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muNrIsoros,. srArrnrNr
nofors tho HOUSE Committee ON Pa.
Cinc ignitrunds.

oinc railroads.
WASHINGTON, March Il. - Tho
House committee on Pacific railways
today listened TO a statement by q. T..
Huntington, similar 20 that made be.
tore she rcualc c mmittce, Ia ndvoch.
cy ~ plsu TOT tho settlement Of tue
Pacific Railroad Indebtedness. In con.
cluling huntington remarked extern
pOfuuu4usly That no man was 10 ana
iaus ns he 10 eco the roads pay 100
cents uu the 1Oliaf; that IL was the last
great work u his NE, ana he hoped 10
i've b. Zee all his tllairs on solid
basis. II no Cqualed tho record OF his
great grandfather he mad yet thirty
yeara Of life.
A rambling discussion, participated
In by Huntin ton and momDrTs Of the
Committee, consumed hali an hour.
Oue of the questions asked by CHAIR
man Powers was whether under the
cOmpAuy's plan thu Southern Pacific
would be able 10 guarantee pay ments.
"rue southern Pacific II a SOLID old
company" Huntington replied, "and
while 1 would not ike 10 do anything
10 make II pay much money, | would
be willing it SHOULD guarantee these
/ NNN AAAf llNH NNNAAH" 4 hlAA ~ hAAN ~ W1NAA
not be called on 10 pay. am only
one OF several, hut have been run.
ming this thing thiIty years and what
/ cay generally goes. am willing to
promise that thu southern Pacific will
guarantees these payments"
WhSn Powers enqulted II tho char.
ter Of the Southern Pacirc, granted by
the Kentucky legislature, was broaI
enough to permit this, Huntington
answered:
"OI, that is broad enough to do most
anything" anu the committee laughe1.
"That n a broad charter aud a clean
crattut," no added, "Aud has about
done ali no wanted Il to do"
Then Harrison democrat, Ala, en-.
quirUd whether tue Income from tue
ROAD the pact ten years would not war.
rant a higher tate OF inIeTeat than .
per oen,2
"No, thereIhas got to be little mar
GIN" was tho reply.
Another question was whether the
company COuli nave met the require.
monts Of the Reilly bill OF last Con.
gres,? Huntington replied: "Ol, no.
You might ~ well tell d drowning
man thai there rs d rail on shore ana
no eau save himself II he viii ~ anu
get that. That Dlll was n financial im-
possibility"
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latt night, she rIue at anchor, seem.
ltgly rlni u he iu out OF the storm.
utznu OF moro u The crow hailUI
passing Tug Hud went ashore yestofdny.
As they carried their baggage, It aas
evidently their intention ~ ttsy
ashore.
The tug W. j. McCalswin took out %
number Of ms 4istiuus iU1ktur men
lhsi nighi, 40 IL was said, AMI II 10 sup
loscd that they we're catfiei % the
Bermuda Co be shipped tn place Of tue
nun who came ashore. o. board the
released slenmih y, the gfsaiest myf-
terry was preserved.
John Hafgefty aud John McC al,
VINO laid ihey were members 900 the
bufmuI. > crew, oalIeI upon Unite1
states COmmtsioutT Blirlds AMI
asked lot information ~ TO INV they
cuuli collect months pay, which
they said was due them. They taiu
they shippuI on tue bermuda, suprUs-
INK hur 20 bB tfeigntrr bound Tor
Jamaica. According 10 the II ~ toll
by the two men, tbs other m 'mbuts 0i
the crew loft tue ship bruaurv tIcy uAu
become convinced thnt tue vessel was
engaged Tor revolutionary uEpuIl-
non. Tho two mun alto said it was
also generally utdvfttuOI aboard tue
bermuda that q cargo 10 atuH anu
ammunition was ~ be shiruui some
time 90 the night or esfiy IN Iruing.
LtHu cary hour THIS myTuiug, tho
BufmuIn was stIll anchored.
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CHICAGO, March l2,-Antonlo Rlfe-
wnuOWrkI, Italian cuutui Ia ChIubgJ
threw down hiu gHytl and r,algntI
from the chaifmauship u Il meeting
held In tho Italia club 20 devise means
tor toe talief OF ItaIy's w0uuded Ia the
African campaign. Two factions were
IN the meeting aud the row resulted IA
the withdrawal OF uO2en men. Rose
wadowskl then said 30 view OF his Of
fUlal connection with the government
he could DO Identified with no olques,
Tue Italia club denounced the sroo-
dors ~ socialists. Tho meeting viii be
nsld SUNDAY 10 complete plans for "a
mass Meeting.
The ,ecedera organized at the Bflggs
house. Twelve societies having q
m6mUership Of over 200, Il was
claimed, viii be- Represented In the
meeting. A resolution was adopted
den0uuulng the Italia club ~ n email
agglOmeTatlOn OF wJulu.uu atlbt Gratis
the committee win meet Sunday H.
teTnOOn. tho Maria Adelaide club OF
Chicago, yesterday FORWARDED 30 Rome
n draft lOF 500, 10 be used for the fe'
lief Of Italian soldiers who waro
wounded at tue battle Of AlOwa. Iho
Red Cross 5 ciely Of Rome viii dialtl'
cute the funds.
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MR.. STEWARDS FORGERY"


