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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

NOTICE-FIRST MEETING or STN..
y HOLDERS. The undersigned ....
Htors of "The Hill OH and Gas Comp.H.
do hereby appoint Tuesday. the 2~tH ..
OF January. A. ID. 1896. at 1880 p. 900. .- '
time and the Office Of Ferdinand j. NH-,
ter, 1923 Market street In the city0i hH"
Inc, Ohio county. West Virginia, az t.I.H
for holding "A general meeting OF tle --
holders OF said "Hil OH and Gas ComH.u.
To elect a Board of Directors, mike ur-F
and transact any other business IS hi.l
lawfully be done by the said stochuY.Ie.-
general meeting assembled. John .I...
c. Mueller. X. +. Schubart aud other.
pOratOrs. I.'i'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

A potato trust? Where's Mayor PIN
gree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her 7astoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castora.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
3BbeeIin9 8e9istfr
CHARLES II. TANEY, General Manager.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered al the Postothce III
Wheeling. w. Va. as secoud-ciass natter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

NOTICE OF INTENTION 70 or b. a
RESOLUTION FOR AZ A., IS y - rs .-.
TshiPt5ITAI STOCK OF TIE MOS
3 EIETiA coal COMPANf. ',-No,..
hereby given that at a ,5 special d m5T
me me 1C~Cynnanv." a corporation form
S SeT cSapte g fiity-four Of the Code or ~ +.
S Virginia, TO be holden f a E2- ~
Stree, - pIennsvlvania, on the llth on
9 5an1aTy. 4. D. 1896, c9mm enc g5,g.
O'Clock. ., M M rn 5.tS'' ms adoption.
reSol ani,,ed That the number OF sha-
the H's capital stock Of this this , 9S5po 5b
increaa,se1 "a shares. thereby incr@
two two In9u initial stock from tweniy
s sa9 se doilars to one hundred thoG Us
lars Iars- each OF such shares Oe'Hs % 1856
value OF fifty dollars ~ Dr-NT0~
Stakeholder Of the Above Nance 5elo 10 10 -
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
DIED..

ZTNK-On Tuesday, January 7, 1896. at
$50 o'clock a. m, VIM link, aged Il years.
Funeral services at Chapline Street NJ. f..
Church. Thursday. January 9th, at , p. m
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
LOOMIS-At Ioamosa, San Bernadino
county. Cal. Saturday, January t. 1896 at
S O'clock a. m, Mrs. Bertha LOOMS. relct
of Henry J. LOOMS, in the 18th year OF
her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

AA;oooo' short and long Cloaks;
MISSES can't last much longer
the way they are selling. Come at once.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

When ordering Cocoa or Chocolates, be
snre to ask for Huyler's. Purity and flavor
unexcelled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
WANTED.


yVANTED-TO RENT HOUSE OF About
< rooms. centrally located. Address y, A
BECTER. J''''t
vANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
as news agents on railroad train. Must
have $40 cash security. Apply 70 ONiON
NEWS co. office B. & O. depot Jash
yANTED-TO RENT FARM, NOT LESS
nan 50 nor more than 100 acres. with
5vceiling. Must he whiting easy reach OF
W-heelinr. Address with tuu particulars
y q BOX 81. Wheeling. )ahe1uQ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO DRUM City
trade for wholesale grocery, MUST nave
..vneT4ence. Address GROCER, Kegs
ter office. 1''o''
wANTED-AN ENERGETIC LADY for
y Urht. profitable work at home. Address
NJ f. this office JAG
TATTED-2 LADIES TO TRAVEL FOR
n -siiable house: salary and expenses; no
OarVassing: no experience is necessary
N55rass IMPERIAL, this office. Jals
WANTED-FOR LIGHT ARTILLERY.
/ Army active, able-bodied, unmar-
,5ed men. ages Il to 30 Citizens of United
states who can read and write English.
Preferences necessary. Recruiting office
corner Market and Fourteenth streets.
Whealing. ". Va.
noc5-So' de "A. de2S-S. jas-n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS, NEEDING

