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FROM SPOKANE TO NEW YORK.
A Woman ui iifr Daughter Walk .g
Aha, DiHa on $4,000
kag O..

The NEWS received a call today
gom Mrs II. EFby and her daughter
wuosp card furnished tho information
That they are PERFORMING the vcrJ
unique i,at OF walking from Apskanc,
Wash, their home, 10 Now Hufg, 800 %
wager OF $4,000. rhu isunl b.
The more remarkable from thr
fact that tho two women usc
travelling alone ami theif contract
t,quiroa that they touch certain points
their Journey, among them lhr
capitals OF each state through which
uncy pnss. They also maze " n Iulo 90
call on the governors Of each state
ard Ia speaking Of their visit 20 toe
nj 20 uf Gover or VOLS toiny they
irmiudul the NEWS that U;bh mad %
very excellent chief cXrcuuv
Tho women commenced toes long,
wuafisOmr journey, distance VI SOME
tuiug like 5000 miles ON the 5lh Gay ui
lost May, aud In order g. nll
the requirements OF the wager
viii have to reach their ueStlnuliuu
mullme duriug the month o. No.
NUuisur.
"rhus far" saii MIR. Estby, 1--WE
have had n pretty hard timo. We hsu
considerable trouble Ia making our
wpy through Idaho anu over the
R9Uty Mountains, but holiuvo We viii
get along mucn better from now on,
~ the dislficts through which We vii
have 10 nats are more thiCkly
settled than those which W.
have already travcbcd. We arrived IN
Salt Lake ON the Sth A. s u. M, n u n
We afr successful nt finding work, In
tend 10 remain mere fOJ week or 20 20
rest az aud get few pennies 10 help
"a further along. lnr J utncy, how
ever, Is not what u ~ CT stECd up % br,
aud 1 can ASSURE you that whom % +
~ over viii never unuurtakn
such a trip again. We Hru highly Co.
lighted with tue salt LIKE valley, ana
when our pilgrimage In over tue
chances uto that we may decade 90
me back hero and locate peTmu-
uoutly."
Mrs. Eslby appears 10 DO about 80
years OH anu has u family OF Clgut
children ~ Spokane. Her daughter
who acc mpuuius her % about Is yeats
OF ugu aud 10th nro Clnd Ia AMY guu4
apparel. lhey are taking uOios on tue
way from which they eNpCct % writ
book ut the completion 81 then
Journey, and also roll photos % thvm'
selves rn route. They are quito In
tulligont women anu converse ifouly
and flueutiy. They have visited
several points OF interest Ia and about
tue city aud expect 10 attend tht
tue services at tho TABERNACLE To-
morrow.
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OGDEN.
coDrs urAm July II, I,ai.
Junction CITY Doing,

OWCsr p ulur yesterday arrested %
smHUth confidence IA d VITO D. done
mo slick work 100 hiB liuu in OkHpr.
luu mau was George Martin uN8.
Buy Mason, alia1 Charles W.
Miller lie came up uu 90.
Union Pacific from the 0.u.
aud hHd mnu iu tow,
Julius Kuigos a Gutmau, who wa.
tfnytuu. East from Los AH.p.p..
Miller ltgrUsrd vialt 90 Che Mormon
tempo. The victim doubted iHrtE
B..iur OF ruch u building 900 ORtlu.
but Miller guUlaruI tho building W..
tut a few blocks Distant When tU.y
10Th ftatlcI i.r tuu temple Miller soon
introduced his Jock io.. IHry were
met ny officer pundur rn Dos HN,
lnd nftestCI. When fCHfciuI 5000 be-
counterfeit bills Wa found Ola tUt
IuuCu mau nu. number ~ uU.u.
railway tickets bei.n % cumr.t.u
.ulilt iUrEuIu r0mg uu.iUrHP.
A nulu lII aged nb.ut3 u,sfs iN.
daughter u Mf. ana Mite. Anton
Chuttuugcn OF Hooper f,lliutnR hole
With about ten iucuUs OF water g'a
wac Drowned.
The announcement at the Western
Union luicHtnph tllcn yesterday u'
the nomination O' Is Jan VI Chicag.
wac received with much enthusiasm
ny large waiting crowd. Last even.
Ius The Ogden silver League mold %
HugtIur Co aFfaugr Tor "a ratification U'
tho Dtm0CfnuO nomination. BfyHu
was utattily rrdItsud in q number ui
sIocoh,p. COMMITTEES were appointed
to complete arrangement.
W. ~. Rowe ne master boz chanctry
cold % tho Highest bidder 81 the prul-
cry " the OgIun street railway uIm-
pany under nu order If sails and decree
n foreclosure by tho district cuuf..
rhuro Wap but one bid nui II wns sold
f1 Daniel Van Dam Tor ssjO,OOO, WIN
bought the property i0r Roland h..
CDukIiu,
Tho JullJing OF tho rock hrCakinr
sUckauo fof the entertainment Of th
U0uu element has been great bouuht
Loo thUc.ly Bu i1w have been tua boz
since 70 was completed. flBieIday
Two Migrants were tuuicuugi 90 ten
days each. They viii break rocks iuI
,uoir board und will not DO exposed O.
Ihu public gaze, an Improvement ON
llv shotgun iuUllc exhibition.
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TUE GREEN BAG.

