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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
MINISTER RANSOM DENIES.
Has Not Reflected tpon the Mexican
Authorities.

WELDON. y. G., August 3.-(SpeciaL)--
sDecial 70 the Washington Post u
nbicb Minister Ransom is quoted as say
ing new extradit!on treaty is required
in order % prevent embezziers from
tho United states escaping eXtrailiion iy
using money among the Mexican au'N'.l-
ties. is entirety inC1rr e. = greater "'.s
take could not possibly nave Den ma -''
Minister Ransom h-- never sa'' ''.-
,,.o~i thar could reflect in the least ON
-, tr.yir,n officials boa any way, but Or
the contrary has always spoken o4 '"'''
ia the highest possible terms
VERY MUCH HURT.
He was seen here to-day by. your COR
RESPONDENT. and when asked II 20
was any truth I'm the statement az 'D....
~ birn said there was not. ana he was
a.. -, much hurt ard grieyei that such
s,.,en4nt should have been given out az
,..r,ir0 from him. During his stay ih
zfcyicg me officials showed him every
,.o.sif,le Kindness and consideration. al OF
which he fully appreciates.
CRUEL MULE THIEF.
" n Burren alias John Ball. said 10
- -, II. ,,d4r-ou stole A mule from q
,.o,,'sruan near Louisburg. rode n 20 Gas
~ aud tied 10 IN the woods, where me
moor animal remained for eight long, NOV.
tavs without food or water. When found
the null showed signs Of great suffering.
and lis mouth Was badly torn In its vain
Efforts 10 get loose. The thief was cap
,ured Yesterday and lodged in Halifax
lain He confessed 10 having tied the mule
in tn woods eight days ago. but says
he thought some one would have found
II sooner.
IL is said that a line of electric boats
will be- put on the canal between here and
Roanoke Rapids. the electric plan- 70
be at the latter place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

terday on the charge OF burning the
stable of Mr.. l.. NJ Davis near WOOD
ridge. on the i,h instant. The stable anu
It's contents were valued at S60o
II is expected that the Board OF Nisiiors
Of the university will meet ThuSsdhE
next TO elect a professor OF common anu
statute law. which chair was made va
cant by the death OF Professor John Is
Minor. Their are q number OF applicants.
Or. and Mrs. John T.. Turpln. OF Amerl-
Gus. Ga, are visiting in CharlottesViiie'
their old home
The Rev II W. Tribb,e ana chiidreh
are visiting relatives In Caroline county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
ExnIosion of .oGa-N alter I'm"
at Manassas.

MANASSAS, VA. August l''-'9P'-
ciall-Whne shannon and Frank horn
baker were charging a soda-fountain yfs'
terday. il exploded. and they narrowly
escaped being killed. The explosion &C.
Cured at the drugstore Of the former
where he and his assistant were trans
ferring the sodd-gas from generator 10
a tank. The gauge became clogsel' anu
they could not tell the amount OF pres
sure. and. without any warning, the
tank was blown into two pieces. one nall
OF il went up through the ceiling. max
ing hole large enough for man TO
crawl through.
Hornbaker. who was rocking the cradie
containing the tank. was thrown 70 the
floor and fairly dclugod with Sas "nd
water. He had one foot on the cradle
and his shoe was torn of ana ankle
sprained 10y the shock, which rendered
him unconscious for awhile.
II was a providential escape for them
both. for. had they been struck with the
living pieces OF copper tank they would
certainly have been seriously injured II
not killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
More Attractive Than Ever.

Messrs. Bailey 4 Clash have arranged
10 make their SUNDAY excursions 20 Old
Point and Norfolk even more attrac liye
and convenient than heretofore. lr
tickets 70 Norfolk will b soOi y. retuf-
on the steamer Louise al I'D =. d. ana
on the Cane Charles boat leaving NyriJ4A
~ $40 T.. NJ. and arriving AZ O!d Point
in time 70 take the train there; me
excursions give four hours az fs!hA
u .ach and i've houTs az Ocean WOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Going to Louisa Reunion.