Councilman Stewart pretended 70
have mRie an important dlsoovory a.
the meeting OF city fathers last night
when tue mammoth petition from
prominont ci liens was read asking
that the Pioneer Square DO granted TO
the Pacific Improvement company
Tor depot purposes on the condition that
II build Tailroad vut OF tho Stale,
South or West, or both. The mem
ugr's surprise and apparent gor
was made manifest when he heard
the name Of James Ii. Bacon read
with tue formidable iist OF other citizens
aud lac at once hAHlensI 10 say mat "t
must To forgery" and hell up a
uuEaboj picture Of Jim the Poumgu
oui1nng that he appeared TO think was
lurid enough to convince his heafers
OF the correctness OF his conclusions.
The fact is that Mt. Ii. NJ. Bacon ap-
pended the signature Of his brother j..
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WAsntNGrOS, March lg.-Ailer m
hour consumed In clearing away ruu'
tine matttTs, the Cuban resolutions
were LAID before tue senate AMI hilI,
New York, wac recognized. hu
p.iutsd uul tuab this btlug couirf-
unuu report, the resolutions could not
he amsudtd. lie WUuld therefore
vote agginBI the report, iu order that ~
o. subsuquout NV umendmcuih might
be- mauv. Tho b. nutUr particularly Oh.
lrotud 90 the thifl clause OF the fuHJlu.
ti0us, stating that the Uuittu States
mad not intBfvuuUi la the struggles
between any European governments
anu their colonies, Tut that owing Go
tue proximity VI Cuba, the United
States should DO prepared 20 Intervene.
Tots hU declared WAC ambiguous aui
uumuaniug. W. hAI iulorvvboi anu
recognized countries when had been
cUioulra o Hpain.
/, what the resolution sought toe convey
was threat 90 Intervene. To this "a.
tent tue resolution was unuuCcFaafy.
10 was slhirU, o doubtful construction
and mischief breeder, liable ~ com.
promise ur. The phfart, THE United
3taltHuuOul1 uo prepared 90 protect tue
legitimate Interests OF our cltEHuu by
intervention" sounded like threat,
or N was buuC9mbe.
"l this tosolu,i m means that We
should increase OuT army, let u tAy 20
frankly nul frame rlll iOr that plf.
pubO,n said HlN. "lf u means that We
should iAcfcatu our navy, let Ne state 10
| frank J anu featleHsly sui frame bill
/ TO that end. Let Us not Indulge Ia
| IDLE boasia and threats and doubtful
l phrases ~ 10 being prepared 60 protect
| legitimate Interests by Intervention"
A. o'clock there was contest f0i
pfrct dUncu between the Cuban resolu.
lions uud the Duu0nt election case,
| which was finally settled by laying
nglds the Duuont case, while SheTmu u
aIdre-sc tue Senate IN support OF tue
Cuban resolutions.
Sherman discussed At length thp
character Of the resolutions aud con.
diunuu existing on Cubn. 10 wns not
/ best, hc iaid, 10 tond tue resolutions tu
| tho Pfoslion,, as that would compel
utm o. act IN ten dayb anI this was not
Iuiici0us. lie had confidence ia the
| President. There were political on.
[ frtrucus between them, but he O aided.
"NI une doubts his courage; no Que
/ DOUBTS his hdsliy 10 the nag Of our
/ county"
sherman referred 10 General wey Ter
no u butcher and sald the conditions on
| Cuba were Il grant "lt war does not
/ exist on Cuba" he aShed, "whefo out.
side oi hell does It sEisig" speaking OF
| demand Tor facts, be said Senator
| Lodge hal obtained from Secretary
| Olney ample iEols & Justify tho Tes0lu,
/ tons, but Tor obvious reasons there
/ could not bo made public.
At tho conclusion VI Sherman
| speech the Dupont case was taken III.
| pfichardu( Republican, n. ~, NJ,
dressed tee Senate IN favor OF seating
| Dupont.
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society ofW,,trrn Ariists.