The annual meeting of the stockh0'I.r
of the German Bank of Wheeling f0.
election Of Directors, Will Doe held
banking house on Monday Janu5rr
1896. between the hours Of and q
=. m.
ja3q LOUIS j. BANHA, Cas-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockao.
~ he National Bank of West Virgin" o.
Wbeeung will be held al me 1t-"
house on Tuesday. January N 4
oo,cIock r. M. for the election Of DIT,
e'O~-- - JOHN WAGNER Ca-n.r..
Wheeling, ". Va. December AiA' -'-'
deilei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

MarseiIIes and Crochet Quilts Special
Sale at Stifel s. Co.'s to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
prpORTFn ~ HAVE SETTLED.

REPORTE0 TO HAVE SEIILED.
Charleston Gazette
The Gazette was informed yesterday
that United States Marshal A. d. Car
den. who. with w. A. Ohley and Miss
T,ulu Downtain. We're badly scaldad in
a wreck on the B. & o. railroad at Tun-
Melton some months ago. has settled
with the railroad company for $4,000.
The suits Of Mr. Ohley and Miss Down
tain have not been settled as vet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Table Linens of all kinds. Special Sale at
Stifel a. Co.'s to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
MARTINS FERRY.

Did you read stifel & Co.'s ad. It's i'm
portant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
MARRIED.

LUKENS-BOYD-Mr William J. Luken'
and Miss Annie II. Boyd. "A. m. January 5
1896 by the Rev. a. b. Riker, pastor OF the
Fourth st. NJ. +. Church, at the parsonage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the .1okh. e-
Of the Bank Of Wheeling H- ne t"
the banking house on Thur. I.}. JtH
9th, at o'clock p. m. o.. 'H. r.'.'
directors and the trans1 .-I. .f t. .A.
business that may come before
ja3ei JOSEPH SEI BOLD. CASHIER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockhol r,
If the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge '9-l'
pany will be- held az inc once ol w. w..
~ hours of = and clock ,. m., 81.
lection OF managers TO serve during .
ensuing year. ,o. .vt-coN- e.
Wheeling, W. Va, December ~ -.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

OIL City. Pa, January S.-Credit bal
ances 81 so; certificates, February de-
iiverey opened $1.49; highest $50; low
est 81. 40: closed $1.49. Sles 1000; no
cIearances: shipments 94,S4O; runs TO-
1856
New York, Jnuary S-Petroleum
steady. 81 40 bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

MARBLE AND GRANITE BUSI-
vi NESS, SHOPAND STOCK FOR SALE.
The Marble and Granite business OF James
s. Muldoon. deceased. together with ground
1921 South street In the city OF Wheeling
viii be sold at private sale upon reasonable
terms Enquire OF T. :. RILEY, attorney at
law, No. 1913 Chapline street, Wheeling. ",
Va de27tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
Of the STANDARD Fire Insurance
of Wheeling. W Va. viii le Del
office of the company, Room .t
Rank Building. on Tuesday. Janu
1896. between the hours OF ana
n m for the election OF Board ND D
,octors and the transaction Of any '.--'
t1,e.I-sss mat may come before them
WM ELLINGIAM. Ir
II D. ROWE Sec'y. Jda-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Did you read stifel q Co.'S ad. It's i'm
pOrtant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Table Linens OF all kinds. Special Sale at
StifeI & Co to day. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29

nat has accommodations torso many
uersons, on account OF the cfamped
quarters o. the riilcors and crews On
ara the modern war vessels.
Secretary HetbOit said: "Permi' mo
10 say that the President sympatn.z,s,
o. Do, with the purposes VI your has0.
citation and most heartily wishes the
enterprise the success which your
energy 70 richly deserves. The DE.
rnfiment recognizes that the character
u those who comprise your Assoc atiOn
hud the broad purpOscs they have IN
View give TO this enterprise a some.
what nat onal character anu that 10 IL
not ultUgether like an ordinary case Of
mrfonnnia seeking ~ extend thtir IN.
iividual Interests anu n, therefore,
regrets the more iis inabilityto comply
With your request"
In The other letter Secretary Herbert
shy' 81 have TO request that you will
iutnith the department with tho posi-.
~ d'tu u the arrival IN South
America Of the representatives. OF the
National Associations Of Manufacturers
sud the name OF the vessel conveying
them, that the commanding officer Of
tic United States naval force on this
south Atlantic station may be- In.
i1fmsd Of their approaching visit and
Instructed 10 give tnum sucn assistauCs
% they may desire AMI he DO ablu "
fouuu
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TcnsI, Goes 90 Chicago.

