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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22


VoU AsE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
IL appear In IN acIion brought Against you
" the above. bnmed plaintiff IN tho District
Court Of the 1hlrC. Juuiciul district OF the
state of Utah. and to answer the com
plant illed therein within ten days exclusive
" the day of seryco) after the ser,
served within this county; or. II served
out OF this county, but In tnis district within
twenty Gays; otherwise within forty days, or
judgment by default Will be taken against you
according TO the prayer OF sara complaint
Tho said action Is brought to have a decree
Of this Court adjudglng that plaintiff Is the
owner and law fully IN and entitled 20 the pos.
Nd d the area thus in conflict between the
Louisa Lode Mining Claim and the Atlantic
ode Mining Claim and the lode therein, and
quicting aud confirming the plaintiffs TITO
thereto and possession thereof; that the de.
PENDANT has not TITO. nor right Of possession
u said corilct area or the ode therein, or
any part thereof that the defendant DO TO-
strained pending The action and On t ial per.
manently from cnternRia or on said conflict
area or tho lode thtrcln or any part thereof.
or mining In or extracting any ores or miner
ais therefroD and from in any way Interior
ing with the possession thereof; also that the
relief. with COSTS OF SUIT, All OF SAID mining
claims beng situate in West slountain Mining
District. ait Lake County Utah.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear ana answer the said amended com.
plant us above required, the said plaintiff will
apply To tho court for tho relief demanded
therein.
Witness the Honorable Judges and the Seal OF
the District tOuft OF the THIRD
Judicial District In and for the
lsEAL.l state Of Utah thls III day Of Octo
ber. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety
DAVID @. DUNBAR, CLERK.
lily N. N. Logan. Deputy CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22


nS EEADISG AND FILING INV PETi
" ton OF i.nESOsth Davis, executri1 OF the
iAst will and testament 0f John JAWS. DO
ceased, setting forth facts and showing that
SAID estate T. tree frSm debis and IN readiness
for tnal soia'ment and praying for decree
of GEtrli utiut to he made OF tho property OF
SAID cs.ste As dn eetod by the SAID sill and
testament OF Bhtd deceased and for the final
discharge Of salG eNeeutrx.
II Is Ordered that a persons Interested "
the estate of the said John :. bayis, deceased,
be aud appear before the sara court mt the
court room thereof IN the CIty anu County
building sal Lsko CIV uuh. on Saturday
the 9Th day Of November lssI, At ten o'clock
m thon am there TO show cause why q
decree OF di-tribuu n should not be made OF
The property Of enid estate among the nevsees
IN accordance with Law at The provisions OF
said Will aid for the final discharge OF sHid
cxecutriN.
II ia further ordered that n copy OF thi.
order he pub ished IN the lNily lssue OF me
Deserel Evening Newr anewspaper pub lshed
N the civ and county al ait Lake, utEh for
- least ten davs bofsrc tho sal Ctr day OF
November, 1891
lated uhis 18th day OF october. A. d. 1897.
OSDkS HILLS, Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

Eds WANT 20.


Estate OF William II. Ryan. deceased.
" IDS FOR THE REAL rsTArE OF rAID
ID estate will be received at the oflco Of
bssLIu & lioEe, liV South Nam street or may
be handed to the undsrslgne ur ana in
Guiding SATURDAY. the ~" dsv OF December
issI. PETER UAS-ES,
administrator OF inc eslaye OF William II
Ryan, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

Tho city having the greatest dchth rate
In the world is Rcims Germany, the pro-
portion being 2s,62 per 1000 In each year.
Dublin follows with 27,O5 and New York
with 26.I7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

No1ICE Is HEREBY CIV N THAT Al
IN hmoatlng OF this board Of directors VI
the above corporation ana held nj the uiico
above dcslgnstUd on Friday. NoyembUr 0, 1857,
mn assessment OF tive ca cents per share " as
levied ON the capital stock ~ iho orporatlon
payable on OF before trioay nrcember 10. lsg7
70 j. ciEel treasurer u this company nj
above delifnHttd once. ANY stock upon
which thu assessment may remain unpaid on
the said 10Th dfy OF Ioce niber Will be Gehn-
quent and Will be Advertised for sale at public
nuenon. and sold on edne,d day, JapuaTy o.
pltce 0i business, to pay the aGlinqupnt asspss.
mcnt together with the cost OF advertising
and expeDtes OF sale.
81. wEIGEL, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake CITY, Ulab, NOV. :. isa7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22


