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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-07

! Grand Duke Michael Michael
ovitch of Russia has been pardoned
by the Car. He was eXiled for
marrying the Countess Won Torby,
daughter of Prince Nicholas OF
| Nassau by his morganatic marriage
with Pushkin's daughter.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado,
whose service in the army during
the late rebellion has been ques-
toned was member of the One
Hundred and Fiftieth Ohio Volun-
teers. At the age Of 16 years he
volunteered for 100 days IN re-
Spouse to the Presidents call in
1864.
81 believe" said Chauncey M,
Depew, in speaking of the present
dispute rmong the leaders Of the
Salvation Army, that the Ameri-
can members are not especially anX-
ious to secure salvation by way of
London, but by the way of LeXing-
ton and Bunker Hill"
1t is proposed to build an iron
cage over and around the monu-
ment of Daniel Boone and his wife
near Carrollton, Ky, in order to
preserve what is left of the monu-
ment from the ravages of relic hun
tiers. The Legislature is to be asked
to appropriate 5000 to build the
iron cage.
William II. Porter, young mil
lionaire of Brooklyn, every night,
rain or shine, snow or hail, in freeze
or thaw, turns out on bicycle to
every fire. In order that he may
be promptly on the scene Mr.. Por-
ter has had a fire alarm rugged in
his bedroom and he claims that he
beats the engines every time.
When the picture Of the Russian
Grand Duchess Olga, whom he
later married, was shown to the
late King Charles of Wurtemburg,
he looked at the portrait carefully
and then said, dryly: "The portrait
is highly hattering; the hair is too
full, the eyes are too brilliant, and
the skin too fresh" But, your
majesty, you do not know the Prin-
cess" answered the adjutant who
had been sent from st. Petersburg.
NO, that is true" said the King,
"but | know court painters"
THE Rohan Princes cannot be
kings, do not deign to be dukes and
are vain of belng Rohans." So
their device says, but the children
of Prince Joseph de Rohan have
narrowly escaped starvation. Their
mother, pupil in the Vienna Con-
servatoire, sold her furniture, then
her jewerly, then her villa. Their
father abandoned her and she took
refvge in the hut of their nurse, near
Baden, and in moment of des-
peration tried to commit suicide.
The nurse was poor, and turned
over to the Austrian police the care
of Prince Gle Romans children.
Montebello will continue to be
used as the name for a brand OF
champagne, the French Court OF
Appeals having decided that titles
in France can only be considered as
parts of ordinary names. The wine
business was esta blished sixty years
ago by the Duke of Monticello and
his brothers, sons of Marshal
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1e9