publlc officials atp today wearing
Bland 7miiu5 aud undecided pNpTUs.
sioua.
Charles Smith. IS, Of Murray, aud
Mias LAURA parE, 80, OF Nill Crock,
were today given o. lcrur, 10 m1rty.
The county turveyur hns completed
60 the lake uuu Ion "a Unfshb.u route.
Plans are al tOaiy ilT nriiyn work.
AZ a meeting no the state laud bagfd
THE morning the rrpo, 0i sales OF
UnIv,uliy lhuds sold 10 private falO ly
the board Il Ter.u'a %. tho University
OF Utah, rluce April o, 1905 was nc.
crptel aud the fulrs confirmed,
The horticultural association Of Salt
Lrtr county met TINE afternoon rud
pnjlufuei on aCc unit OF up ~ rum.
TIE tuit tJye ius. cc,Yl met iumgll
HIrly afterwards.
The county board q cqu Igat.ou
cleared the table thIH mnrriHH 0i n..
application. Chairman g dlUs, A..
SCISSOR Lynch aud CInrE B.pnsIR'c
were the only survivors uI tho ordeal.
Chtlstophpf.un hal 90 20 home M d
Roberts diiu't On W up at IN. The
others finished iho work without the 9
missing camuuulous.
Tho Frisc1 Mining uni Mlllinp
company was today incorporated by
EdWari W. GrhttT, John a. EpTls
Edward l.. Talbot, CorFilrr X. south.
worth aud Go rye lluvUrc1up, Zach %
whom subicfibr ten shares, luHviuH
100 $50 shares 600 tho treasury, Of tht
plF vniur OF 81 roch. The lrlucit O.
place q blsiuuss 81 ll be nj b.. LAX,
CITY,
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FOR PIONEER DAY.
A Reunion Of Veterans 10 b. HID al
S.la,r.

The committee on Pioneer Day Re.
union Mt Saltair respectfully r1qugst
Leading uuzens In the various pats Of
the State penetrated ny railway 10
give notice In their public a,ssmblages
and In other proper ways, Of the fact
that the forthcoming holiday will b.
celebrated by reunion Of veterans Of
Ploreer and Mormon Battalion days.
Surviving members Of the Lot,
ter organization and OF the
original band OF Pioneers led
by President Brigham Young
wiz, II promptly reporting themselves
10 the committee, be- supplied with
transpoTlaIlou, anI upon arrival hero
will DO given baigcH ue8ignatiDg them
as the specially hOnored ruests Of tho
Jay. This applies 10 actual survivOTo
only OF tho two companies named, and
cannot DO eXtcnlua 10 families. IL ig
also thought proper 10 coniine tho on I
and Invitation 10 those veterans living
On the railroad linos Within the S'a'o
IL there had been more time, m r.
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UNIVERSITY DAY
The Shd'nls and lh.ir Fri.nls Eriy
III ms VISA. Sultalr Bach.

