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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

MINisT RATOR's sALt.

DURsUAET 40 AN ORDER Ot THE PRO
Il bHte Division OF tn" Ihud judicial Dis.
lrct Court Of salt Lake county Utah, In The
matter of the estate OF James Is. BngFs. dc.
ceased, the undersigned WIN otter for saio at
The west front door of the City and County
the 9-th day of June. 1881. NJ u O'Clock m.
the following described property situate in
the county of Salt Lake, county OF Titan,
bounded and described rs followB to.wit;
Part Of Lot Three 49,, Block Fifty four (5i),
Plat 'B' SAT- Lake city survey, commencing
ut the northwest corner OF said lot and run-
ming thence east Ten tlUl rods. thence south
-Four ~ rods: thence west Ten tr1ds). thence
north -Four q rods TO the p ace of beginning;
Also part Of lot seven "a, Block 1tty-thrGc
C9, Flat r." salt Lake ity survey. com.
mencing al tho nurthweet corner of said lot
and running east four hnd One-hRf 40 rode ,
thence south one hundred and twenty. nvG
a - fecti thence We four al d one half tiI)
rods; thence north one hundred ana twenty.
1--WE Cl2c) feet to the place ~ beginning,
Also, Lots twenty.fOur (2N and twenty. five
t2A), Erlch's subdivision OF Block i've t1)
Plat "B," salt Lake City survey.
Crms of sale cash,
IRDYARD NJ, BAILEY,
Administrator with will annexed OF the estate
OF James BOggs deceased.
DLted June lat. 1885,
'hc above sale having been continued from
day to day until July 3Td, 1881, amt the admin.
istrator deCminf II Tor the best interest OF tho
estate and an parties concerned therein. to
continue same until July lTth notice hereby
giyen that the sold sale Is hereby continued
until the l,th day OF July, ls9I. at Il O'Clock
noon of said day
Dated, July 3rd ISL,
LEDYARD IL. BAILEY,
Administrator with the will ann, Ned OF the
estate OF James y. Boggs, deceased.
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Via MO Grsud" Western Rail-
way.
Il the Semi-C u,ennial Celebration
u Pioneer Jubilee at Salt Lake CITY,
Jul' 2Gin to Oath, inclusive, thc follow
iug low round trip rates are su h0rizeU
90 SRlt Lake CITY and return vip II.
q, w Ry,
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NOTICE.
NEW GUINEA NiSISG AND NILLIyG
COMPANY.
rrln cipal Place OF BUSINESS salt Lake Git


