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hoyiC TO CseD TORS.
Estate of Martin easel, deceased.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY q VEN BY The
~ updersigned, executr.X OF me estate OF
Martin fAsssU, deceased, 10 the creditors OF.
aud all persons having CLAIMS against the SAID
deceased, tn exhibit them with the Necessary
vouchers. within four months after he frst
publication OF this notice, 10 the said e1ecu
trix Il her residence 575 south sixth Epst
street, sslt Lake City In tho county OF salt
Lake, Utah.
Ated October Goth, 1877
AUGUSTA FAssELL,
Exeeulrlx OF the estate of Martin Fassell,
deceased
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NOTICE TO oRs pIToRs.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned, Execute OF tho last will
and testament Of III zabeth Lane Hyde, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF and all persons hay.
ing 8 AIMS ag ainst the said deceased,tO exhibit
them with the necessary Vouchers, with four
months after the nrst pub cation Of this
notice. to the said eaecu ers, at the ofli:e OF
Isaac NJ. waddsli Mccormick building Salt
Lake Cay in the County OF SAT- Lake, Utah.
Dated October l3, 1851
Is,AO 81 wADpELL,
CHARLES HYDE,
Executors of The last will and testament OF
Elizabeth Lane Hyde, deceased.
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CPECfAL sToCKHoi MEETING
- of the Echo Land Stock Co will be helu
At their once with Spencer Ciawsop & Co..
i0c broadway. Saturday Novem Der eth, is9i
for the election of officers and such other
business as shall como before IT,
SPENCER CLAWsO Wee Prest.
II. Is. CLAwsoN, JR, seo'y aud Treas.
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NOTICE. T. CIR D. OR :.

NroTICG Is He EBY GIVEN by THE
~ undermined. administrator OF the estate
OF Jbhr I1tzgersld, de.ea, ed, TO The creditors
OF. and ali persons having aims aFaipst thu
ssl0T decer sod otxhibit them with the nrces.
sary voucber.withi ten months hfler me nrsi
irtiOr III Draper, In the Court OF sait Lake.
o''"' HERER \. smith,
Administrator OF the Estate OF John fitz'
gerald, deceased
Dated, October 2osh, 1921.
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NOT CE TO CREDITORS.


NoTIoE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned executors, of the last
wi and tettRmept or Ehgabeth Brolherton
Frat deceased, TO the creditors OF, and all
persops having CLAIMS ag inst the said de.
ceased. to exhibit thsm with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the hrst
Tors at the law ONCE OF Moyle, Zane 4 Costl-
gan, Rooms IA Doseret National Bank build
ing. Salt Lake CITY. IN the County OF SAIL Lake.
Utah
Dated. sept. lat. 1871
JOHN A. SILVER,
Y NJ. BISEOP,
Executors Of the lsst will and testament or
Elizaheth Brotherton Pratt deceased.
Moyle, Zane & Costisan Attorneys Tor Exc
cutpTs
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Assessment MOTIF,
Bucfeye Mining Company. Situation
e'pm pace OF business No ii " pin

V'FJl UThh.
NOTICE Is HEREBY cIyeV ry.
~ nesting of the BOARD OF Itlraan,hAt Al 4
Mncfeye Mining Co. Id at al MIL o. u,
utah. october %, 1897, IN sstessr,e esst Wy,
stoc eent We share was levied on thec 81 9as
nyrnm Beck Secretary. No n w. hes 70
soulh street, SAT- Lake civ Utah an fir'i
Stock UPON wbirh the assessment ing ihY
MI, UNPAID on the 70 DAY OF oSen5s, re re-
public auction, and n fragment is MOI vi yaI W
i iSa WI be told on 18th day OF DsssScpe.
IssI. at the hour ORR w. at The oeieea9er
eoinpany. No u West FIRST South s1ree, 70,
Of advertising and expense OF sis is 'Ha eo'i
htRuM BEcE.
Salt Lake CITY octoh,r o. ,s,. Secretary,
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NOT cE OF sIocKH II DtRs' MEET
ING

NOTICE I. HEREBY GIVEN tina TUE
~ REGULAR annual meeting ~ lie stock
no dsrs o the Cola bust MIhing will be
held 81 tue cumpany's once o. sHlt Lake Ciiy.
UIuh tho 9Th day Of Noysmber. lspi. al I!
o'c,oea m. u A. hA AA
lrgsident.
Dated, tsIt Lake City. October 9. lssL
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leaA, Mo1IoE
In the pisttict Court Probate Division Third
Judicial isirict, In and for salt Lake
County, State of Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Martin Ii. Peck,
teceassd.
Order to show cause why order of sale of real
eata e should nos be mado