r. L. Lee Camp. ". !. .Conielietri;a,tie.
last plgrt m c'rs.ier the invitation ~
Louisa Camp. Confederate veterans %
attend their reunion on August I2th.
The invitation was accepted ahI I.er
Camp will meet at the nail on + Flday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Tne special train 0f lee ana Ficke'i
camps VIII leave the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot promptly at ~ M rdli-
road fare 10 members ~ the Two camps
VII b 81 fnr the rnunl trlp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
strike Against Wage Reduction.

hundred and nifty weavers. employed ~
Hoyie Harris a Kaye, manufacturers @,
upholstery goods at Third street ana
Leigh avenue struck to-day against
reduction In wages OF cents and mills
rer ward. The announcement or the re-
duction was posted in the mill yesterday,
and when a committee Of the efnpioyet
waited on the firm and asked foi an eA-
tension OF time the request was refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Rich piiOxDhntc Find.

RALEIGH n. c., August l3.-(SpecialD
State-Geoiogist Holmes announces tne
discovery of valuable phosphate deposits
eight miles from Wilmington. y. C., on
BurRWyn. OF Petersburg twenty-five
acres OF the 1000 are fully explored The
phosphate bed IS three feet thick. IL -
composed OF pebble phosphate running
from - 10 - per cent. Preparations are
10 be made for mining and manuiac-
turing phosphate on the sp0t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

licenses of all iiquor-seliers who vioia'e
the Sunday law after September -p'n
chief Howard points with some priue
TO the fact that In the entire city tnete
were no arrests for drunkenness on gu"
day last. On the first S1boath Ioio"
ing the Issuance of hts strict or"ers TN
corning Sunday closing there were SIN
arrests for lntoxication: on the SUNDAY
following there were three. and on the
third Sunday there were four.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Notes from the County.

4 marriage-license was issued AZ t,e
Henrico County Court yesterday 20 Mr
1harie- l.. Dixon and Miss DAISY t.
kob!n~On
Lemm JOr1on was taken before justice
Vincent yesterday. charged with sim DIihs
IN place OF public resort. n =
future good b-ha nor. and ordered 70 pay
the costs OF The case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
uop.t Want 10 Fight in Cuba.

MADRID. August ls.-The mobilization
Of the pnenbers OF the reserve, who have
been cSled ont Tor service in Cuba con
tinues throughout the country. Inpush
much dissatisfaction is expressed az pc
ing ordered away from Spain, tne fnobll-
The mutinesrs OF Goronda. Tanala- ana
Mstaro have been punished by having
the time Of their service in CUBA ex-
tended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Excursion 10 jamestown.

The officers Of the steamer Aflei WIN
give an excursion 10 jamestown on fu-
day. the icth. The steamer VIII i.ase the
Danvfile wharf Manchester at 100
o'clock. and Richmond at O'Clock sharp
Street-cars Will meet the boat on the re-
turn trip. The officers VIII see tnat thsir
be a full string band on board In addition
70 the orchestriop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

Springs this afternoon there was de-
v0tional service. conducted By Judge
come by Rev. VI. l.. Kealcr: response
by the president. n. u. BrOushton. OF
Raleigh and II song service. CONDUCTED
by the director j. ~. Ruebush, OF Mary
land.
The ChautauqCa sermon WAS preached
By Rev. j. O. Adams OF NadesDOro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA ALLIANCE.
IL IL Going Into Manufacturcs-lhc
Organization Growing.

RALEIGH y. c, August B.-The
ninth annual session Of the North Caro-
lima state Farmers Alliance began to-
day at Cary, near here. j. ". Mewborne
presides. and sixty-eisht delegates, re-
presenting as many counties. are pres
eof The delegates We're welcomed by
MAYOR Angler. and J. ". Denmark re-
gponded. In his speech h stated that
il was the purpose Of the Alliance 70 20
into manufactures and 70 make Cary it,
manufacturing centre. President New
horne delivered his annual address, and
said the Alliance was making large gains
in membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Execution In England.

LONDON. August l'-Rohert Hudson.
who was recently convicted of m" T.r-
der OF his VIZ. and child. WHO'S bodies
were found buried on She.usiev Moor.
Yorkshire. last June was hanged 30 Itll
~ York this morning. he made no con-
le.s.yn. and lL.nLaN-L groL. -L--..-ue-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Euren. Man. Die. suddenly.

