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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
m MINING CIRCLES.
B,,pr Lake Ground Opening Into a
Bonanza.
s,RyaK OF SILVER ENCOUNTERED
NEWS From III, states lining Comps
or For Denv r-Gold Dust orc
Bodles-Misceilantou Gus Items.

Tho, the Beaver Lake Copper MIL
inc company has brilliant future oe'
-. IL seems almost beyond persi'
,aoture. The ground owned oy tnis
,omn.nv ia fast assuming valnspie
,roport,ous and as work progresses 80
,ows the faith OF Its owners ana
o,ben in its status as proposition
..h,ob has values, and no mean ones,
hidden In its lower chambers.
Mss.rp. A. l.. Morris and Joseph A.
west OF the company meanoneo,
..n,s IN from the Beaver Lake district
,s,s morning. The gentlemen bore
v,,b them grlpful OF samples, q
Glance at which is almost sufhcient 70
demon strate the worth OF tho mineral
wb,ls GU. at the property these parties
mt another chit OF men to work ana
pao closed a deal whereby the COM
aanv comos into possession OF four al
si,Ional claims which lie contiguous TO
thsir former belongings. inc puf-
ahasa nj these claims wee hu-
,ho,,,ed by the board OF directors
nh,.n held its first meeting
vs.tcrday at Frisco. AT the meeting
H. Mofris was instructed to close 81.
I.,nis negotiations with the people Tor
the erection OF the proposed emel'er,
which. II lie thought, will BIO In evil.
dance in about ninety days.
In talking with NEW reporter
todsv. MT. Morris said that he aud his
I'm naniops went over the ground anu
Iiscnyered that the le1ge matter runs
n, a distance OF 1893 feet, each hole
on.ned,having from 81 to 200 pounds OF
sh,nnipp ore in sight. Tne company,
he avs, has between twenty-five anu
th,rty tons of ore on the oump ready
IN, sbipment, and 1t will BIO placed on
The market IN short order, no
o,s being held In reserve until
,he smeiter lie erected aud In shape
to handle 1t. The ore In question Ia
tseen from q 20.foot shaft and con-
ssyyatiye calculations place Its average
in copper at IL per cent, WITH ialr
values in gold and silver. VI the
latter mineral small streak mas
been encountered, and II IL believed
thai II will gradually increase as work
nrogresses. The vein dips to the nor' h
and the property shows eight paral-
lei veins, all OF which bear go)d
vAiues.
TINS trip was Mr.. Wes.'s Initial one
and 10 say that he was highly pleased
IA but stating the Gaze meekiy. Chica-
90 nnd New York people recently
made an examination Of the grounu
and they pronounce 1t an excellent
proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
Cold nus, orc nodIes

James A. Pollock has returned from
his trip OF inspection to tho Gold Dus,
at Mercur, with the words on his lips
that that property 10 all right. Through
out the mine, development work goes
on apace, anu below the old workings
some nice ore bodies have been opened
up. This is thought to be the opesing
Of the vein, and II 1t lie, the conteu =
p ated mill on the property will be just
the thing to put the Cold Dust where
1t should bs-among the dividend
psyere. Pollock and Jssson Will un.
doubtedly report favorably In the mat.
ter OF Immediately opening up the
work on the new and much needed
structure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

ooen up In now piace, ami We un-
( era and are to soon begu operations
Another shipment OF rs tons was
made from the Giant Chief Tuesday
Just In time to come In Tor benefit
from the big Jump In lead. This lot
lot ipcreases the total of shipme o ts
81 ce the strike TO something over 200
tons, and will probably be the last 6rst
Glass marketed for the present, but so
on lot of secUDd clsss is soon to be
concentrated at the Rogers mill. The
company will turn Its attention to de.
vel ,pmsut WORK, and Superintende nj
McNsal informs us tue incline is TO be
sunk another fifty feet at once, auu
considerable drifting and necessary
work work done 10 put the mine IN
shape for large and continuous prOdcc-
ton.
Since Carr g. JAG .bs started machin-
cry on the NJ. 10 ana 1872, 10 May
last, they have sunk the incline sixty
feet, making its present depth about
800 feet, a small streak OF ore that runs
70 per cent lead and Is ounces silver
having besn followed. The last work
was through about twelve feet Of black
quartz, ami there are indications
which Leaf to he s that 1t is a cap
everything an ore chute. The boys are
willing to cut through into something
OF that sort and believe they viii In a
few days.
Same magnificent specimens of
tive copper and copper glance were
encounters this week In the Stewart,
under lease to Bemis & Co. They wef.
found In seams and will probably led
up to something important.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

New Mining aud milling Company
Incorporated Today.