NOTICE IL HEPEBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN q meeting of the Beard OF Directors of
the Da ton oold Mining Il Milling ompany,
held on the 9th day OF october, 1891. an assess.
ment OF onc.hat cent per share was LEVIED
upon tho Subscribed capital stock OF the cor
poration, rpyAbla on or before The 18th day Of
November. 1891. to o. ". Garrison secretary
of be company, at his ofce, room No. SD
Mccormick building. in salt Like City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF November.
le9i viii be delinquent and DO advertised Tor
sale, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold NJ public auction on sa ,urcay, he
9TH day of December. se7. at n m, ut the
said ONCE of the secretary OF the company to
pay delinquent tsessment, together with cost
of advertising nd expense of sale.
G. NJ. 8AhKlsON. secretary.
Bv order OF the Board of Directors, salt
Lake city. Utah. October 9th, 1887.
The stock books Of the company will close
on "Wednesday, tho Srd day of November, 1901.
and reopen on Mondsy, the ?2nd day of Nov
ember isgL AL stocs holders will 10 expected
To bring their certificate ca for proper endorse
ment whom assessments are paid. onicc
hours TO Up m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22
AssESsM, MT NOTICE.

ONCE of the Commercial Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
Place OF Business . 3 Atlas Block, talt Lake
city Utah.
NJ oTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at nreting of the board OF directors OF
tue above corporation and held at tho ONCE
above designated on Friday October Ssh. 1897.
an assessment OF two anu one half (2iS) mills
per share was levied on tho capital stock OF
this corporation. payable on or before Friday,
December 5, 1877. TO Sharp Walker, treasurer
of this company at above desig mated oficc.
ANY took UPON which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the said Sd day OF Decem-
her will he delinquent and viii be advertise
Tor sale A. public auction, and sold On Tues.
day, Dec 2lst, 1891, t2 Pm. OF shat day at
the above named place of business, to pay tho
delinquent assessment together with tho
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
sHAHF WALkEK. TreRs.,
HAROLD u. rl1T. seG'y
Dated salt Lake city. Utah, Nov. 5. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Skull Valley Mining & Milling Company, Score.
taTy's Once, salt Lake City, Utah. November
18th, 1891.

There is delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF ns'essment number one. levied
september 2<:h, 1897, tho several amounts eel
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22
SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the Third judicial dis
trict of the state of Utah, County
of Salt lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

fTATE OF UTAH,
City nnu County OF SAT- Lake. %
|, David S, ENery, CITY Recorder OF salt
Lake Cily ttRie " Utah do hereby certify
that the dtoye ana foregoing Is a full, time
und correct cory Of resolution Cnutlrd
"a Resolution royokug hesoiution pnssed
by the CITY Council Of sal Lake City, epiom
Der 9th lsgr, which donated and grsnted
Pioneer square % the utsh and rRcidr I'm.
uroYemCut Company for RalroRd Depot pur-
poses passed ~ the CITY Council OF fAid city,
October 2tth, 1897, md approved by the
Mayor. nc ober 9Yth, ls9I, as appears OF record
To ny ofli G.
In witness whereof I nave hereunto set my
hAud and allyoi the corporate seal of said
city this the LAT day Of November, A. D.
lsJG.
DAVID s EMERY.
u, 81. Cily Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

NOTICE is nEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry q. Powers. executor OF the last
Will ana testament Of John 1Gay. deceased,
has rendered for settlement, and led in said
Court, his nnal account Of his admin straiion
of said estate and petition for dnal distfibu,
ton OF tho residue OF said estate among tho
persons emitted thereto. and that Wedne8.
day the sth day Of December, A. d. 1897, at
$3.50 O'c lock u. M, at the Court Room OF SAID
Court In the County I curt House, salt LaEe
CITY ana County Utsb. has been duly ap
pointed BY the Judge Of said Court for tie
feitlcment OF said account ana hearing SAID
petition tor distribution, at witch time and
pace any person interested IN said estate
may appear ana show CAUSE II any there he,
why said account should not be settled and
approved anu 1ual distribution made as
prayed for.
DAjed Nov. u. 1901
DAVID O. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by Y. g IEEpALL. Deputy CLERK.
j. Il RICHARDS attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22
lsIRAY POUND NOTICE

NNE DARK BAY or BROWN MARE
~ about 10 years old; right hind foot white.
star in forehead. e., ON left shoulder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

In the matter OF tho estate of narin H. Peck.
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

In the District Court, Probate Division Third
judicial District. in aud for SAT- Lake
County, state Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22
AssessMe NOTICE,

Davis aud Weber Counties Canal Com pany
Ogden City. Weber County. Utah,
September lst. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-22

aud In nccorhHneo with Law and tho order Of the,
board Of directors made September 2tih, 1851, 20
many shares Of each parcel OF above stock a. may
b. necessary will be sold AZ auction at the sics Of
he secretsrJ OF the company, room 500 frngrosa
building. SAT- Lake City Utah, at O'Clock p. m. ,
Saturday, November 21th, 1891, to pay Delinquent
assessnisnt thereon. toRe her With cost OF adyerti
ing and expenses OF SAFE.
Q. 4. BOLTON, secretvry,
Salt Lake olty, Utah. November II. ls9I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
TELEGPAPHIC NOTES.