WASHINGTON. August lS.-Eugere
Mas. formerly well-knoyn variety
actor and song writer. died suddenly Q,
the Hotel Enrich this morning. Sulcids
Is supposed 20 have been the cause. MA
had done nothing for some yrs's, ann
recently had been despondenf. Inc cofo-
nsr viii investigate the ease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

Judge Lamb held a short session OF the
Chancery Court vest ,rday morning, Dut
no business Of public interest was trans
act Il. The Judge IL much improved IN
health. but y not yet entirely well; ana
Will return az once 20 th- country. Judge
left here The 18th Of July,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Tin-PIate workers strike.

NEWCASTLE. PA. August me
hundred and nifty isborers employed a,
the Newcastle tin-plare mill have gohs
out on strike demanding an advance OF
10 cents per day IN wages. They row re-
ceiye 70. but want N.3. heEtge'
Greer has promised a decision by ihufs-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

Tho next meeting VIII D. held AZ FaFh-
Place church on the second sunday IN
September. Board meeting at Broad
street church on the fourth Sunday In
this month at ( o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Bargains.
Biz Cut & Prices Oh Groceries.

DlN IlL " liAAso VI OlNtAliN9s
Best Graduated sugar. pounds FOR e-..
Caret Wine. oc. 3 gallon 0ine sum-
cn.oped Beef I5c per pound.
Fresh So1a-crackers, s.. per pound.
country Hams. llc. per pound.
Sei-slit. ior .atn ...... z -. Eo4ni.
small California Hams. -. per pound
Mocha ana Java Cote .. 2je. POUND.
Puf, Leaf Lard. T.. per gound
New North Carolina cut HerrluSs. -.
per dozen. or SO Or f-barre-
Large f-Str.ng Bro0ms. &c.
Try our -. Tea. its better th1n you
vanilla and Golden-DTip Syrup. &c -,
0il cider Vinegar. years oil. -. Ver
gallon.
pounds best Country EItfer f1r -
Sugar-Cure4 shoulders. ,r iT pound.
SHREDDED Cocoanlt D.. per pllnl
NV Irish Potatoes. l5c. peg pr-<.
Large packags EOraN. o..
Matches &C. dozen.
Large California PrInes. POUNDS 20
jap Brand Roasted. IN i-p0uni papers
DC per pound Java ana lAsujFA.
pure Lard. c. per pound
l-pounl can cornell itfri ~.
Large bottles Ammonia. o..
II, dozen Sew North Carolina Bos
Herrlngs for 2Jc.
Ported Ham and Tongue. o.. caL.
Pure SgsaF-SyTgp. l5c. gallon ..,
Good Tea. - per pound. .p9l a' 3D'
Pure Rye whiskey. years ~. J. per
siiver-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold s. - ~ -lc. SACK 49,,
Snowflake Patent Family Fiolf .e''
81 0r Do sack -
Xxx Fancy Family Flour. pef isit'~
6 - or &c. SACK. .t
Rest Ctty-MIi- Meal Or per bis.'-
Cooking Butter. sc. pr i24.l
Prlce-llst mailed 90 app .atlyn.
is2O and iEz e1sf haln street,
Branch store, &c east MARSHALL 80,
Phone ai6 ar ~ ~ " - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
I.Ionao, ,,a I.roxniso.

LONDON. August Iz-The King OF the
BfiSans has arrived in London on
brieY pleasure trip. During MS stay mere
he will preserve the strictest ineosni'o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

no development. iu th- police case to-day
The matter has been pos tpOned until TO-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

KNOXVILLE. TENN. August l&-T1e
furnaces ~ III Embrecyill- Iron COM
i'a-t September 18th They have "a cl-
paCity " - tons ~ metallic iron pr day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
nrn,,neh TT H-mfifon

HAMPTON. VA. August 13.-tspecial)
Ida Mott. a girl about - years Of age
fel into the river from q row-boat this
evening and was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD the
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA by TIE VENDOR AND THa
yESDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
ACROSS THE RIVER.
DEATH AND FUNERAL OF An AGED
MANCHESTER LADY.