WAsHlNuTON, June g0.-Jamea IL.
Euktls, comptroller OF the currency,
luii last night for Chicago, 20 attend
the Drm0Gfatic convention. lie viii
DO followed during tue week ~ vii.
liam McAdoo of New Jersey, Gisislaut
secretary II the navy; Joseph hlll.r
Of West Virginia, Cummissiourt Of
internal revenue; n, A. Maxwell ui
Now York, iuuun assistant postmaster
guutthlj e.. &. hamlin Of Massuchu.
set,s aud a, NJ. Curtis Of Now York,
hsuisiant secretaries Of the treasury, A..
w. Machcn OF Onip, uupt, Of tho free
delivery service; II. W. Nausonden "
Kentucky private secretary q Stote.
iaty Carlisle; Judsou Clements Of
Georgia anu j. ID. Yesmun Of Iowa,
Interstate commerce commissioners.
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WHITNEY sEEs 80 LIGHT
no Thinks the Democratic Paris wiIi
ne Di-ruptsd.

| no Thinks the Democratic Party vii
no Di-rupted,
NEW YORK, June g7.-Wnllam O.
Whitney tluay gave out tho following
formal iutetyiew;
GLOW Is the campaign progress
iul2p
Like 1860, II tho truth must b,
! t0li."
"whAt are tho chances Of sound
money IN ChicARo2D
"Unlrss the situation changes and
our Southern ana Western friends are
disposed 10 reason with W, no chance
| Whatever"
"What do you hear from the South
| aud Moft2p
"Judglng from the letters | receive,
there IL no apparent disposition 20 dis.
cuss the matter Mt issue. fear Il has
gone beyond that point"
"Have you asked Senators G0Tman
anu Brice 90 attend the convention NJ
a party duy2"
"NJ, they have no reason 20 believe
they could accomplish anything. None
Of us have"
at lroo coinage candidate IL noml.
mated on n Tree coiuHgu platform, what
viii be this result2"
"PTactically It will disrupt tho
Democratic party. No power On earth
can COutce OF persuade sound money
Democrats 10 iorsuks tue fundamental
principles OF Democracy. They du
Ios regard this question ~ either fac.
llJnal, trC,iOual W political The
maintenance OF the na.iln'a credit lsA
matter OF national honor. TIE sara.
tUga platform emphasizes this fact. IL
shyH the maintenance OF tho prrfuut
COLA STANDARD ~ tho present time h
essential 10 tbs pTtEoryAtlOn u our
national credit, the redemption VI our
public pledges anu the keeping H.
violate OF cur cguntry's honoT. That
10 our position as positive ns words can
express, aud II cannot BE- changed.
"Ihou y-u 10 Not look Tor a COM
pr1miHr2"
"CumpTlmis0 10 Impossible"
"What w you expect 10 DO Ia Chi.
cage"
"Do everything Ia our power TO save
lhu party aud protect the COuntTy.n
"1ou do not despair OF success,
theI2"
"NO, we cannot yet tell how the
knowledge OF tue attitude VI eastern
Democrats VIII affect the dolefmlua.
ton Of tho southern AM western
ID 'mncfats, who have not known un.
ul within tue past Week how strong
the feeling here 10. Tue vigorous ca
preston OF cur position may Gauss
especially among tao rank
and die VI tho democracy, WAC, can,
not believe, want 10 urivO al eastern
ID moDfpGB from tho party. / know
some oil tbs leAGCb assume that atiI.
tuIe, but | am not yet convince that
Tho people acc henind them. Aud h.
no, they Will make their wishes known
snd lelt."
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SPAIN NOT AFRAID
Although the S. Louis Platform Has
a Paragraph on Cubi.
sue l, INCREASING HER NAVY
Hut Only In order 10 BE Prepared for
Defense ifAltacked by the
United States.