CHICAGO March ia number Of
artists, representing The leading artist
club. o. &c. l. uis, Milwaukee, Cincln-
uau, Cleveland, Dotflit indianapolis
luu blazer Ci.irE uf t4r midland slatua,
mftIu tHh city last uigbt uud formed
uu .rFaIizAti1u 81 Dee known o. "lhe
81 Ciuiy uI Western AfJls.bh
a u1niu ut.0I Auu bylaws we've
adopted and the following utiicsrs were
eirgtud OF tue fret year: PRECEDENT,
Frank Duvouuck, 0i Cluuinuau; wee.
pftsiIuub Wa, 81. FJuytnr, oi IH-
Hiauapoui; secretary, Harry W. Mrtn.
over VI IuiuaP0i tfrhsufrb Geo. l.,
scufyIUrr, OF Cm,ag1.
The oil ole Of the association arc tho
banding together OF lealing srlisis ui
tue middle states fDt mutual protection
aud the IrUmol % II AIT interests by
Tue holding VI anuual uxhiDIuons In
each town.
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OuiHans. lhou the wa crowd gave
up their headquarters and nCcHmmJ
ua'ipus i1f 300 H1ule anu the MClNlu.
Iny ties aleu- secuted them, Iu,
Ncfyau Iers wrtc the third 90 throw
a. She sponge, ara before tho iuk Du
me telegram wa colo the BuCktyuf
naI The no communications. Aside nom
tuIs Cue Mckinley forces have made
contracts with the southern fIr oil
space that tho hotel would give ihtm,
aud 20 snmp has been 90 by them
% The Liudell, b. Jamc,, Llclo'e,
Planter auu any hosiery whsto any
tcC mm0lailous whatever could be-
agCuftd.
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sugar n,nurrI,. 20 shut Down.