cuarto, quisiera saber, senora, 81 tendrfais &
blen encargaros de mi servicio asistencia,
porque es costumbre mi no emplear ma
die mas que los porteros, siernpre que ss-
tos le convenga.
Esta proposition expresada en- terminos
muy lisongeros, cautiv6 oompletrmente &
madame Pipelet, la cual respondi6:
Con mil amores, caballero tendrs &
mucha honra ponerme vuestro servicio,
por seis frances mensuales estareis ssistido
como un principe.
-Vays por los seis frances, sefiora :.
scomo os llamais?
Pomona, Pentesilea, FredeguDda Pi-
pellet.
-Muy bien, sefora Pipelet; os dare los
seis frances cada mes Por si ell cuarto me
convene cual es So precios
-Cisnto cincuenta frances eaballero sin
que pueda rebajar un suetio Eel acasero
es un avaro capaz de esquilar un hnevo.
II Como Sc llama
Ell senior ssBrszo Roio."
Il D6nde vive
En- la calle Feves. n6tnero Ia. ttana
tambi6n tabernilla en- los fosoa de los
Campos Elfseos.
Sorprendi6 & Rodolfo tan extraflo des-
cubrimiento, Y, no dudsndo que fuese 81 mis-
mo quien conocfa. diio In portera
-Sl Ell senior "Braxo Role" es ell arren-
datario principal, Iquisn es 81 propietario
de esta casa
ia senior Borden; mas 70 con nadie me
entiendo sino sl seflor ssBrazo Roio."
Qneriendo Rodolfo ganar la conhanza de
la portera, dijo
-Estoy algo cansado, mi querida sefao-
"a; helado de pies y oabeza. Tonaad: a. ed
me el favor de- ir In tisnda ds lluores que
hay en- esta casa 7 trasd una beltella do tapa
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lego, llevando ell reves de Ia mano ixquierda
la altura de mi peluca con aire militar,-
aqu1 hay una csrta: parece que vuelyen & de-
jarnos hoy en- blanoO.-Mr6ma con cara de
fera, abri6 Ia carts, Ia lego, pdsose colorado
como un camar6n y tom6 La puerta hacienda
que cantaba entire dienteu !; pero 10 oierto
que iba dado & Satan&s, porque es rabioso
como I'm perro tiens blanca la punta de Ia
nariz. sefial que nunca falla. Pero ands ra-
bia muSrets, comandante de tres nj cuarto
Con ESQ prenderas no dar mas que doce
frances al mes porque te cuiden Ia habitacion.
-iY Ia tercera vez7
-iAh! La tercera vex estuvo en- un iris
que sc saliese con la suya. LEGO de punta
en- bIanoo, tan oontento seguro de ne
gocio, que Sc le saltaban los ojos de algeria.
Lindo mozo por cierto; es precise hscerle JUS
ticla; y luego OLA gloria. Venfa tan him
chado y satisfeoho, que spenas tocaba ell suelo
con loa pies. Cogi6 Ia llave, nos dijo al
subir 10 escalera muy entorado con aire de
emperador, como para vengarse de 10 pasado:
-Prevendreis esa DANA que ID pDerta
no esta mas que entornada.-Pipelet 70 te-
nfamos tai curiosidad por & Ia dese2da
senorita, que, sun cuando no esperAbamos qua
viniese, salimos de Ia porterfa y nos pusimos
b la husma en- la puerta de Ia oslle. 4 POGO
ratio par6 delsnte de nosotros un cochs de al
quiler.-Esta ea-dije Alfredo.-Ahf estk su
avio. Retiremonos para no espantarla.-El
cochero abri6 la portezuela, Y vimos una
senorita con IN manguito sobre las rodillas,
velo negro echado sobre la tapada In
boca con IN pahuelo, porque nj pareesr esta-
ba llorando; pero hete aquf que, cuando esta-
ba va echado ell estribo, sn vez de baisr, diio
algunas palAbras al cochero, este volvi6
reooger ell estribo cerrar ID portezuela
" no bai6f
Nj pOr pienso: volvi6 dejarss oasr
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B1BL1oTEcA DE La DEMooRAc1A /"

Enrique Mommer, ha delneado tan bien
la portera, que nos contentaremos con rogar
al lector que traiga { la memoirs, 81 quiere
formarse idea de madams Pipelet, la
mas fes, arrugad., sucia, indigesta, desdenta-
da, 0ensnOsa do todas las porteras inmortali-
zadas por aquel eminente artista.
La dnica circumstances que afIadremos
sera un singular tocado, compueato de una
peluea 10 Tito Livio, rubia en- sue buenos
dfaR, pero que con el tempo habfa tornado
trnteG rojizos amarillentos, oscuros pkli-
dos, bastante parecidos al follaje de otof1o,
los cuales hsc1an resaltar mas Ia intrincada
confusion de unos mechones de pslo erizados,
tiesos, revuetos enmarafados. Madama
Pipelet no abandonaba jamas sste dnioo
eempiterno adorno de oraneo sexagenario.
Al YER Rodolfo, la portera pronunci6
con tono arrogaute estas pafabrts ooasagra-
das en- todas las porterfas del mundo:
-SAdonde vais?
-Senora, parece que hay en- ssta casa
un cuarto una alcoba desalqulados-diio
Rodolfo dando cierta infexi6n enfatica Ia
palabra sefsora, que no desagrad6 sin duda
q madame Pipelet, pues replied en- tono mas
oomedido
Hay cuarto vaofo en- ell euarto piso.
pero no sc puede YER ahora. Alfredo ha sa-
lido
al vuestro hijo, selorar Volvers
pronto
No mi hijo, caballero es mi mari
do. 81 no podrs lamar Alfredo Pipelet
sin que lie tomen por otro!
-Ieneis derecho, sefiora, s llamarls CO.
mo gustsls, mas permitidme que os pregunte
u debo aguardarle IN momento Quisiara
alqullar ell cuarto, porqae me convene bas-
tante IL sitnaoion de este barrio la casa me
gusta txmoieu parece que esta cnidada de
IN modo admirable. Pero antes de- yer el
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lis
Iasss