Order to show cause why order Of sale OF real
ss,a should nos be mado
John O GRAHAM, JOSEPH II. PECK
- and Everelt Peek, the executors Of the
estste Of Martin II PeoS, deceased, having
hled their petition herein, duly yer.lrd pray.
ing for An order Of sale Of o portion Of the real
estale of sad decedeat, for the purposes
therein ret forth II 10 therefore ordered that
nli perssns In tcres cd In the estAN OF said de.
ceased. sppesr before tho ssid Court on
Wednesday, The Tenth day of Nov amber, A.
y. ss1. at 9;3 O'Clock q m, At the Court
Room OF SAID Court d the County Court
House, in the city and County VI salt Lake
Utah. to show cause why an order should not
be granted 10 the stIu adnilnistrator. TO sell 40
much OF the real cstate of SAID doceated at
public or private sale Nc shall be necessary.
ant that copy OF this order DO published at
lcnst four successive weeks in the DhsEREr
tvEslsG NEWS, newspaper printed and
published In said CT and county.
witness my hand this III Day Of October.
A. D. 1871. OGDEN H,tEs. Judge.
Attest:
lsEAL.l DAVID DUNBAR. CLERK
by GYo. L BLAIR, Deputy Clerk.
j, h. fooTH. Attorney at Law, Provo, Utah
Attorney for Executors
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
u pear in sn acton brought against you by
the above nsmed plsinu6 n the District Court
OF the I hird Judicial ID strict the state Of
Utah and 10 snswer the complaint Med there
In within ten days exclusive OF the day Of Ter.
vioel amer the service on you of this tummans
III served within this eoun D; or. II served out
OF this County hut in this district within
twsatl days otherwise within forty days--or
judgment by default will be tss en- against you,
according TO tho PRAYER OF said compliant
The said action 10 brought to have decree
Of this Couvt, diAsoivipg the bonds OF mAiri-
mony eristing between the plaintiff anu de-
PENDANT; that the Gus ody OF the minor cbllu.
harGueret, lie award ed to The plsinIin. and
for general relief The above relief prayed
for on the ground that defendant for moro
than one year last past has wUfnlly neg ected
TO provide or plaintiff the common necessar.
les Of life. having the ability so to do.
And you are hereby notified haiti you fail
to appear and answer the said compliant as
above required, the said lgintif will APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded there.
in.
Witness, Tho Honorable Judges ard the
seal OF the District Court of the
Third judicial District, in and for
lsEAL- the state Of Utah this AN day OF
september, In the year OF our ord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID o DUNBAR, Clerk,
By N. NJ. Logan. deputy Clerk
II. IRwIB ATTORNEY. 2ls Main 81.
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Roentssn Ray improvement.

With the lateat improved apparatus
for creating the Roentgen rays room
can be illuminated and objects made
visible at distance of "a feet from the
DDnprntus
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kssessME ! NOTICE.
Dayi, and Weber Counties Canal Com pany.
ogden City. Weber County. Utah,
September LIST. 1871

NOTICE IA HkREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the Board of Directors.
held CO the 2sth day of August. ns,, an as
tessmenl OF 81 % per shave wHe isvieu on tho
capital stock OF The corporation payable TO
the Secretary on or before the yth day of
October. l,97. AT his oiaco in Ogden City,
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remhin unpaid on bald 9TH day OF October,
1897 vii be delinquent and advertised for sale
ct public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on tho 18th dNy OF Soyem
Der, 1887. 1T u o'clock noon. at the south uoor
OF the Weber County Court House. in said
ogden CITY. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost oil aGvertiiing and expenses
Of sale. j. q. NIE.
Sccratary
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tsTKAf PCUND NoTlCe.