Incorporated Today.
The Western Mining & Milling
company tiled lis articles o. .ucUrl ori.
ton with County Clerk Dunbar dag
The amount of capital stock Is $40 900
divided into 10000 shares OF tns par
value Of 81 escn.
The names Of the iucorT orators aud
the amount OF stock subscribed for by
ench 10 as follows: james Moffatt,
100 shares; Haanah u. Mod AZ, 400;
j. Is. Daley, loo; Margaret Daley,
l,a00; Robt. Whitshouse, 1900; How.
ard Eakin, 1900; p. w. MeCsffiey.
100; Kate McCatifsy, l,4O0; q. w.
Morse, 1000.
All the parties are residents OF Salt
Lake City, with the exception OF Mr..
Whiteh house who lives st Tooele. The
officers are; President, James Mof1 at;
vics president, p. w. McCaffsry;
treasurer, J. b. Daley; secretary, q.
w. Morse. The compnny's property
ia located In the Tooele miuing dis.
lTlCt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
MINES OF THE PARK.
GELD Expected In the Vaieo-severai
Good Strikes.

The Park Record says that Mr.
Rome o, the VAloo, 10 uTivlng lun-
rel on his ground, and 1t IL gold that
expects 10 find. The hill is covered
with fioat that assays from 81 80 10 81
in the yellow metal. When the ledge
ia cut. which Will be before vsry long,
the gentleman expects to be The
possessor OF gold proposition that
WIN. Woodward and Sec. Snyder
are operating their lease on the
Crescent property with fair show OF
achieving good results this season.
They have shipped q thirty-ton lot OF
high.grade silver.lead ore which
neiIeu q handsome profit.
Charles Looibourrow has COM
menced active operations on the
Aulumnal mining property under
lease from Smith Ehipgher. The
vein carries a high-grade lead-silver
ore, and last shipments show them to
be OF high commercial value.
The DAILY West Is. closed down tight.
This fret of the month the last mon
working under ground was laid oil.
Inquiry at headquarters this morning
elected no Information as TO when
operations would be resumed at this
great property.
There Ia talk OF some Wyoming
mining men taking hold OF the Steels
group with the object OF developing 1t,
Messrs. Beeman and Brosdbury OF
Almy having been In the Park Tues.
day looking at the property. The
Steele group is q go0u prospect and
many mining men incline to the belief
thstit will one DAY vegetate Into a pay
Ing proposition.
Timstby O'Neil 10 operating on the
Boss property under lease. He has a
thrse-ioot vein OF splendid c,ncsntrat.
ing orc carrying buaches of high
grade mineral. All that the property
tquIres to maze 1t a shipping propo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

Selling Date - rickeis wiz be sol O;
. den, Bingham, SpringviIle, S.si en
nd all intermediate points or Ju y
90tu to 24th, Inclusive. AT Silver CITY
Mammoth ard Eureka on July 10 h e.
"a h, inc us!ve. At Gtanu Junction,
Fruita, Csc, AMI points intermediate
hereto, on July 18Th aud 20th. At all
rther points, MapletoD, Belknnp. SEQ.
field and Thompson's inclusive, on
July 10Th to 23rd, inclusive.
Limits-AiI tickets will bs limi,er
TO continuous passage in both dir Z.
tions, with hnsl limit OF July 20, 1881;
going passage to commence with date
OF sale.
Train Servlce-Bsst possible train
service from Ogden, Tiutic, Utah
county and other portions OF tue State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
s,eaming Up a. Mammoth.

Workmen at the Mammoth mill were
getting up stes m today making ready
for the resumption OF operations,
which in all probability, will be In
full force and effect 10 two or three
days, when all the stamps will be
dropping as OF yore. The COM
mencement OF operations at the mill
has caused a better feeling in NAM
moth, and 1t is thought that from now
on things will take on better tone
throughout the great camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

ITO tons on which the smelter returns
w.re S1l7O n ton In copper. There
was trace OF gold and some silver but
AZ email Ia quantity that they VIC e
not saved. Several hundred th0usard
dollars has been expended lin ainkinp
shafts and exploration work generally
In the Park Canyon country and tins
shipment from the Receiver is thr
bost showing go far maie IN the dit
ttict. The shat On the Receiver Il
down at the present tims about 100
feet and the ow ora contemplate sink.
ing another 100 feet and again erots.
cutting for the lend. Some eastern
parties have recently acquired an
interest In tho property and they
,roposo TO make mine of 1t II that is
possi bic. - Butte Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
GID THRUSH NINE LEASED.
shipment From the Grant Chief
Othsr Bingham N, ws.

