED-ATSB will cure i sure IN
iS minntes. deserves tbs pain What
drink VOW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
4 COUNTY TREASURER ROBBED
Snecial 10 the Gazette.

pa,et,ine. Tex, Dec 2o-Wheu i.
Al T,cla,n. county treasurer Of Ander-
~, .gnntv. entered his office Ibis morn
~, III foond illat during the night tho
ea,,,,ty Strong box Ind lieen robbed Tho
hnr5iSrs had blown the safe completely
IN atofns. Six hundred dollars % ell'fr
and some gold. agsregatins SlVl VIZ wv
~. III, nutOachei having been over
ioafei Bloodhomds ere On the trail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
DALLAS BUDGET.
bob MATTHEWS paRpoNEp ny
GOVERNOR noGe.
The Judge, Jury and County Attor-
ney Requested It--An important
Policemens BAH.


Dallas, Tex. Dec. %, --BJb Mat.
thews, the negro who was shot aud
crippled for life by Bob Best. u grocr
three months ago, and then given Two
years IN the pealtentiars, was pardonci
today by Governor Hogg The judge
jury and prosecuting attorney recommended
the pardon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Isane Story, who shot John Wright at
Gorbet on Christmas day came 10 today
aud surrendered, lie was released on q
$1,000 bUud,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
.HTo PAY ny AZ PRESENT.

.sslal to the Kansas City Times
18Th from Topeka, says; Re
'oseph @. Wilson aud Special
q H. johnson Of the Santa Fe
( afternoon for Chicago. whence
* pyoeeel in company With George
IN : general solicitor Of the road.
z. Robinson. general agent Of he
|s,a 70 New York. Mr.. Wilson OK
~ 9nsent aheut two weeks.
Eil A. 'aS3iag bis departure Mr.. Wilson
Ia ne Times correspondent that
.sne an examination II The r.
~ " tue STAKE board Of railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Paris. Tex, Dee while hunting
ON sulphur lake "Wednesday night Geo.
Hancock accidentally shot and danger
Ously wounded sam Dewes A whole
loid Of No. 9 shot entered his thigh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

fndireltidu. aud Htoriaeh Disorder. taks
BisOWA's IftON Brf1Ltth.
An faaifrI Tor, K, - NJ fciii4. Genuine fns
-fs,ll-i.-asE I'D efl2s14 ~ iiIe4 % af-fStt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

~ - vsu money 70 bnT fnrni-
y WI Nv lias II ihg new furniture
store 3l2 H1u@.r' sitss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

he decrease, July 1 to December
liI,5S3.lT is due TO change in
glg certain divisions for hire OF To-
lsyes and cars. and crediting earn
d other divisions with the amount.
such change not been made, The de
~ for the third week of December
b have amounted to S5G,SlO, instead
G,1g0. As the earnings credited TO
hyision appear as operating expenses
cher divisions, the change in the
id of accounting does not affect the
Earnings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Hunting clothing, camp chairs, cots
and tents at Andersous gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
NEW ENGLAND RECEIVERS.

Boston, Mass. Dec eat. r. Plat,
VIM Hart aud Nlarslen Perry have been
appointed New England receivers in
and Rhode Island.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Clliear0 IlmIIr1. AfflfN. U7plffl
No. /. union depot. 1913 . ~ .s.ia,s4....
No. 2 inipu nrpM, ,.att.sss.. hiiv ~
NJ ~ tui0n DEPOT. hiD y ~ ssts.s.ttf.
No. a. futon bl1Ht,, .,.-t4..-s 100 "a
Accommodation
No are 4th kt...F.. hi1 y "a s.ss,tss.g
No agf 4tn hlss.s-+s sssssests' @sVV ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30
Railroad Time Table.


oriy stop 81 rrtnrkAna q. e. Junction.
Atlanta Jefferson Nlnmhhii IouEWeW
Iunetinu, Big Sandy Nlpr4ln, Nllls hplnlt
Port Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

ocLEMs.

