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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15
A RESOLUTION.


A IL p0lutlon repeating Sections G and of
80 resolution granting certuin privileges aui
franchises to the salt Lake and ogden Gas ard
Electric Light Company" passei by the CITY
Council OF salt La CITY, Utah. May 1911,
ia AM enacting two new sections In lieu
thereof
City: hit Sections g and Of resolution
granting cectain privileges and franchises 70
The Salt Lake End Ogden Gas and Hlectric
Light Company. a corporation which was
passed 10y the City COuntii May lath, 1928. be
AMI the ssme are hereby repealed and the fol.
lowing new sections are hereby enacted N
lieu thereof, TO he known as scctiOns 6andI.
sICTioS6
The Salt Lake and ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company during the period aforesaid
shall by lis acceptance of The privileges herein
granted, agree with SAID q ~ thbtit Will Iur-
nish to general oomnerclal users IN SAID CITY
electric night ana gas service OF the beat qu al
ity md hlehest efficiency. at priccs which VIII
not exceed the 10 lowing rates. to wit:
400 c p arc lights. aii aight service
SIS per amp per month
.. same light FOR midnight service $1,000 per
lamp per month.
B. IL C. p. incandcscent lights. one int per
lamp per mpere houf, anu proportlonhte
charge for inca descent lamps OF increased
candle power but II any consumer uoes lees
than 100 Ampere hours in any one calendar
month. then and In that event, the grantee Is
hereby authorized to charge u minimum rate
T. Manufactured gas used for illuminating
purposes, 50 20 per one thousand cubic feet
$. same for fuel purposes, si.t0 per one
thousand cubic feet.
6. Water gas sl.50 per one thousand cubic
feet
Natural gas. 80 cents per one thousand
cubic feet; but when less amount OF natural
gas than 300 cubic feet is used by u consumer
IN any one calendar month, tho grantee is
hereby authorized to charge and collect from
said consumer for said month the sum OF 81 on
and no more
And the SAID city and all hospitals and Inttitu
tions used for Chart bic or religious purposes
OF any kind, shall have the benefit of a dis
count OF ten per cent from the above prices.
SAID lights and gas and all meters used IN
connection Herewith thali be subject from
time TO time to the inspection of q proper ON
Ger. appointed by SAID City to determine the
quality of said light and gas.
SECTION !,
A written acceptance OF this franchise by the
grantee, subject to all The conditions here IN
contained, must be filed with the City Recorder
within ten days from the date Of the approval
hereof by the Mayor; and wilful failure at
an time TO comply with all the terms and
conditions theis of shnli work an absolute for
fixture OF all tho rights md privil eges herein
granted
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City, Stale OF Utah. December asth. 1897. title
approved and referred to the Mayor for his
approval.
iskAL DAVID y. EMERY.
City Recorder.
Approved this goth day of December A. ID
1881 JAMES GLENDENNIN1, Mayor.
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NOTICE. oE ASSESSMENT.

Richmond 4 Anaconda Consolidated Mining
Company. ocation of principal place Of
business, Room 30 Hooper Block, alt Lake
CITY. Utah Location of mines, Tiutis
Mining district, Juah county, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN Ameeting OF the Directors, he'd at the
filcs Of the company IN salt LAKE City, Utah,
on the 10th day OF december, 1897, an assess
was levied on the capital stock Of the corpor.
alton. payable to tho Secretary, John Il,
Twelves, Room %, Hooper d, ock, Salt Lake
ity. U;ah. ON or before the 18th dayof Janu.
airy, 1888
Any stock upon which the assessment re.
mains UNPAID on the 18th day of January. ls9s
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and II payment Ia not made be-
fore, will be sold on the 10Th OF January, ls94
al the hour of 2p. m, Mt the office OF the said
company, to pay the assessment and costs Of
advertising and expenses ct sale.
JOHN X. 1WELvEs. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 10. 1871.
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STATE OF UTAH. g..
City and County OF salt Lafe}
l David s. kmery, City Recorder Of Salt
that the above and foregoing Is a full. true and
correct copy OF resolution entitled
"a Revolution repeating Sections
ing certain privileges and franchises TO
the SAT- Lake 4 Ogden Gas and Electric Light
Company, passed by the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah, May 10th. 1893 and enacting
two new sections In lieu thereof" Said reso.
luton was passed by The City Council of salt
Lake CITY. Utah, December 2sth. 1897 and ap.
proved by the Mayor December cath, 1891, as
appears OF record in my ofice.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and aifixed the corporate sea of
said City this Blst day OF ecember A. ID. 1897.
lsEAL. DAVID s. ENTRY.
City Recorder.
BY ALBERT S. REIsER. Deputy.
1885
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY JANUARY IL. 1898.



ntof The
ntn1nIlli nLhnnAul % q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the stare of Utah. County
of Salt Lake
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AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance Abolishing the nice Of CHI,
OF Police, and Prov ing for tho siaihiaea'
nnco OF the Iolicc and Fire Departmeg,,
OF init Lake City from and Ntter tha y, I.
day of December. 1871. '"c Sist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

The State OF Utah sends greeting to Fannie
Perkins, I. u. Tceter, Jane Doe Tecter j
Defendanta.
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SUM NUNS,
In the pl.iro, Court Of the Third judicial
80 District Of the State of Utah,
County Of SAT- Lake.

National Bank OF tho hepubic. a Corpora
lion. Plantif,
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants.
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AssEssM.NTkoTlor.