Principal Place OF business salt Lake tl.f,
Utah.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVES THAT At
IN meoting of tho directors held on tie
latn dgy of June. lst7. an assessment Of me
~ cent per shsro was levied on tue rapid
s'ocs oi the corporation, payable immrdiaeJ
to George II NaylOr Treasurer nj -ald cJipof.
anon at the cOmphny's once rcur Of s;udg.
baker Bros mfg. Co., state street, SAT- Liia
CITY
Any stock upon which said assessment nsy
remain unpaid on Monday, tho am dBy q
July, ls9i, viii be delinquent and adyrriisl
for salo ~ public Aucipu. and uulpss raI.
ment. Is made before, as many shares as My
be necessary will be sold on tho llth daI o.
August 1877, Ut Il O'Clock At INC c0muaH7i
onlco, to pay delinquent Assessment together
with cost OF adyertsng and expense of .s.a
}. Il. HAY, Secretary
salt Lake City, Utah. June IS, ~.
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rapain. Form ll- uin side % W.
Temple, between East Tempe an
West Ie n fpoin: east.
Cpuuty ards.
Wellsvillr ana Grantsville bands.
NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS.
ecAplatuHapDpinle Tor chiliren's
d"y r- puulsheI IN this issue IT VI
NEWS, Gre rtqu s'ei To meet nj NJ
1874 Co liuHup u'lliug, Sunusi
morning, ly Is, 1897, at 10 am,
receive 8 fuctiUf
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An ordinance levyIng a tax on the assessed
value Of The taxable property within
County of salt Lake. State OF Utah. for
the year 1897.
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-
judicial District. In and tor sslti A''
Lake County. State OF Utah
In The Matter OF the Estate Of John Bu,s,
Deceased
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER Of sim
court, In said matter, notice ia bs,,,1
given that saturday, the 3lst day OF univ Y
is'i al o'3 o'cIocf u, m. at tho Connie - r. y
House In salt Lake tity, Titan. IN III, Slal
room OF sad court, has been appoiBtrS ~
time ana place for the hearing Of ngtpS, I,
John u buckle, George Green Uurt'c ~. Y;
charles Cooper Buckle praying 'of tbs ~, "
mlesion TO probate of certain tocpn....
t,Mnercwllh presented, purpprting 10 be- i.g
WI ana testament OF John Buck ic dece5s,S
when and whore ~ persors intrres,r6 r'-
appear and oppusc the ptohuto OF saId Mil 4,
the granting OF 10 tors testamentary to h."
as prayed for IN said petition,
In witness whereof, have hercun;o -, Bot,
hani and affixed tue sral Of IN
lsEALI.I court this 3rd day Of July A. n
lsH7 '' a.
DAVID q DUNBAR,
BY GEORGE y. BLAIR. Deputy Clrrk.
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And IN accordance with law and the order OF
the hoard Of directors, made on the 18th day
Of Stay, 1901 so many shares OF each parcel Of
thr oF,ire OF tbs comUTnv room % Cutien
Hotel West second South strout. salt Late
city. Utah Oh Monday tue 10Th day " July.
quont assessment thereon, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense Of salo
ARTHUR PAR uNs. Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY Utah, July j, 1891
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rIoNnEn Jun,Lll. n.rrs.


t. SAT- LIKE City snd return from
following puiutt:
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tsTRAY POUND NOTICE..

nNE soRREL HORSE ABOUT 10 WARS
" old, ERJ on left thigh; 3wnite feet
II the above described animal is not claimed
aud taken away on or before Monday. July
~, 1857, 1t will be sold al p M, at CITY stray
Pound JOHN o. MATION,
City POundEeeper.
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ny Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account OF Assessment 80. 10. levied on the
l1th day of May. isN1 the several amounts sHt
opposite The namos OF the respective share
lOllpr. az lolloVgs
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City and County OF salt Lake 81
J, David :. Emery. recoraer in and for salt
LaEe City, State OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing ID u IN l,truc, n i
correct copy OF an ordnance entitled IAN
ordinance amending section XIV OF Chapter
- OF the Revised Ordinances OF salt Lake
City OF 1881" passcd by the CITY Council OF
sad city June sth, 1871 ami approved by tho
Mayor June 10th, 1907, us appears OF record in
my oilCe.
In witness whereof l hay ountO set my
hand and affixed the cor de seal OF saId
city this the 18th day u =, a. u ls07.
lsEAL.l d I'D 8. EMERY.
CITY Recorder
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV of Chap.
ter % Of the Revised Ordinances OF salt
Lake city Of 1892
lie 1t ordained by the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
City, State OF Utan:
SECTION /.
That section xv OF Chapter % OF the Revised
Ordinances Of lhil. be amended by striking
out everything after the word "samC" on hne
u said section. nud luserti IN lieu thereof
the following; "upOn the ling ar such npplt
cation, and upon payment INTO the CITY Treas.
ury of s2A per Rnnum for each billiard or pool
table, and OF $50 per annum iotleach and every
pin or ball alley or nine or ten pin alley, and
the runway thereof, specified In sat1 applica-
ton, yearly licenses may he issued thereon "
SECTION H.
so much OF Section XIV Chapter g Reyisod
ordinances of 1892 In conflict herewith Is
hereby repealed.
SECTION Ill.
This ordinance shall be In force from and
after its approval
Passed by the City Council of salt Lake
City, state of Utah. June 0th. 1881. title APP.
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP.
prevail
lsEAI DAVID :. EMERY
civ Recorder
Approved this the 10th day OF June. y. h., 1897.
JAMES GLkNDlNNlNG,
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DELI ouENr NOTICE.