Othsr Bingham N, ws.
In Its weekly report the Bingham
Bulletin Gays that Newman, Grand.
root and partners have obtained o two
years. lease on the old Thrush mine,
next south of and eaid to be on the
same vein NJ the Tiewaukie. Twenty
years ago Il produced ore which was
shipped to Sacramento and sold for
Sl00 sack. Some OF this ore b as
since been encountered at q lower
depth anu the new leasers hope to ru o
into body OF II. The old tenuel q I'D
works being badly caved, they will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

NJ. G. Morris, private secretary to
Hon. p. #. Farnswortb, came in from
Frisco this morning where he report,
matters In splend shaps' The Catus,
he says, is still closed down but the
Horn Silver Is ptgging away with lite
full complement Vi mea. On Sunday
ANAL blaze occnrrep on the lstter's
property, in the burning Of bunk
buna house beio cling to the company
and valued at alb tut 800. Carelessness
on the part OF al employe was the
csp.e OF the blaze,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

The Park Canyon country 10 again
looking up and several properties are
being worked on which developments
were pre- vlously Stopped. TIC owners
OF tie Receiver this week made q
shipment OF ore amounting TO about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

greatly tBcilitete the operation OF the
property. The susit is now 400 feet
Jeep and from the showing II j.
bought that shipping ore will bs en-.
counteIeu before the $40 foot level ls
leachtd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

No. 70 West FirSt South street. A
small store, a small stock, small ex-
peDses anu small profits. should
like my frieucs and the public to awsrI
me ebGro OF their patronage in the
abave business. Only first Glass goods.
II. W. NAIsBITT, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
Duh,'. cripple creek nonanaa

J. J. Duke OF Brigham, has Just re.
turned from two months trip 10
Cripple Creek, Colo, the greatest gold
mining camp on earth. While there
Mr.. Duke and his aon procured valu.
abe property embracing ton acre.
called the Fluer De Lis Gold Mining
company. rhe claim Ia located on
Grouse Mountain next to the promi $.
ing NaOma w. claim. Float has been
taken from the F.uer De Lis that
sssayed $40 to the ton. A company
has been formed and development
work will be pushed. Mr.. Duke
thinks he has the controlling interest
In gooa thing In the Fluer d. Lis
Brigham Bugler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

Frank Moyle, who has bsea Mt the
st Marks hospital under freshmen
or ap ltnuicitis ouiing the last four
W. eks, IL now at his home and on the
HI. II road to complete recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06
PIONEER IuaILEE RATES.
Via Rio Grand western Rnii.
WAY.

+ the Semi Centennial Celebration
. i Pioneer Jubilee NJ Salt Lake City,
ia" 20th to oath, Inclusive, the follow
W r"u"d TIM rates are authorized
To Salt Lake City and return r.
q. w RN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-06

Emery and Penrose flushed. Law
yer won two hen's of the mile movie
the fret in 1888 5 and the th'rn iu
2:4l. The sec n was won by Emer'
in 1897 2-5. In the mile amateur Jen-
sen and LAWYER tied in the frat hea
IN 2:42 8, Hoessrd won the second in
2:4s % anu Emery captured the third
In 2:4l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
SAMPLES.

Information for Persons Receiving Copies
of This Issue.
TIE JOURNAL has in the past year
gained a state circulation. 1t is the
only paper in Oregon besides the Or
egODian that is taken in every part of
the state as the pOstoffice records
shOes. You are asked to circulate it.
Because:
!. II is clean paper.
p II is an independent paper.
3. II is an opposition paper. 1t op-
poses corrupt politics, corrupt methods
and corrupt men in all parties.
II supports aggressively the GOOD
II finds in public and private life and
in all parties. 1t attacks the evil
wherever IL finds il.
The JOURNUL advocates old
fashioned honesty and Jefiersonion
simplicity. 1t don't know the mean
ing OF compromise of principle. 1t is
always or the side Of the people as
against the aggressions Of power that
tend 70 destroy freedom and equal
rights.
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HOW TO RRMIr.

