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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28
Monday. June -.
The KenIuoky's silver fight is on.
oklahoma's gold rush was u fake

The KenIueky's silver fight is on.
oklahema's gold rush was fake
Dole still hopes for the annexation Of
Hawaii.
Rosebery has resigned aud salisbury
IL called 10 form n new Mini stry.
bob Filzsmmons's trial for killing
Con Riordan comes up to-day at
Syracuse.
Two killed and thirteen wounded in
an explosion on the whaleback steamer
"Christopher Columbus"
The Chinese Consul-General and staff
arrived at Shanghai on Sunday. The
Japanese flag was hoisted at Pekin on
Sunday
No announcement has been made rs
yet concerning the Dominion Govern
ment's intentions regarding the Mani
toba schools.
The Augusta Victoria" gounded In
the Baltic canal yesterday, and was
towed 10 siding till the canal should
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

H.B. Wright went to salt Lake on
Monday,
John Maxwell made Il business trip to
Park City ON Tuesday,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lyons, Herbert A. LYONS
and Miss X. Evans went to salt Lake
ON Thursday.
John X. Maxwell has moved his
family TO the shingle mill, IN Weber
canyon, for the summer.
The little childoi Mrs. L. NJ. West
has been quite 10 this week but is some
what better at this writing.
peoa will celebrate on the ith Of July.
A committee OF arrangements has been
appointed aud IL Il expected that an en-
joyable time will be had.
Squirrels have begun to make raid
ON our gardens, and in SEINE places are
quite numerous and are working
havoc with all kinds Of vegetation.
Land Is drying ont fast and where
the frost did 70 much damage to the
crops 10 is badly in want Of irrigation,
which is being done ne iase rs possible.
The weather Tor the past few days
nas been very warm. a good shower
would do great amount OF good just at
this time, and the prospects are that we
will have one before this Is in type.
Oscar Wilkins had the misfortune to
have one Of his horses severely hurt on
Tuesday. Il seems that one Of his sons,
while blowing, had a colt hitched M IN
the team the colt IL a fractions animal
and started 10 run away the lines
broke, the pillow was smashed and por-
ton OF It striking one OF the horses on
the leg, cut cash over am inch deep
aud three inches long which will lay
the animal up ioI some time TO come.
As usual, the colt that caused the
mischief got OF without scratch.
Subscriptions to the agreement to In.
in and put up telephone poles still
come right along. The last names are
Stephen Walker, polesi j. A.
Marchant, ~ poles Arthur Maxwell, o
poles and A. q. II. Marchant, police.
This makes 30 poles subscribed out Of
the l2O which we are to furnish, and
they will be bad on time. The desire
now il TO have the line extended from
Kamas to Peoa as soon As possible and
by September Let at least. II would
be well for the committee to zee that
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

designations Of the Roschcry Govern
mont are announced In Parlimcnt.
The so,crnmcn gold reserve il again
above the hundred million mark.
Congressman McCrary thinks the
salisbury Ministry will encourage
himeiallsm.
The shortage oiihc late Simon Jacobs.
city treasurer Of Butte. l. found 10 be-
t505laG7.
The boat race between Columbia. Cor
nell aud Pennsylvania was won by Co
luinba.
The most p7Ncriul pfoicctilcs yet con-
triyed ARE To be tested by the govern
ment this week.
Emperor William complimcnted Adj
miral kirkland oh the ine Appearances
OF the American cruisers Of Kicl.
The Baltic and North sea canal
must be drrdged before II can Lee put To-
any practical use. Several vessels have
NNfN HifhNutWs
Anton Matter, a rcpuicd anarchist OF
Allaghany City, committed suicide by
placing a bomb In his ear and touching
itoii. The whole side Of bis head was
blown of. lie was 81 years OF age.
A dispatch from socotfo. n. NJ, saws.
The bowling Of dos this afternoon at
tncted attention To an arroyo north Of
the Catholic cemetery In this city,
where the hali'huricd body off. C. An
sop, a printer who disappeared Feb
ruary 4ih, was found. The head il mis-
Sing, and there IL evidences Of his
having been murdered. A coroncr's
jury will investigate Tomorrow.
Another mysterious fire on the Pre-.
sidio reservation at San Francisco des-
iroyed the post cantoen and severely
burned the harkecper. Ernest Ralph, q
discharged soldier. Ralph was asleep
oi'-bls haAk s.aRsl $780, ,s, s.l-ss.l -..s..ll
the hames bad made much headwny.
His recovery " doubtful. The disirue-
ton OF the building will entail loss of
5000. Colonel Graham ascribcs the
fire to an incendlary, probably the same
man who burned the gunshed last week
destroying property valued at $4,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

