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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-02
hEsuLTs AT BINGHAM.

The Eli lrry in silver Caused Two-thirds
of the Mines to Close
BINGHAM, Utah, July Especial. !
In SYMPATHY with every other mining
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Hatsl Hatsi OF all descriptions. We
are the leaders. Brown, Gerry d Wood
ruff company, 142 Main street.
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TO the many friends who so kindly and
feelingly assisted and sympathized with
us in the sad loss of our little darling
and only son, Clyde Roy, and to all those
who in the least contributed to mitigate
our sorrow and extend comfort and con-
ISOLATION, we beg to offer our sincere and
heartfelt gratitude and pray that they
may never be called upon TO suffer u SINH
lar affection Respectfully and sincerely,
Mr.. AND Mrs. RICHARD s. ROBERTSON.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Sixteen Thousand Dollars Disbursed
Among the Departments.
The Gravity Sewer Work viii Not BE
stopped-Department Reports for the
Week-Fire Cracker Edict.

Work has been active in all the city de-
partments during the week The pay roll
yesterday amounted to total of SIS,
697. 10 divided as follows:
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Investigate the plan of the Security
Trust and INIT. Co. An institution in
corporated under the laws OF Utah.
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Salt Lake city, Utah. American or Euro
Tean plan. Rates, 3 and 50 per day.
BECHTOL q SANDS.
Props. Hotel Dent.
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Purchase DOW for July delivery. Rate
$3.50 per ton. Winter rate will be SO. so
Order of WoLsTENHoLME & MORRIS,
53 West Second South Street.
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CITY HAUL NOTES

City Treasurer Duke, Assistant Recor-
der Fred Dennis and Jake GreenwaId, jr.,
shouldered their fishing rods and creeIs
and went off to Big Cottonwood yester-
day afternoon.
Councilman Simondi congratulates
himself that he is chairman of the only
city department which is self-sustaining
the cemetery department.
The amount OF police court fines for
June was 81 $3.50.
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zion's Swings saa.S ...... a rust COMPANY
is che oldest savings bank in Utah: has
more deposits than any other bank in
Utah; had more new accounts last year
than all other savings banks in Utah com
bined, and wishes you account. ANY sun
from 81 upward received, and five per cent.
interest paid; compounded four times
year. RITFoRD WooDRUFF, President.
GEORGE N. CANNON, Cashier.
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Walker house,

Abstracts furnished, Titles insured and
8 per cent. paid on deposits by Utah Title
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Salt Lake City Brewing company.-Our
many patrons viii oblige us by sending
IN their orders for their Fourth of July
beer rs early as possible, to avoid the
rush. We can guarantee the finest and
purest lager beer N the market.
JACOB NORTH,
Vice president and General Manager Salt
Lake City Brewing company.
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Total. $50. ..................-.sl6,e g7 10
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

Following is the report of the health
department for the week:
Number of loads OF garbage and refuse dis
pOSeu o. oJU
Numaer OF dead animals disposed OF e cats,
q dogs, 5 COWS, horses) -----............ 43
Number OF complaints received and at
tended to.................. ----......... 20
Number OF cases OF contagious diseases
reported (diphtheria 0, scarlet fever 3d..
Number OF deaths from contagious dis
eases reported (diphths ria 0, scarlet fever
l. -. ..-----. ...----- -. /
Burial permits issued. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Shipping permits issued >
Births reported (male Z female 3)........-. 10
Salaries of sanitary inspectors 's41s %
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Dustersl Duste-sl We are closing ont
our stock of these goods below cost.
Brown, Terry & Woodruff company, 142
Main street.
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sANIrARY INsPECToR's REPoar.