N, mi comandante-le contest6 mi compla-
ciente Alfredo.-GY cuknto me llevar6is por
TODD eso?-Veinte frances mensuales, CONAN
DANTE Veinte francosl Sin duda os chan
oekis, portero.--Y ell bueuo del hombre empe-
20 regatear como una frutera por echo
dieK miSerables frances, siendo asf que haofa
unos gastos espantosos para amueblar una
casa en que no viva. Por 6ltimo, fuerza
de batallar le sacamos doce fraucos. lDoce
francosI Solo Ell decirlo me haoe trasudar.
lMiren que sefior comandanteI
Buena difsrencia entire 81 vos caba-
lerol-anadi6 Ia portera dirigiendose & Re-
dolfo con urbanidad.-Aunque no OF hacsis
lamar comandante, teneis traza de persona
decente; y aunque sois pobre, pues que os vas
al cuarto piso, habeis convenido en- los seis
frances Ia primera palabra
.-JVolvio sl comandante?-pregunt6 Ro-
No; me escribi6 tres veoes para que eu-
osndiese lumbre = tuviess todo listo, porque
vendrfa una senora; pero ala hab8is vistof
Pnes 20 tampoce.
-kNo ha venido nader
--Os dire. La primera de las tres Veces
lego el eomandante hocho un ascua, pavo-
nekndose oanssndo entire dientes; eaper6
dos horas largas, pero no vino un alma; V,
Ouando pas6 por delants de la porterfa, lie mi
ramoa de hit0 en- hito Pipelet yo, v para
incomodarle mas, ls dije:-Comandante, nj
una sola persona ha venido preguntAr por
yuestra salud.-Bueno, busno-rsspondi6 ne
cho una furia, nc march6 mordiSndose los
dedos
La primera vex trajo un moEo una oartita
diripida al sefior Carlos, antes que 81 hubiss
llegado; yk Pipelet mf todo se nos volvfa
estirar el pesouezo para YER 81 uegAba, cape
rando que no HevaTfa otro chasco como ia Pri-
mera veE.--Mi comandante--le die cuando
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Unquento Derm6sen0!

Los asombrosos efectes producidos
por el UNaURNTo DARMoaRNo en
las Hagas 9NeasGdsrGs, f.Gnstss, pS-
cadH1as ds mosquitoes spra Gfrsesos,
s15aaosss, eLefaStiGsis ty0s0rss, dl
cstaIQ.isv pyOcs@s~cfa, SssSsatssnsO, III
ceyss, bsvfaas ds esSiasisr GrrsG, pa
HsdSsos de-, 10 demuestran las infni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especi6co Sc
hace.
Dep6sEto: EarnsGciG Central de !
Ferrer.
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MAYoL HHRMANos b 90,
s,iessNs ora ? da 1882.
Buen negocio

vends maoa rdsta en- L. p
dond puede ania yen1a de
de Ponce
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sea extracto huido compuesto de
vzrias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorlhcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
onzs de las plantas que conttene.
/ PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
FL mas conocido, seg1rO y r4pkdc
sriicador de la sangreI
Conserva el CUTS. ters0 y ilbre dc
S~PcSOSss y gyas0s!
PuG len usarlo hasta los nihos.
Dep6sito: FaSSsScta Central, de ],
errer.
mi } ". p. 5. Nvbre. 2 de 1893.
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PARA OARRETRRAS

Gd Cessde cGsi n1iCGd de ssa U0JOv, %sa vlG
Qpelps0 ts|tsSrGdoTG de SiedVa nsesssSdG para ca
Tvcscyas, co.'s 80 caJdeTa q desads picsGs, ess
ussN bsScN c3tad0 y sSN ns0ytssSse dc rspssesto.
NJ ga Ia i,stereoe psscde difSoiFs5 d don 10
bcstO dgahGm, ea esfG csctdGd.
posace Es6rego ~ i'd 1854.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-21

Tram iev1rg Oc2a I35pm & Gainesville and HIGH
Springs Sold Train Without Chane making drect conrsc
ton at Waycrosa with Pullman Sleeping Cars Nw York
ais Tor M>E&n'srY hrnn@ha N2shvi AMI S. with
t c6278e connecting routS with Pullman Soepe Louis
Wits, Cncinnat Memphis Kansas City principal points
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0IecOUhAnuGe.
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For all Nervous Di5eases and
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Troubles in every form.
For all the baby's ills it il
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Cent Word Column

In response TO = populir demand, tks Daily
Star has inaugurated posnlar csat 4 word col
umn. If you have
HOUSES FOR RENT,
LAND FOR SALE,
ROOMS FOR RENT,
BOARDERS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Send your rotice 81 one. 20 the Star and Ne
viii do the rest.
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MASTERS SALE.