Yesterday was University day 1T
Saltair. An excursion was planned
by the University Field olub, and was
carried very successfully into effect.
At 2il5 trains hcgan moviug, and until
late Ia the 'veniug nooessions were
made to the crowd until the company
numbered fully 5000 The afternoon
passec away very p'uasantly IN social
converge, boating nui bathing, ami
the evening was spent In that dOligh :
ful Iastime, dancing the last train
bringing ,O the city the largcsE train
lual OF the day. The young people
uad fine time and seemed to be well
pleased with tho cordial support glveu
their excursion.
The baltRir Beach company has
aided etill further lrltrotlOn TO the
efficiency OF itB ilro deg attmUut, havii Y
purchase u at considerable expense ID
new force pump with Accompanying
parnphOrnRlia, and can now Hub4uo
ire within the great pavilion or In any
part u thoTtsOtt almOs llnstgutaneOuRiy
Another feature that Is low mora fully
carried Ju.,is the well arranged system
OF keeping perfect orlcr, nud % PIE
vlding tho most complete protection g.
all yisitots. and providing Tor all com.
forts tuaJ pertain 10 q well regulated
resort,
Superintendent Nj Ter, as well rs Ia,
oiileigl8 Of the company, Uro tlIelC6s IN
extending 10 every patron OF this now
famous resort, every courtesy lhut eau
reasonably be expected.
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Notes and Personals.

j. iitor Mapsor o' ihoUlulon received
teller rsm Yesterday from H.C.C. Rich
n' PCcattll0, Idaho, winch atltrituat
Na coroner Of lpvist1u hal written
Vie Rich thei Eza Shepherd had
HUwued e. IN Sacramento river, and
vat Mr. Rich would send particulars
uy mall Ezra Shepherd ia brother
H. Nfr. Mauspf; he bar teen away
'rnu % State i0r a"vcfll years, travel.
HH thr,ug California nui the north.
west. HE rnfonN l'vr in Beaver anu
d. had smauy irIouds ami acquain.
nnca8 throughout ono state,
FIsh md Gamc Warioa Ncwall 1,
.U.urg sharp lookout Tor vio,ators of
NU law AGAINST catching tfruf, aud
very few days gomu uulucky lshrt.
man D. brought hn'ltD Justice do
NHny AMI is generally charged n LIgh
'flrH Cor tHu trout teson from the pub.
..g waters
stephen W. Chapman, aged .s.Iand
Ella thornton, ugol 20, BON OF
Amarigrn Fork received mt rriage
= CO.'S.
Hrtqulsi g. sons will cree. q two
...fy brick builIiug 80 4 90 On their
AinIu street prOIoity.
Gilbert HHcket sixty years o. age, n
rsliyut Boo the asylum from summit
county, iloI yoligrIav from ,Nhaua.
tion. Howas buried hu,c llIay.
Architect kln'ling was down from
The capital yesterday on business cons
ncciUi with Tho Asylum.
T.. N. Barlow Of Salt Lake IL IN
taa city,
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elaborate preparations Tor the reception
and entertainment II gIl tho Surviving
mCmtufs % he vAilnul bands from
whatsoever point they ouli c2mb
mich, have io n mafc. Tue fuw days
mat remain, novDvnr, Give no OPP r'
tunity TOT WILDLY ci-,uauug ne i"f..
going notice, nor Tor the rusrgap1n.
.clce that would be uUcCteaiy Ia tue
Cuso.
Its Jclifed, reverthclcis, 10 mako
Ire reunion pleasant anu mrmoubl
arI the committee VIII npprl clnie the
sipluuls oi all who oy their presence
un me ocolsl n, Bnd by thtir I'D iu
riviug favorable notice of q, sh1ll
situiiy their interest M AMI affection
Htt'r vunfr3hia wun In whore honor
the celebration Inns b on Planned.
For TUE committee!
HTBER J. GRANT
HHlfmaUs
l.. II. rEHCG,
SECRETARY.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken nj Utah, idaho
Montana, Oregon aud Noradi
stations.

Weather reports showing obFctva.
lions Ut s am, today:
Salt LnFr Clty-Barlmciot, g1.Ss;
temperature, n; minimum, 90, wind,
casf, light CIuaL
Baker Cuy-BsT0mUiUr, gB.sg; tenn.
IUtAtuTe, b2i minimum, 6ii wind,
southeast lthl; clear,
Chcyo n,-BaT0mcttr s9sS; tom.
roiatufC, "a; minimum, ~; wind,
nufthwuHt, % miles yer hour; cloudy,
Hr.rus- Barometer, .v.gs; tumpefa.
iure, 20; minimum, bs, wind, south,
mile per hour; clear.
Miirs Ciiy- Barometer, g0.7i; tenn.
pptnturC, Is; minimum, IS; wind,
south; miles per hour rarity cloudy.
Barometer 9.sS; tenn
psratute, 6s; minimum, %, wind,
south wUsi, 3 miles per hour; clear.
Iuaho FnIF-ligromoter, 20 o.; tenn
reralufr, So; minimum, %; wind,
west, light clear.
General and local fosoras, i0f 20
houfb ending T,m., July 1870:
For Utah, fair tonight and Sur.
day; stationary temperature.
Salt Lake CITY guI vicinity;
fair, stationary temperature
J. n. SWlH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature IL shown Ia the
fac smile thermometer given fellow:
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CONCENTRATION.
nrYan Received 1900 Telegram, Yes.
IrIMnN.