The Denver water troubles are colmi.
mating In riots.
Work has been peaceably resumed at
the Occur d'Alene mines.
A crisis IL on in Great Britain and the
Cabinet IL supposed TO have resigned.
Spanish papers are angry at the de-.
mand Of the United States in the Mora
claim.
The railroads win In two special ac-
tions in the Federal District Cour; Of
Montana,
The action Of the League Clubs con.
yen,ion in Cleveland h regarded as a
victory Tor silver.
It IL expected that Germany will call
the international Monetary Conference
beior' October 10Th.
Boise, Ida, June 22.-special TO Trib.
une.-At Silver City the murder case
against William Thomas was tempo.
mrily postponed, permitting the case OF
Peeler Foster, for the killing Of William
Gates on November 7th last to be tried
first. The latter case Is now on.
81, Louis, June 22.-At Webster
Grove, a suburb Of this city, between 3
and o'clock this afternoon, DR.. Frank
sitle shot and instantly killed Mrs,
Jane Peterson, his sisterin-law. Mrs.
Peterson's sister, Mrs llorish, attempted
70 stay HE murderous aim, and Settle
dred at herr she fell with bullet In her
breast. Settle then pressed the pistol
against bis head and sent ball into bic
own brain. lie dropped dead They
had quarreled over the division Of a
small property.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28
moYTsyILLr.
Herbert crit'endcn came homo ,Icl
lnst mnDL

Herbert Crii,enden came homo sick
last week.
Mr.. Frank Nlfs Of Evanston was
here visiting his iolks or T'riday.
Mrs. WIN. steadnal I West Jordan
Is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. BEN
jamin Brown.
The cutting irostsoi the 10Th and 18th
insis. have killed at least hall tho winter
wheat that was in the boot. A lil.e IN
stance has not been known hero Tor
twenty-five years. w.
The .avages Of tho gophcrs arc be.
coming alarming. They have already
cleaned oil many acres ofwheat on the
upper lands Of our little town. Many Of
the systematic farmers are diligently
trying to nd their farms Of them by
poison and lead, but their efforts are
futile without the united effort Of all,
which might be encouraged by orr
county court giving small bounty for
their tails. Uintah county, wyo, hay-
Ing only one 20 our ten Il allowing a
bounty Of re cents Der tail Tor eech
gopher caught.
George Brazicr Of Salt Lake passed
through here on Saturday. w
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28
SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
AZ ih" Important Events ~ th. w.rk
condsnssd Prom N, Lst.s, r.i-rraphic
pispa'oh's Prom Here. There aud
Eset, vbste