Hunting clothing, camp chairs, cots aud
tents at ALderson's gun store,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Thomas Russell ll3a-tcrlinE, recently
given jail sentence ON charge Of cps.
sault 10 murder, was given now trih
today By Judge Chamber court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

30 i,aded shells iaN received at Amber
soa's gun store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Worlds fair furniture one-holt cash
value. 3i2 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Only SO for bedroom suite Worlds
Fair Furniture store, 3l2 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

Only sl5 for solld OAK bedroom suite
Worlds Fair Furniture store. az Hous
ton airent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-30

ror, w.r,a. ....... a sijiS' a IL, Rs' : s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-29

ELko, NBV., Nov. 1, 1898.
;pLEAsE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
j State, County, aid other faxes for ths
year 1893 are now due and payable ut my OF
fee. All taxes unpaid at o'clock p. N. OH
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1893, viii then be.
come delinquent and 10 per cent. be added
thereto, together with SG.25 for Auditors
certificate and $500 for advertising.
III II. MILLER,
County Trshsurer snd Ex.Offfcio Tax Re-
ceiver.
E1r- All checks not payable I'm Elko will
only be tecoivsd Gt'6 per cent. discount.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-29
. zAXESi ZAXESi

CoitNTY TRBAsUHER,s OFFICE; J
'O1ice with County Recorder
Rt Courthouse.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-29
DAILY INDEPENDENT.

T<a0ED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Ex.
oepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

case ~ Curtis G. StoddaIj ", Union
Pacific occupied the entire day aud
went 10 the Jury at 3 O'Clock. In case
Of an agreement sealed virdici viii
be rendered. The plaintiff sued for
| sl515.65, the alleged value OF property
destroyed by fire, which he claims was
started by spark from passing en-
gine. 5ioddsrd's farm IL Mt Uintah
and In October, 1891, his hty barns,
sheds and their contents were con-
sumed by fire.
Tho produce and commission house
Of Waldram, Dean a Go. assigned
yesterday, the assignee being NJ. w.
Butler, VINO now mas charge OF the
business, AMI assisted by members of
the company he IN auiitng tbe books
and strengthening out affairs ~ far NJ
possible. The as.ets are placed At 81.
300 and the liabilities, as given In the
articles VI assignment, reach the sum OF
50, 2Si.4s. r much credit and tho
default OF several large debtors are as.
signed 60 be the cause OF the failure.
The memhers Of the firm feel conf.
dent that they will he able TO meet
every dollar outstanding.
II. NJ. Jarvis Of Corinne, Western
manager OF the Jarvis.Conklia Mort
gage Trust company, arrived yesterday
morning from the Eastern and South
cru states, where he has been In the
interests OF his company, which IL
making every effort to COLOMBO the
lands under the Bear river canal. Mr..
jarvis trip was very successful and
with the opening OF spring several
parties OF settlers will leave their East
srn and Southern homes and settle In
ami around Corinne. They have been
offered great Inducements by the com.
paoy.
Senator Leland Stamford, accom-.
panied by Mrs. STANFORD, DR.. IL. III.
Curtis, bis regular physician aud
Secretary Nash, arrived IN Ogden
yesterday morning at 0:l5 O'Clock, IN
his special car anu went east over the
Union Pacific ut o O'Clock, attached
to the second section Of number two.
One night In the county jail proved
ample Tor Thomas Sllvefthorn, the
blacksmith who violently assaulted
Rowland, the alleged bunco steerer, and
yesterday morning he paid his fine.
II was reported last night that Row.
land's condition had become very
serious.
The advance sale ut the Grand for
the Salt Lake Choral society In The
Light Of Asia, tonight, has been so
large AZ TO nstonish Manager Peery,
who predicts the largest house OF the
season.
This officers and directors Of the Utah
n Oregon Lumber company have MED
their annual bonds with the county
clerk.
The members Of the Ogden bar are
determined To have good bar library
anu will Immediately take steps look
ing 10 that end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
Subject 10 Call.