NEW YoRE, June SEA- special to
tue Herald from Madrid oays.
The statement contained In the
Daily Mail telegram 10 tho effect that
the platform adopted by the 81. Louis
convention causes unoasiness IN spain
and II Ia feared a conflict with tho
United States has now almost Gxoi
date, IL mislea ling. while there does
exist a certain feeling Of unrust on 10
count Of the declaration Of the convon.
lion touching the Cubau question, u
mast not be- imagined that II 10 dictated
~ fear, tul rather spriugs from a very
a,ural desire ~ know the worst at
uuce. There can 30 no question that
spain Il making preparations for
tNUnlualititF, but ehe Il certainly not
doing 10 with any Intention Of making
war, but In order 10 be- In NJ good q
position as possible 10 defend hctsolf 10
attacked. The purchase OF if9nclads
can scarcely be- said 10 have been the
outcome Of any immediate scare as this
fltp has been IA contemplation for
some time, but there n no doubt that
The action OF the government has beou
hhstenei ~ recent events. The chief
lira In strengthening the navy is to be
nblo TO put stop to nlisbustcring aud
pFlvateefing. There IL not any great
apprehension that Mr.. Mckinley will,
% elected, act very differently In that
ca soity than Mt. Cleveland has done.
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NEW YuiE, Iuny 20.-John L..
DUDE, native ZIlu, has Just arrived
from Africa. Ha IL the grandson VI a
chief 0f his tribe Rnd son Of the met
native preacher OF Christianity ~
South Africa. Mr.. Dubu has come t0
this country to complete HE theological
studies Nv that he may enter the field
A. missionary 10 uis people.
My grandfather Was," he sail,
"Unu VI tue Chiris " the tflbo under
Chnkh, the cruel head OF tue Zulu
uaIlou. am told that my grandfather
vas very popular with his people aud
mat Chakn, owing 70 his great cruelty,
was very unpopular. In that way my
ancestor gained the Unmity Oi HE
superior aud tho latter ~ tied 10 XII
hlul. Tie anu his meI we're truaoneT.
uuay attacked aud killed. NJ grand.
mother hud with my iatnor 60 Natal.
lie bucamu a Christian aud refused tue
Cnlulauip VI his natluu,b
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ENTOMBED MINERS
But Little Prospect Of Reaching the
Doomed Men IN Tine.
G,lurRArruEs SHAFT