DryUn Received 1890 rsirErama Yes.
trruhy.
tmCAuO, July H. Mr. Bryan
hau received l,dJO trlspmml OF CON.
ltituluInn before he fuliieI laEt night.
The messages tcgAu o. arrive HlwCa.
Immediately auor the ANNOUNCEMENT
OF tho nUmina,i1u ana ate Bdli rOuf'
Ing in,
Among the messages were the FOL.
lowing;
WATERLOO, Ia, July 10.
Accept wa'shsafly congratulations
ON yOui nomination.
HORACE AoIEs.
AuEmCUs, Ga, July 10.
tender my mus. hnaiiy cjnEretu,a.
lions. GEu. h. CRISP.
CHICAGO, july 10.
You and the pe5I 10 u. your rouuir,
have my congratulations upon you.
nomination. My services are Of your
command aud ~ our Caure D. lust anu
ugnt the Master viii give ut Victory.
Us. BLACKBURN.
Mr.. bryan was csrcc.nl'y gr.tiilrI
az tue receipt OF the ioiiuwink'
IuRAN0O, Col, July 10.
We oil SOM congratulations and
promise the support Of the gtost south
wet. The wnistlos are blowiug aud
tue bella ringing anu cannon bring,
bands playing and every noise In
Durango Is ago. No tuch rejoicing
was ever heard Of In this section.
IA. Carbonate, chairman P1pnlisl
uveni1u; jos Prtvitt, chairman
Democratic convention; W. a. Reese,
chairman silver c1uvenlirrj W. J.
Miller. chairman Of the Republican
convention.
There wtfo many nsIurauCcs OF POP.
ulsit' support from tue Western slalUr,
both nj the ~. Louis convention aud
ut tho pole. N.GovuTnOr Adams VI
ONO sald: "ruank Gjd we arc % have
Pfrsiuc who knows that tue
Western boundary VI our couuiry II
uegond the Mississippi"
There were also many messages
came from New York, Maasachusotts
nud Pennsylvania and me from
Vermont anu Now Hump hire.
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Bryau's Nomination.

Tho news OF, BIylu's nomination 0g
the Chicago convention was unthuBi-
a6tlCallY received here. Tue following
telegram WIS sent Mr, Bryan;
Provo, u,nh, July 10, ls0..
Prctidout Bryan, Chicago:
Col bios silver ana the people, can.
dldale. Our h 0tt7, cur hands and cur
State ere with y u,
EDWIN g, HINEIET
ABRAHAM ID. CASH
WiIFOKp 81. NCEENuRICIs,
SALuEL A, KING,
Preparations are being made Tor "a
ratification Monday evening.
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BLEW HIS HAND OFF.
Serious Result or a Rocket lxp's Ion
This e riurtn.

hbout $3.50 this afternoon Mr.. Fol.
lard, the gentleman who had charge Of
the construction Of the tlIats ut the
recent carnival, was busy In
the Continental market, where
he to.k up "sky" rocket
aud lighted 1t. While he held II in
his right hand the rocket exploited,
shat,erlng the member badly. The
hand was 81 severely mangled that II
was Immediately driven 10 u surgoou's
office lO receive tho necessary atteu-
uOu.
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RELIEF SOCIETY.
Annual NcursloI tf h. Organization
10 sai air NIX. u Stay.

