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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
No chnng. nd IIoncInin

SAN rRANcnCJ, Mntch ~. - The
steamer Australia, from Honolulu.
brings adviccs that thofe was DO
chsngein the situation up 10 tue time
Of sailing.
Every steamer arriving the past two
months has brought a number OIL
steerago passengers without visihI"
means NJ support or good frason tor
coming 10 the islands. II ~ cstimnied
that at least go OF this class arrived
iiucu the opening OF the year. The idea
became prevalent that they are
here in the Interest Of the
queen. 1t Is reported on seeming.
~ good authority that agents Of
LiiiOukalani have been recruiting men
Ia the United States and BiiIsnCOiuW.
Tia, aud that these men are enlisted iu
the army aud ready 10 IUiu the royal.
iats In an attack on tho government.
10 nip this IN the bud thu council has
passed bill 10 stop the coming oi any
more people oi this clos auI Tor the
deportation " IcfsJns believed 10 have
90 lawful Intentions toward tho gov.
eminent.
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Suspicious CircumziRnce connected
win tritehits'- Disappearance,

Suspicious CircnmsiRnce connected
win ,ritchits'- Disappearance,
sg'-lH Dispaish 70 ne NEwA
CHEYESSE, wyo., March 10. 60
United States District Attorney Fow-
lor has received a letter from the OIL.
Ger In command Of the Northwest
mounted police, located at Lees Crock
station, Macleod district, British Col
umbia, which throws some light on the
mysterious disappearance OF Harry
Cnlchlie, a former resident VI Uintan
county, Wyoming.
The letter stated that Critchllb start.
ed TO return 10 thB United States In the
latter part OF June, 1893, travelling In
a wagon overland. A man named Geo.
w. Murray accompanied MIN. After
luing absent few weeks Murray re-.
turned ~ Lees Creek station with
erichlio's team and outfit which he
slated he had purchased for $40,
IiiIchlle having decided TO proceed
lone by rail. The TACT that Murray
had but few dollRrs when he started
out with Cftchlie caused many to
aoubt Ills statements, and an inyesti-
tHllOn OF the matter was begun, but
nus far no clue has been obtained to
tuIchlio's whereabouts. HE frienda
are convinced that he was robbed ami
murdered.
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Lnsl NIchf,s PrIle pIehi.

The secret prils light over the Utah
National bank last nj ht Is described
by some of the sports present as being
very brutal affair and one that was
probably ~ plain aud ilagtaut viola.
ton OF the law a. ever WAS committed
In this Territory by ring Of pugilists.
There have been good ma y vicious
fights In Salt Lake Of lgtb behind
closed d0Ors anu apparently the ilnt
intlmauOn tue officers have Of Ine
encounter Ia some time allerit Is over.
just now tho city ID full OF pugilisls
aud a COED many Of them aTe Of a hard
formation.
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Anpruprlale EkereIses.

Al the olutiug session o. tue young
ladir-' guide class Of the Lattet.iay
SAINT College, neld yesterday after.
uoon, number Of invited guests were
In guouuauCD, Tue members OF the
class presented An interesting pr gram,
followed by u delicious luuCh. Prot.
DOnu, who has acted ne Instructor OF
the class, received from the young
ladies n beautiful basEvt OF iiJWeir,
aptly characterized Ia the Presentation
address Hs eniblCms VI beauty and
purity. Tue members separated with
expressions OF deep obligation for the
instructions received,
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MANUFACTURERS MEETING.
Proposition for uu Annual Exhibition
of Home Made Goods.

The heavy storm last night did not
prevent ABOUT twenty o.! Salt Lake
manufacturer from attending the
meeting called by The Manuiaoturers'
Bureau to discuss the propoaiiions to
hold mass meetings In the interest OF
homo industries aud TO hold an eHhi-
billion Of Utah Manufactured goods.
The agitation On this action was
augmented by the committees from the
Federal Trades aud building congress
who have been talking with tue mem
bers OF those organization" Tho work
Of tue bureau has stirred up the
people all over the city aud
information IL now wanted concerning
the good really made mere The
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AIinlng Notes.