Mrs. Elizabeth I.uffmire died Mon'ay
evening AT her home. No. 3l2 west Thir-
teenth street, in the 18Th year Oh "''
age. The funeral will take place TINS after
noon at 5 O'Clock from the residence S"e
was the widow Of Mr. Henry Luifm're'
who served through the war OF M MIS-
r.urrmire was one Of the few widows oi
this mar, of the state who received PEN
sion from the United states Government
und r the 1872 list. She was weli-Aho"h
and highly respected lady. Three chliuIe"
survive her-Messrs. George, Henry, ana
Wick Huband. She leaves thirty grand
children and seven great-grandchiidr- IL
COUNTY COURT ADJOURNED.
The August session Of the County court
Of Chesterfield has adjourned for the term
\ considerable amount OF cnancery Dusi-
ness was transacted. and one jury cas-
considered-that OF HiX against Cole. Tor
$50 damages for killing a h,'Ipt'los, az
irry failed TO agree. Among the VISITORS
at the court were State-Senhtor failsH
and eN-Cougress man q or6e - Nist.
Mary Susan Moss and sandy Johnson
d,,to colorep were before the Police
rourt Yesterday morning. charged with
dehting Johnson was discharged, ana
Moss was fined SD
Ssllie White. Maria HiN. ana FeOrge
Xix (all col0redD. were charged with hght-
ing and creating disturbance. They were
iined g each
W. J. Bass was charged with riding his
bicycle on the pavement, in violation "t
the city ordinances. This case was post
Ioned until this morning
Messrs. Cogbhl, Of Chest rfield; Wells
Of Manchester: Monteiro Of Goochland,
ana Ward. Of Powhatan, chairmen Of
the Democratic committees in this send-
toriaI district, will hold conference IN
this CITY at a near date 10 decide what
dav the Material convention viii De
h-l-.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. \. j. White. Of this city, received
q telegram Monday. stating that MS
father Mr. Cephas \. white, was dying
al his home. In Lunenhurg county. MI
White is one Of the Oldest citizens IN
that county. and Is aged - years. HIS
son LEFT Immediately for that place.
Mrs. Decatur Forsee. who has beeh
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Petit leit
Yesterday morning for her home, IN
LynchburE.
Mrs n J. Bolton ana children have
y t,rned from South Boston. Va. where
thew have been visiting for the past
fortnight
Miss Carrie Allison IS considered very
Ul at .the residence Of Mr. Henry Gary
N SwarsDo-O'-
Mrs. J. ;. sykes and family are visit
ing in North Carolina.
Misses Maggie and Annie Herman. Of
Newpor, News. are visiting the Misses
burgess in this city.
4 marriage license has been issued in
the Clerks office Of the Hastings Court
10 Mr.. James T.. Williams and Mss Mary
l.. Brown.
Miss Ruth Fore is visiting relatives at
Robes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
nucrioN sALEs-rhl, DAG.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD The
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEE.
DAB YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA by THE VENDOR AND TIA
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