The following items will SHOW the
work performed by me for the week end
ing July l:
Numbe of inspections. etc. made: Butcher
shops, 90: fish margets. 30: groceries, 9S; COM
mission houses, 81: boarding houses, 80; hotels
and restaurants, 80; fruit stands, l0o. Total
number of inspections made, 467. Found unit
pounds; fruit $50 pounds; cheese, 100 pounds
fish, 10 pounds; meats. l2i pounds; pickles,
$50 pounds. Total number of pounds con-
demned, sos.
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DIVIDED AMONG THE COUNTIES

Following is a recapitulation of the as
sessmeht by counties, compared with the
assessment of 1892:
Beaver, 1898. 5 IS sol, 1892 s1ss $50.
Box Elder 1898, 81 .s57. 795: 1892 ST. $40 9s5. 81
Cache, 1893 S46l. 2l5.S5; 1892, S4s0. 63g 13
Davis, 1893 S633 95l %; 1892, Se22 al o.
Emerp, 1893, 1863 ,054.31 1899. s847 1850
Grand, 1893 s63 i522. IS 1892 e629 ,4oO. IS.
Iron, 1898 S444; 1892, SOL
Juab, 1898, 1925, 93S, %; 1892 SSH ,3f1 10.
Kane 1893, s27; 1892, 1871.
Morgan, 1888, $685.. 49,. 50; 992 S26f 81 10
Willard, 1898, S4sO, 567 40: 1897. S4SS, 9s7 %.
Rich 1898, $s,600 1892 So 800.
Salt Lake. 1898, s2.2Ol ,7J7 .6s; 1892, s2,1I3,-
14l79.
sanpete. 1873, $3.50 1907: 1899, 1858, Ak. so.
SEVER. 1888, s4u $50; 1872 AL .235
Summit, 1913, Sr65. 335. ~; 1892 SS62. $50. 81.
Tooele, 1898, $3.50 800 1892. S2e9, 1892
Utah. 1893, 81. 920, 1895. 96: 1892. 81, S9l2 "a.
Wasatch. 1888 s24S. 03; 1892, 1894 IS
WASHINGTON, 1893, SOL; 1899, s74S.
Weber. 1898, S9l .69l.lS; 1872, sos, $50. 49,
The total assessment for 1893 shows an
increase over the previous year of
S132. 279.34.
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White bun terriers mo.-tag No. 31S
on collar; ears cut round, one brindle.
Governors Office.
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We carry only the best goods in bathing
suits. Brown. Terry & Woodruff COM
pany, 142 Main street.
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HAVE your watch repaired by J. d. Leyson
Company, lbs Main street
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THE eRAyIrY SEWER WORK

In reference to the recent report that
work on the gravity sewer would be sus-
pended for want of funds to meet the
monthly instruments, Mr.. Griffiths OF
Messrs. Houlahan, Morris q Griffiths,
stated that the rumor was entirely with
out foundation. They have not the re-
hottest intention OF stopping the work.
Cement and other materials are coming
on and there is now force of 250 men
and 100 teams at work on the sewer and
just as soon as the water pipes arrive the
force VIII be doubled. Additional orders
for material were sent in yesterday. The
mayor says the work will not be stopped
and the money will be forthcoming wnen
wanted.
A FIRE CRACKER EDICT.
The Fourth OF July cracker tiends will
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wATERweRKs pEPARrMENT.
STREET DEPARTMENT.

Sixth East street between Eighth and
Ninth South streets grayeled. Second
street between F and Ii streets, Main
street between First and Second North,
Seventh South between Eighth and
Ninth West and Thirteenth East be-
tween First and Second South streets
graded Weeds throughout the city cut
down, crossings Ieyeled, etc.
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f1oNloe yourself with handbag OF va
d Woodruff company, 142 Main street.
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To Anthracite Coal Consumers.