II. Whitaker, Nlels Robson an "a
Peter Larson have returned from west
Unite, says the Mount Pleasant PyrG.
Uiid, where they have bseu Tor severn /
moulhs past developing theit mining
properties. They nrp highly pIeaied
with tue results Of their labof, having
struck two rich veins, OF about three
lect each, one Of grey copper IN the
Pyramid mine, which n tue piece Of
rock shown Us 10 "a lair sample, will
make this property very valuable. Tho
other piece OF rock shown us Is from
the Mount Pleasant mine, IL u fine
looking piece Of uru, ana hsfays very
ricn. BJgu VI these veins are widen.
lag Ms sinking IL continued and tie
owners are very cutuusiasliu over thuif
developments. Mr.. Whitaker saysthnt
NJ soon as the roads gcl little better
tuuy Will return, anu arc intending to
send in a couple OF tlus OF ore % the
smeltcr Ia salt Lpkuani thereby get "a
better telimalu OF what the ore will
yiulI,
Matt potouon, Goo. schow auI &c.
JOutt, Gays the Luhi BaHHer, nave
made n hunter Of locations IN the
small range known ~ the Black Hllls
west Of BouE's Hot Syringe Their
claims Include the Oh miuu located By
JED, Woodland and Malt PcteTsOn about
20 ytafs ago, Aud afterwards iumpol
ny Mt. Benson. Benson sank n
snatt about 50 feet on big vein OF
ulack quartz ana abandoned IL s,yefa
Year, ago. Recent Investigations have
Proven It 10 DO very similar to the orc
from the famed Marion mine nj MeTcur
anu about tue Same IA value. Tho
ore ecu be- worked by the cyaniue
process, which igol was not known by
henson.
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Another llold.Up.

About O'CLOCK this morning II. G.
Carter was held up aud ROBBED Of sl2
90 In cash aud a note for sss. lie was
on his way home, anu rs he roach cd
tho corner Of First West and First
South streets ho was seized by three
men, ho displayed no firearms, though
one had club ana another knife.
They made no attempt TO iniure MIR.
Carter, aud after being relieved OF the
above amount he went 10 the CITY hall
and reported 10 the police,
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Stock and Marranis.

Tho prospect Is that there viii be m
awakening In the local stock market
soon, aud that men who have had
their money lying IN the banks for
some time will again bring 1t out for
Investment In local institutions.
There have not been many transfers
" stock OF late, but yesterday aud to.
day John G. Cutler Jr. negotiated tho
sale Of twenty'Ono shares OF u. q. NJ. l..
stock, In blocks Of five and ak shures.
He also dispo.ud OF 1000 IN county
warrants at 81 cents on tue dollar.
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The BIg ApnrOprIaIiOn Ll.l.

The sli6OOJ appropriation list that
rumor stated few days ago the Mayor
would veto was sull IN the hands Of
his honor this afternoon. His honor
under the law, has i've days In when
to approve or vetoit A. that time
will OK piro tomorrow there Is c0usid-
cradle inttres among membtrr OF the
Council ana other persnu1 interested
AS 10 what his HcuOn Will be-.
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IN The LOCAL FIELD.
The FIGHT on tho Question Of F,odIn5
City Prisoners Not Vel Oi8E
A FINE PRODUCTION mar.
The Rig Appropriation List Niil. To-
the Hand, Of the Mnyor.-La,t
Nights Priza Fight

II has been thought for come time 10
municipal circles that tue recent an.
plcssautne.s between Councilman
O'NIcarn and Marshal Pratt was prIb.
ably nt au end, a, least % FAT ~ cpcu
hos,ilucs were concerned but such au
Impression seems to be au erroneous
one.
The matshai under the city orlin.
sncrs T. tue Tailor ami claims ldr
right 10 iced thu city pri'onuis. The
city has paid 10 cents m-al i9f the
feeding OIL prisoners. The iast
montnb bill, however, ~ submitted
by Buly Gilbert, only calls If J..
cents. According 10 Councilman o.
Moara, there will be nu aitfml, 90 GO
store Tue rricu 10 10 cau,H. This
he thinka exnrbilant AMI ns glsirunu
Of the COMMITTEES on pnfIus ug proc
poses the figure shall be- cut down con.
iidcrabiy bcilw tue u cents tale oven.
Hu miinthina thst Salt Lake BE- paying
more iuf ictiins prisoners Thru ans
city In the country. He received the
following letter from Denver today
whicn hu thiuks proves the correctness
u blB cuEclusiltt!
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mIL,,s HEAnr Captured.
numor that ue n 10 Marry Ken
tucty nenun'

CiNoINNAri, March lO'-Lonlsyllis
speeinl. Kentucky society Is IN nut
ttr over ths announcement that tue
reported engagement of Miss Le'ly
Srott' The wsll.suown beauty, 10 Sena'
Tor David Is. HiIl, New York Misp
scott, niece 0t Nice'i erluunt ~
voneop, met the souatef Whuh N'''s,,'s
Mrs. Stevenson ut Washington NV ,'''.
was born at Bloomington her hiot mother
and Mrs. Stevenson are sisters ~,
relatives here refuse 10 uHe"'S '"'
matter,
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Ianl Office EllIngs.