WANTED TO BORROW FOR FIVE
WEARS. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
on suburban i-nrl 81 fIf miirr n.itn
~ City. Address WANTER. au li-lr
FNET WANTED = WANT TO RESI-
4 SMALL FARM. with good t.liinsF
Pielms.t or hll country ireie'rrl. q.
flU description and rent wanted ID
WILSON. station 3. Richmond Va
an lf-lr
WANTED. BOARD rs a PRIV Alt
FAMILY fOr % man ami wif" and o. }pii-
NAV. AG-t Do rrt-1rat-e 3rl near li--
ratch Office. References rs hanged. Ai-
dress BOARDEH. Dispatch Office.
al 1910
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. POSITION EY 4 THO
Man. Fourteen. year,. exper.en,ce 20
dr.ss o. a. g.. ,h.s office. au 1910
YOUNG Mas. 3. WILLING 10
work desires SITUATION. e. f.. vs..
care ~ Dispatch. au l'-it
A NORTHERN YOTNG MAN De
SIRE~ POSITION % aIr kind. willing
and honest. vs.. McG.. care VI Dispatch.
GA il-lts
a NATURALIZATION H0LLINs INsTI-
TUE with ten years ,Xp-r nee 20 tcl-
ing wishes SITUATION To TEACH
English French Music. Singing. etc. =
Lady wishes q situation as copylst OF COM
pani0n 10 lady. Nirsiniaus. Best teStl-
monials. etc. furnished. stains terms
Teck Post-Ofiice, King william county
Va au N-Zt'
WANTED "A WHITE MAN DESIRES
\ SITUATION AS HoSTLER OR
DRIVER. Well acquainted lu the city.
Address ", care Of Uptown Dispatca.
au lt-'t
WANTED. SALESMAN FOR SOUTH
EASTERN STATES Liberal salary ana
fxpen ses. Also. side-line men. CALlFOR-
| MA CIDER COMPANY. New York c.ty.
WANTED. \ FIRsT-CLAss COOK FOR
TWO WEEKS. 70 take the place "
/ regular cook who is away temporarily
| Good wages and igh, work. Address Box
/ -. Richmond, Va. au 1885,
+ WANTED ~ 4 VIRGINIA LADY.
} who is a COmWunlclnt Of the Episcopal
/ Church. a SITUATION 20 teach Do a
/ private family The usual Enghsn9
! instrumental. or as COMPANION Refer
/ ,nces given and required. Address
TEACHER. care Dispatch. iu h-ii'
/ WANTED A SITUATION A. ORGAN
( IST AND CHOiR-TRAINEK. Protestant
1 Episcopal church preferred. Also. aT
/ MUSIC-TEACHER ia school or private
! classes. Many years Of experience and
! changed Address c., care PCstm ester.
! Houston. Halifax county. Va. az .9-il'
WANTED. THE PRINCIPALsHIP OF
! SOME GRADED OR HIGH So HOOL Bf
4 YOUNG Man three sessions - VIII.
! liam and Mary College. Who has had
] experience as principal ~ a graded
/ school Can furnish any number Of refer
| ences and recommendations. VIII teach
! AN the higher branches Address ~. r..
| care Postmaster New Store. Va.
! az li-Su& Wa
| WANTED. GOOD COLLECTORS.
| who must also b. K0od solicitors. for the
| INTERNATIONAL FRATERNAL AL
| LANCE. Policies Of NE Insurance cost
! ing from - cents 10 - "A month on the
] celebrated "best-0n-earth'a plan. Apply
| a. ONO To ~ II. COLEMAN. city mana
au n-su& W2t
WANTED. BY An 4. T.. OF HAMP-
| DEN SIDNEY. a POSITION A. TEACH
German. English. Mathematics. and the
sciences. Best references. ". n. T.
aue.7ili.it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

LOST. srHA,ED. AND FOUND.

Iosr SUNDAY EVENING. 4 fvt, -. -
yXttirE ROY TERRIER. slin 80
marx on forehead. No reNara ~, ....a,i'rr.
for him. and al pstues tofofmailoI
20 80, Nil oe thankfully f;cee,' 80
east Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
NOTICE.