Family washing at &c. per pound, TROY
Steam laundry, I'D Main street.
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BANKING, brokerage and real estate business
transacted by b. h Schettler at GO South
Main street Interest paid on deposits.
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'Colimap is now the household word.
Every lover OF good coffee swears by
''Cohma.D 1t has no equal. Yon have
reysr known the taste Of genuine. pure
uuadu lterated coffee if you have not tried
'.Coiima.' The well known reliable
firm OF Barlow & Thomson, on First
South street, sell more Colima coffee than
any other brand. Remember the coffee
you want is ''Colima, - aud the Barlow.
Thompson Grocery Co. is the place to
buy il.
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Summer underwear, large stock, all
sizes, Brown, Terry q Woodruff COM
pany, 142 Main street.
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RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.
Valuations Upon Which the Various Cor
porations Pay Taxes

The territorial board of equalization
met yesterday and completed the assess
ment OF the railroads, telegraph and tele-
phone companies in Utah for 1898, and
adjourned subject to the call of the chair.
A recapitulation of the assessment is as
follows:
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The cold drink business is fourishing
tell us that phosphates and ice cream So
das are most popular. Ladies affect ice
cream sodas with fruit fiavors. Gentle
men prefer the phosphates, lemon and or
ange being the favorite havors. Hygeia
is growing in favor. When ladies are
finally convinced that this sparkling min
eral water is unsurpassed, both as tonic
and cosmetic, it will be o favorite with
them, as 1t has been for several seasons
with their sisters at Vassar. Occasion
ally we see some one slipping lemonade,
but that old time favorite has gone to the
wall. Probably the most satisfactory
drink at this season is wild cherry phos-
phate. Besides quenching the thirst-an
essential overlooked in some concoctions
1t has pleasing flavor aud is an excel
lent aid to digestion
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Forecast Tor The Herald.
SALT LAKE CITY, July l, 1898.
@ For thirty-six hours ending
lEllP July ?, at p. m. Fair
-" weather. Stationary temper
AZURE.
, GEO. N. SALISBURY.
U. s. Observer.
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is to be hoped that men who forgot all
about that little bill will be present.

A wag suggests that instead OF turning
over the industrial home to the board Of
education for high school, Congress had
better make it a home for that class OF
lunatics who persist in jumping off street
cars while they are in motion. He as
sures US that the institution will be full
to overlooking. One evening last week
an elderly man, who looks as though he
knows better, sprang from a car while it
was going at full speed. The packages
he carried were flung to the four winds
and he literally bit the dust. That he
was bruised by the fall was evident from
his painful limp as he walked away, a
dirtier, sadder and shall we say wiser?-
man.
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TIE l1HBIDHs ,ot.} ELECrION.