Brigham Saudueig, NJ Richlsld,
SEWER county, today iilod application
Tor a homestead entry Ia section IA,
township "a south Of range west.
James j. Kay, Of Juab county, hlod
application Tor desert entry OF 100
acres IN section ~, tow uship II soulh
VI rauge east
Wm. II. WortheD, Of Ferron,
Emery counly, has filed declaration
o, intention 10 reclaim 30 AGREE ia sec.
lion 4, township ~ suuth Of range
east.
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BRIGHAM wOOLgN MILLS.
Preparing for an lucroased Amour, Of
business His Year.

The stockholders VI the Brigham
City Wooden Mills Co., says the
Bugler, held their regular annual
meeting this week, In accordance with
the notice IN last Sturlay's BHgisr.
The officers Of 1893 were reelected,
with one exception, John Matthias
being chosen as director "a place Of w.
L.. Gardner, deceased, Manager A.A.
johnson VS. authorized to push ahead
certain contemplated Improvements.
An uiiice will bg constructed In
tue rear Of the factory AMI
tailor shop ftei up where
the homemade 10 d. Will be con.
vsrleI into suits 10 order. The com.
pany did very salis autory business
last year, still tnty have cun'idurabls
good goods on hnli, inoy anticipate
a greatly increased trade fof 1891.
Their proposed improvements and Az
ditions viii Increase the capacity Of
tho establishment II tue citlz ins Of
Brigham CITY alone would palrOnlz5
this Institution us they should, II
would now DO giving remunerative
employment to fifty hands for every
one It employs today.
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Stealing Grayeslone,.

Thiags arc getting to be rather
startling when monuments and grave.
stones are not safe from thieves, yet
such is the case, M shown by tho OK.
perience Of MIR. Joseph Watson. Go
Ing into his marble yard nj the corner
VI South anu West Temple streets this
morning, Mr.. Watson discovered that
a handsome headslone Tor grave had
been carried away Ia tho night. Where
the valuable piece OF marble was cIn.
veyed to has not been learned, but the
police have been notified anu are In
quest VI the monumental thief.
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CEDAR RAIDS, Iowa, March 10
The ], II. MORN company, extensive
egR dealers aud the owners o. ELK
ofoamerles near here, have failed,
local bank acquiring an attachments tho
nssets arc sos 900, the liabilities are 70.
porled ms slOJ, 600, involving Morse
Smith n o., Boston,. Who own tho
untiro sock OF the MORN 20, lne
tirm recently lost 100000 by damage TO
Uggs In atOrage.
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Competition So Necessary o. ur-o The
Production OF w1uhY uuic.ra, but there
g. 90 uss OF home manufacturer fun.
Ming ngalnst each uihUr Would 90 not
hu " ser fHr the producers o. Utah and
tnis iuicrmouttl.n region 10 unite I'm
niiWtut and LABOR Tor mutual rrJter.
li 80 Ihufu is room enough Tor al.
Live nuI Dot 1--we, anu unite in tho
g-mmOn cause Tor tne inicfe.ts OF the
West.
I have been dr5ssud ina home erun
ma 90 my NE, use I homo made r1au
aud worn home mssr shoes, havc btrn
Hi uH iIu frlduc' of this moud lain
cob, sud will dolly the worlI % pfoIucu
better nrc.sArIys tuuu Wprtu frUducu
right hero ht u0mH. HUug KNIT.
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Articles on Drawing.

