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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
School Notes.

The Murray public schools are pro.
pairing for a Christmas observance At
the close u the present term.
A social was held yesterday under
the auspices Of the school on -Four.
teenth South streoLot which Mr.. Gum
minss II principal, iOr the purpose VI
raising unds 10 increase their library.
A program was arranged for both
afternoon and ovoulnF, aud profitable
occasion was tue result.
rno teachers " Davis county had
an institute nj Farmingt0u, today.
Commissioner Lewis was expected to
be present aud 10 deliver An address.
The lew Presbyterian collegiate
building ia THIS city II well under
process VI construction, Rnd Il ca.
booted TO be ready lor occupancy early
next year.
The next regular meeting Of the Salt
Lake County Teachers association
viii be held in Superintendent A llen's
illce In the city and county building
on Saturday, Dec. 18Th, az 1880 u, M.
Mir. Perdue viii continue the sul jecl
Of arithmetic, anu Miss Caroline
smith physical geography.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Representative Mcguire Viii Oppose
The Funding Bill
AND STATES HIS REASONS why.
When the Interests on S27O00,O0O
Amounts to $4,000, 900, It is Bet.
ter to Fay the capital.

WARRINGTON, Dec. S.-Ropresenls.
live Mcclure, VI California, will max,
vigorous opposition to the effort to tax,
up the Pacific railroad funding bill.
lie will aiso coutest the measure Oh
the floor, II Chairman Reilly succeeds
IN having Speaker Crisp iSS time Tor
the bill before the holidays. Said Mr
Mcclure; CIT " true the bonds are
about 10 mature aud the governme nt
will have 10 meet them, but IL bas
lson paying interest on the ponds for
years anu these payments Tor interest
reach this amazing figure Of $4,000
coo, while the principal is only S27,-
O0U,O00. There should bo no alarm
therefore over the payment Of the pfiu-
uipal, when the government has al.
ready paid out twice rs much ne the
principal.
The main objection to the pending
hill IL that II extends for NIFTY years the
absolute domluion Of the Pacific over
the traffic OF the Wet. 10 alec limits
the security OF tue government 10 cof-
tain designated roads. IL Will DO better
n Congress lets the subject alone aud
makes no adjustment, rather than
make one Of disadvantage 20 the gov
eminent and 10 western development.
MoGulro was asked, 10 Congress did
not act, whether tho Pacific roads
would not lapse into government con.
tfol. "UndOubtedly they would, %
taid he, "and IL would be- a practical
realization Of government ownership
Of railways. IL would not bo necrs-
safy for the government 10 operate
them, however, unless private inter.
ests refused 10 carry them on. Their
forfeiture to the government would
follow the course OF any other mort.
gage forfeiture, and the notusl asaump.
ton Of government propfietOrship
would come some time between Jhnu-
AIRY /, 1895 anu January lS89.n
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KoIbI,.. ArT.s upon n pIan.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. s.--The
secret caucus OF tbs kOlh friends last
night adopted the following COM
promise rosOlutlon!i
"Resolved, That we &C, inside OF the
law, until the present session VI the
legislature closes, anu II q iair election
law IL passed, ~ we'll ne n fair contest
law, by winch the last state election
by the result In the contest; but 10 tho
legislature shall fail or refuse TO pass
the two acts above referred 10, OF shall
pass any oppressive laws, then We shall
call upon the chairman Of our eXecu'
tive Committee 10 call a state ouuvun-
ton 10 consider tue situation and adopt
some line OF action by which wo shall
DO given our righta,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
Mining Wan ,IIssInr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.--A mining
man named w. q. Bennett, who came
10 this STATE recently from 81. Paul,
MINI, has been missing 10 his friends
here for several weeks past aud they
are considerably worried about him.
He has OF late been operating In the
vicinity Of Grass valley, but his enter.
prises have not been financially sue
cessiul.
In 81. Paul Bennett was at one
time prominent man In real estate
circles, and was noted for his enter
prise ana business qualifications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

LoNDoN, Dec. S.-Reginald SAund'
ersOn, charged with murder on Noe
vember 20, Of the woman Dawes, In
Remington, was Arraiguod today. He
10 a tail, dark, well built youth Of gem
llomanly appearance. He seemed OK
tTemely depressed. The letter which
the police received from Dublin, Civ.
ing ths details OF how the girl was
murdered, was read. It was signed
"JRck-tho.R Ripper" Il 10 said 10 bo
in the prisJnuf'a handwriting. After
the formal evidence had been pre-
scented, the prisoner was rom ,nded.
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POIsONED MOLAssEs.
The DIoachsd Article Containing
kuIpbats OF Zinc.