Under and by virtue of a final
decree rendered on the grid day OF
December, A. d., 1896. in the cir
Gait court of the Fifth Judicial
Circuit of Florida, in and for Mar
ion county, in chancery, in a suit
wherein Samuel S. Einstein and
Frank 5. Einstein, partners urder
firm name of Einstein Bros, are
complainants and Geo. w. Lyons
& Burfield Willet, partners doing
business under firm name Of LYONS
& Willett, were defendants, I, the
undersigned special master nance
and appointed therein to execute
said decree, will on Monday, the
9th day of January, A. D, 1907,
between the hours of III a, m. and
? p. m. at the ware house of ). r
BIrdsey, in the town of Oca a,
Marion county, Florida, offer for
sale, and will sell TO the highesr
and best bidder for cash the mort
gagged property described in said
final decree, to-wir: One back bar
and mirror, counter, hand and
foot rail, I cigar counter, l cigar
case, 3 VINE racks and rails, I sid,
board consisting mirror and lock
ers, lunch counter, l refrigerator
with mirror, one work board, four
Mahogany beer tables, ten bar
chairs, two pool tables, two billiard
tables. 70 billiard cues, sets bill
lard balls, , sets pool balls, 5 Gu.
racks, 4 bali racks. , desks, *
pictures large and small, 6 coat
racks, IS cuspidors, 70 billiard
room chairs, q Office chairs, 2
clocks, 1 marble wash basin,
urlnal, pair vases, 1 pair i'm
ported vases, cash register, pair
ornamental bottles, I lunch coun-
ter, stove & heater, silver
pitchers, ! brass drain, brass
drain par, hot water urn, 1 cork
Puller, silver plated water faucet,
I copying machine. 4 ornamental
back bar pitchers, I call bell, ?
Tom & Jerry bowls with set of
mugs, IL dozen bar strainers, 2
shakers ice scoop, pick, 1 dozen
bar spoons, beer pump, Caper
whisky pump, I bung auger, saw,
l nail puller and Ratchet, / mallet.
I silver tray, or so much thereof |
as may be necessary to satisfy said |
decree and costs of this suit.
I. Z. BIGGs,
n. L ANDERSON, Special Master
Compartments Solicitor.
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Mn % Daily, I2:25 P. NJ, for Leesburg, Fitz-
w. az gerald, 1ltoy, l. ke,and Tampa and
al intermediate stations.
Mn On Daily, 4:3I P. NJ, for Leesburg fi.z-
Tvs w gerald, lrilby, lakeland Tampa,
Barlow and Punta Gorda making close
connection a. eesburg for tustis, UmatiIla
Ast0f, avares and al stations on ST. l. < l. T..
r K at fitzgerald for Brooksvil!e at rri by for
aapo, Sp lngS, D9nedin, Clearwater md St.
Petefsburg south, and ClermUnt, oakland. an
ford and all st ,tions north. on S. & ST. +. K. X.
at akeland for Punta Gorda, Arcadia, Barrow ana
all lntermedIate Stations and J an.pa and Port
| amPa west, and all stations east to sanford
Hn 70 Daily, I:35 P. NJ, for Gainesville, Lake
ls0s Q City, Live ak, oaYannaa md ali
~ poi IS north, ca t, and we4st, al 0 cen
nectlon VIA Rochelle tor alatka, ia ss3Lviiie and
sleeper from Port Tampa to st. Louis ii. Ocs1d.
Gainesville, montgomery and l.. Z \.
Mn % Daily, I:55 A NJ, for Gainesville Live
v's "a OAK, NaycroSS, montgomery, Charles
ton and all points north east and
west lhis train carries through Sleeper from
Port Tampa to New Iork, via Ocala, Gaines >ille.
Savannah and Charleston
Mo lAl Daily. a.o?P NJ, Ro hclle. Palatka
is'E iTS jacksonville, and all ntcrln,Ii tie sta
tons connecting It Jacksonville with Ill t.aIns
diverging.
NO l9 Daily departs, 200 A.. NJ, except Sun
Tvs To day tor Juliette md intermediate sta
tions.
Mn AZ Daily departs, $50 p. NJ for Tuliette,
N"r TO Port Tampa and all PORTS south, and
, daily except Sunday tor Crystal AMI
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PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