'"i""Ni dunt ",
\ severe hail storm damaged Min.
nisoia crops.
China may take American silver for
The Japanese indemnify.
Rosctery government wa defeated IN
the Holsc Of Commons.
Union Pacific officials are disturbed by
the action Of the American Loan and
Trust Company.
The Duke Of Can bridge will retire
from the post Of Commandcr.ln-Chicf Of
the British army.
Transcript, b. the appeal from Judge
Gilbers Short Line decision have been
iiled 10 San Francisco.
Ludwig Larson was appointed po.tmas.
ter at karluk, Alaska, to succeed W. NJ.
Taylor, resigned.
Empcror William laid the last stone
In the Baltic and North Sea canal. aud
chrIsiened !, the "Khser wilhelm
Canal"
Chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee Of California has been asked
10 call convention to consider the
silver question.
Eastern opponents Of free silver coin.
age are dissatisfied with the course oi
the National Republican League In fail.
ing to adopt platform.
The Republican League convention
adopted the Patton substitute, elected
NJ j. bowling OF Minnesota secretary.
aud adjourned sine die,
Private letters state that rs soon a.
Japan's troubles In Formosa shall have
been settled, Admiral Ito viii be sent
to San Francisco with the "Mai,ushima'
aud two or three other yessles Of hi,
feet.
A dispatch FROM Rio de Jancirc
says that great disorder exists in Per,
nambuco. The governor 10 acting In NJ
arbitrary manner, uuspcndiny news
papers inimical 10 him, and locking ~
persons opposed 10 him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

haqkbnrry, Arif., June 25.-From
Peach Springs COMES tho story Of the
finding q a arFasi, o. baider rather,
'oi pp.e silver, tncl, az there has been no
record 81 liline hieiofy d mining in the
resi. The builder Ntighed haifa ton,
pndiis sslae i snynherp IRON 5000
e Qppqo IL was found by William
TUCKER and John Doyle, both are old
prospeesoe. and they hayc kept the fact
y ihemselype heretofore. because Of the
chance that tbefe was more silver where
lhia lump came from and thew desired
y So fhe best location for themselves
before letting ne isstoi the world I.ao
sbs secret,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

Two gpyerhmcnf sapisonp enrrender
20 the cuban,lnsuggepir.
admiral dc CANA, the ianatas l,razil-
ian rebel, cou,mitied shltlde.
Treqspfy balance shee,s lor June viii
show 4 surplus, instead 81 adeheit.
British boards, q tiads sond . memo
rial y the new Chancellor Of the Tx.
ehsqner protesting against any change
10 The currency system.
Tho keniprky Democrats adopted Il
platform endorsing Cleveland and Car
llsle, and nominated General Hardin,
the free coinage candidate. for governor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY our ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.
The Events ~ the Week From Nearly
Every Tawn 10 summit County what
"The Times" Representatives ua,-
Pound 10 write Ntuut.


Asrccial meeting ha. been appointed
for july iith.
Mrs. Lois Mitchell has gone 10 Salt
Lake to remain tor some time.
Provo strawberries are selling on the
streets three quarts for 20 cents.
Mics Hattie Malin Of Rockpori il stay.
ing in Kamas for few days.
Lumber is being shipped in large
quantities to rars City. This looks en-.
couragiug.
Misses Peariani Annie Pack and Miss
Lizzie Thomas are in salt Lake on pleas.
ure bent.
Andy Leonard vas recently made
happy ythe arriya. Oinother baby boy
Al are doing we'll.
The dry goods man, who always has
bargains for sale, 8. located Tor few
day. NJ Pack * l.amhert's hall.
Miss samh Shores, with her brothers,
Will anu james. we're ont from Salt
Lake last week visiting Mr. aud Mr..
Vim. Evans.
The many friends OF Oscar Eskel,on
will regret 90 learn that the s.a,v OF his
health has uecessiia'ed his release from
his missionary lab1rs In the Southern
states. The gentleman, who il very
~, returned home Monday.
W. II. Banch Of Coalyille was a
visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.. ".
r, PACK, Jr,, on Saturday lasi. He wac
accompanied by Miss olive Branch Of
Price aud Misses Winnie Burton and
Minnie stoweil Of salt Lake.
John lIoyt Of North Kamas is build.
ing pavilion In the grove above the
Hoyt residence and expects TO provide
Amusement for the public ON the Fourth
OF July. No doubt It will make pleas.
ant change, for Johnny generally makes
a success Of MS undertaking..
Your correspondent was informed
Sunday that pr. Lawrence had just been
called to Woodland to atienia little
son Of Oscar Eslclson, who met with a
serious accident about week ago. The
boy, with another, was choPping tree
down to obtain birds nest, when one
Of the axes glanced and struck him in
the knee, splitting the knee.eap and
otherwise iniuring Il, The LIMB is In a
bad condition. &.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