The members Of that extensive
womau's oTganl2ilion-the Relief So.
cl,ty-ln Salt Lake anu Davis cOun.
ties have arranged to have a most In.
loresting time at saltSir pavilion on
Tuesday next, July IA. For this oc.
casion splendidly arranged program
has been prepared, consisting Of music,
dancing, reclting, speeoh'nakln etc.
Several old time features will be- intro.
duotd Tor the entertainment OF the ga.
cursi0nis'H The railroads have given
special rates 10 those outside " tho city
who participate in the rXcurbi0n.
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CHICAGO, jay lid slcgatos nfe
taitiug shout 1br nomination OF Is les
Of Iowa i0T NlCe pfuuidoni. The Iowa
delegates Hud B1ies vii! not accept u
there Is 10 he Struggle TOT tho nomi.
nation, II II comes ~ demand tom
tue convention no will accept. The
Indiana dc .ugntl0n has conferred With
GJvefuoT MatlhUws by telephone and
iind him very positive ugpiuat taking
the utcouu place on tho ticket This
has developed n movement ioF ex.
CjngtuiomRu Bhiv,ly VI Indiana, the
IrtstHt candidate tor governor and a
young man who won his squire Ia Con.
grets nllag with Bryan.
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nominated by The Pjpulisls 81 ST.
Louis nnI the fusion effected In the
.svotal stntCs. That IL 10 my, whore
bfyan Or the flr0ngest tho Plpulht
thoull turn Ia anu huln secure hil cleo
ton aul where the i pullsls are the
sifOngua' the Democrats should vote
OF The p1pul 81 electors.
Ex-Governor Lrwelling arid that
here was uD dtult In hi mind TIM.
TIE r.. hlIst convention " .uI4 nom d.
nfu B.gon. Personally he 10 much
iu favor Oh the Dem cratic nominee.
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nIanh rnsIII,sIY Holman.

lFnAEOS, Mcn July ll,-Richatd
T.. Blauu has tue past twelve hours
been overwhelmed with appeals from
his friends IN Chicago anu elsrwhrT
10 accept the nomination Tor the vice.
presidency. This application wac
fiuaily ana positively decli0od this
afternoon. In an Interview with an
A sociated Ptusa reporter Bland said
hc preferred 70 20 TO Congress ami
here continue the fight Tor tteo coin.
age
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Destructive Fire.

Tho general merchandise store Of NJ.
J. Hadiu, near the U. =. dppot, Iogk
fire AT about $3.50 .. m, today,
The lTi was in the attic, and proved
difficult o. tNliuguish. The whole
plR. ew saturated with water. The
lDfs wiil ~ several thousnt d dollar.
The IRE was under control at pTtfA
4
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anh-nel trI.l.In Itnly.

ROMs, July ll,-lt Ia ON sally nu.
nouuyed that tue cabinet has decided
a. pustpour tue discussion Of military
measures until November.
Minister ~ War General Riooito 10.
signed, whoreupOn Premier Marquis
DlRul nj submitted 10 King HumUert
the resignation OF the whole cabinet
The king charged DiRudini 10 form a
now cabinet
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Although 10 O'Clock was the hour
fixed Tor tho convention 10 assemble
this morning, at two minutes after II
there were not more thun 100 dele.
fa'es In the III anu the galleries were
not hall nllud. Tue delegates had
been worn out 10y the tAcluug ttiug.
giles and public interest seemed to have
culminaIcJ yesterday IN tue nomiaa.
ton VI Presidential candidate.
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Commissions lssued.

sesroiaIy Of state Hammond today
forwarded commissions to 4. II, o..
Connolly as notary public, anu 10 i've
city councillors hud tue marfhnl uuu
Icasufer Of Washington city, Wash.
iugtOu CJugty.
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Scandinavian Excursion.

scandinaviaus In the city and vloiu.
ny have arranged an excursion 10
sal,sir on Thursday, July 10. a good
program has been arranged, and an
enjoyable time Ia anticipated.
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line Of HE duty az marked Out Tot him
ty the authority 70 whom he 70 amen.
able.
Adjourned 10 meet on tue fiui Sat-
utJsy In August nj II "a. m.
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nisirict Court Orders.

Il. NJ. Hanks We rhos. Matthew;
tler6 ordered to pay defendant { .UNn
uuw on depgsit with him, deieu-a4I 10
furnish deed TO plaintiff.
J. A. Heiss Vi J.. t. Woodm u; mo
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aIDSUmMgR EXCURSION

10 AZ Points North, July %
%. bJyf up .r UuHn Pacific
#Ul mu fp,oiul lxcursiOu tI1m Salt
L.bu CITY o. au pyluGs uUUh a toll
D WH.
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Correspond us low rates win be
w1 rom an Other points lu Uub.
Limit ul tiCkylH 10 Pgca!rl.l and
n.uu,dalu po.n'S Alteuu aly5 TO
.. rUI MT, 3IJHgt.
E. |Htr lagHuu.as5 call 90 nearest
q 1000 Pacific aren't. CITY ticket
Mu gJl Main err.
ID. j., LUULEy,
G.u.Iu AGENT
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IAyADNlNo-uly 10. NV, to the wife Of O.
Layasuia0, Hun.
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WANTED