From the New Nation.
The large poPuiist vote in the recent
election i'll Merideu attracts wide
attention. The platform of The popu-
lists opposed private franchises, and
demanded the purchase OF all franchises
that have passed into private hands
ia order that tile city may 0wu aud
operate natural mouopoiies for the
good Of all the citizens. The New Lon
don Day says on this subject:
1t is not a rash prediction to make
IA view OF tile experiment now making
in London, aud tile movement for tIts
government. control Of raiiroads aud
teiegraphs i'm tile west ami south, that
within the lifetime of this generation
probably, and certainly in the next,
such valuable franchises as the state
now grants to private corporations,
upon the plea of encouraging tire
development of such enterprises, viii
be controlled and operated by tile
government, AS sewers aud water
works now are, solely for the public
benefit. There is no reason why &c
should DOT Toe SO. The argument that
TO put such power iu the hands of tile
4 government is dangerous, haas no f0ras
1 ia a country where the people govern
themselves. In fact, there is less
reason for fearing governmental con
troll of such public works as railroads
and telcgraphs, than in trusting them
/ TO the hands OF private Individuals.
I We 90 mot bEfjeve that the time IS s.t
far or even as Mr- Bethany puts if,
when al such public franchises las are
dow freely gruuted by the state fur
the enrichment of the first applicants,
and incidentally for the convenience OF
the public, viii be held and operated
by. and for the public through the
agents they may delegate by their bal
lots 1t wilt be- interesting to watch
tine gruwth of tle 8leriden idea
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1t cannot be- denied that she elsc-
! tisn Of Hon. John Martin, United
States senator was q great stroke or
policy on tie part OF the popuHats.
The more we reflect upon tile far
reaching consequence Of the act, the
more amazed we are that-It was per
United by tile republicans
The once ssgacious ana intrepid
republican leaders, appear to have nj
/ terly Test their heads since tine Stun
ming Waterloo defeat of last Novem-
her.
To allow the populists to bear of
tie senatorial prize, and especially To
permit Tie election Of Judge john
Martin, WIS a BLUSDER Oh tie part
OF the republicans that amounted to
the gravity Of CRIME
It is a moderate estimate. probably
ia Say that the pupullsts are not less
yllau 10000 votes stronger in Kansas
Jy the eleetiou of john Martin United
states =, nator.
Fusion was as dead as door-uaiI
in Kansas two days ago. An abyss
yawued between the. poPuIists and the
demourujs Now the cllusm is bridged
over, and FUSION between the popu-
LISTS and democrats viii once more be
ni favor in this state,
Think what sagacions politician, u
tireless worker, like John MartiH can
de- i,s United States senmorI He VIII
he the great dispenser of federal pat
runagP, beyond ques tiGH, under the
Cleveland administration.
Hundreds and thousands -uf federal
5ppoiutees in this state wilt owe their
position to john Martin. His endorse
nent VIII he the Jalismun, the one
road to royal favor with the occupant
Of tie White House.
The star of George ". Click Will
pale 20 insiguih,auee, even, brture
tat of John Martin, the inst demo
cratic senator from Kansas.
The certain effect of all this pow en-
and influence upon tie vote two Years
Hence in Kansas, is not difficult to
! imagine.
1t WAS au iuexcuseabIe ami costly
blunder, but 10 is tho late NOW to CRY
over spilled milk
The sooner the republicans realize
the situ,trou the better. Fusion is
nor dead, nor even .scotchrd, - ia
Ilalsas. Il will take ON new life and
vig,r. The banners of two par les
will be dOTed to Senator john Mar
| Tin.
n long and uncertain political bat
tie is before the republican party in
this Topeka Sentinel.
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PoINrs - scLENrIsTs.