AtSt. Marks school house last night
the COMMITTEES appointed Mt the recent
conference Of charities TO formulate a
plan for the permanent organisation OF
y territorial society Of charities and
corrections, met. Professor +. w.
Metcalf presided and Mrs. Majors was
elected secretary pro tenn. The other
members present were MissAun Baker,
Mrs. Jeanette Ferry, ID. w. Stafford,
DIR. Adams, A. q. Paddock.
Communications from DIR. Pike,
physician Mt the Insane asylum, aud
Mr.. Allison, superintendent OF the
reform school, were read. The gentle
men expressed regret nj their inability
TO be present and heartily endorsed the
plan OF organization. DR.. Pike called
attention 10 the urgent need OF iDstilu.
tisns for the blind aud feeble minded,
and indicated that the association
would have a mission to perform In
securing thom.
AZ the committee had been unable
to obtain copies OF the constitution
and bylaws OF similar organizations II
was decided 10 adj urn subject TO the
call Of Mrs. Paddock upon receipt by
her OF such constitution and bylaws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

road occupied by plaintiff, on one
Sunday last summer.
BEFORE JUDGE BARTcH.
Esther Black Va. n. J. Osborn.
order made, by consent, rel easing the
Lemhi mining stock only from tne
attachment previously made. Inc
complaints were dismissed as 70 Tue
defendants j. Il. Perks and h. ID.
Persons In tho second AMI third cases.
Reese W. Reese. Order to show
CAUSE 40 TO alinony. The court directed
that the defendants attorney be noti-
fled before hearing Is had.
Maggie Thompson vs.. Marion Perry
et al. Passed for the present.
Thurgood vs.. Thurgooh. This suit
was referred to Attorney T.. w. Tat
lock, as referee, on supplemental pro.
ceeuiDgs on judgment for alimony.
Edward Qiinn We. Mtr. Frank Mon.
Zoe ct nj. Argued ami submitted.
Mary Ann Coombs We. the y ait LIKE
and Fort Douglas Railway Company.
Passed Tor the present, the trial 10
follow the case Of Iunol va. the Salt.
air Railway Co.
Mountain Ice Company vs.. Salt
Lak- CITY. Continued I'LL Wednesday,
tho 10Th iust.
lssac Woolf ct nj. va. James J.
Peters ct al. Suit In replevin and
Judgment granted as prayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
The Third Annual Ball OF the Local
Letter Carriers a splendid
Success.

The third annual ball OF tUncle
Sam's local letter carriers, was given
last night. Two hundred and twenty
Ave couples were present and particl'
ps,ed la the pleasure Of the dance,
which opened with grand march at
o'clock. At 1880 recess was taken
to allow the dancers time enough To
parlaks OF midnight luncheon ut the
Saddle Rock restaurant.
Following arr the names OF those on
the different committees TO whose
work and energy the success OF the
ball is practically due:
COMMITTEES on aTTsngements-H II,
Dewey, chairman; Il, IL. SHOES, q,
q. Cummings, b. il. Morse, Fred Il,
Libby.
Reception committee-B, Il. Morse,
chairman, J. X. O'Farrell. Joe
Rlgby, T.. d. ShurllifI, Ed. Best, o,
Houghton.
Introduction and door committee
3. II. Skidmore, chairman. Il. l..
Libby, sam Neslen, l.. Il. Sprague,
II. Palmer, @. G.. Cummings, IL,
White, W. +. Nelson, John A. q.
Nelson. Il. BOlander, Il. u. Sny.
der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
Arrival Of the Costumes.