SITUATION M A YOUNG Man,
"A Win work 300 Huy mercantile hufiulss,
ON .l,u Ey0J TonT.uaca' Address n, NE"s
uAyu,
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John nrsidsnthI enthusiastic over
the Nomination 90 Bryan
TOPEKA, Kau., July ll.-John Brei.
uenlhal, chairman VI the Populisl
Ssdo central commlttos 10 enthusiasts
over tho nomination Of MI, Bryan,
H. sayi "lt suite mo exactly, be-.
hrys tue POpuiist National convention
VII endorse the nomination Of Bryan.
az last the Kansas ALLEGATION viii
veto that way beyond DOUBT.
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Today's temperature IL shown IA the
fac smile thurmometer given fellow:
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and Joseph l.. Graham as catpentot,n,
salary Of $50.
The following table shows the move.
m1nt u patients for the monii:

M0T0 ToWlTO0 T0IIT.
l1I 40 -.I
, 1896-08-08
Limprieht.
c

IL is hereby known that Mr. j.
ARENDRUP, Manager Of Estate
Sion Farm, has been authorized to
represent Government as to the
control with the management of
estates and the area and condition
of cane fields prescribed by 3 Of
the rules for granting advances from
the Immi grafton Fund by virtue re-
%spectiyely Of lst and End Clause Of
Pro visional Ordinance of 28th inst.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croix, the 29tll July 1896.
II. A. JURS,
i. p. G.
, 1896-08-08
BekiendtgJoKelse

call Iagttagelse for saadanns
90 Personer, som matte vile
andrage ON Forstr@kninger fra
Immigrationsfondet HenhoId til
FOrcl0big Anordnins af Days Dato,
bekjsndtgjores det herved, at An
dragendet Dor indeholde nojagtig
Oplysning ON f6lgende Punkter;
l. Bsl0bst af den onskede Fer
strekning.
2. Antallet af Acres i Planter0r
og otal-Antalltt af Acres i Ror
til Host i 1897.
8. Antallet af Arbeidere.
4. Den for l Manned forn0dne
Mangde az Plantageforn0den-
heder.
x Hvor Pante- Creditorernes Sam
tykke MATTE vere n%0dvendigt,
for at Bureau-Sikkerhed kan
gives, maa Bevis for Meddelelse
af saadant Samtykke folge.
Gonvernementet for de dansk-veStlndlske
Der. St. Croix, den 2Sde JUL 1896.
II. A. JURS.
+: y. G..
, 1896-08-08
Bekjendtgjo relse.

DET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
u Foryalter ] ARENDRUP af
I'lantagen Sion Farm err beskikket
Ill for Gouvernementet at udf6re
den Control med Eiendommenes
Drift SAINT Sukkermarkernes Til
stand OF Areal, der err fastsat / 3
at Reslerne for Tilstaaelse af Blu.
reau Forstrnkninger af Immigra-
tionsfondet i Henhold til Forel0big
Anordning af 28ae DIS, henholdsvis.
lste og 2det Afsnit.
Gouvernementet for de dansk-vsstindisks
Der, St. Croix, den 29de JUL l SO.
H. A. JURS,
, 1896-08-08

999OR the observance Of such
SO parties as may wish to apply
for advances from the immigration
Fund in conformity to Provisional
Ordinance Of dis date it is hereby
made known that the application
should contain accurate information
on the following points;
|. The amount Of advances soil
circd.
2. The number of acres in plants
and the total number of acres
in cane for the crop Of 1897.
3. The number of labourers.
4. The quantity of supplies requir-
ed by the month.
8. In cases where the consent Of
the Undergraduates to the
granting OF bureau security
should be requisite, the appll-
cation should be accompanied
by substantial evidence thatsuch
consent has been acquired.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, St. Croix, the 28th July 1896.
H. A. JURS,
+. ?. G.
, 1896-08-08

PROVISIONAL ORDINANCE
authorising the Government Of the
Danish West India Islands to dis
pose af All amount not exceeding
$4,000 of the means belonging to
The st. Croix immigration Fund
for the purpose Of granting all
vances to owners of land IN 81
Cr Kin order to enable them 70
continue the cultivation Of the
sugar Ca, {.