WILiSEsntWE, IA, June g0-rnc
excitement u. Twin SHAFT at pitstou,
where nearly 100 miuUts arr uutouilel
continues to-day. AZ the mouth Vi the
shaft, btaidos the wives anI children
o. the entOmbcI mor, There are hun.
uteds Of persons MT resident OF PIlu.
ton alone but visitors tom Scranton
aud Wilkssbarfe. The Wives nnt
children stand near the OPENING o. tue
death chamber urgiug the fuscuer, 10
greater Efforts Practically nutht.g
has been uCclmplishu toward the CO..
c3vcry Of the mon. Thofu BE- scarcely
q man about Tire opening OF the mine
WHO does not believe tho mol arc all
dead. Tho tCsguiuE party which
went into the mine a. O'Clock came
out at e The foreman reports that tho
timbrrng BE- gOinE uu 90 rnlidIy as
possible. Tue work lH uprpsH4fIIv
Glow owing 20 the dagger OF falling
rocks lo1sruod by the explosion. tia
utterly imp sslulu Co uuEt digging DE.
'ofu late inls afternoon. 1. sue clone
Do NOS completely Chukuu with dubria
The fCacuris may possibly be- ablu to
reach tho men within tWUuty.iuur
hour; otherwise 90 may take two 0r
thfyu day. Tho frsCu'ug Marty L.
.,Uul ieut rom where tho cavein 0r.
CURED. 6as continues 60 rumuIatr
and the loom which wac weakened ly
the explosion b lu danger OF hIuu.
any moment
a survey u tho interior OF the min,
this morning shows that the msiu
slIIo is blocked worse tuHu the ufIgIaIs
Ate Wiling 10 admit. luily % .r,t
that hnd uouu cleared up yesterday
afternoon b. blUcsUd by another aIl
tnpt occurred before 4 uyeI pE tIis
morning. Fire Boss Juhus salu: ult
T. my belief that tho AR cuffput ia the
twin Shalt was sbut Oh tho moment
ia explosion Dgcuffru; thea VI tuumUn
were not aiil.J IS thu 'nl.luF rock nuu
,Oal they may have lived some min.
uioH bsiDru teIHE sun GATED; uF, Do tho
space WhUIu tAuy w.Ir was Ir.t clear.
gee may have accumulated and "a.
pl0dud when would of cours have
burned tho men g. death. 70 ish likely
10 will MT DO kuONu how the mon died
until tue bodies ate iguud.
Tue dumagc 10 tho mine l. estimated
a. 80 700 ani tue oxpln.os " getting
the b1licH out mny reach $50 900. Toe
company Il ctnuutod Tor ss.d dug thu
turu iuin I'M minu when ~ was in
oHngef0uB condition. ln answer 10 H.
said tue company eUhcr haI 10 do THE
u Close the milne, which would nave
meant tue l1st Of all the capital IN.
vested.
Water began pouring into the sloro
and threatens ~ dtiyc out tue fescuufs.
II IL thought 10 be- surface WaierAtd
VIII soon cease 10 how, Others think
the wafer comes from the susqus.
hanna river. lfitiH river water, TUE
whole niue viii botnltded In a short
time ana II viii be- iu.uths bslofo tbe
bodies uln be- got out.
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Ihe Cerh.It..narEt, conI..,.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 20
Many people interested in the manage.
ment Of pugllisIio oUntUtts are sending
telsgtHms over tue country In search
ui an available spot Tor tho Corbstl.
Shstkey match. Dan StuAT's Mexican
concession IL btil held In TesUTye.
Several LEGAL ana Eastern sports have
been cAnvnssiug the possibilities #
securing a location In Nevada. Unless
something uniofbesu happens there
viii be concerted effort TO have tho
mill take place In Nevada.
The state anu federal authorities.
hOWeyef, may not relish tho iueA aui
may duitat the aims Of tho hstlc
enthusiasts.
q. NJ. Humphrey, u. b. marshal OF
the dislrlct Oh Nevada, nas already "a.
preset himself No being opposed ~ Inc
holding VI any contests contrary h
The federal laws Az yet the leauius
safe officials have nOtsXpTsasou thom.
ielves.
Gov. Budd has placed "a quictus on
the Santa Salalina scheme, aud the
only battle ground that now practically
remains open 10 the one across the
Mexican border. There 10 some talk of
q oIroloh Of ground In tho vicinity Of
YUM, but IT. location h thought 10 be
uniav0table 30 far as drawing n crowd
10 concerned AMI II viii 81 all prub4-
billy be Eiven wide berth, az the
gate receipts will hO an lmpOTlaut
factor Ia the contamination VI the
match.
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HIT BY THE TRAIN.
Little Elmer Leroy FrIsks tho Victim
Of a FrIghliul Accident.
uED cur ASp BRAIN LAID BARE.
was Playing Mar the Track when
luIon Pacific Passenger Train
Hurled Him iuio Ditch.

Little Elmer Lg Roy Frltke, a child
90 months Of age, was struck by the
$40 southbound Union Pacl DO rassen.
yer train whi.eplaying IN tho grass and
weeds near the home OF It, psfonts at
second West AMI rroih South streets
this morniIg AMI with broken skull,
hriiscd and bleeding body hurled into
ditch u water from wnicn II wa.
picked up moment later and carried
into the house apparently more dead
thaI alive.
Tho train was bowling along Mt
rapidly increasing rate OF speed when
the little CHAP. who II " said, had
been sitting on the end u a tie, sprang
sujiruly into view. lie was struck
by tho engine pilot, or COW catcher
anu hurled In to n ditch Of water which
phralIeled the track. The train was
mriia,ely stopped ami inquiries as
10 the nature oi the accident made,
after which u was backed into the city
ns Tar as the Salt Lake leo
company's place Of business from
where a physician was telephoned Tor.
An hour later DR.. Wright was In at
tendance upon the unfortunate child
the lot si1n uf whote tkull had been
complete y lied up, laying bare his
rulsniius Drain. Tue injury caused
very Tree ut blood TACT, says Dr..
wright, that viii give tho little one
about ono chance In a thousand tor re-
cIyuty, HE left eye was aisO badly
hurt. Tho accident vrty lament.
able one and ono Tor which nobody in
Particular seems TO bn responsible.
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Those E1orbiiant Water Rates.
SALT LAKE CilY,
June 20, 1896.