The steamship Florida has re.
sumcd service between Port Tam.
pa and Mobile, sailing on the fol.
lowing schedule:
LT. Pt- Tampa Saturdays o:3o pm
Ar. Mobile Mondays 800 am.
Lv. Mobile Tuesdays 200 pm
Ar; IT. Tampa Thursdays 800 am.
The steamship Florida has supe.
nor aecommadions for both frs,
and second class cabin passengers
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For Rent.-Two cottages CT q
and 7 rooms respectively, 9 bic cks
southeast of square; best of repair;
furnished or unfurnished as desir-
ed. Apply TO DIR. K. d Fuller,
over Merchants National Bank
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For Rent-Two story dwelling
house very convenient, we'll loca-
ted, on Herbert street between
Ocklawaha ard Fort King. s
Benjamin.
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Back again TO the cid stand
with new stock of monuments and
headstones at lower prices than
ever. III you need any thing in
my line call around or address
A LEAvENGooD.
Proprietor Ocala Marble Works,
Ocala, Florida.
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how about it /?

We mean that Sheet Music that
you prize so highly, and still you
invent had it bound in book form
yet You can have 1t done at half
P1ce at the Witness Job Office
during the next
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thirty days.

rams and prices cost nothing, V
Z Orr.
V L Orrs maps and charts are
the best,
Get V 4 Or, Atlanta. to seat
your church.
Normal school charts, v L Orr,
Atlanta,
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Nh % Daily arrive lI7:25P- NJ. from Gaines
w.. - vile, Live Oak, v aycross, Savannah
Montgomery and all points north
east and west. This train carries through Sleeper
ot. Louis to Port Tampa via Ocala
M I90 Daily artiyes, I,55 p; NJ, from Jack
avs sOO SonViIle, Pal'tka, Rochelle and ali
intermediate stations.
MA : + Dali 4:3I pm from Gainesville, live
ts"H ~ OAK Naycross, Montgomery, Saysa-
nah and all points fIom the nortb,
S@st ana wet: ms train carries through Sleeler
Ne" ! OK to Tampa via Ocala.
MA - Dolly IS IN from Port Tampa. Tam
"a SE- "a, L<keland, Puata Gorda Bartoyy.
t.tzeer Id, Lecsburg and all teints
from south. his tr in Carries through Slecper
Port lamtato Aew Io1 via Ocala
DO 72 haily '':57pmn ON .Lee,burg, Tustis-
vile, Irilby, Tar.on >prrgx, Clear,
warier, st. Petersburg Lakeland Tampa Port
Tampa, i5atto", funta Gordd anu all int rnidate
st.tti rs.
no Ii Daily arrives 1875 A NJ, except Sun
E~ IT oaE from Homos9ssa, CT, stal and IN
termed!ate stations
hin Aa Daily arrives 20 F. M from TuJiette.
N' ~ NeW0erry, ArCher ana intermediate
atlons frol. north, AID from Ista-
eenatta1 flotaF City, Inverness, and all satlons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-12
MINING EXCHANGE.
Judge COlbOrn Thanks The Members
for Their Confidence 10 Him.
To Fairly Represent Utsh's Mining
Resources at New York-TodaJ'.
Call-Dlps and spurs,