Location OF principal place OF business, Room
No. " Cu len Hotel West Second south
ttrCet salt Lake City, utIh
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In the District Court, Probate Division T,...
judicial District. In and Tor sslti AI'
Lake County. State OF Utab ''''
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ASSE SSMENT NOTICE.

Buckeye Mining Company, Situation OF Prin
Cipal Place of BualneHs No IL West
firsl south Street, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah
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Is: Lilo. IL .s-Ezl .-- = IL -
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
ALamar Belle Captured.

On Thursday night some thief or
thieves broke into W. 9. Gould's
stable and stole the large bay mare
belonging to B. b. Brown ard a
buggy and harness. After getting
the property he drove north on the
old road and then circled around sew
eral times going through town twice
to throw his pursuers off the track.
A reward of $50 is offered for the cap
ture of the property and thief, and it
is hoped that the officers may yet
oveitake bim. Old Bell has been a
familiar sight on the streets of Lamar
for number of years.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Republican Central Committee.

The republican county central COM
mittee met in Lamar pursuant to call
last Monday morning sat IL o'clock.
They we've called to order by Chair
man D. +. Cooper.
The following were on motion
elected as delegates to the republican
state convention at Denver Septem-
Der Bird: @. q. Goodale, B. b. Brown,
II. W. Koen. j. Scott Robertson, A.
L. Bent, j. o. Stream and G. l.. Nc
NPherson.
The following were elected as DEL
iegates to the republican Judicial dis
trict convention to be called here
after: NJ. l.. Stewart, W. A. Merrill,
y. X. Doughty, d. f. Cooper, A. M.
Breuaman, W. W. Reynolds and G..
I. Pearl.
! On motion the county convention
was called for October 2 at 10 o'clock
a. m. and the primary be held Sep
tember 80. The number of dele
gates to the convention from the pre-
cincts OF the county are based on the
votes cast for Fred Coolidge last fall.
One delegate at large from each pre-
cinct, and one for every eight votes
and major fraction of five or more.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Big Cut on Ice.

From September lst to end of the
season we will supply ice at the fol
lowing reduced rates: Wholesale
100 pounds or over per day 25c per
hundred. Retail SOC per hundred.
STRAIN & DEWITT,
BY G. r. STRAIN, Manager.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

II you are suffering from defective
vision of any character and require
glasses to aid your vision or from any
disease of your eyes, have your eyes
examined by DR.. Hall. . fine assort-
ment of lenses of the finest quality of
Brazilian pebble, mounted in gold,
steel or aluminium, at reasonable
prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
LOCALS.

Y. Gadies' wrappers at Johnston's.
clearing mp on summer goods at
1bnston's-
g. the fine line OF furnishing
6ci,as and shoes al Pixies.
eiroceries, fresh meats, fruits, and
Ilv1r|etahles at Everett & Cos. y
Born Last night to Mr.. and Aifs.,
Jseee Johnston, a bouncing boy.
! d D. Ford came down from Mon.
z~n>ent TO- day to visit cd friends.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs n. y. Nc.
1s1Sn on last Tuesday, a fine girl.
Nj. and Mrs. II. J. Koonce, OF Gra-
&61An. were visiting in Lamar last
lsnday.
Ii Eva Bearce. OF Monument,
~ beeu visiting friends in Lamar
week.
scob Blumer, one OF the east end
eers. was Lamar visitor on
3ancsday.
81 grade family sewing machine
So. +. f. IRwE, Sole Agent,
knr Colo.
= the fino line Of fall millinery
ladies' cowboy hats at Mrs. j.
rights.
d. Brown wns down from Pu-
on Monday looking after his
Z! ness interests hers
j.. MAyield aud A NJ. Brena-
31|| Granada merchants, were taking
1ko county seat last Monday.
L S. Bryant, the La Junta
(,ss, has been here this week. He
y make his next visit on Septen-
ear load OF stationary and school
Slies will be received by y, \.
ban next week. See them be-
= Purchasing.
5pf. f. II. Jones aud family ar
1Ix Ia Lamar this week and have
IA one OF the Mcclure residences
Z The court house. -
ID Lamar aud Granada base ball
I. II will play game at Granada
TUESDAY. Each club has won
Y 1le from the other this year, and
one will settle the championship
~ Ekowers county.
SherifT Mckenzie made visit to
81 FRANCIS, Kansas, the first OF the
ueek, and brought back John Burton
6k1rRed with selling mortgaged prop
ts1bfe leaving here. He will have
rcsliminary hearing to day.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Call and see our line of Harness.
@. q. HUDDLESTON.