Dos,or March 12-Fred Dcely arother victim or
cha recent explosion at fremont ana Boylston SIS
died carly this morning. making the tenth fatanE'
,rd,aranoIis. March 1.-THE plant of the Jenney
Electric Company was destroJNu ~ mr. AZ an 80 49,.
hour This morning. Loss 100000. Insurance. NOW"
Chicago March Especial meetings OF the strlk-
iny hod-carricrs and paster'rs were held al th'
tnudinp Trades Council rooms last night ana
hnth unions in response to proposition made 10y
mo emuloy!ng association 10 restore 10 tnc men
their old wages. voted TO call the s'rlKe OIL
1mestown. y D. March IA Northern Pacific
finwch hve miles west OF Lamoure last night
ppoodmester FITZGERALD was killed and three other
were more or less injured
salt Lake city Ttah. Marcn 1.-THE soldiers sent
from Fort Duchesse TO eXpel the Sooners from
i.n"umpaehr- Reservation met with som" opposi-
,,,, anI found II necessary to pace under arrest
,u,nntv persons who refused 10 vacate. and VINO
,,ul he taken TO the fort TO be dealt with All
landmarks erected by the settlers were optera'eu'
p,,,sh,,rg March l2-Iordan Fritzius owner OF
,t .ivth Street Hotel Eradlock. says he Is one Of
rr,nher of heirs to "A fortune OF ssDOcDOO In cash
,,,, living i'm several banks IN Philadelphia. and 10
mrnuerfv located in various porto ms or that Guy
irnnnrIsng In all about $50 acres worth millions
more.
Cincinnati Ohio. March IA Post special
81, NV I'rankfort ny. says: "AlCrzo Walling Will
not hang on March 20 Governor bradley mas
n,thcr granted reprieve or committed his SEN
49, rhis comes from n reliable authority The
cnverpor declined TO interfere IN Jackson's case.
lie will le hanged March ~
r,d,,nonolls March i2.-Iiugh Campbell.
,.rv and treasurer OF the Beehive Savings and
! non Association OF this city, Voluntarily went be-
fore the Grand Jury yesterday ana confessed that
~" had emhezzled g or 81 weekly for several years
,ron the association giving the shareholders
proper credit but changing The amounts on his
tooks The Grand Jury indicted him Tor efnbczzlc-
r,on, re AT once entered plea OF guilty. and
u as sentenced TO two years imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
THE IRON HALL RECEI|ERSHIP.

Chicago. March ia "Chrcnicle dispatch iro"
Irdianapolis saws: 1T is now stated that the Iron
IN roce,vership cannot be closed because OF It'll
gat,on in several States. which may add sO.VD to
the funds now on hand and make possible divi-
dend OF one-half or three-fourths OF per cent.
There are also foreclosure suits In Illinois. Georgia
and New-York on mortgages assigned TO the re-
ceiver, besides funds which may De received rom
Michigan and I'm addition. there Is promise tnat
tho AFFAIRS of Somerbys Bank, at Philadelphia VIII
be closed in April.
AT the present there is $1,000 IN the hands OF the
rocever here but there are several suits pehdihs
against the Iron Hall. one OF them Gaining lot pay
nens OF 5000 delinquent taxes. 30 lar 'ne in"'".
1T. a,,ornevs drawing pay for services out OF the
furd include Hawkins a. Smith. $1,000; Addison :.
,dnrris x,3o.0 ana ID. w. Howe AUO there nave
To- hoon L. ser allowances besides one OF &tVo
- peceiv7r + alley account oi ms management
- no trust RE $1,000 hand Is subject to the
,ra.r of Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
ANOTHER CHESS WRINhLE.
THE TENTH GAME BETWEEN PHI LSBtRf
AND SHOWAITER. IN BROOK YIN.
HOT CONTEST