Al. instrument viii be used in the
new psychological laboratory at Yale,
capable Of measuring time 90 Lei of q
second
''AiAsEIUaI' Is the name OF the new
chemical element which has been dis
covered in the bed OF an auaiens Egyp-
tian river.
TfE Royal Geographical Society Of
England has only granted It's medal 20
Two vvomcn-Lady Fraalliyn and Mrs
Mary Sqmerviiie. 1t should now pre-
pare another badge OF honor for lIrl.
Peary. She merits IL.
CART HE1rLy recommend, for ina
parting greater intensity and brilliaucs
70 blue prints, an immersion iu q solu-
tion of "a ferric salt-PercLlorids OF iron
for ezanple-1t "a strength OF five per
cent, the prints gfterward being wen
washed.
DR. DA2yTEL DESIsoE SLADE is one OF
the tow surviving eyewitness Of the
first capital operation under the iufu-
cnee of ether at the Massachusetts,
General hospital November 2, 1876,
when the discovery OF DR.. Morton stood
the test which revoIutionized surgery.
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that phase of Thought. Thefs is Tie
BEST Of antiioEily fog this statement.
Sir. Hayes ANA ". D. Howeils were
friends. and SC was Tie eN-presideBt
wiis arst gave a soeiHiistis direction
To Mr. Howelfs' thoughts, and thus
eaused his work 60 have the decidedly
sncialistic character that nOw dis
tiuguishes 81. Mr.. Hayes was fond of
citing our postal services, our public
schools and other long established
institutions as examples Of practical
socialism When Alr. BellamX S Look
ing Backward caused the national
istic movement to Shape itself III this
country Mr.. Hayes expressed "a cordiai-
sympathy with the tendenciesfor which
it stood
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First published Fch. g. 1893 No. IJls-
In the District Court OF Edwards County.
state cot tHUsas-
Isl,lu -ueiiUbarEer pIIiuriT-
susan O.. Eastman es 1f, defendants.
-tate % Kansas 10 susan C.. Eastman greet
luEs
You WiIl take notice limit yuu have been
sued in he district gUuF of Edwards county
EL5lte OF Nuusug- uul That you must au5aFer
the petition lu said 'tusf- on uc before she
fstl GuE OF March. L-ti. ur EsfI rerirIHu WlIL
be- trEsiI ts trt- o DO o. jr n IHIC r= abe -Hl
said action against YOU f1r tile foreclosure I'D G
o. certain crust deed gCureI boy sou upon
she % i-5t day OF NHrcu t-sf. uu tLg following
described Egsi estate, tsl-vits
LOta Eu- EOFty-fhEge aUu I1Ery-fOur 60 West
hsusIeg. lu IHe UuuUfF OF E-latFu1 state OF
Kansas, uuG aor silc sale OF said promises rr
pay tng JsHE secured uV said trust deed uuH
eQ=tz OF -uif- Gs.E forever barring aud fore
closing said Dc eu-lITts aud Cllh 10 ru'siu OF
arlu fFuW UiI FiEhr, fiUle, ESTATE Iu -uEsr prop
erfy or equity OF redemption iu or 90 saia
PREMISE or ANY part thereof
Fuller 81 WhiCeuu4u, AffFa- for PlLR.
LsEaLl Attest; A. D. Eupp. Clerk
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Firzr published january -lth1 l-l1-
State Es EHEaas
County OF Edwards 90
Iva tie matter VI establishing IeEl Iy aud
permanently the corners and boundary iIUrs
Of tlIl lup sections lu township no Is. zuusu
OF ranges 90 uuE d. west OF EHe UlI D. Ta.. Iu
Edward county kHUalz-
10 uII 4relt and owners OF H lands TvfnG 800
IulaCEut 20 the hove til- rI bed fuVFuuuip8s
You arc hereby notified tEHt aFt Do qt 81
ed DN notice nom llztsS IttE-L rsHrr
Iu- iu DOWNS li u Nu % s.Tu.n OF RANGES I6 afud
o. west. 10 estHl iish Hrll-t uiig the cfrruer5
aIn a.Hgl rIf-TIea HF LlHLr lands @ cd com .H.r
luI5 with tine requirements OF tue notice
ug-crs7 iJalr-. tua survey OF tuu guflgc district
Neyur. VIII GOA tuts -4lu GfF ui re bEGstTh. A. ID
issli- @ - u'clUe=- me- or -alu HaE ur lHe nUF
thereafter 30 cine anlt u7Tea- corner OF TOWN.
EHlp 80 range ~ west proceed lccErelEE 90
taG. iruu TaE 600 aar uutlt cuuip uted GO es-
taullsu prominently aail lrruet- -uu luull-
avs uHc-s ay s-Hiel time or Gao uuE Ligl- during
t6e progress OF che suTvav sou may iL su
wish bc present 90 be heard
fHU1 ROBERTS,
surveyor aL Edwards UDuuLg-
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TX discussing the Nicaragua canal