have been dfeiged to cnahlc her to pro.
cedc.
Tampa, Fla. dispatch report newsofa
battle in the province Of Santiago. Cuba.
In which son Of General Campos was
said TO have been killed.
Harvey II. Noble, SINGLE. and Fred
Joslyn, married, and iether Of five snail
children, were drowned at Peoria. H..
while returning from listing irip.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-28

was here On Tuesday.
a dance party was held at .. Moore
residence on Saturday night.
I'D Chapman. the Evanston. wyo.,
meat man, was here on Saturday.
Ed Rees and Wife Of Coalyille were
visiiors here on Saturday aud sunday
T. Lambert's sheareis are in mli 60.
lie started uP his works on 'Saimduy
The Misses roly Crompiom aud
Lisric simms Of Aln,s, Wyo., Arc here
visiting Mr- Rce,. ~
A ,neae Thief Il abroad Several
articles bare been stolen ironiibe Hop.
Kin store q ate.
The frosty nights Of snndks and Mon
day cot down he garden iinlf and even
the native waller ctrss wai frozen down.
Edward gheai VI Coalsiilc vac here
on Tuesday and reformed Wednesday,
accompanied by 80. Rhead and daoeb-
ters.
Mrs , 3. Fan was an Evansion
visitor ON Friday ;also wllle Rdl took
10 the to~n sights d Evanston asthat
time.
y. :. Cfocker "a Evanston. Who L.
charged With the Booth murder and IL
now out ON bail, wa, At wahsatch on
Friday.
Qaite O number o. Coalvilic's young
men are here 10 ihc wool basiness-that
e., shearinF The -hccpand lambs o. their
woolines-
since the rAnchera started 10 Eight the
squirrel nuisance their numbers are lees
by some thousands, yet h Il hard TO-
notice much decrease.
A mau who has leen eorhlng At the
sawmill came down with abadls mnshed
hand On tuesday and proceeied to the
doctor " have IL attended 10.
Henry Fioreace & CO.. The lumber
men from Morgan, are here again,
started up business and atipped their
fret car oi lumber on saturday.
Mr.. MoWbry, one oithe Almy ca
lamiiy widows, passed through here on
"Wednesday on her way q Midway,
where sne expects 10 make her future
home.
A youth Of our borg Z iast developing
inn n .tfanr ranlll. N. ~. az. Tf.f..,,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
MORE ASSESS NETT FIGURES.
Wealth Of Dickinson County u
Shown BY Records.

The abstract OF the assessors re-
turns Of personal property Of Dickin-
county contains many interesting
facts as to the property Of the county's
residents. 1t shows that they have
1850 horses valued at t2O.l4 each
or 1921, 2O7; cattle, 35,S2S, at sl4.44,
$50, 264; mules 917 at $2O.2l, $751;
5Ss; sheep 1900 at 1871, 1886; hogs,
l2,S0S at 1920, $40,S3S; goats 4 at$l,
"a; implements 1924 at sl0.9S, $s7,-
1856; pleasure carriages 1890 at
$19.06, s4S, O7S; gold watches, 4O5 at
1921, $3.50; silver watches, $50 at
1902, slab; plate and jewelry 1913;
pianos 1862 at $97, $15,7l6; other in
truments, 727 at 1888, 1890; in
terest on U. s. bonds 1922; corpora
tion stocks $47,275; national bank
shares, s7l,4SO; moneys, $74,546;
credits $SS, 25S; average merchants
stocks &SS0,9SO; merchants credits
$l6,256; manufacturers stocks 1884,
496; credits, 1866; judgments, e.
$3.50; notes $12S,76S; mortgages $92,-
O6O; other personal property $685.
$685. constitutional exemption $45i,-
400; total taxable property, $780,
81; assessed value $6lS,457.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
Democrats in Council.