The tenth game of the chess match between fiils-
bury and Showalter played at the Hamilton
Club Brooklyn last night the interest in the ngnt
between the two experts being heightened with
every encounter.
1t was the general opinion that the kentuckian
would adhere TO his favor-e Rug Lopez attack, IN
Guiding his own continuation OF GB-R {, which
nroved so effective in the sixth and eighth games OF
the match but 10 The complete surprise of all Sho-
walter with SP-B 8. initiated Ponziani, which
mon Pillsbury's fourth turn became douby inter
esting by of it's novel continuation FOR Black
i B-O9 which sacrificed 4 pawn upon some
ubat similar ideas 10 those Of the well-known varid
ton of the Two Knights. Defence.
The whole Of this entirely original variation Of the
onenng is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
CHARLEY MURPHY LOWERS HIS RECORD.
HE RIDES \ QUARTER At THE BRoohhfN 'i'Ar'
SHOW IN i52s sEcoNDs-THE MsLEs
OF TIE ARMORY CROWDED.

mn prDrS , QUARTER At THE BROOKLYN CYCLE
SNOW IN Is2s sECoNDs-THE AsLEs
OF THE ARMoRY CROWDED.
rho attendance at the Brooklyn Cycle Show at
tho old 18th Regiment Armory continues to In
creose each day Last night the aisles were
so thronged with people that II was almost I'M
nossjhIe for visitors move about. The home
,,oirer which has been placed on pla tform whore
il is in plain view OF everybody. was kept con-
,inuallv buzzing by the racing men. The first race
was between G. s. Henshaw Of the Kings County
Wheelmen and Joe Caccavajo, OF the HOBO Wheel
men for mile. Hcnshaw won easily IN 40.
Teddy Goodm1n OF the Riverside Wheelmen then
gave n mile exhibition. in 1872 4-5 Next Charley
Murphy. Of the Kings County Wheeimen' went
ayoins, the record OF twenty seconds for quarter
established by him on Thursday night. and beat H.
going in Is 2-5 seco nds Teddy Hale the long-dls
,orco cbamplon of the world, tried to break the
6yc-n,Ile record Sammy Brock later roae
milo evhibition ard ended the performance
The lamp manufacturer who has been distribut-
inc tov balloons as souvenirs appears 10 have let
90 If tho string Of about half Of them and allowed
them 10 soar in the air The ceiling OF the armory
is simnlv covered with balloons The neat III tne
room breaks one of them every now ana then' a
loud report following
4 tandem that attracts good deal OF attention
1. ono that WAS built for coastng. In going down
the min the rider can stop pedalling and Keep MS
foo, on the medals and the wheel VIII go AROUND
freely This is made possible by The rear sprocket
beinp released from the hub, ana the rear "heeI
goes around Of It's own accord. Inc ilrst mo'oh VI
IN. rider to lack pedal puts check upon the
chain which tishtens up break upon the ire
stonn,ng the wheel almost instantly Another TAN
dom l. built with the rear seat four incheS ABOVE
rho forward saddle so that the rider on the rear
scat can look over the head OF the nrsl rlder ana
nav. = clear view OF the road ahead. the wheel
h.se * 0ftv-three inches, only ten inches NOR
','.F' Sill another tandem can
ha hanged from a double diamond frame INTO a
1ouhie loon frame. combination frame or IL can
,'o on,yertcd into a single wheel II Is the oniy
tandem OF it's kind in the show picycIe VIII VIII
,n.t,~. ,diIstn,n mt of the bearings ana halt-inch
Iii j. said TO obvate much OF the IrouDle expert
D"nad In adjusting other bearings the crank AXE
c"n lao screwed up tightly as possiple "i.hou.
tightening 40 the bearings nan " Az
.i5 aiied with nails, Is made OF hali a dozen ull
farari Kinds OF wood, each running In a diierent
,i en, The lightest lamp in the show Is one
III ~ aluminium and Weighing Only SIX ounces
filled with oil. -. 81, ,ho chou, A long
H., -, icing men have been engaged 10 give ea-
i,,t,ions ON the home trainer. and many ne" ie"'
ur.s will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
ONO COAL OPERATORS COUBiNING.

Chicago March PA dispatch 10 THE Tribune"
from Columbus Ohio. says: AN effort IL being
made by the coal operators Of the State TO organize
a central coal company which is to handle the en-
tire coal output OF the Ohio mines. The scheme Is
70 have all the operators secure their coal direct to
the Central Company. which In turn VII control
the entire trade IN the state AT recent meeting
80 IN. Ohio Coal Association representatives. were
.sep, from the Hooking Goa, Company. which en-
braces al the mines in the locking Valley district
" ha ohio Central Fuel Company, embracing al
I,ss along the Columbus, Sandnsky and Hooking
and the Toledo and ohio Central Railroad; the VI.
az" Lima ta COMPANY which controls the Wheeling
-. Ike Erie district. and the Jackson and Mas
sillon mines According 10 The project II any OF he
opei ,,'iii no compelled by the agreement TO pur
.h.so II from the Contra Company.
A.. Won thinking OF purchasing a Plano, or a
,,.,o Gtoolv II so do not fail to consult the ntuc
nr,ieerlents I'm the narrow columns. some good
be r0sins may be found there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
YALE STUDENTS SORRY.
MEMBERS OF THE "coRBETT CLUB" SIGN A Pub