The BIeaohsd ArticIe Containing
huIphsts Of Zine.
CoLuMnUs, o., Dec. s.-A startling
method OF adulteration Of New Orleans
molAssea came TO tho attention OF the
State Diary and Food Commissioner
McNeal. A very extensive dealer In
molasses and preserves sent him two
samples OF the molasses-ono
"bleaohedn aud the other "un.
bleached.D Those vino purchase this
article are aware that u large amount
OF light oolored New Orleans mOlusses
IL on the market. The manufacturer
In question states that this "bleaohed"
article Ia tho unbleaohed with sui
phhte Of zinc added. The zinc IL
poisonous. The manufacturer Ia ques.
ton says he has been forced TO bleach
his syrup In this manner In order 10
compete with the n CIV Orleans whole
callers who flrst inaugurated the prao.
tice. His conscience troubles him at
tho idea OF selling an article that 10
necessarily Injurious 10 the health and
for that reason he calls DR.. MoNeaPs
attention 10 II In the hope that he may
hs able 10 check the sale OF the
bleached article.
He also sent bottle Of the bleaching
solution, which 10 made by treating
powdered burnt zlnclwith sulphurous
acid. DR.. McNeAl will follow the
matter up ut once and attempt TO stop
the sale OF bleached syrup In Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

The fitting Of glasses IS an act that
should be- entrusted only to those who
have been specially trained. The same
relation should exist between the oc.
ullst and the opuciau as that between
the physician aud druggist the latter by
law Is not allowed TO prescribe mcdi'
cine, neither should any be allowed TO
Nc glasses unless they have had q
thorough collegiate training and are
competent to discern the difference De.
tween degeneration Of the eye and
anomalies OF rcifactOn,
Headache, vertigo aud many nervous
disorders are often caused by detective
vision the unconscious and sometimes
conscious strain causes reflex nervous
actions which eliminates in disorders Of
the system, which symptoms disappear
when the proper corrections are APP
piled.
Or Shelmerdine makes a speciality Of
correcting detective sight, and the
Strengthening Of C;uss-uyes without the
danger OF AN operation,
Many OF his peculiar methods are
original with him. and TO which can be
attributed his success.
what Hon. n. !. Gcnry,
the California Congressman, author Of
the Chinese Exclusion Act says OF the
doctors ability;
Am voarinE glasses for both Tar and near
vision, nuUi hy ur HuuImurlur lluF AFRO
perfect aud J. recommend him 20 all whose
Tuus. j. GEAUY,
california AuNHItaH man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
LITERARY NOrE

"Plei, Christmas Tale Of the
Wasalcn," Ia the title Of a little story
by Alfred Lambourue, that cannot
fail 10 be- Of much Interest 10 local
readers. IL IN built upon Incidents
familiar 10 mining communities aud
tue scene " iu Cottonwood canyon. 1t
hiugcs upon the suOwsiides, a subject
which the author seems 10 have studied
closely and hhudlud with great ski {.
10 mountainous counties the ava.
lanches % snow have furnished iscl.
deuts Tor many Thrilling story, ~ d
Mr. Lambourne's ,ilJrl 10 dep /
scene u that KIM IA the maj,s c
Wnsatcu range, the Alps OF the West,
Will DO received with interest. The
iiulo volume IL prOiuseiy illustrated
with views OF local scenery, giving
an idea OF the mountains uufing the
different seasons, as wella oil tue won
deriully beautiful lakes that feed our
clear mountain streams. The book
will be- ,ilered TO the public shortly
before Christmas, anu a. it 10 mighty
artistic Ia every respect, Il will be an
excellent giit, proper for that season.
IL Ia n work calculated 10 inspire love
Tor home anu admiration Of nature aud
will be an adormsnt 10 any library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
MURDER WILL our
rho chicago Mystery Clearing IN
Arrests Made.

rho Chicago Mystery s'ehriug Lp'-
ARRESTS uadrs
CHICAGO, Dec, 5,-JOhn b, Jersey
today confessed that no, together with
Edward Jordan, murdered a, ID.
Barnea, whose mutilstet BODY was
found in the french shipping case
yesterday. Boln Jeraey aud Jordan
are under arrest They were employee
uf Barnes, anu the motive Tor the
crime 10 thought to have been rivalry
hstweeu Jordan and Barnea Tor the
chief janitorship " the hiawatha
building, which position the murdered
man held, Jordan being his tirst assist.
ant,
Jordan has exhibited remarkable
GOODNESS throughout, having been tho
hrst 10 identify the body,
Jersey said Jordan, on the afternoon
Of the murder gave him some money,
told him TO get a few drinks aud be
back to work at s O'Clock that night.
When he re'appeared Jordan gAEcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