CHICAGO, March ia special TO
the limss HorniI from New York
shyi:
IL IL reported that the sugar re-
luofirs 10 Ghis viciuity will probably
shut down in lew days. john A..
Sc,fles, the treasurer, said that y me oil
the retlutflua might be closed, tut thGt
there was no HueclAl significance IN
this. Trade Il dull, aud 10 10 saiu that
the price may be fetuctd Hgnin, The
Cuban controversy In Clngrsss is
diving tho sugar trust some concern,
Tor II the delinquency Of the intutgrulH
h. recognized The trust may DO cut n
from TeUIying supplies from that
source Tor a. iujVn lie period, where
as II tho debate on tue resolution Is
postponed, the shipment OF sugar from
Cuba will continue Tor while longer.
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New YoHs, March l2.--P. V. Ev.
lfuHH, vol suHwu ueHtpapUf % ur'
divd ia the HArig u hospital last uifht
VI h0art failure. Ia bis newspaper
career MI Everett iauudud tue Al.
lautlc Htgunn3s HtwId, which 10
uuw the Normuu IA fresi; the Hud" %
Comfy ID m cot, the B,utvillu Her
alI aud tho Etst Oan4e GA tte. lie
was the fret postmaster VI Auuuuc
uiHh.auiH.
NEW NJuS, March l2.-F &, Osk.
les, 8uu 70. tue beet Known mnu in tlt
whOlusa.e aud retail coal tradc, diCI
nt uis h.mH iu this city last night OF
nuaft failure,
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tooth win M Obey MS Fathor.

NEW YoEl, March l2,-EK.COm.
mauuer Booth has not set answered
tho oAuirgrAm no received rom his
father, arkIug him 10 20 ~ Euglauu
and zoo the general. When asEsd i,
he would &. " tue other siie the COM
mHndef sulu'
~ will not 60, In a iow days will
make a statement, IN winch / Will
make known the name Of the new Or
gau zaliOn which | have started"
n prominent Salyauoni'' sal lat
nlgnt the rsiuIal OF ME- Boo h to 10 "
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The GoIden pIaasm.

Articles Of incorporation were h,cd
today with tho county clerk by the
Golden DlAdom Mining company with
capital stock OF s5uO,Ol1. Tho iu-
corporations are Jacob b. Blair, Alvin
j. Dutton, William II. Irvine, John
&. Thompson, Peter a. II. franklin
aud seward n. Fields. Jacob B, Blair
10 PRECEDENT, Seward n. FIELDS vcu
president, william N. irvine treasurer
aud John e.. ThOnipsnn secretary. The
company owns tue Cola Bug so. q,
Starlight, Lightning Rod aud the Bow
Wow mining claims situated Ia tue
Camp Floyd mining distfict
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FAN FtANCuCo, March IA
myttuTIOuu expedition LETT today Tor
AIutkn, INT steam schooner Excelsior
was chartered aud 20 qulOily was the
matter carried out that the UWuers uI
tuo vessel, &. A. Hooper & Company,
knew uatdly anything 0t tue plans Vi
tue managers.
Last gear some wealthy cilznGu Of
BOttUn hoard tumUfs VI immeusu guld
bearing uel 0sits at Cooks lulci, auu A.
Pouuutk, an experienced miner, was
tvnt up 10 view the country.
Pen uck madu a thorough search Tor
the shining metll, hud, IA his opinion,
hv was successful beyond all question.
Puuu0ck, with few ifuuuf, Al
once measured III over ten acres OF
labd when showed gold from tue grass
roots QUITO bed rock. Water tlahta
were secured and tho pr0upectJs
washed Out ieg OuuuJs hud sIartcu
Tor Baton. Tue gUii h uOth illo anu
ooAtu ana the mint here values u at
tl6 per ounce.
luu Boston iuvestlgat n incOfpoT-
ntuu ~ tue Alaska uud - sIUn com.
psny Aud 100000 was pail ~. Henry
h. spauluiug ana q. 4. w. Drama, tbs
latter being II too head ~ the West
Side Electrical roads, came TO this city
Auu al once began PREPARATIONS for the
tzpe iiti0p.
Inc destination Of the expedition has
been most carefully gusrded hut II ls
known thst the objective point ~
about twenty miles tom Resurrection
Greek RI tue head Of Cooks Inlet
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LONDN March II Under seoiJ.
tary OF The war 1illco, Slf john BtOdrT.
lck, answering au Inquiry to-day Ia the
House Of Commons, said the wsr
uilics had no news Of any Euglth
militia Unicer1 having volunteered
their services ~ Spain In the case Of
war with the Uuited States. Any
fiiouts taking suuh a step would be
liable 70 the penalties OF the iOIoign
euli-lmsuk act.
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Sunday School Union.