Pursuant 20 p decree entered D. the
DE-. 10th day ~ July lsHl. % the chauo -
suit Of H.. Balls executors u.s. Tyler
E.arfs ana others ! 1850 seu publicly
20 tho highest bidder 30 Charles 'l3
Courthouse. Ola
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER o. iSt.
The two following-descrOoI TRAI"rS or
LAND. situated BOO Charles cry county
near James rlNer-to-Wit.
a TRACT of LAND called 'SHLH.
WOOD FOREST containing eleven DROP.
dre.i acres. more or Jess. adjoining lfNia
~ W d. CIcrton. John J.. Major f.
D. Wallace. and others being Same tract
of land formerly own by John IylrH
Also u TRACT or LAND called rose
HILL" ar "MDf &TcASiLt =, aiiD.n.
irg the above trace containing l-' acres
more or Jess. and being san. tract ~
land purchased Dy Julia a.. Tyler from
W 81. Gi0nton and nfc.
T'hes. tracts Of band VIII b. so.d srpi-
ratrly. They are fine residential seats,
convenient % school chlrehce. unl 'l0fc.
TERMS OF SALE. The whole amount
~ r.rchHsc-mDrav VIII Dr. rrfllirl IN
-l4F ana utle ~ the land VII DE- r..
tliual until conveyances are 'r4eiei -
For further information aprly 20
MANLY 81 BARNES.
SracIai tlwmissIonrf
Boul ward. %cw Kent county NJ
certify that the h0ui required ~ spe-
cfsl-C0muiseirn 81 ~ Barnes i' fr-
cree mentioned jig the foregoing noi--i
mas d '' join T. MAJOR.
clerk Charles cry Circuit Court
an 2-SaIf& f%lh hA1f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
GALE or BAKING UTENSILS AT
~ ATCIICS.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18Th. "a y
clock. / will SELF a. No H8 north $ conI
street. for account OF Mrs Jacob Keith,
who IS declining buslnees. the Full stock
Of Raking-T Utensils used in the baking
business formerly conducted AZ above
number. and consisting ln part n ir0uga
Pans, BCxes. Pals. YraH-Tubg efc-iu
fact. everything pertaining % a COM.
PIETE BAKERS OUTFIT
+. ID. SEABRiGUT. Aucti0noor
W. j. Puryear. Salefm ava i3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Bsptist sunday school Chautauaun

RALEIGH. y. G.. August i3."CSpecial)
At the session Of th- North Carolina
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-17

clear, with the exception of the bonded
Indebtedness, which is 100000, the Sc
curitieS running for a period of twenty
years and drawing interest at the rate
of 6 per cent. The block sold was one
quarter of the issue, or 100000, and it
is anticipated that the remaining bonds
will be f1oated in the very near fu-
ture.
At the meeting of the board of oil
rectorS Of the sugar company held on
Monday the announcement was made
in an unofficial manner that portion
of the bonds were about to be sold by
Mr.. Cannon, who is in New York, and
yesterday morning a dispatch received
from Mr.. Cannon requested an order
for the old ten-year bonds now lying
in the vaults of the Security Company
Of Hartford, Conn, in order that he
might be enabled to secure the pur-
chaserS of the new paper, awaiting the
issuance of the new twenty-year
bonds. The necessary authority was
telegraphed to Mr.. Cannon last even
ing. Another meeting Of the board of
directors of the company is to be held
this morning for the purpose of acting
upon several matters in connection
with the floating of the bonds. Having
already disposed of the securities the
company has, of course, no other in
terest in the matter than to see that
the delivery is regular. Another print
ing of the bonds will be ordered at
once and then the old paper will be
taken up and destroyed.
General Manager Cutler, of the COM
pany, stated last night that while the
bonds had sold for a satisfactory price,
they should have brought par in any
market. His reason for this belief is
that the sugar industry of the United
States and especially that of the sugar
beet has a great future before it and
the revenues from that source will be
heavy in the coming years. There is
every indication that this season will
be a splendid one for the Utah indus
try, reports of failures in the crops be-
ing received from nearly every other
sugar producing section, with the ex-
ception of California, where the yield
will be heavy. Operations have COM
menced at the Chino factory and it is
anticipated that in the neighborhood
of one hundred thousand tons of beets
will be treated in the works This
great quantity of beets should produce
about twenty million pounds of sugar
Advices from Cuba and the southern
states are not of a very encouraging
nature for the sugar people. Here in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-17
COMPLETED the Drain Tunnel.

Having completed the drain canal
for the emptying of the west end Ct
Beck's Hot Springs lake. and thereby
carried the work up to the limit for
the present. the New State Irrigation
company, which was organized for the
purpose of retaining the great tract
of land lying north of the springs, has
practically ceased operations and is
awaiting the action of the appraisers
recently appointed for the purpose Of
passing upon the value of the lands
involved in the recent suit commenced
in the district court. This suit was
brought for the purpose of preventing
the construction of the company's ca
nal through an addition on the west
side of the lake and it is thought that
the appraisers viii settle the matter
at once and for all when once they
get down to work. The company is
prepared for an active campaign and
is anxious to get down TO hard work
in order that the construction OF the
canal system and the placing OF the
pumping station may be accomplished
before the end of the open season.