bill, the st. Paul Globe, says: The
Arst question is if the canal is one OF
auhicient national benefit to warrant
It's building. This decided ammq-
lively, let the government build it,own
stand operate St. Do IS CanadR did
with her weliand and 500 canals, and
AS New York did with her Erie. ANY
such enterprise is essentially q monop-
oily, ana no monopoly should be tolsr-
aied in "a democracy outside of the
government. If this cannot be done
81 these promoters insist on retaining
their held aRd control, then let then.
so on as they began and complete 1t
q. emselves.
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N tn eesHrse of a conversation rela-
siye 80 the death of Lord Tennyson, Dr..
Oliver Wendell Holmes said:'' There
sssrs four great men in the lives of
whom ] felt 1 had certain elatioushiP.
They were Gladstone, Darwin, Tenny-
san and 4.incon-gheu who made the
year 1909 conspicuous, aud 1 was 50
zsuibiashing as 20 creep into thab7 year,
ace Gladstone alone remains. He rs
3ilst my age. Tennyson WAS also
neaFiy The same age. He sgas born on
the sta Of August and P on the 29tb of
the same month"; We are SO nearly
eontemposaueoas that Z do not want
Q speak OF him. do net feel that I
can say ans thing
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Mr. Albert EaVorite. OF Arkansas
city, Kansas, wishes tosive our readers
the benefit OF his experiences with colds
He says: Il contracted q cold early
last spring that settled nn my lungs,
asa had hardly recovered from it ,yhan
eanghs another that hung on ull suFu p
mzF aattisfp me Efth "a haekiag cough
y hieh thought newer would gs@ rid
femssisr some foarleen years ago with
mHeh success. aad concluded Ia try Is
again When had got through with
uae bottle nay cough had left me, and
have nos suffered vita cough or
cold since LnaFe reGotnfaeudeI 81 Cd
others, aud III sDsaE well OF ir.9 Fif-
. cent boStles Tor safe by Porszr &
* EnBlny. al
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SENATOR STEWART, ln anlntervieO.
says. we have only half as much coin
ia reserve rs we had eighteen years
ago- THEN we possessed 3 SOC, 60O.-
Geo, baaed eH gold aud silver. New
NE AaVs only e. 200 ,0OO, eco, ali gold.
E.hs hanks have discarded silver as
- basis, and silver is reduced
20 tie position Of credit pon-
ey. Everybody ought 10 know tina,
the business OF tire weird must bcai
some relation 70 credit aHd reserve. ahd
t-ele We see il standing like q pyramid
up elfded, the afeN resting on thar lit
tieTeiessai Of gold. What IS Tie con
ssqpeness Things keep going from
b:ssl e ssnlse. Prices have fallen q
PER f-sut in IS yeals, and arc sim on tls'
,sossu grade Every man who Is Dot s
.iender WAKES up each day poorer tilef
81 heir DO sent 70 bed
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CoSaREssaEA1g OrIsPof Kansas, has
introduced bill creating department
Of transportation and providing for the
construction of tie Nicaragua canal
by the government. The bill will not
HOW receive serious attention. but the
lime must come when, the nation OWL
ing ana operating tlse railroads, there
must DO such It department. The h liz
ar4gus canal should be built, owned
and operated by tie goYernmeut.-Ths
Ednqtard
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First published Feb s.. Iagz so. IIG5.
Iu tbs District Court OF Edwards county,
state of LuuH-s-
The KANSAS Loau 6 Trust Cos piaiugiG-
walter S. HEBRON. MARY Hebron. j. w. Crlz7-
Fugtf. alfl 5stuEICE Mercury Pa aICaraLl Go.
aud Be- s. HDrluIs detauuI-t=-
Ely vig1Fa OF tl order SO EHle iE.ue1 90 me,
uu c. &c aHlH IisrIIaE court au lHa GLOVE eTE
.rfrIud 47cfflu- . witt Monday the 9th day 90
March A. o. Ilal- between tE-1 ard tour
1'rIrIsa Co. rr of aa.II sl.rr. .rr1H fruur Door uL
tho court Erus- i1 the c-t- 81 tllusie5 lrt zoe
county uf E-iWaris lu tla state o. Asfu7Hs
s+Ter 80 pu5ug slH- ana sen CD tss HI-lEe,
and nC-r ulId-r zoe cash ll Efsfus ESQ. -lc N1l'
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