Tho Deaf Mute school will furnish
part Of the program A. the meeting Of
the Sunday School Union, held next
Monday oyonlnS, March 10, Ia tue
Fourteenth ward assembly, rooms.
All Sabbath school workers are In
viled. IL h especially desired that the
superintendeuts ana secretar ~ Of Nil
schools In the Stake attend this meet
ing, J, II. PARRY,
Secretary.
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Three Of Kind.

Charles Davis, James D6olty and
Thomas Conueiord, who were afiestsd
Tor stealing a railroad ride about half
past one this morning, had the charge
ugGliEt them changed 10 Que VI tres.
pass. They pleaded guilty 10 this and
sentence was suspended ny Justice
Wongor In the police court this aiIct-
uuUu.
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TIE urowu rrial.

San FHANCHCJ, March l2.-At tho
uvouiug session of The council before
which DR.. G. . Brown b. being tried,
GEORGE Bickfyfd tlll how he found
the OyuTmau. Tuuucll letters. He was
followed by Mfs. 6cofro Is M O., who
testified iDr twu hours concerning cone
VIBRATIONS che had with Mrs. Tunnel
concerning Dc. Brown anu Miss over.
man. The witness was positive that
Mrs. Tuuueil hai told her on one 90.
casi0n that she had iust 10; back from
Tacoma, where che hHu accompanied
Matte Oystmau, The latter, Mrs.
Tuunyll went on, had become SICK,
"lugau.h love toppt" with ID.
Brow, 0ud the pastor had paid Mt.
luuueI's iarr 90 nd Il, m Tacoma aud
given her SO tosilUf, AZ other umes
the witness had seen ht. luunuii,
whom she bad previously kuOWu o. a
poor woman, with 500,
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DENVER, Colo. March i2,-EdWard
Guy Ward, Santa Fu brakemgu,wuu
came 10 DeHver from NOUsha county,
Kausas a mouth ego, killed hi wife
nnd himself about noon today with a
revolver. Tbs tragedy was the result
II Ieai1usy, Ward accusing his wife OF
iniidouly.
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FiIIsRURU, March l2.--Ihe snow
storm Do western Pcunsylvnuia IT.
twenty.luur hOurs, ending today, Ia the
Wuis VI the season. The temperature
dropped twenty degrees,
NEW Yums, MHToh l2'-5now fell
all mght ll the interior OF the state.
Gtisl5 to 20 Inches deep.
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InlernnlIonnlIInrdIe nae,.

LOSDoS, March 1.-The iuteTua-
tlOuai hurdle race thandicap) for two
hundred sOvefoiguB was run At Cat
wick today ana tea AOrses started.
The cnurFe wAs two ami a half mica.
nine hurdles. l., Dc RJlhonilds Bvvel
won. American boise Banquet IL,
ioImerly owned by NJ. h. Dyer H..
isled second, Sopoy thiri.
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SPEAKING OF CUBA.
Rb,l Leaders Well Satisfied With
tho EIis,Itg Conditions,
SPANISH VOLUNTEERS JOIN THEN
G9vernmtnt Troops No Longer light a.
They Did 10 the Ten
Years War,