The Democratic county central
committee met in called session Thurs
day P. m. to talk over the outlook for
the campaign. The committee is
largely in the hands Of the fusionists
but 1t remains to see what "dealn can
be contaminated. The "stalwartn
wing may not be handled so easily
this time. The leading members
present were' Messrs. Bixby, Creech,
McNaspy, Wilson Of Herington;
Arnold Of Chapman; Heller Of Rine-
hart, Neumiller of Solomon. The
last named Is chairman.
The session was not very harmon
Gus as there was a division us to
whether a mass or delegate conven-
ton should be held. The stalwarts
wanted the latter but we're out voted.
A mass convention to nominate n
county ticket will be held Aug. 81.
The central committee will meet
Aug. s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
CHAPMAN.

A man weighing 500 pounds wal
an attraction on the streets while
waiting to have his wagon repaired
He was on his way to Council Grove
to attend court.
Scherer and Cunningham are re.
pairing their thresher and will ship
it to Missouri where they will run IT
this season.
G. b. Densmore and wife left Mon
day night. They will spend a few
days with friends in Abilene after
which they will start for Los Angeles,
Cal.
P. La Forge has been employed as
night watch.
Dave Nails friends here land their
name Is legion) are jubilant over his
success.
Z. Fancher, our jeweler and cleo
trician, will have a car in the parade
July .th and will give public exhi-
bition Of rain making. The car will
be moved by a novel power and he
assures q shower. Every one bring
umbrellas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
GET YOUR ROBES READY.
A Dickinson County Prophet Sees the
Millennium Dawning.

W. A. Redding, author Of the mil
lenial Kingdom" writes us a letter
from Navarro in which he says: my
statement that the millennium king
dom will be here in 20 years is not
at all unreasonable. The great
trouble Is people think | am talking
about the world coming to an end.
| mean nothing Of the kind. General
Righteousness is bound to come on
this earth but before it comes fear
full upheaval is necessary. Things
are coming together in perfect order
rapidly and the tribulation will in
crease" Mr.. Redding leaves this
week for Missouri and Arkansas to
look up a location for a colony or
neighborhood Of those who share his
beliefs. 1t will, he says, contain no
churches but all will be in full har-
mony with right principles.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
STOLE his own SON.
A HOPE MAN SECURES A BOY
BY FORCE.
Against the xothsr's Wishes Takes
the Youngster from the House and
Returns Home With Him-Legal
Proceedings Threatened.

About three years ago Warren To-
hey and his wife, Eva, daughter Of
Mrs. G. A. Courtney, separated after
q short married life and secured d.
vorce. Their child, boy, remained
with the mother. For two years she
has resided in Chicago, however, and
the child has been with Mrs. Courtney
at her home on East Sixth street.
During the winter and much Of the
spring the boy visited his fathers
mother at Hope. The boys mother
returned Saturday and Sunday went
down to Hope and brought him to Alb
ilene.
Thursday the father who has been
working al Herington came up, went
to the house in the evening where the
little fellow was playing, gathered
him to his bosom and skipped. There
was a lively race for while but the
father held to the child who iondly
chung to him. They went to Hope on
the night train. The mother, now
Mrs. Anderson, left for Chicago at
noon. she said she would return
with her husband and secure the boy
by legal process.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
Annual School Meeting.