Prof d. II. Augsburg Is furnishing
a series Of articles upon drawing Tor
the Northwestern Journal Of Edura'
tor, Of Lincoln, Nebraska. The hnt
article appeared I'm the March number.
Prof. Augsburg IL becoming deserye1ly
popular ~ an author upon the sublecI
Of drawing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Estate Of Almena Farr, deceased
Hearing on citation 10 executor 10
rouder account John A. GfOesbeck
having been examined, ho upon rc.
quest Of the executor was permitted 10
Tile uu amended account,
Several orders OF continuance were
msdo and this formed the mornings
business.
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! n III. city, no ~ i0lIovi

Tbs remaining stool, consisting Of
300 shares, To- subject 20 such disp0sl.
ton ns tue board OF directors may
from time 10 time determine.
r. Morris will hc president, Il. T..
Morris, vice president, Anl 3. II, Love,
secretary anu treasurer These Win
jos. 4. Wells, j. W. Summeihays auu
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Investigate the charges OF civil irreuu.
larlties nj San Fnncisco and other
cities. Among tho cities Included ~
the tour 81 inspection are u .Iver aud
Trinidad, Colorado; Lns Vegas aud
Albuquerque, Now Mexico; III Psso,
Texas Tucson, Arizona; san Ffnu.
cisco Callintni0. Reno, Nevada; PORT
land aud R1srburg, OREGON; Seattle,
SIP zane aud Wulls Walln, WasAihg-
TOM Helena and Miles CITY, Montana
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WAsnuNuIOS, March TO- rhe com.
missioner u the general land Office hiss
directed that all action on applications
Tor permits 10 cut timber on public
lands In Alaska bs Temporarily su'.
pended. The action 10 taken on recon.
mrndntiUn Of CJmmlsnlJutr Lam0'
reaux, VI the general land office.
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LAND y LIVE STOCK co.
Filing OF Articles with the County
Clerk lhIs Morning.

with Couuty Ciers Mcloy this day
were h.uI tho article, Of Incorporation
Of the Salem Laad q Live Stock com.
pauy, the object q which will be- tho
raising Of aud dealing 10 1.-Two stock, 10
do general rau0nlng business aud
buy anu sell real aud uerional property.
Tho headquarters will bo at Salt
Lake Ci,y.
The amount Of the capital stock l.
100000, divided into !, 1000 shares Of the
Iar value Of $40 zach.
The stockhOldrfs, an OF whom reside
m this city. nfp "a fUlIovt
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The case Of W. II. smith, tho man
charged with inioccntly Wsaulting
Mrs. Hannah Edwards, came on for
hearing before Police Justice smith
this attoruo1u, and after hearing the
testimony the judge ordered the dc.
fenuAnt discharged.
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J hu y. McKaar. now Boo Slug Sing,
ifr reported hyio'hccaled. just low
much tn town VIII lose iq not known.
II t. said she committee % Tar lhs
found y fhorlagu o, 100000 Ia Nc
Kart's acc sunts. III 'ucnds cay the
apparent shortage Ia uue purely T. his
lhus Of business methods Ia conduct
tug the ala "a Of tue town.
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Madrid. March lO.-A dynamite
Cartridge exploded today At Fnnle
Rebello, proyluou OF segovia, killing
one Orloual, the Judge, also the sactls'
tan OF n local church. IL IL believed 10
bs the work Of anarchists No ar
rests.
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rair nulidInv. at nnrEaiu.

CHICAGO, Mhten 10 rhc bids .1r
the luIchisc amt removal Of tue
Wurlu's FAIR buildings were open ~
the south PARK hoari t1Jny. TIE
be.t BID was sll5, lGJ lot hB ten largest
structures. The uogisiJn will 20 an.
ueuured Dext week.
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TnoM BLUErIELDs.

Inhabitants Leaving nscnuse OF the
NicaraguAns.
NEW York, March lO.-The steam.
&c Premier has arrived from Blucilelds.
lthTings tho intelligence that large
number OF tho Inhabitants arc leaving
because M aragua hos taken possession
u' lhat place anu adjacent country,
when heretofore belonged 10 the Mos.
quito reservation. TIE Premier smiled
ptrNl9usto the landing OF the tfoops
liom tue British man'0i-wRr Cleo.
ialIA.
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NEW NoRll, March 10 -Rcserve
aeeroA"ei $4,000; loans, increase,
soto,OOOi spooit, decrease, sl02, 900;
iebHl ltnders, increase, SOS, 900; dc.
u,l's, Increase, il,3j2, 900. Ine hanks
qlltemenls.
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onior Europe.