VIII exchange choice 5 acre tracts
adjoining Lamar for breaking. See
A. f. Bent at once.
G. c. Gcodale and daughter, Miss
Nellie, left Wednesday evening for
Greeley. Miss Nellie will attend the
Normal school there this winter.
Flem Hover returned Sunday af-
ter an absence of several weeks. He
spent some time at st, Anthony's
hospital in Denver, after which he
visited friends in Monument
Mrs. W. W. Cooper gave a card
party ON Wednesday afternoon to o
number of the young lady friends OF
her sister, Miss Nellie Goodale. II
was farewell party for Miss Nellie.
) The little one. year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Coates fell into
u pan Of boiling water on Wednesday
knd severely scalded her hands and
arms The little one suffered intense
ly, but is now much improved
When the ball game was called
last Sunday most of the Lamar nine
failed 20 show up. After consider
able delay a nine wns picked from
the crowd which gave the MAY Valley
boys some fun for i've innings The
score stood IL to IL in favor of the
Mays at the close.
This Office owes thanks to I. T..
Downer for a liberal treat Of plums
and grapes this week from his fine
orchard and vineyard down on the
river The satisfaction created by
putting this luscious fruit in your
sinnArdsr is simply unequalled, aud
anyone who doubts this being fruit
country should inspect this orchard
before forming an opinion.
james Hagadorn, from Amityville,
was transacting business IN Lamar
on Wednesday. Mr.. Hagadorn was
one OF the heaviest losers from the
big hail storm last week. but is not
discourage aud is preparing a large
acreage for fall wheat. The hail had
it in for him this year as he recently
had $40 acres OF spring wheat in Min
nesota destroyed the same way.
A party of which Roy Washburn,
A. Van Deusen and N. ID. Parmenter
were members went fishing down on
Mud creek the first of the week. The
second day out while the three men
toned were about two miles from
camp they met bear II was dude
bear. and rs Roy was the first man
he had met whose clothes would make
him a good fit, Mr.. Bruin proceeded
TO swipe them off of Roy. Van started
for camp at a gait which landed him
an easy winner, he having clipped "a
seconds of the international two mile
sprinting record, Parmenter's war
experience stood him in good stead
and be took to tree. After securing
the clothes, which proved little bit
large, the bear disappeared. Roy
came back to town next day wrapped
in his own sad thoughts and an old
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

just received new and handsome
line OF prints to sell at five cents at
Johnston's.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

Fresh meats of all kinds always to
be found at Everett 4 Cos.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

Ladies' corset covers at Johnston's.
See Downer for wheels-he can
suit you in quality and price.
f. E. Irwin has just received nice
line of clothing which he is selling
cheap.
Pure Home Rendered Lard moth
ing to equal it in the market always
kept at Everett & Co.'S
DIR. Halls office at McLean's Drug
Store. Night calls from the Lamar
House. Win answer all calls promptly.
WHEEL SNAPS.
'97 Best Wheel
Made-only.... .......- S50.Oo
'9G Crescents-Second only
to the '97--only ...-. $4,000
A good reliable '97 Model,
fine appearing and strict
ly up to date-but not
Crescent only ..... $31 .uo
These are all OK.
DoWNER, Agent.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Everett & Co.'S for groceries.