nSE BLUE OR IRoS.GRAY ROAM
~ horse, about syesrs old; white face an d
feet \ on left shoui der,
II the above dsscribed sninihl 10 mot claimed
ana TAX u away on or before OVEN er 4, 1891
II Will be sOld A. ,ily tstrey Pound at : y. m.
JOHN v. AAfIOA touudkeeper
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TIE BOARD Oh DItrCTohs or THE
J. Utah snEar GO hss this day osclArsi
adlvidsnd of ave (h) p cent on We eap.
itAl stock of ths comp n.y.. payable on
Novsmbsr Z, 1877. to stockholdeta OF record
November Z, 1871
HORACE O. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
salt Lake City. october -, 1891
The stock books OF the Utsh Sugar Co.
VIII be cioIed for trspstes November 9Th
1897, and TeOpened Noyember PIP ssi
HORACE u. WHlTSki.
Secretary.
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In tho Matter OF the Estate Of John Z. Davis,
deceased

deceased
ON READING AND FILING THH PsTl
" tioI VI fliLabet Davis. executrix OF the
asst will sDd testsment Of John avis. DE
ceased, setting fortR facts and showing tn 1t
Ssid estate Il free from debts and IN resdiness
for nal settlement and praying for decree
of d rihu,ion TO be made % Inc properly Of
shld cttAte as directed by tho said v III and
Testament OF said deceased and for the final
discharge OF sRif eNeeutrx
II lie ordered that n persons Interested H.
TIE estate Of the suid John Davis, deceased
he aud appear Def re the said court at TIN
court room thereof IN the CITY nnd County
Buiding Sal Lake City. Utsh, on Saturday
the 9th day OF November lseT, At ten o'clock
a m then And there 10 show cause why q
decree of di- trihuu should not TO made OF
the property ofssnid estate among the reVisess
in accordance with law The prOvs one OF
ssid will and for tho tnsl discharge OF satd
cxacdtriI.
IL 10 further orfered that a copy OF this
order be pub ished IN the dmly issut OF mo
ueseret Eyenir s News Auewsp pc pub ished
IN the CITY an county 81 alt Lake. Utah for
q least ten dsys before the sal Gih day OF
November, 1891
oGDES HILsr. Judge.
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Tho tate OF Utah sends Greeting to ',masl
shil and Oatharine r.. shi J. his WV,
james n. Bacon, Trustee, JARVIS Noninl
Mortgage Trust Company Corpor ,uen'
Roland II. Conkln aud Joseph q, "lhea
Keeelyers. North American 1rusi Con-
Iany, Corp ration. Joseph II: bseon'
James II. Bacon rs Trustee Tor Joseph D
Bacon, Defendants;
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NOTICE is HEkEiY GIVEN THAT
IN francis Armstrong, Admin strator of
the Estate OF Harriet II. saunders Kinball,
deceased. has rendered for setllcmont. and
nled IN SAID Court. the report and ilnaI account
Of his admin siration OF SAID estate and pc.
tiuon for hnsi distribution OF the residue Of
said estate an ong the PERSONS EMIT ed there
TO, and that ssturoay the 6th day day of Nov.
ember. A ID. 1877, at $3.50 O'Clock n. m. At the
Court Room of said Court, IN the County Court
house, alt Lake City and County. Utah, has
been duly appointed by tina Judge Il sad
Coust tor the settlement of said acc cunt and
hearing said petition for dlstributon, at which
umo and place any person interested In said
estate may appsar and show cause, II any
there be, why said Rccount should not be
settled and approved and final distribution
made as PRAYED foG
Dated october 18th. 1897.
DAVID G. DUNBAR. CLERK
by ALBEIT SPENCER. Deputy CLERK
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
l. court, IN said matter. noiice 10 hereby
gwen that saturday, the ith day o
August A. ID. 1897. Al 10 O'Clock l. m,
at the County Court House 10 salt Lake City
Uish, In the court room OF said court, has bosn
appointed the time and place for ihe hearing
OF petition OF Harry U. Cottle, praying for the
semiss on TO probate ot certain document
herewith presented. purperiing 10 be tho lass
VIII ana Testament ofLucy :. ottle deceased.
when ana where all persons interested may APP
pear and oppose the probate OF said will, orthe
granting OF letters testkmsntary to Harry T.
Coitle rs prayed for In said petition.
In witness whereof have hercunto set my
hand and af1iNed the seal OF said court, this 3rd
day Of August, 1891
sEAL.) DAVID O. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
GEtl n RIAIR DAINTY ClerH-
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In the District Court, Probate Division, Third
Judicial District in and for Salt Lake
County. State of Utah.
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Alfred Crebbin. Plsinun, vs. samuel shiyl apa
CathArlne L ahlll, his wife, James II
Bacon. Trustee JARVIS Conklin Mortgage
Trust Company, Corporation, Roland -
Conklln anu JoEsph Q. Millett'. Receivers
North American ! rust Company, ofp@'
atf1n. Joseph Is. Bacon, Jane ~ baeoh'
MS trustee Tor Joseph Is. EAcon, defendant
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DELINQUENT AssEssMEsr Sor1cs.
NroTICE-THnuS ARE NQUnN 7
IN upon the following fssnribe stock Or
account Of s,sspneat Wvisd AuIa,t liih 1877
he stvtral smCunts set oppaaitt me names oil
thu retpectlys shareholders, As fohows.
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NOTICE "a HEi'tBY GIVEN THAT AT
N u meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Ds ton Gold Mining Il Milling Ompsny,
held on the GIN day OF October, 1891, an Ass ss'
ment OF onehalf cent per share was luYied
upon the subscribed capital stock OF the cor
poration. ayabl- on or before the 18th day u
November. 1891, to q, NJ. GARRISON secretary
OF The company, At his Office, room No 5ih
Mccormick hu,liinr. in salt Lake City. tab.
Any stock upon VIII CHI the assessment shall
remain UNPAID on the 18th day of November,
1897, will be de 'inqucnt and be advertised for
sale, and unless payment is made before,
viii be sold a purllc auction on Saturday,, tho
ith day OF Deoo mber, e97. at n. IN, at the
said once OF tho secretary OF the company TO
pay delnquenta sessnent. together with coat
Of advertising nd expense OF sale.
c. Al. GAhRIsON. secretary.
Bv order OF the Board OF Directors, salt
Lake city. Utah. october 9th, 1881.
The stock books Of the company will close
on Wednesday, the Srd day OF November. l'9I,
and reopen ON Mondpy, the 2snd day of Nov
ember ls97 All stoc ho'ders will he expected
10 bring their certinoa es for proper endorse
ment when atse. sments are paid. ONCE
hours TO Up IN.
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In the Matter OF the Estato Of crdinand D.
Merrill, deceased
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Location of works and mining property, Ohio
Mining district. Piute county. Utah
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NOTICE Of Asse ssMeNT NO, II.