Judge Colburn who IL about to ds.
part for New York 10 repres n, Utah
at the opening OF the Mining Ex.
change there, called the brokers to
order at 1880 this morning, aud after
announcing that during his absence
Mr. Vigu,, assistant SECRETARY Of tbs
exchange, would enact tue role Of
caller, and likewise record the sales, he
thanked the members Of the orgapiEi-
ZION for the confidence reposed In him
In SendiHg him on 90 important = mis-.
zion, and assured them that he would
PUT forth HE beet endeAvots 10 bring
the people OF the East 10 a realization Of
the fact that Utah stood In the from,
rank Of the comGionwealths Of tue
United States In the msiter Of mines
and mining resources.
The call today was fair, but contid-
efably below the two previous days.
A very noticeable feature. however,
wss the jump taken ny Centennial
Eureka stock. For some time past II
has been stationary at 500 asked ami
$50 bid, but today, holders Of the stock
uomandOd $40, wnile buyers cfept up
10 S5i.75, anu although no sales were
mAJe, it 10 evident that the brokers
have great faith and con 1dsnoo Ia
Centennial. Eufeka holdingr.
Biddiug on Daily stock was quite
totlve, ami ~ N0olley had held the
hundred shares which he sold at S7.l5,
a little longer, he might NJ well had
81 Tor II, M that ngute was offered
Uy several OF the brokers. He W, mod
To quickly realize the mistake which
he nad made IN selling 20 soon, and
Afterwards demanded s7.iO for other
blocks Of the property.
Figures on the other listed stocks
Temsined stationary, anu when tue
unlisted call was reached, a cry tor
Little PiItsbutg went ny. MI. Airs
showed that he hal plenty Of the stock
fIT sale, atd after dispusing OF 2 OOO
shares NJ j cent?, AID 900 al l !, he
oner Il $1,000 shares at the latter a. cure,
hut Sas the highest bid. Coibuf1
diepD-, Il " 1000 shares 10 Sheets al
Dalton was tne next etock taokleu,
and a sale u 1000 share, was made Al
cent? Lowe 10 Colburn. Figures
we're nxed on = number Of other slocks,
but among them Blue Jay scored the
only sale, 900 shates being transferred
al s cent?.
rbs closing figures were NJ follOwE
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four Tor State purprscs. 4 the Lsgis-
lrture keefs down to these figures II
will be doing fairly economical work.
BY the time the Allison education
bill now In the Senate committee. AZ d
the stevens education bill 10 the House
come together, there " II be gooc
deal Of changing necessary to meet the
We've Of legislators, educators and
others on the school system for the
State.
Chambort,s new bill on private cor.
pOrati1ns IL q very long document, and
contains many Items affecting such
corporations.
II the Senate bill on crimes against
the elective franchise, passed by the
upper house Monday, gete through
the other branch IN anything like lts
present form, aud IL approved by the
Governor, some candidates Tor Office
In the State will have TO take Lessons In
bookkeeping.
A teni.nanteniAl fair lasting from
July TO October IN 1897, ia celebration
Of Utah. setilement,iv0uld be one Of
the greatest schemes ever undertaken
here tot TIE promotion u Tho 5'alta
material Interest. Tho Legislature
has given no ulientiJu as yet 70 tue
Governors recommendation on that
subject.
The bill defining the dutiss Of 5late
attorney general give that officer bis
hands full OF employment. Wnen
there was q suggestion thst he should
be- given n few more offices under the
Title, Senator Allison suggested that
there was q limit ~ what could be ac-
complished by the Ablest VI oillcialt,
even II be were paid 81 800 year
A bill has been PREPARED for intro
duction into the House, making the
Secretary OF State tho State printer,
with a salary OF $500, and authOfizin 4
him 10 employ c0mpvtent proof
reader for the laws and Stale reports.
IL may not be brought In for several
days. IL ~ In the intefest OF economy,
aud coveis all necessities OF the Stale
In regard " printing.
Committee meeting nts;
Municipal Corporations, Feb, IL, Al
1850; COntlnguut Expenses, Feb. IL,
after adjournment; Public Health,
Feb. is, ~. M; Horticulture Especially.
Fsb. 10, nj 10 >. M; Salaries (sptclnJ,
Feb. ~ Mt 1850 ,. m.; Rnilfon =, Feb.
10, NJ 1850 y. M; Agriculture, Fsb. is,
at 10 q. NJ; Mauuiaciutss anu COm-
mctce, F.. l8, OIL 10 a. ms; Capitol
Groungs. Fsu. Is, nj ~ q. M; judiciary,
Feb. ~, alter a. tournament
The bill providing for 4 meiallifoIous
mining inspector provides that he It,
spscts metalliieT0us mine, (gOld. ill.
vef,elc., aud receives n salary Of 81 SOU,
and six cents pr mile mileage.
This 10 the highest salary YET pro.
posed In the Senate for any tiiicor,
although II IL passed In the House,
which 10 asked 20 make tue Supreme
Court clerks salary $1,000. or uOub q
that named In tue Senate bill for u q
secrriAsy Of State. the second officer n
Importance Ia the State.