Agents aud subscribers ordering
The JOURNAL are requested 10 always
DO not send STAMPS II IL can be
avoided Money oFders Or drafts are
safest, but coin to the amount Of a
dollar eau b. scnt safely n we'll wrap
ped In paper before placing Ia the en-
yeiope. An subscriptions MUST be-
paid la advance as the price Is too low
"a afford bookkeeping or sending OF
bille
n HOPPER BROS, Editors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
catArrh in the Head

Is q disease that may lead 10 cosump-
tlon. CatarTh Is caused by impure
blood, aud the true way 20 cure Il Is
by purifying the blood. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla cures catarrh because it re
moves the oanse of u by purifying the
blood, Thousands testify that they
have been cured by Hoods Sarsa.
parllla.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
aud do not purge, pain or grlpe. All
druggists, 70 cents.
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catarh Canno, Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ashley
eanr9i reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh
is blood Constitutional disease and in orde.
50 cure II you must take internal remediesf
Halls Czrarrh Cure is Internationally and
Aets directly upon the blood and mucousl o
faces. Halls Catauh Cure is not a quack
medicine. 1t vas prescribed by one Of the
best physicians in this count ~ for years, and
IS regular prescription 1t is composed ol
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifier, acting directly upon the
maco1s surfaces. The perfect combination
Of the two ingredients is what produces such
Sooderful results in cunng Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
?. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
R Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

This struggle has now entered th'
close OF the third week. For only five
days can these men draw pay. We
believe the back OF the facing-bOth-
ways senatorial ambition is now
practically broken and the legislature
can be organized In the coming week.
We believe some important remedial
legislation will pass. The reforms
cannot be made at a stroke, 20 long a.
legislatures must elect senator's
Abuses that are due 10 defects in'ibs
consultation must await amendments
Or reformation ~ the organic law. for
which provision should he made.
The charitable and educational insii-
tutiOns nO~ Ia existence should re-
celye reasonable support. Sweeping
changes cannot be accomplished, but
no new Onices, commissions or insti-
tutlons should be created. al appro-
prIatIons should Be scaled down - as
to effect a saving VI from s2oo,OOO TO
ssOo, 900 10 the general appropriation
bill. The legislature should be organ
ized on that basis.
The men who refused ~ enter 40 or
ganization against (which both con-
science and judgment rebel have been
carrying on heroic struggle. There
are men here holding out against
what they consider an unjust prOposi-
tion, who are not only paying out
their own money and suffering losses
In their business and future losses, As
we'll, that they can III afford.
What Is the reascn back Of IL all
They will not compromise their prn-
clples 10 help send man to the SEN
ate Of the United States, who has
passed ss a man Of the people. but who
when put 70 the test renounoes his
utterances and shows himself 70 have
been a mere trimmer and demagog,
trlfing with important matters for
political effect, and who for all the
representatives Of the people know
will make men merchandise ofall the
confidence repOsed In him In future.
These members Of the legislature pre-
fer to return home penniless, and in
debt, 10 enrichinR themselves by con-
sentIng TO electing that kind OF
senator.
A majority OF the house members,
of the Oregon Legislature, refuse TO
consent TO an organization at the be-
hest Of the Mitchell machine, and re-
fuse 10 consent 20 an organization
along the old lines OF Doodle and eI'
travagance. These men are staying
at Salem, paying their own expenses
and not knowing that they win even
receive the % a day allowed them, for
forty days, by the constitution.
The pay OF a legislator, In Oregon, Is
inadequate as q compensation
for the services rendered. The state
expects TO secure the services OF men
competent TO draft laws and attend 10
the orIgination OF public business,an
the inception of the enterprises COM
monty carried on by u commonwealth.
What does 10 offerS The honor OF
putting "Hon. before a mans name,
a voice In the state government for
forty days, an opportunity 70 gain a
valuable experience, pay your ownex-
penses, neglect your private business,
take needless abuse aud receive sl2O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
REMovEr

west al The engine house. We win BE-
pleased to meet all cur customers at
said siand. where We will be prepared
70 do general repairing aud horse
shnelna.
/ Sims GLOVES a PvoH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

How DEAR TO THE Heart--Of a
man who ENJOYS smoking, is a pleas.
ant cigar. That is the reason so
many La CorOnas are daily consumed.
As 10 cent cigar, it has no equal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

Gold Hill, in Josephine county. has
football team, which, in point Of
weight, is eQuel to any OF them. The
combined weight OF the team is 21O6
pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
-REMOVEI