PANA, ILL.,, Dec. S. rhe Christian
ounty grand jury Indicted seventeen
lr0miuoui citizens Of Paua for gamoi-
ny, aDd suddenly adjourned Just ~
lmllnr cases we're to be- br ught TO its
,tIentlOu irom raylorville ami Moffi.
Ouville. There was also q sensatiO al
when that body a1iOurno 3, after being
IN session but few days. The PanA
gamblers will pay n 10 Of so each.
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Down from Logan.

President W. }. Kerr OF the h. Y.
College, Logan, lie in Salt Lake today.
lie reports an attendance Of 275 stuu.
ents Ia the several courses offered by
the institution. The college IA con.
stanIly aiding to it, library, thus
increasing Ia power for effective
work. Three new societies have
recently been organized among the
young mea, anu one among the young
laJies, which have Tor their object the
advancement OF the students,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
"Molecular Forces"

DR.. TalmAge's lecture on molecular
attraction, at the l.. d. 4. College
building last night, drew a large and
highly interested audience, which was
composed mostly VI young people.
rhe lecturer began by explaining &c
meaning Of the term "mOlecul.r,"
ste, anu how the various forces are
exerteI, being known 10 us under the
names Of gravity magnetism, anu also
attiaotivoH and fepullanla. In illualtat-
Ing the various features Of his lecture
number OF articles were uteI-
band Of India rubber, n stick Of cray.
on, pieces Of leaf, leaf OF gold, besides
various appliances 10 show the force OF
capillary attraction. Tue tendency Of
liquids 10 form spheres was beautifully
shown IN large flask iu which cOlored
nIids were mixed aud allowed 10
separate, forming beautiful col.rod
glouulus Of various sizes, each keeping
separate from the other, one represent
Ink the sun, aud the earth, vita their
satellites OF various dimensions. An
amusing illustration was also given OF
the tendency OF the air 10 cling to
surrounding bodies by blowing out a
liahted candle behind a bottle, and the
ALLURE 10 perform the same act by
blowing al tho candle between two
bottles, though the space between
Them was half an inch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
Not Till Monday.

sheriff Mcqueen hes Iclched the
conclusion that the i've dayp extension
previously granted Cor tho settlement
Of the Hot Spring. railroad suil ex.
plres Monday, instead ot touay, as
heretofore announced. The sale there.
fore Will not take place until O'clock
MonIay afternoon tina, is, 10 IL takes
ulnco nt all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

president Of each society .n THE SitEa
h urged 70 be prOHeu. hf.aelf Dr apnI q
representative. All officers aud mem.
bsrs arc most cordially inv.tpI l.
attend. me ptta1lnH Huth1rl'icti
Bishops and bretnreu interested in tins
charitable orSaniatilou arc also very
respectfully invited 20 Boo rresouL
ri. IsABELLA Horse, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
COMMERC
sALr 80 oLnARINu mousn.

FALL LAM AAthAhlNh hbhNkf
TOdRy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 90 sl43.Ol0. same day
last year, 1924 l57. Week. lgleaTlngs,
81 ,70l 2u7; same week last year, ST.
SOB, 825.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silyer, Of lead, $500.
London.-Sllyer, % 3.lBI.
ORE AND HULLtON,
McCorniok a %. received today.
Hanauer matte, S3,lO0; silver aud
lead, 81 $50. Total, $3.50.
r. X. Jones a %. received today;
Bullion, $500; ores, $500. Total
sl2,8)O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-Nlcholas Seguda,
a meat dcaior In Western street, was
murdered In bed early today. His
CLERK, Frank Heller who told the
police he was sleeping with SegudA
anu saw him shOt by burglat was
locked up. Mrs. Scguia, who toll
several conflicting stofius, h under po.
lice surveillance. The police place
little confidence In the burglary story
told by Heller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. Representative
" the rranP.contineutal Railroad line
have agreed upon a basis Of advance la
freight rates TO tho coast from all points
east. There will be- substantial advances
IN some cases ranging as high as bl@
rs per cent. The "details OF clatsiilcH-
lion will not be made public for several
DIVA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

'ursity OF Michigan football game on
Thanksgiving Day, has been found
mere hopolcssly unbalnucei mentally y.
Jvetstudy Is said TO have been the
suse OF his condition.
lie comes VI prominent Indiana
tmily anu 10 a son u the late senator
itafusiey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
ReIief SncIely COnferencp.