June 20, 1895.
tho Editor
Please afford space for the following
short article on our city water rates
aud Obligt.
IL lisa well established fact that Der.
sons or combination Of them wuo
take out aud apply water TO IL various
uses thereby acquire ownership In ths
uso Of the same, as we'll a. the right OF
way therefor, tho waters Of this city
being no exception, II may DO argued
that water has been added to tho
original supply, has been conducted by
a different mode, etc. Hut this does
not matter. The peoples money has
paid for II, ny taxation or otherwise,
hence Ownership IL not lost or changed
except perhaps In u few instance, by
lapslng OF abandoning II. Tue right
10 II ami 10 control IL remain the same,
Nor does the fact that the people by
their votes elected City Council
and the further fact that said Council
have among other things framed M
ordinance regulating, controlling aud
distributing tho waters OF tho city,
cnungo the 0wnurship, aa 10 use.
Whatever they do they must do as the
Officers NJ servants Of tho people.
THIS huiug the case, tue people hsy.
iug paid iOT own city water systeu,
have Tlght 10 expect its distribution
10 ihum NJ It's lowest cost, and not be
maize a source OF revenue for purposes
other than iof repGirs, Insurance., etc.
All Will admit tue system should be
l''1uppotung; further than this Il be-
comes unjust 10 All, aud TO some 10
likely 10 beuomo oppressive; hence
that part Of the revised ordinances
1i 1892, pages bOl.2 81, relating
W water rates, nuous revising.
more ur lees all through, aud paT.
tiCuiHfly Ia that part relating
10 culinary OF domestic purposes. For
Instance, rage Coz: "Houte or private
Residence not exceeding Fix rooms, 50
per huuum." Now that rate In my
opinion should not at most exceed more
tlau oue.half tue rate now In force.
Nor should tho numbeT OF rooms ia "A
dwelling cut any such figure As II now
does, when the water IN not piped into
the rooms Or even into the house; but
% Nluil, | thiuk, he Just and proper
Where the rooms were lees In number
hnd family lg's, anu poor, TO reduce
the tat" still mere, that II may not Do
made oppressive. And further, 10 my
opinion, II makes but iittle differences
IN cost ~ the city WEsIhsr n COW ora
hofse drinks from tub where tns
water Il drawn irnm the hydtAut or
whether The COW ur uOrsu drinks from
the ditch. la Aot % isaquusIien In
my mipdi when We take into account
the soskngo and eyaE grafton, whether
tho tub process would not be- the cheap.
est ~ the two Tor the city and oouss.
qutnt.y % the people, At all events
tht wuole matter Ia worthy OF carofuI
attention, hnd may We hope tor its
speedy adjustment.
OLD CITY CouNCiLoR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29
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San FRANCIsCo, June .0.-Thc
Chronicle say; Antonio Cuuuu, ia,
millionaire banana king Of New York.
was shipped out u town In comatOsu
condition lat evening anu " now on
his way cnut IN tbs custody Of ~ friend
whose instructions regarding his
charge according 10 DR.. Potter, T..
guito him 10 keen the wealthy New
Yorker properly ropsd and hahJcu ,
u bcctstaiy, ~ utuet that he may 10
landed In New York IN Rood order and
TUNED over to his fRmily.
CuDeo camo 10 California ak months
ago 10 rGcOveF his naAlth sna hlA 90.
cent troubles have been the cause oi
much agitation IN the Italian colony.