Everett & Co.'S for groceries.
Ladies' night dresses at Johnston's.
New invoice Of hats just received
ut L. E. Pixies.
Silk parasols in all colors at half
price at Irwin's.
Everett & Co. is the place to buy
yonr groceries and meats.
c. NJ. Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
Money to Loan.
A. L. CRAWFORD.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

When the ball game was cal
last Sunday most OF the Lamar n
failed 20 show up. After consid
able delay nine wns picked fr
the crowd which gave the MAY Val
boys some fun for i've innings. ]
score stood II to IL in favor of
Mays at the close.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1897-11-04
School Items.

Clarence Aldrich commenced school
Monday.
Grace Gray has returned to school
after months absence.
Sadie and Nellie Wayont commenced
school Monday.
Report of intermediate department
month ending Oct. %.
Enrolment 80, average attendance 23a
number of cases of tardincss %. Time
lost by tardincss 800 minutes. Names
of those who hayo not been absent or
tardy during the month: Elmer Merriell
Edna Gray, Robbie Officer, Ray Nelson
Katie Carlton, Mary Cyris, Frank Gil.
more. Frank Moote. Walter MerrielI
Ella Nelson and Eunice jacobson.
Names Of those who stool highest in
their respective grades: 5th G. Walter
Mcrricll 9l15. 1th &. Essie Elliott 9Oi:5,
3rd G. Katie Carleton 94a,. and Roy
Van Duscn 81.
Report of primary room, for month
ending Oct. %.
Number pupils enrolled A, average
daily attendance 81, total tardiness l73
Pupils who were neither absent OF
tardy: Willie jacobson, Clara Mclean
Harry Carlton, Arthur Stiles, Charley
Hazlett, Howard Hazlctt, Clarence
Bogart, Georgia Gray AMI Eunicc
kestler.
The children of the first and sc :ond
grades collected $3.50 during the past
week for tho library 10 all those who
contributed we extend our sincere
thanks.
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Notice of ChatteI Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
OF the power OF sale contained in Ger.
tain chattel mortgage, bearing date the
fifteenth day of January 1896, executed
by Alfred Ljungstrom. town of Willow
Lake, mortgagor, to Christ Jensen, OF
Valley City, North Oak, mortgage, and
filed in the Office of the register Of deeds
of the county of Steele, and state OF
North Dakota. on the % day of January
1896, at 5 o'clock p. M. and conditioned
for the payment OF Three Hundred Dol
lars, (S300O0) with interest at 12 per
cent per ann'lm. from the 18th day of
January 1856. and by reason of default
having been made in said conditions, in
that the debt secured by said mortgage
is due and unpaid and the sum of Two
Hundred and Forty Dollars. (S240OO) is
claimed to be duc thereon at the date of
this notice, and demand of Alfred Lung
refused, and by order of Christ Jensen
the owner Of said mortgage, have taken
possession Of the per onaI property des-
cribcd therein as follows. to-wit:
One bay horse $ years old. named
Dandy" weight 1900 pounds. One bav
mare years old, named Nellie" weight
l20O pounds
And unless the same is sooner re-
deemed as provided by law, will sell at
the south door of Frank Hills livery
barn. town of Hope. North Oak.
on the 18th day of November, 1897, at
2 o'clock p. m, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the said person
al property or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage.
Dated at Hope, North Dakota, this 4th
day of November. A. d. 1897.
Gro. A. WARNER,
| Agent.
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Our Banks Are All O. K.