The quarterly conference of the
Relief b cleiy OF this Stake Of Zion
win be held In the Salt Lsks Asssm-
bly, H,ll In this city, on Saturday, DE.
cember To- meetings commencing at
10 o. 10, aud nan, as usual. Tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

WAsHtNGrliNi Dee. s.-tuiormallon
has reached iefe that the Chinese
government VIII appoint an amunss.
ador to proceed 20 japan sui treat Tor
peace. IL 10 expected that Count Ito,
and IN all probability Mr.. Mstsu, the
Japaueao minister % foreign ahairs,
will represent the Japaneso govern.
ment In the negotiations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
For the Defendants.

In the action tried yesterday Ia
Judge MerrlIps court, In which Arohi.
tect J. Hansen sued the trustees Of
school district No. /, Davis county, TO
recover Sl1l,56 rr professional ser.
vice, tho jury today brought In n
sealed verdict, finding Tor the defend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
munpERors rRAMPs.
They IsiII Their companions snd Rob
Them.

FosTORfA, Ohio, Dec. SIN dght
between tfamps In a box car on the
Baltimore auu Ohio train, two persons
were killed aud another fatally wound.
ed. Iha light occurred about mid
night last nj got. Tho murder was no (
discovered until the train had reached
this city. The dying tramp, named
Harris, says the murdetefs ahghtcd
from tho train before II reached Eos
tofla. Harris gave the names % his
companions a. Lessee and Morgan.
He stated that the men who did the
shooting were driven out Of "a garTet
yesterday and BEARDED the train at
Auburn. Tue shooting was solely for
the purpose VI robbery. sixteen dol
lars was stolen from Harris anu con.
siderable amounts from his compau.
ions.
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him to carry uuI tlo shipping case, aud
90 doing, some blond from the box ran
out toto Jercy's sleeve. He asked
jordan what that meant, and iho latter
told him there WIS dta man iu the
box, AMI lac had better Rep quiet
Badly scared, jersey kept silent until
tue terrors " the sweatU1z wrung the
story from him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

Elder J. NJ. ranu,r will deliver a
lecture before the Fourth quorum OF
Elders next Monday evening, In the
Sixth ward meeting house, at $3.50
O'Clock. All momuefs Ui the PfirH..
hood residing In the Sixth anu seventh
wards are invited TO Boo present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
w.sLI, nnpk slntement

NEW YORS, Dec. S.-Ruserve de-
crease, Sl8,ois,l5 loans. increauc,
fs,2T8, 400, specie, decrease, 81, 1851, 600,
legal tenders, decrease, 80 iJB, 800, de-
posits, decrease, sla,7S5, $40; cifcula.
tioB, Increase, 81, 100. The banks
hold 49,, 902,0jO IN excess OF the re-
quifements,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
THE NEW REMEDY.
Anu.ToxIne on TRIAL In san Frau-
eiaeU.

cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The fret
trial In this city VI anti.toxino cure for
Group and diphthofla IL In progress,
aud the results thus far encourage
hope VI tho success OF the new remedy.
The disease under treatment IL that
OF laryngeal diphtheria, otherwise a
virulont Group, and the patient IL an
infant Of seventeen months, The
child 10 OF Italian parents. When
summoned the physician, Df. Il. l..
DE Cofval, found tue babe In an al
most hopeless condition, and the usual
remedies produced no improvement.
He procured some anti'toxino ffem the
board Of health. Hypodormin injections
produced a remarkable change In the
ohildh condition, but DR.. De Corval
says II will b. necessary TO wait the
normal period. 10 complete the appar'
cut cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

CHICAGO, Disc. s.-Ground has been
brokru NJ Lake Geneva, wiz, TOR the
erection OF the Yerkes telescope. Tue
altitude OF the site Is l 200 faet above
tho sea and $3.50 feet above Lake Aiichi.
gan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
CARL nEAnnsLEY TouND.
Overstudy Unbalanced His Mind aud
He DiHhpponFed.