TIN, cos,um,s for IN, mask hall IN be
-. 49,. 81, -. IL. r,,,. -,
eI'o" Wy 'ne DAT i''Ae iie'S .'"o U"
Vaientine's evening have arrived.
They are magnificent aud dazzling
worhs nj art Th.v war. n,,c,d an
eAhioi'on io' ren'a' NJ nia'uhs ,a'ior
shop over Scarn's drug store at No. IL
l.. First South street, this morning,
and ai,.ady aigoodly ,umh., b.v. b..n
-, ~. 80. -, a.
e'cuieu' iney fa"so III p''co from y
~ SO each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
"Bur ONE MORMON
And lila wa, Councilman ~ 10
lawson, a Mormon Commissioner
10 California In 1871"

Regarding the Sal, Lake councilman
who recently vlsiied the coast me
Sacramento Record Union OF ,ne Ua y,
Inst, after pic urlng in elo~ ing
language the reception len ,sa , ~"
visitors in tina. city, makes these rainier
surprising and laughable s'atemen~'
"Coupcilman F.A. Horn was accom-
nanieJ ny his Ig.year.olJ daughter, a
bright little miss, who had many good
woads 20 say Of her own city. There IL
but one Mormon in the party, aud he
was taken along for the pafpose o.
standing Oh the Caliiornians whenever
they began 10 talk about their pioneers.
The gentleman referred 10, ). l.. Law.
500, was Mormon cornmiesioner to
California In lsE.
at Ia TO be regretted thst the parry
could not spend several days here, rs
there Ia mucb In our municipaleystem,
a careful study Of which might Interest
II 1t did not Instruct them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

The total insurance ON now build.
ings, Including Fourteenth school II
$4,000.
The report was flied.
The committee ON sites and buildings
reported that tho adjustment and all
claims against the Bryant school build
ing incurred by the contractor, w. IL.
lay. lind been referred TO tbe attorney
of the board, who had advised "tbat
no payments be m ,de ~ any OF the
parties where there are conflicting
claims as to the rights to money until
such conflicts are adjusted" Tney
recommended that no steps be taken
until the rights OF the esIectivs parties
DO ndJudicated among themselves.
MIR. BALDWIN moved that the boards
attorney be- instructed to notify nil the
creditors Of MIR. Jay that unless they
get together aud adJust their claims on
or before March 1, 1893, the board
would implead them all la SUIT In tue
Third district court to establish the
ownership OF the money In The hanus
OF the board. This was adopted.
The committee on sites aud buildings
reported that In addition TO certain
bids received for heating ana vontilat-
ing at tho Wasa,ch school, one had
been received from J. III. Midgly N
Sons Offering 10 do the WORK Tor $500,
including mechanical ventilation and
air ducts, aud recommended that the
president and clerk be authorized 10
sign q contract with said firm. The
report was adopted.
The committee on furniture aud sup
piles recommended certain changes In
The janitors' rolls and that q revision
be made In the schedule OF prices,
Laid over for q week.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended that draw
Ing pencils be given 10 pupils pursuing
that study, and that slate pencils also
be- purchased; that they had suthor-
ICED Supesi ntendent Millspaugh to
have printed 10000 sheets Of note
paper and 10, 900 envelopes for the use
Of tsachers In public schools; also, that
they had purchased 1850 states for new
pupils In the Lowell school. Adopted.
Appropriations were made amount.
ing In tho aggregate to s29l8.0l.
The board adjourned for week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
The Salt Lake Press Club.

The following 10 taken from one Of
the late numbers Of the New York
HAL and E1presG
zone Of the most thriving institu.
tions In Salt Lake City, the Press
club, 10 said by u visitor In this city to
be doing good work for the beat inter
eats OF newspaper men In Utah. The
club has comfortable home, where II
extends warm hospitality u Waiting
Journalists. Its officers are: Il. g..
Wins, president; J; b. Bloor, Vice.
secretary; J. T. jenkins, corresponding
secretary; Joseph Lippman, treasurer.
The board OF managers are: ii. q.
Brownlee, Richard Wells, VIII G.
Higgins, J. II. Letcher.