The Dalton Gold Mining and Milling Comp sny
acorporanon. Location of principal place
of business, salt Lake Clty, Utah.
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And in accordance with law and tho order
Of the board OF directors made on August llth,
1881 go many shares Of each parcel OF above
siock b. may be necessary will be sold at auc
uop the Onlcs of the company, 81 south
Main sire I. sAlt lake cry, at " O'Clock noon,
on saturday, soy 18th, 1871 70 psy delinquent
thereon, together with the Cott OF
advertising and expense Ot sale
A, 5. FOWLER, Secretary.
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sALr LiKt err, u,,b ~. -

N~ort,y 80 'o'oler Nth. ia.
n upSer. II mdn rllI give, GIysS THAT ~.
omne OF me .eorstAry OF sts,s oids az n,
dny ,,'sh; nnti, u e'clool, 400. ~ ~ ~ Iss.
linda, ,bc Der; ~ pabi.s,'1ass ~
Mnonei Convention. IN seseIs,1vlsh ven,L
'petu l IN the once o. III, nse with &.
,.,,Ips t, nc a. lste per p'ss ioru,I Mas
proceedings, aud at tho rate printing ,ad
,urs,r hg material nnd Lind,ns Il, June ior
ss scl o .n, mu,t be .eeompsnitG Ey we ,s.s
tho bid 20 be he'd p pos GEM q ne snonp ist
AVAIL Of the contract TO him tss s,hat, upOa
inihtu y and promptly e1Scu,ne oldder Wi
Of Mmnri, ZONE p,y.Ol. 2 the Uhii.Ss s,, 40
hy ihe undersigned. condttioned 70 10 APP Owed
~ psr,Yf nance OF tho contract nm 1e isih
reserved 10 reject any and alibld, '"a flshth
special Disbursing Agent Tor re- m, hS,NqqND,
Department. ''e Treasury
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In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the stare Of utAh'
County Of alt Lake.
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pelINousNr NOTICE..
aDnqrntFl0

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company.
ogden, Utah,
NoTiOE--rHERE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon the following described stosk on
account OF sssosaments levied on August 9sih,
lsU7 the several amounts set opposite tho
nauics OF the respective shareholders ss fol
lOWE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Dlsirict Court. rrobats Division, Third
Judicial District, In and for Salt Lake
County, rtale Of Utah
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LEaAl NOTICE.