NEW YoRK. March t2-Colonel
Frederick o. Perez, chief VI tue stan
OF General Mscso Of Cuba, is in tuis
city on secret mission. Hu viii e..
turn to Cuba In a few daye. Ia an
Interview last night he sald: "Whon
le't Cuba General G5mes and Gene.
fal Macy were very we'll eatltilul
with the conditions exciting, AMI
h1rod 10 10 able TO DO something more
decisive 10 the near future. Tue raid
through the central provinces brought
good results. The Cubans gaiuol
afms, ammunition aud men. Many
Spanish volunteers have tsksn the
huld with them. Ia the eastern part
Of tho island over 900 Spanish sOluiefs
have deserted 10 tuc Cuuan-.
"sincs then there has uorn n re.
organization nuu some changes. MactO
and Gomez were shout 10 unite their
forces agsin. lhuy now have nu army
Of about 5000 men ~ the central
PROVINCES. fnu CuUaus have through.
out the Island about 90, OOJ armed men
and 40 al 5000 paruauy armed. o.
the armed mvu about Oue.tultd Hru
cavalry men, VINO have plenty oi go. q
horses. The Spanish mounted iufau-
tTy ATE no maiCn Tor them. Many VI
Tue Spaulatuu aru not nblu 10 ride, auu
when thsy charge they cling with
hOlh hands ~ tue pOmmels Of their
saddles AMI do not coutfUl tnolr hoftel.
"siuCv General Wuylrr took control,
tho hpaniarls have done uolhius.
lncy nave n great many nyink co..
umus 10 tue iiuld, tut they arc Away
90 tue rear guard, following along nul
never by any uuuIco coming Ia con.
tact with the vanguard. Iuat b. tue
reason that General Mgc5O wan aulc to
pass from the province OF Pinat del
RIO TO toe prUvIu0cOi Havana without
nuug a uu0t, though the spanish army
matched through the region. 1 was
iu tho ton ytau' war uul saw the
EpauinrJs n.ht like demons. Now
there D. a Cuui 90. They seem ~ nave
no hosft Tor their work. They ngnt
weakly aud DO not seem ~ care low
thc battle may 90.
"Thu Hpsuinrds appear 10 be very
much dtmJyaI.ziI butu ON account OF
tue movement OF tuu Cuuaus anu tho
set on Of the American Congress. Tho
resolutions passed by thu House and
Senate nave gwen muon JOS 10 tho
Cuuan leader. had no trouble Ia
GUttlfg away from Cuba. In fact there
were many facilities. 1 isit the Island
NJ point not lar iT0m Havana. Tue
whole interior Of Tue leland, with the
exception u tow bHfDOfs nold W tho
blauiuTds IRE Practically undtr tue
control the insufgonts."
Col Perez WAS wounded on January
lSlh NJ toe battle Of Caro-, where tgo
Spbniarus umuushed tho troops Of
General MAceo and killed four men.
Col. Perez was shot In tho uvuE aud
was IN the hospital tor several weeks.
Ho left the Island about a week ago.
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A Mob Commits our FIRR 20 $50
Fiamts-Poiicr wounded.

ftnmts-fOiien Wounded
MADRID, March l2-At C1runna,
two huuured students belonging to tho
university, l0iNtd In a paraJO ytBlef-
day, cnetTed for Spain aud burned an
American nag, The police succeeded
In preventing the rioters from ap.
proauniug the United states oOnsu.
late.
At Alicante the mayor and police,
whiie disporsing similar demonstfa-
llOu, were peltfd with stones. Some VI
tho policemen sustained iulutles.
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LONDON, March l2,-rne senate Of
CamuuHso Universi,y, by u vote OF
1856 20 l7l has ftlcclrd a proposition 10
appoint committee 10 consider the
question OF comforting degrees upon
women.
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CHICAGO. Match I2.-EE.Govcfnot
Fiiur Wa, uunnimJutiy vlvcluu ma
uiJusl committeeman tom Illinois hy
tgo krpu loan sift1 committee to-
day, Ia place Of W. J. Camp1sll, dc.
ceased.
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UMos, No., N irch l2.-Dr. Arthur
DItttfuw, convicted 100 tue ClfCut
g UT here o 8uUfi TIME ago % klIIug
hiH vito anu Dnuy 900 IS. bHulr, was
To-Day sUutuncuI 30 ,a haukgl AIul
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THE LIN suG,RFlCrORY
ESTIMATE oF1lIF PROFITS % FARuERa
And IIiE FACTORY.