MEMBERS OF THE "CoRBETT CLUB" SIGN PUB
Lie APOLOGY.
New Haven Conn March 12-"The Yale News'
to-day printed the following:
Approaching that wrong may have been done
TO Yale University by the outcome or our act In
sending a Yale flag 10 James J. Corbett. we make
the following statement: We had no authority TO
commit the college or any member OF the college
other than ourselves. nor did we lntend 10 90 so
No one of US had considered for moment the In
ference which II now appears has been drawn from
the misconstructon of the letter Regretting espe-
cialy that we have thus unwittingly cast any slur
on the university. and with the assurance that we
will do all In our power 10 undo what harm we
may have done.
pAyNE WHITNEY ROBERT TURNBUI.I.
GOTVERNEt'R MORRIS. DALLAS BYERS.
I wADSVORTIl JR FRANK SIMMONS,
BRUCE CLARK, r, w. SftEiAN,
/ {; M'LATCHIIN ]. :. ROGERS
FIRSYTII WICKES MOREAU DELANO
FRED KERNOcHAN.
The faculty has agreed to administer no other
punishment to the offenders. President Cooper OF
the Yale Young Mems Christian Association, has
compelled Forsyth Wickes. one OF the members OF
the 'Corbett Club 20 res IGN his Bible class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
MILTON Young SUED FOR Siej.00o.

Lexington Ky. March u CSpecaD.-Sut TO fore
close a mortgage for $l25,0oo on the McGrathiana
Stable flied here to-day by Edward Courage.
OF London. against Milton Young 1t seems that
Young had paid back the larger part OF the money.
but for the last three years has been selling his
thoroughbred yearlngs privately and Courage has
charged him per cent commission according to
an agreement In their contract. by which latter
sails Mr. Courage's firm. was 10 have the sale OF
the McCirathana's produce each season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
pTDDLERS PETTRNING TO WORK

Reading. Penn. March l2.-The puddlers OF the
f. & c. Brooke Iron Company, at Birdsboro, will
go to work next Monday at s. q ton. The help
ers will get 221a cents heat On November H. 1896
the price of pudding reduced by the company
from g 10 to 81 D. The pudders refused to accept
the latter rate, and have been idle ever since. On
Thursday night they held meeting and decided 10
resume About one hundred and hfty men viii go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
WON BY THE BRITANNIA.

Cannes. March IA large number OF pleasure
seekers took advantage Of the beautiful weather
TO witness the Of the International Regatta.
which were sailed here to-day. The principal con-
test was the for purse OF 1000 francs gwen
by A. Barclay Walker, the owner or the Allsa
The sailed in a light northeasterly breeze
three times over an eight-mile triangular course,
and was won by the Prince OF Wales's Britannia.
which beat the Asa five minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
MOVING PERMIT DENIED TO YALE.

xow-uayen March l2.-Poics Superintendent
rrcadweu Smith this afternoon absolutely declined
~ give n boxing permit TO the Yale Track Athletic
Association for the games at the % Regiment
armorv tomorrow He said that II the boxing was
"a he limited TO Yale men he would grant permit
Vbe,her the Yale Association will give up the box
Inc or NOT il not decided. Ii Is expected that the
infringement will make an attempt to secure the
hermit from the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
WHEAT ~ THE NORTHWEST.

Duluth Mimi March l2-Duiuth mers have
made a careful estimate OF the wheat in the terri
tory tributary TO Minneapolis and Duluth 1t Is
found there are 100000 bushels in store. and the
amount that may be depended upon from the farm
ers on the present crop IS estimated at 100000
blshels IL is estimated that 100000 bushels will
be required by Duluth. Minneapolis and interior
mills between now and September |. when the new
wheat VIII arrive. leaving only 100000 bushels for
exnorf and Eastern mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
RECEIVER FOR A STREET RAILWAY.

Dallas. Tex. March i2.-Judse Smith to-day
granted petition for receiver for the Dallas city
street Railway Company. applied for by the Mer-
camille Trust Company. OF Baltimore. Md. which
holds $1,000 worth OF the companys bonds. on
which default OF interest had been made. The road
has twcnty-seven miles OF electric tracks ana
eaipmsnt