Blanks are being sent out for the
annual school board meetings to be
held in each district in the county on
July rs. A director is to be elected
in each district at the meeting as well
as routine business transacted, The
salaries Of teachers will receive atten-
ton and it is probable that in most
districts they will be lower even than
last year. Superintendent Shirk will
be able to announce educational meet
ings which he has made such sue
cess about Oct. LIST.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27

The Salina Republican says con-
corning the jail delivery told exclu.
sively in last evenings REFLECTOR;
1t seems that a day or two ago,
Prather wrote to his wife at Abilene
and asked her to cook enough PROV
ender to last him several meals; that
he was going to get out, etc. He
also sent her his grip. She replied,
beseeching him not to do it.
As soon as the boys had gotten the
hole in the floor enlarged sufficiently
to let them through, they thought
they had done enough, but according
to the statement Of the prisoners,
Prather said in a threatening manner:
Don't you 60 until you have made
that hole big enough for me to get
through" adding that he would
squeal on them II they attempted to
leave him. But last night Prather
weakened and informed the sheriff.
These are the facts Of the case as as
certained by a reporter at the Jail
this morning.
When the Republican man entered
the Jail, Prather was leaning COM
a. -. 1. Il. T. 4 III
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
Abilene Wheelmen.

The Abilene Cycle Co.'S pink wheel,
Remington make, has been sold to D.
j. Gish and is not for rent.
Some challenges are out for races
at the track.
Rev. A. s. Dechant thinks great
deal Of his wheel. He rides 1920
miles week.
W. Il. Brown, cyclist Of Industry,
was in town on his wheel.
The wheels Of town are constantly
increasing in number. Why not
have parade some EVENING"
The roads in the northeast part Of
town were slightly disfgured the
other evening. Only the result Of
bloom(er)ing Enterprise girl taking
a tumble.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27

SALINA JAIL PRISONERS TRY
TO ESCAPE.
They Had Almost Made It When the
Alarm Was Given and They Were
Caught.


Special TO the Reflector.
SALINA, June 20-Seyeral prisoners
in the jail here attempted an escape
last night. They had been tunneling
and had things in shape to make the
break during the night. The sheriff,
however, received from Rev. L. L.
Prather note intimating what might
be expected and the prisoners at
tempt was foiled. 1t is thought by
some that Mr.. Prather really planned
the escape but became frightened at
the last moment. However, Sheriff
Anderson appreciated his informa-
ton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
Shellhaus.L ightner.

A pleasant home wedding occurred
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents
Thursday when Rev. A. 5. Dechant
joined in matrimony J. W. Shellhaus
Of Junction City and Miss Lena
Lightner Of Abilene. Only the rela-
tives and few friends were present
and the happy couple left at noon
amid a shower Of rice for their new
home, junction City. The groom
formerly resided here, being head
baker in Hess bakery and occupies
a similar position at Junction. His
bride has many friends in this city
who will wish her abundant joy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
REDUCED 500 A YEAR.
Postmast Strother Gets a Swipe from
the Government.

sAAS NSvSAAAAAASA4~
The battle ak administration down
at Washington in the intervals Of Its
junketing tours and fishing trips has
taken a whirl at the postmasters'
salaries, readjusting them on a new
basis. Two changes occur in Dickin-
son county. Abilene's salary is re-
duced from $1,000 to $4,000 year
which means 800 drop during
Postmaster Strother's term. This
will come q little hard, considering
the additional burden that seems to
be needing all the extra salary that
the present incumbent can secure--a
new daily paper. We are sorry to
see this change and hope the day
will come when the business trans
acted will warrant an incrc ase in
salary rather than the reverse.
Enterprise is dropped from a third
class to q fourth class Office. The
difference is this: A third class
Office is one In which the salary Is
81, 900 to $4,000 and the postmaster
Is appointed by the president. The
fourth class Office has its compensa-
ton rated on box rents and amount
Of stamps cancelled and is less than
II 900. II Is not a presidential
office. A second class office is one
where the salary is $4,000 to $4,000.
The present salary of the Abilene
office indicates gross receipts Of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. FIRST class
offices are those where the salary is
rs, 900 and more.