D. S. Bentley, successor to Salem Iml
ment Co., is nicely housed at the con
Shemekela and Front streets, and west
First National Bank. Thanking the
Tor past favors, we would gladly have
call and see us at our new Office. II
the telephone moved, when you desire
thing ring up No. 80. All business at!
TO promptly, A full stock of suppl
hand, especially Of all kinds of wood. Il
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5000

rate narual Sch0cl - 80, .,
Munuoufh -------.,
Flr be support - ile w
80 Sl1iiers Hone sct -, q,
flei Fsb-uaTy =. l>-a ---- --.o'' y
T-S-ess q ssid soldisrs' home sfe
herehr dircted oot n inc1r any oe-
scisnrr whatever. ard the foregoing
sp,-g,ristfoo fs u.ade upo1 condition
that % deseiency i incurred for sAlo
hCue.
For the support q The home 80, ~
az Portland .---.---. ..---. SiuVV "
For the support q ths o. -
phans' holle st salem. 9'VVV "
f3L s,:,,.l soPI9ls = iis,5T 81 SIe 5000 90
fPI -. PEI =, 'po-tls85 ~ s - 1000 %
For support q the Sisters OF
the Good Shepherd q the
MaCdale1 Home az Port -, .,
lar1 ---------.--- ---.'- 1'0NN W
fST =. 'Ps 5os SspP9I'P q PoriIsnd' 81 T @ 5000 90
For the support Of the Boys
f9q Po7,i,5a am .'.!.... Aia so1's'' $500 90
For the support Of the Pat
ton home for the friend -,
less at Portland. ........... Z,oVV W
For the support Of st.
Narv's home near Beaver
ton Washington county. 4,uVV W
For the Portland Free
Kiudergarten. n............. Low W
For the support Of the state
agricultural college, act
approved October %, lSe2 ........
For The pay Of the governor
sI.0o0 a year aud Of the
secretary Of the state and
the state treasurer each
$500 a year for their ser
vices 10 supervising pub
lie works. public buildings
etc. for which compensa-
tiOn is not otherwise pro-
Vided -..-.............. INV w
81 etc g '.s..'......... n, e...'.oa ' 1,6OO co.
Fer oil painting Of Gov.
Lord " .............. ........
For expense and salary OF
state land agent, in
cluding clerk. k.............. 3,4O W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

healthy aad strong DIR. r. v. Pierce of
bunalo, n. ", has made a life. study Of this
problem Of restoring health aud strength
70 women. His "Favorite Prescription %
Is the most successful remedy that has ever
Its sale exceeds the combined sales az All
o'her medicines for women. II cures the
most obstinate uterine diseases II Roes
aneetly 10 the internal organism which is
the real seat of all the troubles II imparts
Nigor and health where they are mosf
needed heals liberation stops the veal,
ehlug drains promotes regularity restores
muscular power 10 the hgaments, thus cor.
the only natural way.
Complete information reoardiro 81. ,.r,
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Yellow Front Barber s

NO, los STATE STREET.
Will be pleased TO meet all my old ?
IN my new quarters. First.class work
anteed at POPULAR prices. Shaying 10
Haircuttlng IS cents. One trial on yot
lnsures regular patronage.
B~ BathsSonly IS cents
IL 2r I'm GEO. w. PLASTER, P5
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TWIN MEAT M4RKI

Best Meats in the city. Prompt de-
Cottle Block Shop. Court Street Shop.
GEO. FENDRICH, P
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MORTGAGE LOA

On inside property at 7 per cent. o.
and security at 8 per cent. Safe loans
or investors. Insurance effecred in 4
companies, JOHN MOI
Broker, room No. ?, Bush bank bu
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I,.4,. -, "vIA = cQmpIele familV
SoS.os ''O,,s ooSk and SHOULD be read by bot6
- SsS4ns elas Hna old The profits on the sale az
49, 80 Sopiss Al 81 50 has rendered possible
- ~ NSSs,en seInen Address, Worlds Dispea.
ny ~sSaS~l Asaeestion. paealO. N. Y
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" = 11tlNI ~ ~ NINK Ihc Fn-
vonte Prescription and ties.
tmoniais from hundreds who
have used Il. are embodied IN
Dr. Pierce's Co mon Sense
Medical Adviser, a standard
medical work Of 1908 pages
proiusely illustrated, which
viii ts sent free on receipt Of
~ oDNeeut stamps 70 cover
cost Of mailing osly This
work Is a couplete f,w;I-
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$4,000 90
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APPROPRIATIONS.
First Rough DRAFT of Bill
FOR Ways and Means Committee
Of Senate.

Following has been prepared By the
ways and means committee OF the
senate bat has not Jet been considered
ia the committee for final revision. II
Is based on appropriations Of two years
ago and estimates made By the differ
eut institutions asking apprOpria-
tieas.