ESTIMATE oF1iIF PROFITS oF FARMER
AND 1llE FACiURY.
r. h. Cutler, manager Of the Lehl
(Utah) beet sugar factory, writes 20
the American Agriculturist that the
factory last season. received as,lu5 tons
OF brvtz from $500 acre., M average
OF II % tons 90 tho acre; 800 nofus
Ayrra.sd Ab ut tons; 1000 hcfo-,
about II t1us; anu 900 acres about 10
tons. Tue price pAiI was SAYS per
ton. The following table IL Ol Interest,
Made up Of figures supplied by Mt.
Cutler, from which the editor Of tue
Agricultural has computed some ltems
10 which we have added estimates ol
ytueB.
Business Of Lehi factory for 1896
Acryso aoets Frown...............,... 80
Iuua uf UUrts delivered. ..................ls. lud
Average yield per acre, t1uhss..............lls3
Ter cent OF sugar mo- ...,,s. .lAsu3
Purity oi sugar, pur cent. ......,,,..st
luTmufh rcrrIpIf per acre, hNrTH fe....,..t.Nb %
'ttulr sugar produced per acre, lus..,.,,. =. mo
'5Nsluc Of crude sugar 30 % cuuts-,a-..tlyl ~
slufu uE.r per acre, lns .,.... blJ
'7NaluU OF pur0 sugar atl cCnta,....,.,tlgl 10
pure sugar NaAaJ pcr ton u
F,stgTS piiis Of bosts .,...,,. ~ "a
r,,,, $50 Sl,a' ' GO ., iS,'... ...,. w
'''goa. % bssts 60 inrmefs per
.''t aFmeis prone per acro........,. IL %
fst sTWtTH Iruut uu q acFua .r........ go 90
- aclor{ pron' 90 i'l' hcrrs.',''''' I',.Il W
Estimate Ny ulitYr AguuulturitL
f.Eauuutr 10y editor Chronicle,
"'Lsumage by Mr. Cuuur,
In tho estimates added by Us We
have taken the currently reported state
mcuts OF cost, including Interest ana
veal ana esf, f1f whoto accuracy we
have before snil that We DO nrg yuuoh,
the prices said & be- raid for crude
sugar NJ the Wats3nvlllo factory anu a
minimum price Of cents for refined
sugar. The Loni factory hasa home
market Tor It's sugar, anu doubtless got
higher rates. Al present dry gTanu-
lated sugar In lOta of sevoniy.hyo but.
rolls or over 10 worth cents IN San
Francisco. Al 5 cents pound tue
T. hi factory profit wuuli DO S77.s9 per
acre, or sg51,lU3 for tho season, 40
against $40, 800 iuT ths iBrmeu, Mr..
Cutter rrumptes the mtmst's oOtt Of
from SIS o S3j where tue haul Ia not
over QUO milvf, ana including pay Tor
the farmers lab4g. When tie farmer
aud tue capitalist pull on tue same load
the farmer somehow seems pretty sure
tr get ine short end OF tue uuuUietfre.
ME, Cutler claims fuT the LBhi factory
that u is far more economical than y
European factory, operating with about
20 per cent less hgnds, tut one OF our
CONSULAR reports gives, II We remember
correctly, tue cost Il making Cru4r
sugar m Germany At sl,b7 pet ton Of
Deels. lt n interesting ~ uul0 Ia tls
above table thst the value u the o..
fined sugar al cents II almost iuer.
cal with that u Grade sugar AT u
cents. A possible iaollfy pflce oirs.
fined sugar AZ 4 cents wOuld indicate
that tue syrups aud other by.prouucu
paid the cost Of refining.