NEW YoRll, March l0.-Amoug the
passengers On the Cunatdor Lucanih
iur Liverpool this morning were Hon.
J. w. Black, u. 3. consul ut Nutem'
berg aud Melville T.. stone, general
manager Of the Associated Press.
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WIN oREAr PonP.
The Marriage of an American Gtri Ga
autlngiish Niscount. lis

LONDON, March lO.-rhe marriage
Of Mics Virginia Bonynge, the step
daughter Of Charles w. BOuyugt,
Caliiornis, % Nisc1unt Drerhurst, the
eldest son OF tho Earl Of Coventry, was
folemniEed this afternoon IN All SaiatH
church with great pomp and service OF
the full choral. The church was
crowded with representative and
brilliant assemblage, including Prin.
GEES Christian, OF sohltswig. holsloin,
many OF the American colony anu
representatives OF the English nritto.
crazy. The presents were mary ana
costly.
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Lectnre Ry Dr. TaImage.

DR.. James Il. ralmage will deliver a
lecture uudOr the auspices OF the
Mutual Improvement Association OF
sugar House ward, Sunday next, At
$3.50 pm.
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NKw YomS, March 10. ~ Stocks
opened Htn, with small changes In
prices, under the lead OF industfials the
market became strong with an up
ward tendency. Sugar pdvan sci
80 under heavy huyiug.
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FINE PRODUCTION MAP.
Miss Flora smith, Of the Washington
School, Proves Herself Az Artist

a very flno "produclion" map Of
Utah Territory was ssen lhs morning
at the office " 5upstinicr Dent Mills
piulh. The msp was executed by Miss
Flora Smith, teacher Of the fourth
grade, Washington school OF this city
ami h INTENDED 10 show Uuah's chief
resources by counliss. Il Is Represented
upon cardboard, the lakes appearing In
blue, the river system being Indicated
by tin foil, ami tue Ulunties, twenty
six In number, are represented by the
proauot which pruIOmiuates. For
instance: Emery county, coal;
Uiutsu, lsphaltum, San Juan, silver,
GOLD, copper, mica aui sulphur; Waah.
iugtou, copper aud ir0ui Cauno and
Utah, wheat; MillaTi, silica; Box
Elder, rye; summit oJunty, coal,
silver, gold anu LEAD and iron ana ~
on throug Ia this lisL
rhe losis IN h iu harmony with DE-.
Millspaughis lual, aud IN Onu Of the
most efficient tmuaus Of becoming nc.
quainttd with the great resources Oi
this Territory that can DO devised.
Miss smith mas certainly done well,
and IL 10 be oomplimeutsd upon tue
success attending her olJIts.
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n.RANr In,l.arLAnIrIEs.
A Shortage Of saooooo Reported
Vound BY committee

BRooKLYN, n. " March u
committee Of Grayeseud cla1sha "nv
have been examining the account u,
tue town are said to nave iounl many y
Irregularities. Bonds amounting ~
hal. million In possession Of "Ao'a
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nonns IN NEM YonK.
4 hoy FrishtfaIiy Iniused By an
Explosion.

New YOmS, March lO.-rhree bOy q
playing Ia tho sani lots at Wiiliam.'
burg In the auatchisliC neigAlJThoyt,
near where Johan Aiusy lived, found n
tin box containing six touhs. Oac q
the boys threw one ut a b1ulJer {
exploded, irjuring tho lad ig.gufully.
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DENyru March7,h, lsa
william p. OiMearn, E,qa

Dear Slr-Nuur favor uf tho l.h Iusa
received, tho chief having referred o. TO
mo Zoo give YOU tho information yul ast
for OR method oi feeding prisoner iH
by clu.rtc. We advertise iOr bids Tor
good suu4unIill meals. and OF course tho
lowest bidder, u responsible, is likely TO
go. tho contract. We hHvU uHuu
paying 100 cents uur mHHl Cor
y number Of yulrsi this yolr lhH ruu-
tract price 10 eight cents. a moll CON.
isis of broad. meat, potatoes aud CHugo
with soup aud vegetable thtou shines "a
week, all tn De OF good quality and Hut-
lclcnoy. We feed three meals day.
The food IL delivered no the Jal, cooked
and ready 10 boz served.
Yours. o'c,
Huuu SMITH.
lLy IAIl0-.
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WEBSTER coHING WEST.

"''Es@ OF 'lNil Service Irregularities
to be Investigated.
"AsiliNdToN, March 10. - Chief
Examiner Webster, OF the civil service
slmml,zion Is EN- route TO IEansas,
where he viii commence the work of
,nsttuCilng local civil service bonrds
"a 'He Wss'eTn states anu later will
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-25

The above ba'ance stonds to the credit of the
various funds as per Lreasurer's Balance
Sheet, dated Dec 80, 1898: