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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
THE NORTHERN NECK.
Pulling Fodder-snd Intelligence
succeasfuI Entertainment.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. september 4-(special)-Eyery man
and every boy here who could be Induced
20 work have found lucrative employ
,nent this week. the work Of saving tho
fodder crop having begun Monday morn
tho Many thousand bundles OF fodder
have been pulled, but the farmers
,hrouehout this and adjacent counties
have suffered heavy losses. on account
~ hard storms and heavy rains. which
caught the incurred fodder hanging on
the stalks. The week opened with favor
able weather, and some OF our farmers.
saoer 10 gather their whole crop az once.
mt large forces OF men I'm their fields
and pulled the fodder of large areas OF
corn In a single day. In less than TWEEN
,v-four hours the rains came, ana these
were the heaviest losers.
THE ladies Of Trinity Methodist church,
M King George Courthouse. gave an en-.
tertainrnent a few evenings ago, and
realized 500 fer church purposes. The
church edifice will soon be treated TO a
new coat OF paint and other needed I'M
provements- -
A letter has Just been received here
announcing the death Of MIS-. Helen
Louisa Arnold. Of Charles county, Md
who had been an invalid. unable 10 walk
step for several years. sne was .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

! Glass Table-sets, consisting Of six
pieces. always sold for ESQ.,. viii 80 Mon
day for &c. complete set.
Largest Size Hest Quality Granite
Tea-kettles, always sold for 9f.60v
will go now for soc.
! Full-Slze Best-Quality Pie-Piates for
&c.
Best-QualIty Granite Iron Covered
Buckets for l5c.
| Full 81 and i-quart-size Best-Quality
! Coffee and Tea-Pots. actually worth n
and &C., for CSC. each.
| 4-quart Milk or Puddlng-Pans. best
granite ironware, worth sSc.. for Mon
day. loo.
g-Handle Best Quality Granite-Iron
/ Dippers, regular price was Csc. special
now. &C.
Full Pinch Long Handle Granite-Iron
J Basting Spoons actually worth I5c. now
3 l-2c. each.
STEEL GARDEN SPADES. WITH
| EXTRA-LONG HANDLE. REGULAR
1Oc KIND. WILL GO MONDAY FOR Dc.
Infants Bath-Tubs. nicely Japanned.
large size always sold for N.9, will go
/ now for CSC.
Japanned slop-Buckets. always sold
for IS and 5oc., go Monday for 1sc. each.
I Steel Griddles, always &c. cow l5c.
Steel Tack Hammers, with nall-claws
always l0c., now &c.
Nutmeg-Graters, regularly Sc, now lie.
Grooved Butter Paddles. best on the
market, now lie. each.
| Putt Best Liquid Polish. for cleaning
/ all kinds of metal goods. to be closed out
now for &c. q can.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ORNA-
MysNTs, GAMB SETS. FISH SETS.
FANCY FRUIT AND sAI.AD-BowIS.
DINNER AND. TEA-SETS. WILL BID
| SOLD MONDAY FOR HALF OF &C
TUAL IMPORT COST. DON'T MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY XMAS
PRESENTS.
Dead stuck, guaranteed TO Kill
every insect-such as bedbugs,
reaches, ants, moths, and mosguf-
tocs--or money refunded. Large
doubIe-size bottles will be sold Mon
day for 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Solid FURNISHED Brass banquet
Lamps. with handsome real onyx
columns and hest centre-draft
burners, always sold for $3.50, will
go now for S2.s5 complete.
Handsome Banquet Lamp Globes, full
size. extra thin. fine quality, with pretty
floral and gold decoration, have sold up
to ssss; will go Monday for 81 choice.
FINEST CLEAR WHITE PARLOR
GAS-GLOBES, ALL HANDSOMELY
ETCHED AND ENGRAVED, ALWAYS
SOLD FOR &C., WILL BE CLOSED
OUT MONDAY FOR 1ec. CHOICE.
Fine Imported Colored Gas-Globes. all
the latest shades. handsome, large fiuted
top, fully worth &C., will go Monday for
DC.
4 and 5-Inch Brass Gas-Globe Holders,
can be put on any gas jet, now &c. each.
Large, handsome Hand-Engraved Fruit
or Salad Bowls. always sold for CSC, will
go Monday for 19c.
Glass Salt Cellers and Celery Dips, imi-
tation of cut, regular &c. kind, for 1c.
each.
35c. CUPS AND sAUCERs, NOW &c. A
PAIR.
REAL AUSTRIAN CHINA. A. ID. AND
SOUN ENlh 1O1O AMI oAOtLtNS, <,ib
NICELY DECORATED. AND REAL
sTIPPLED GOLD-TRIAIMED. ACTU-
ALLY WORTH &c.. SPECIAL NOW &c.
FOR CUPS AND SAUCERS.
Finest Clear White China Cups and
Saucers. eggshell thinness, always sold
for s2.4s a dozen, will so now for &c.
pair.
Decorated Full Half-Gallon Real Ger
man China Pitchers, always sold for 50
and &c.. choice now OF any for 2lc.
Real Alpine China Covered Butter
Dishes, will so Monday for 25c.
Large 15-inch Ham, Turkey, and
Mcnt Dishes, assorted decorations to
select from, some worth up to S1.25j
all viii go Monday for Ice.
Full size, best English China Teapots,
pretty floral decorations, actually worth
75c., choice now for 25c.
Handsome Delft Blue Decorated Indi-
vidual Buffers, with gold tracing, always
sold for 50 and 69c. a dozen, now &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
THE GREENBRIER WHITE.
Close of the Gay season-But Many
September Guests.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, September 4.-(Special)- 1.-THE
gay season closed on Monday with a
large and handsome card party given by
Mrs. w. George Weld, OF Baltimore. The
first priZe-an artistic Vienna vase-was
won by Miss Cooke, of st. Louis; the
second-an exquisite repousse silver mir
ror--by Mrs. Rawiins Lowndes, Of
Charleston s. c., the consolation-a gold
and silver tea strainer-by Mrs. Under
wood, of Morristown, N. j. Mrs. Potts
and Miss Taintor received handsome
pieces of silver.
But If the gay season is at an end
an altogether delightful month began
with September. There are many charm
ing people already here, and others are
expected this week. Among those who
have taken cottages for the month are
DIR. ]. c. Boyd and family, Judge James
u. Seldom end family, Major John Halle
Mr. II. II. Swepson, Mrs. G. Lee McMil-
lon and family. Miss S. o. Mason Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Z. McLaren. Mrs. H. L.
ward. Miss Mary Ward Miss Leigh. Mr..
THOMAS NJ Rutherford and family, Mrs.
I O. Temple and family, Mrs. William
II White and family, Major w. II. Ross
and family, Mrs. Warren G. Elliott and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Keyser,
and Mrs. Joseph he'nhart ana Family
Among this weeks arrivals are Mr.
rIsnrv y. Jones, MIR. Randolph Holiday.
~. Iobn Howard, mr.. L. l. Belts. Mrs.
archer Anderson and Miss Kathleen
andarson. Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. III.
= carter. and Miss Brodie. Memphis;
r. ~ Fitzgerald and Mr.. j. L. Perk-
inson. DanvilIe; Mr.. Hunter Mcclure,
lx,rcbester. va; Miss L. K. Leadbeter.
a,arandria; Mr.. Julian H. Hill. Rich
mona and Judge j. A. Wickes. Balti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Why Is 1t!
By Father Ryan)

(By Eather hyohj
co,oa find work where some ma rest
0o Hn1 So the weary world goes on.
= sa,netimes wonder which Is best.
The answer comes when ne 10 so"e'
some eyes sleep when some eyes ""'0'
And 81 the weary night hours co.
come hearts beat where some nea''s
often wonder why it's so.
co,, ,,,li faint where some VIII nsl n,s
Some love the tent and some 'io 'ie
oSten wonder who are right ,o,d
,yhe ones who strive or those VIM &C.,
co,oa hands fold where other nahos
re- lifted bravely in the stame,, lands
IA az through ages and throus,n, Ne, ia"'
Az movo on the two extremes OF me-
GO foot halt where some feet treau'
o9inv ,,raiess march, thcrny way aoa.
snma struggle on where some nav ne fray
0S Some SEEK when others shuh 'ho .'
sworda rust where others CLASH:
G1',ne fan back where some mSh
cs,oa f,ass furi where others MAJ"
STINT Until the battle has Deem "o"'
sa,,s s,eep on while others keep y.
oS me vtgils OF the true ana pa
NM, no Vii not rest til roses creep
ih. ,yo,, ma THAR nama ahnxs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

very prominent and talented lady, and
one OF the most useful IN her county.
Mrs. Arnold was we'll known In Virginia.
the first few years OF her married lifo
with Mr.. Thomas ]. Arnold, OF this cotl-
~, her surviving husband, having been
spent here.
Collins-G arnett Camp. Confederate
Veterans. OF this county held wsil-at-
tended meeting on Thursday. and COM
pleted their arrangements TO leave hero
by Rappahannock steamer IN next
Monday for Tappahannock. where tho
reunion will be held. beginning Tues
day
Rev. J. IT. Mcneil. pastor OF Potomac
Baptist church here, who has conducted
revival meetings at his own and three
:otier churches IN this county, this SUM
mer, left the the other day TO visit his
parents in Franklin county His sum-
mer vacation viii end while he ls In that
county. ard he Will then return to Rich
mond College and resume his studies.
Mr.. Samuel Purks, and daughter, OF
Caroline county have been visiting reia-
tiyes here for n week or SO.
Mr. John T. Minor, Of this place. went
TO Washington and Baltimore several
days ago on business bent. His grand
daughter. Miss Mamie Minor, accom-
panied him az far as Washington. ID. c,
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Billingsley, OF
Fredericksburg, who spent week with
their kinsfolk In this county, have ret'irn-
ed home a-f t
Mrs. Sallie A.. White. OF this county.
is visiting relatives in Culpeper.
The distinguished HIndoo lecturer. who
won almost a worldwide reputation by
his lectures IN London, Is now guest OF
Count and Countess d'Adhemar at Moss
Neck Swami Abhedananda," tho old Cor
bin homestead, In Caroline. Just across
the river from and in sight OF this county.
Messrs. Taylor and Mason Smith, who
have been visiting King George kin and
friends for some time, have returned to
their home In Fredericksburg.
Misses Katie and Sallie Montgomery.
OF Richmond county, are here, the guests
of DR.. T. r. Arnold and family.
Rev. Paul Bradley. Of Gordonsville.
came down week ago and spent some
days with his wife and son, who are
summering here with Mrs. BradleyS
father and sisters,
Several thousand dollars worth OF cat
tie have been sold by King Georsians
this season. They are carried from here
In droves almost every week TO the grass
farms In Piedmont Virginia. DR.. Minor,
of this place, sold 500 worth recently.
But while cattle are In good demand.
and command fine prices, horses are In
no demand at all, selling now and then
all the way from s. TO So apiece. accord
ing to age and condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Large, Thin. China Soup Tureens. all
nicely decorated, fully worth $50, for Il
each.
Small, Handsome Delft Decorated
Plates, will be closed out for &c. each.
Real Chelsea" Thin China Fruit or
Ice-Cream Saucers, nicely decorated. al
ways sold for Csc. dozen. will go now
for &c. each.
Best quality Small Round Yellow
Baking Dishes, will go now for &c. each,
Decorated Real China Soup Ladies', full
size. actually worth 75c., for Csc.
HANDSOMELY DECORATED REAL
IMPORTED CHINA CANDLESTICKS,
ACTUALLY WORTH &C.. WILL BE
CLOSED OUT NOW FOR 15c. CHOICE
Finest Imported Real Au&trian
China Covered Syrup and MIX
Pitchers, actually worth $3.50, for
zoe.
3 5-piece Tea Sets, real Austrian China,
finely decorated, will go now for soc. set.
Handsomely decorated real La Bell
China" Bone Dishes, gold-lined edges.
fully worth 50 dozen, for DC. each.
Handsome Hand-Palnted Pin-Trays. al
ways sold for % and 35c., for 10c. choice.
Real Clifton China" Cake Plates, with
pretty violet decorations, stlppled gold
trimmed, will go Monday for 15c. each.
Real Haviland French China Din
ner Sets, all HaviIanJ, newest
shapes, would be cheap at s35.
CIosing-out price, now $40 complete.
Serrated Bread-Knives, with black
enGmelled handle, actually worth &c,
go Monday for &c. each.
Steel Table Forks, with double boil
stored white or cocoa handles, actual
~ worth s1.5o and g dozen, fof &c. each.
FINE CRYSTAL GLASS CAKE
STANDS THAT SOLD UP TO sc,
WILL BE CLOSED OUT FOR 15c.
CHOICE.
Large Glass Preserved Dishes, always
sold for % and S5c., will go now for
! 10c each.
Handsome HandEngraved Goblets,
best flint glass and ground bottom, will
/ bo sold Monday six for BIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean.)
There are In Dawson dogs OF every kind
and breed 10 the number OF at least LOO.
and are considered valuable property.
Snguarly enough. they are sold by
weight, the ruling price being 81 POND
for ali under rs pounds In weight, and
$3.50 per pound for all weighing over 10
pounds. These dogs are all USED for drag
sing loaded sleds iu winter. One OF tho
miners coming out ventures the prediction
that when spring opens there VIII not %
a single dog left In Dawson, and that they
will bring higher prices dead than they
40 NOW alive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
ONLY AFEW DAYS MORE
Silks.

possibly the last chance 20 buy silks
q, these prices.
KS Black Muscovite Silk, 30 inches
gifc plliN.......s .......s... ..........TSc.
SIS Fine Black Satin Duchesse,
3rly...+. s....... ....,..... ...... .....3oc.
Sc. Colored Satins and Plain Japa-
,ese silks. only. ...... ............3Dc.
$50 Fancy Brocaded and Fancy
weave silks, only. ........ .....75c.
81 Plain coiored Satin Duchesse,
1ai4...s' $3.50 ss.s...... ..-...'''..."vN'
81 Ivory White Figured Taffeta Silks,
erly.... ........ ........... 500. ......ooc.
$3.50 Evening Moire Silks. only....75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
cS.s,,anv will be given prompt attention.
"a the style OF work and hices VIII
be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Ladies' Knit Underwear.

Real I.isle Vests......... ......."..loc.
Ladies' 35c. Ribbed Vests, II. y. 5.
ST.. ........ ......... ....'...- .'''...'''c'
Ladies' Csc. Gauze Vests, L. N. 5.
D.. ..-..ss.'. 49, -
Ladies' 80 and 75c. Isle Vests, L. N.
n. S....... ........... ........ ...'..'''-~"S'
Chndren's % and S71-2c. Gauze Vests
and Pants. ........ ........ .........ioc.
Children's 80, 40, and 50c Ribbed I'm
dervear. - ...... ............. 25c.
Fall and winter weights)
Children's co. C5. ana 75c. Ribbed Vests
and Pants.... ........... ........ ......ooc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Wool Dress Goods.

Think OF buying fall Dress Goods at
.lese prices.
a& Imported Novelty Suitings for
GOc.
.le Colored Mohair for.............25c.
Al-Wooi Flannel Suitings and Serges,
81 ly..... 5000. ........ ........ .......ioc.
l0 Imported Suit Patterns, only..$5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
no NOT FORGET OUR FREE MOO
LIGHT ExCURSSON

on STEAMER PocAHQNrAs.
Leaves wharf az 7:D snasg:
TUESDAY. sEPrE1e nu1 "a ~.
Present coupons from beuers Oso ~
..s.,e, t,aLln< powder At boar.
Two coupons for children.
-Four coupons for ladies'
Ten coupons for sentienen.
Sc. FOR each missing s oHSRSH nAxru<3
x,99wnFRs are fer sale ~ 81
recr can contains {. coupon. ensI4m& w.
n sIssi 70 many handsene ero ce13
presents. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Coats and Capes
and Caps.

Ladies' Seal Caps, former price $,
fur..... ...s....... ......... ....s.ss..s..'S go
Ladies' Fine Black Cloth Dolmans,
very handsome and just the thing for
eeffled ladies'. choice for............ 81. 30.
Ladies' Black and Navy Cloth Gossa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
IoHIII5, SIIcS y, IT fD.J
Drawers %, 30, IS, SS, 40. AZ, A.
COrSetS.

COrsets.
75c. Venulating Corsets, Fl and p,
s1.25 DR.. Warmers Corsets-2f, %, 20
1Or.... ........-s sss's. ss.s..-'''D.
$l.25 Black Nursing Corsets-lS, 10, 20
26, 27-for.... ........... .......... .......oc'
Sl.O COrSetS 1Or........ ...... ...s.'''oC'
(Sizes IS, 20, o. 26, q, 30)
$2.75 Corsets fOr...... ....... ..."..Sl.oo.
(Sizes IS, 10, q. %, "a. %, 26)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Bicycle Suits.

A great opportunity TO buy Bicycle
suits and separate Skirts this week
see the prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Wash Goods.

CSC. Cream and Lght-Blue Plain
french organizes for..... .........S t-''c.
25c. Zephyr Ginghams FORMS f-6c.
l6 pc. Fine Colored Dimities. p. * &c.
81 Lace Striped Linen..... ......37 i-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

DR.. Jaeger's Children's ATWOOD I'm
derwear at........ .......HAlt -PhlCE'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Sheetings.

1914 Utica Bleached Sheeting, only. zoe.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, only. DC.
Lonsdale Cambric......... ........S l-@c.
4O-inch White Lawn........ ..........iOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Ladies' 35c Black Cotton Hose.....21c.
ladies' CSC. Black Cotton Hose.....i9c.
Ladies' l2f-2c. Black Cotton Hose. Toe.
Ladies' soc. Black Cotton Hose..... 3oc.
Ladies' $3.50 and 50 Colored SILK Hose,
81.
Ladies' $3.50 and 50 Black Silk Hose.
$i2o.
Chjldren's Is and 25c. "a Socks.......5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05
Shawls.
Hosiery.

Persian shawls. former price N2'
,boice - ....,, .......... So. 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

PERSONS DESIRING NICE, hvA .,s.
fIke BOARD can secure the same py Spxy-
ing az No. 408 east Grace s7fee. S9ss
er,ces given and required. 20 e-s.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

NEW pryprIs FOR MISS TANNERS
MIrsIC CLASSES are requested TO Apply
AZ No. s EAST MAIN STRbET 70 AZ
range hours for lessons before SDPTE1-
Der 10. 1897. % e-.s
sTRAYED. FROM MY PREMIsEs ~
Rickett street, Tairipount ONE BAY
HORSE. with swayed back ana oia Ac.r
on his shoulder. About years Old. he-
ward II returned 70 me.
Sc 5-4ts MARTHA RussELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
modated at 4oi east Clay street. fern
reasonable. ne 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

Washington; Matte Porter; Kate Cam
mack, OF New Orleans: Mary Daniel, of
Baltimore; Sallie Marshall. The gentle
men were: Senator Bibb. p. y. Porter,
Esq. DR.. II. L. Barrel; Mr.. Ernest Lee
Boiling. OF Richmond; and Messrs.
Cooke. Kiby. OF Washington; DR.. Sims,
OF Richmond; Maddux. OF New York:
Granville Terrell, of California; Richard
Levy, OF Baltimore; w. Chiles, McComb.
w. C. Bib. Leon Levy; Belvidere, OF
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

A KEEPER AND sTENV3f:.xs.-
assurances business preferred: Muss %
ready to come TO me by the nth instans.
salary ut start, 80. Pond VIII Dc Fe1o
ed. Address X, care dispatch. % ?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12
STATE NEWS.

Spring City, 5Anpete county, is to
have n tabernacle for religious eer-
Vices.
Various towns In the State have
made arrangements for the celebration
Of Arbor day, April 10.
Msnti Messenger: The honorable
mayor and city council are to be
recommended for the earnest way In
which they take hold OF the moment.
ous questions now before them. We
refer, particularly, to the eDlarginR OF
channels for the surplus water which
Is sure to come with the setting In oil
warm weather.
Brigham City Buglef: E. II. Joner,
merchant OF Kvltou, was in Brigha m
Thursday. He told a reporter tn ut
this unusually long winter is begin.
ming to cut big gaps In the ranks Of the
western fiocks OF sheep. Sheep are
now are dying out there by tue hun.
dreds and thousands. Some OF the
sheep mem will lose eight per cent
OF their entire number. The sheep
that seem to be suffering most are
those that are being driven up through
that country from Nevada. The fl jcks
string along the highways or over the
hills for miles. the strong sheep ahead
ami the weat ones dragging their
weary limbh along behind. Soon theee
trsilers tsEs their last painful step and
down they go, never to Iise sgai0.
Such are either LETT by the roadside to
die or are knocked on the head anO
stripped Of all that is Of value In them
now-their pelts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
Or. Talmaga Formally 0uf, Prof.
KInssbury Ii.
PROP. TORONTO VICE PRESIDENT.
Other Important Changes Msde-An
Estimated Expenditure for h
school Year Of $43,050.

Today the board of regents OF the
University OF Utah met and heard the
report OF Presldent.eiect Xxi gsbury
relating TO the employ ment OF teachers
and the management OF the Universlty
for NIX year.
President ralmage's resignation was
formally accepted and Prot. j. T.
Kingsbury elected to fill his place.
VIM. q. Roylance, Richard II. Lyman
and Miss Babcook were raised from
the positions Of Instructors to those oil
assistant professors in their d Tsren,
Departments.
MIR. II, l.. McGihie, who graduated
this year In the arts course, is to be
employed Ms Instructor in English;
aud Prof. Toronto IL made vice prssi.
dent.
Prof. Toronto, next to Prot. Kings
bury, hiss a longer standing as q
teacher than any member Of the
faculty.
The expenses for the year OF the
University and Normsl sch Dol are
estimated to be S4S, O5D.00. Ifthis were
The smount also for tue following year
there would be a small surplus uver tue
appropriation by the Legislature fol
tue next two years together with what
can be c0u uted on from tuition anu
other SOURCES OF income.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12
Jubilee Notes.

At Saturday niRn's session OF the
Utah Semi.eentenD ial commission sage
green, yellow anu red wers Ill olally
adopted as the oolors Of the Pioneer
Jubilee. The cage green Is typical OF
sagebrusb, the yellow Of the sun.
flower aud the red OF the foothlll
blossom known to the people as tho
Indians paint brush.
The commission also adopted, with.
out q dissenting vote being recorueu'
the editorial suggestion made
In Saturdays NEWS that bu'
reau OF Information whore householu'
ers could register the number0f vlsilor'
they could accommodate aud the
prices for board and lodging which
will prevail during the week Of the
celebration. The bureau Will be es,ab-
lished at once and competent person
placed In cnsrge.
Henry Heath, one OF Salt Lske'a
best known citizeuts ami pioneer,
has AZ rocking chair and vhipssw
which he has offered to the commits
sion for the proposed hall OF rellcs'
The whipsaw was used in making for
hrst time IN Utah boards for a hoor.
The Lake House on Saturday con.
trlbuted 500 to the jubilee fund. Ac-
companyifg the check was letter
reading as follows:
Pioneer Jubilee Commission, Bali
Lake City.
Gentlemen-Enclos herewith d nd
our check for one hundred dollars
tSl0Ol toward the worthy cause which
you nave undertaken. We wish that
we were ablo to make this ten.iold, but
assure you that the amount enclosed
Il all that our circumstances will per-
met us to donate. Wishing you every
success and assuring you OF the hearty
cooperation in anything you may do,
We remain, yours very truly,
yHE LACE HOUSE,
Mrs. Jane Fielding, widow resid-
Ing al 739 South Third West street,
has contributed 30 cents 10 the JUDI lee
fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12

days. Brother Empey has just re-
turned from q mlesion to the states.
They viii leave for home In Idaho in
day or two.
Our water board has msde come
very impe RANT Improvements at the
mouths OF the two canyon GREEKS In
order that they may handle the waller
when it shall commence 10 nOw down
the mountains.
SooiaIs have been the order OF late.
A very fine one was given at the
residence OF Mr.. w. f. Welsh, aisv
another at Mr.. and Mrs.. L.. Comer's
home; the last was held at VIM. BON
Jr., by the returned students OF the
b. Y. A. and the A. college. All
VINO participated had very good
time,