DETROIT Mich, Dec. Sword has
reached this city iTum the interior OF
Canada that Carl Beardsloy, the Unit
veFslty OF Michigan student who
nyatetiously disappeared from this
My whlla attending. the Cornell Uni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
Id . nal.Ing rowasr AdysrlI.ementg

CHICAGO, Dec. SIT was discovered
today that Rev. Conrad Henney, one
Of the most prominent Chicago
divints, had eloped with Mrs, George
w. Brandt, wife OF the manager Of the
Price Baking Powder company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
SILKS,
VELVETS,
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
Il Stock Of $4,000

Which will offer without Prime Cost and less
tile Eve OF December th First COME first choice Everything
marked n plain figures and displayed centre This does
not consist OF old stock but Choice, New Goods.
Elegant silks Neveis and Trimmings for evening and street
wear No lady afford to miss this opportunity and gentleman
should a buy his wife dress We do not resort to the
uonal and clap advertising and inform
patrons and the public object Is the
90 give Bargains and the second advertise feeling
assured this will lead to continued patronage.
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A Row Ilrom SAT- LhILe.

My vision has been wonderfully lupr1yci boy
tho glaHsCa that uT. rhrlmUrd.u ne prescribed.
Through them tHu world looks clearer and
more distinct than formerly, while Tor close
Wuf. they arc YUrF rrHifu tu Wy UtuH.
bGu NEiAuLus,
Secretary OF N9 Presidency, Mormon
Church
Z can read f0r hours With glasses lifted b.
Dr. rhoIWrGiIur's peculiar method. They
UINt my uyrs complete zoos
JAU. w. uHLENMAN,
o. b, tummiHuOutr,
ur, sholmOrdIue mltU llhor0uFh uElmIuB.
ton of MY tyvs, HuH tNr Ellhses hr prescribed
have improved mV N".HH wonderfully liuAlluE
Do % pleasure, whore before 10 WHs lIlluuly,
u. So. alllnlEI1
Tho Photographer
Having consulted high authority Tor my Dc.
fuGuyr siaut amt experienced poo huucIt At
thulr hands, 4 ava pleased 90 Say that br
shplmUrIIur H Che nrHI 90 pr08erbg glasses
hnt rIyg mF eyes perfect rlHr.
IT, IS. CANIWELL. ~. d.,
BAND 90 sUOTI AUERHACu BLOCK,
lr! SOUTH MAIN STREET
Con -ultution Free.
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ttsrnttnli ituu.Nati
Where msny kinds OF drills 10y child.
rem, boys and young ladies. Deem.
Dor lsib, o. Salt LnEe Theaior.
Naur ~ n Giri,
o. course, will expect her annual
Nmns present. We can furnish YOU
with uu elegant selection Of Watches,
Diamonds and Jcwelfy, 80 per cent.
below any 'welry use he town.
/. j. Waters, 81 h 40 First SIuth.
Established 1855.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE GRAY HORSE. ABOUT u YEARS
~ Old trou. gray name and tail,
Oro sorrgl mare. about li yyara old
one bay horse, about Do years OLD, white
doNu face, lrft fore foot white.
~ the above described animals Hrr not
claimed on or before December l-. lsHI. they
viii be- sold at city c.iray pound ntt m.
JOHN %. NATION.
puuuulUupUr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

Trades Karni,a, HRrni,ai.
Lcct1culnr Work. some 90 or 90
ondiug merchants are iatiug part.
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What Is More Attractive
Than q pretty face with a fresh, bright
complosionY For 60, use rouoni'H Powder
FOR SALE.

IguusE ANp LOT ital RODS on FIRST
4 Il EnHt street, IuurlO DttYs with good
cellar city water ami barn, lu excellent con.
diuon. Ttrma. half each, balance 90 be- paid
boz iuHlalmuutH, 90 reasonable interest,
4. ~. lhkEN, Tuuclr CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wohd's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-15
THE A.. 7. & S. F. R. R.
The Committee Of Reorganization will mme
diateIy Proceed to Work.

New York, Nov IA joint executive
committee for the reorganization of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Co., has been formed by the representa-
tivcs of the three existing committees,
viz: General reorganization committee,
London committee of bondholders, Hope
& Co, of Amsterdam Edward King,
president of the Union Trust Com
pany. which is IL trustee of the
general mortgage of the Atchison Topeka
81 Santa Fe Railroad Co.. has been added
to the committee and made chairman.
The other members of the committee
are: r. Somers Hayes, Edward n. Gibbs
George g. Haven, Adrian Iseiin, Jr., c.
Sligo de Pothonier Robert Fleming
John Luden and Victor Morowetz. Ed
ward n Gibbs has been made vicechair
man. C. C. Beaman and Victor Moro
wetz. counsel, and Mr.. Kobbc, secretary.
The joint executive committee, having
received the detailed report, made by Mr.
Little, has begun active work in the
preparation of plan for the reorganiza
ton of the Atchison and auxiliary lines.