Washington, Special. Nov. 2-The re-
Port of the condition of the twenty seven
national banks of North Dakota at the
close of business Oct. S, today made pub
lie by the controller of tho currency,
shows that the banks have materially
strengthened their average reserve since
the date Of the last report in July, and
a healthy increase is shown in tho indi-
vidual deposits. The average reserve
held by the banks in July last was 21.72
per cent. whereas according to the pres.
ent statement the average reserve is
40 20 per cont. The individual deposits
Oct. S, were s5,GS9,l7l, against s4,Oo3,1ls
in July last, an increase of sl.5OO,OOO.
The present statement shows loans and
discounts s4,32l,77l, decrease of more
than sl25. 763 since July. The holdings
OF gold coin in the banks has fallen from
1927, ,285 in July last to sl9O,825. No
change is noted in the issuance of pa.
tional bank notes.
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The Thresl1er's Lame mentations

Oh, wish this darn threshing was
over and l was in Minnesota once more:
"a throw my pitchfork in the river. and
I'd never shock thresh any more. Now
boys, it you will all pay attention to the
few silly lines tell you; they arc true
| about shock thrcshing in North Dakota,
and the way that the boss will use you.
We got up early one Monday morning;
our teams came out in line; the pitch.
crs all kicked for more wages. and Billy
the boss. gave them their time. Bill
Sullz managed the separator, and | tell
you boys he did his work fine; he got US
up at thrcc in tho morning; aud kept us
out at night until nine. Our machine
was OF the latest self feeder; great scott
how the bundles went through; when
nine teams kept it a running, you can
bet they had something to do. The
engine was fired by GUNNER. and kept
him poking in straw; and if the steam
dropped pound oa him; you would
hear tho old engineers jaw. Our dining
room was common old cook car, set up
on pair of old trucks; and if a man got
to the first table. he thought he had
mighty good luck. We worked for a
map named Knutc -----, and he was
of Norwegian blood; ho fed US spoiled
pork and poor butter. and sworc that he
knew it was good. Now. Knute -,
was not lazy; but of course he never
would work; but he would pull out his
hair aud go crazy, il ho saw man trying
to shirls. Oar bed room was a newly
mado straw pile; or,a bes, NOV, if there
was cne4aa ':s!!::o faEaf 'AThe boys all
thought they were lucky when they
struck man with good barn. Now
boys, you should all take warming; don't
60 to North Dakota to thresh; for they
use you worse than the heathens; and
they feed you on all kinds of old trash
-COntributed
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1897-11-04

By the Courier we see that the auth
critics at Coopcrstown have served an
injunction on the N. p. agent r. M.
Cowen, and are endeavoring to put a
damper on the delivery of the goods
marked hardware, castor OIL etc
While we are sorry Bob is to be brought
into the matter, we feel sure this is the
proper move. Mr.. Cowen is gentleman
every inch, but in the capacity of rail.
way and express agent, he is compelled
to handle the business for the companies
AS we look at the subject, the sooner
the law stops the shipments into the
state the bettcr-and sooner We will
have prohibition. In fact it is the only
way. Commence at the root Of the tree
to hew it down-not at the top. or in the
middle. Let other state and county
officials follow the example of Grigge, il
you want prohibition that prohibits.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1897-11-04

That consumption can he cured is
the hope once more held out by Prof.
Robert Koch, a German scientist whose
name was on every tongue seven years
ago. Koch's "tubcrculin," which was
then tested, with unfavorablo results,
was preparation of the bacilli of tubcr-
culoss. The present treatment also
consists OF hypodermic injections of
these bacilli, but with this difference,
that the baclli have been broken up 10y
mechanical means in order to facilitate
their absorption. Doctor Koch does not
promise that tho new tuberculin would
be useful whou the malady had reached
an advanced stage. He does affirm that
"a large number of suitable patients
have been cured by it. 1t is noticeable
that European scientists treat this claim
with great respect "A certain Indication
that. in their view, Doctor Koch's twenty
years study of tuberculosis may at any
timo be crowned with full success
Youths Companion.