In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, tate OF Utah
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ORptR.

Ia the District Court OF the Thlfd Judicls
District OF the state OF Utah, County OF
tslt Lake, rebate DIVISION.
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In the matter OF the Estate OF Lucy 8. Cottle
deceased.
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In the Matter OF the Estate OF Harriet II
Saunders KimbalI, deceased.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-04
q. P.'S NEW MINISTER.
Church at Ottawa Hated to Give Him
Up.

Rev. w. r. Cox, who resigned the
pastorate of the United Presby terrain
church at Ottawa to accept the call to
the Second United Presbyterian church
in this city, with his family has re-
moved to Topeka and taken up his resi-
dence at 1861 Clay street.
Rev. Mr.. Cox will preach his first
sermon tomorrow morning on the sub
ject: Gods Name and Our Commits
sion.' In the evening he will preach
from the subject THE Arm of the
Lord
The church people gave the minister
and his family a reception Wednesday
evening which was largely attended and
much enjoyed.
When Rev. Mr.. Cox accepted the call
to Topeka the Ottawa congregation
adopted a series of lengthy resolutions
commenting upon his departure as fol-
lows:
Whereas, The Second United Presby-
terrain church of Topeka has made
r. Cox, without our knowledge or con-
sent, and
Whereas, Rev w. r. Cox has offered
his resignation of this congregation
with the intention of taking up the
work in the Second church in Topeka,
Resolved, That while we do not APP
prove of such action, we express our
sorrow and regret that this tie that has
bound us as pastor and people should
be severed, and bear willing testimony
as to his faithfulneSs as pastor and
Christian, and that there is the best of
feeling between US.
Resolved That we reluctantly acqui-
esce in his request, recognizing the loss
to the congrega ton and community; we
shall ever remember his constant fidel-
ity to the congregation, his kind words
of admonition and his tenderness in
cOunSGliQR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-04
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
Of DR.. McKirahan's Pastoral Labors
in This City.

Tomorrow will be an interesting day
for the United Presby terians of the city.
1t is the fifteenth anniversary of Rev.
NJ. F. McKirahan's settlement as pastor
by the board of missions of his church
in 1882 to undertake to build up con-
gregation in this city. Several other
ministers had tried it, but had given
it up after year or two. 1t seemed
like a forlorn hope, but Mr.. Mckira-
han took hold and succeeded, first
wrestling with a big debt that had been
accommodating for twelve years With
that disposed of he undertook to re-
build the church building and raised
over $4,000 to do it, personally super
intending the funds and the work The
church grew steadily and in time be-
came Self-supporting. The member
ship is not large, but includes some of
the leading families of the city.
The pastor has been recognized as
among the most progressive ministers
of his denomination, leading in mat
tiers of church music, new methods of
work and other enterprises. He has
been an extensive writer for periodicals,
and is a composer of music and an au-
thor. As a preacher he is very prac-
teal, and sometimes loses member or
two on account of pointed sermons
aimed at secret or popular evils. He
is a public spirited minister and has
been identified with the city's efforts to
grow and improve.
He is a prominent Grand Army man,
being at present commander of Lincoln
post. He is also active in promoting
the coming Fall Festival. His people
of the record he has made here. Though
never in the best of health, he has been
constant at his post of duty and never
takes a vacation. His numerous friends
will congra tulate him and his people on
their long and happy fellowship pas
for and nPon1R
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-04
SCRAP BOOK FOR TANNER.
Governor Hires Joe Holman to Cut
Out and Paste Notices.

Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. 4.-Gov. Tanner
has determined to have a complete rec
ord of newspaper notices of himself
and his administration kept, so that the
tedium of dull days may be dissipated
and a priceless boon handed down TO
posterity.
Incidentally a nice fat job falls to Jo-
seph C. Holman of Chicago, who today
was appointed the head of a newspaper
Ginning bureau at a salary of 81, 200 per
annum.
All notices of the governor and his
officials acts are to be carefully cut
and pasted in a large scrap book, suit
ably indeAed. so that when the govern
or wishes to see what the papers
Thought of him at a certain time, say
when he signed the Allen bill, the artf-
Gle can be found on the instant.
Another position, showing that the
governor intends to take care OF his
relatives. was made today, when Tur-
new English, his father-in-law, said to
he a capable auctioneer, was made GUS
todian of the gubernatorial grounds at
81, 200 per year.