ONCE Of the Commercial Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
Place of Business 8 Alta, Block. salt Lake
CITY Ifnh.
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Mary Meiklo, Plaintiif. vs.. Henry A. WARN
Defendant
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STATE OF UTAH,

Approved this goth day of December A. ID
1881. JAMES GLENDENNIN1, Mayor.
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The state OF Utah senos Greeting TO Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
POWELL &

fW,tfclssr pn sm. ycwsr)
1NS gEunoer bes Sahrbunberts. Ger beribmte @illon luitbitter
0eiser uno Der g8unosrpole Dot blait Stepart Guitbifrte unb
runbe OATS. Nifts fommt oieien Sleid. gu p.rfaufen bel
Yowea Il sSafeman, It. Glous, Wimm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
Yabor l%lnion..

tvs III lcbr llbcrr0lhcno, bdH man
III Dem yfreicn" NmcritU lid 10 bcfti0
0cgcn pu9 nutiirli6c Ncdt ;ur Gouli
tion lp.rrte. Ger amtlihc Neridt
9ebrNuht ben 9luoprld Sic 0NlI;c
.3oruc0 Shalc Scr &0bn unO Noh
len NiclcuihNit crNoH iih iiber bic
o'iicicllcn 9ttpriicutuntcu Der 2lrb.i
ter. Dan mittcrte in Der Ncrcjui
9ult9 Der 2lrbcitcr Wciubr lin ibren-
"%elobeutel, oenu i'm NirUnOt gcnom
men mar IS niht6 unocr9. To
crush labor-organisations among
the employees" mUro Nj einCm hro
nildcn Sample Der G%ompa9niC, mic
Ctn Eeomtcr it'd MHoouidte olc Nor
mllo ocS Nunocl9 mar: I'VE will
not treat with, or in any manner
recognize, the combinations of
the laboring mem. IN Dem hciti-
gen Nilcr 9e9en Die GoNlltjOncn Der
Nrbcltcr tam zen 0roIcn llntCrnCh
mCr Nelcll6oiten Die mprdciie mlo
OCIbOIb iuriltiih mtlOrc mo miOcr
lprl60uolle SOctrin Der Eevihw0
runA", wcl6c lid in Dem All Dem al
ten 9cmeincn 9tcttc Gu0lOno'0 be
ruhcnocn OmerItuniihcn Nchte iinoct,
nit lbrcr pugCn &tgriiioIullm0 mn
nit ibrcr gc9cn icoc Sh0oi0unN oco
9cmcincn WtOnnCo 0crihtetcn }euocu;
lcbr III Wute; oicic Sottrin lit Die ia
tlrllhc NirunolO9c Der amcrituniiderl
,>nptcatur il6cr Coalition 9epcicn.
Ste Frarlo fannie ;luar icne (beorie
lpcnt9 al, obcr 9crihtlihc Sale mlr=
Den OFT na6 ibr cnti6icoen, lle6ri-
gems lollte cs bod in Nmcrita BAH
lcoem tlar ltin, paB 9lrbeiter aliiocia.
%tioncn, wcldc Die Wtaiien iammcln
crillen uro Den wirtbihaitli6en aampi
tlus leiten, Srdser Der 'ocialen Oh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
Der vNprbtern"- Opnneritas ben 26. 0lai 1898.

illln9 uno 1ube limb. Wit Hedt laSt
Shmoller pom oenielben, ,ni6t, 100
lie bcrr'den, lonoern no lie ieblen,
limb bic ihlimmen uno bduiioen
Striteo." Nud lit nidt III lcusnen,
ooB Die Organization cine moralii6e
Wadt bartlett ulie bebt ben pom ibr
erfdBtsn Nrbeiter nidt nllr ais Mten-
i6cn cmpor, mas nibt obne GinillB
0ui Die 9lrbcitobcpin9un9cn blcibcn
fam, iOnpern lie pcrnlo9 audi ali bic
olIcntli6e M.imun9, Die Stellun9 Der
Scb0rocn II. !, 10. einNupirteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
@er ion perslcidcn!

Tvs mare gcuiB ell leDr 9roEer unp
mihti0cr S6ritt I'M Suttrelic pes Nrie
oenS uup Der arb,lttnoen 2l1ilen,
wenn man ;ur NuS9lcjdun9 Der 9Sioer=
pride ;pil6en capital mo Nrbeit
leine Suiludt ndbnlt III Der S60l1un9
ION ShieoS0eri6ttn, wic iolhe ;llr
Seile9un9 uon internGtlonOlcn Strei
ti0teiten INNER mehr al Sooen 0e-
minnen. Sic 9lnnabme oieier Wte=
tbooe, la9t Garo. GIBBONS, miiIte
mebriade Se9nlnsen sur Nol9e buz
ben oenn wGbreno Ser Strite, ME
ldon Der 9tame anocutet, No0renipcr
uno ;erltorenber ltutlr lit, wilroc Ser
Sprrlh peS S6i.ooSeriftS cine per
lobnlihe uno ~uuibau.noe I$irtun0
auoilben; Die Gntlhetoun9 mare in
erlttn ,Salle pon Dem Wemihte pes
We%lobeutele, I'M lcpteren pom Nclpld)
te Der porgebrahten Wulnoc 0bbGn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
YnrcmUnrG.

Eurcm bur9. - Viu bCtId1cn0
mtrtbcr llu0liltoIulI ~Crciltc Die Numi
Tie oc0 in Ger &CummoHtitruHc mob
uCuocn V~ilcubGuplCro NCrun GuQCH
WuopOr. ycptcrtr ipiirtc iih int yuuic
pes Cages ploGlid non Cincm uuhcjm-
ljhCu llmpobllcin bciullcu I'm iid IN
Der irciCn Unit uOn ocmlclbcn III crbo
len, mdhtC CT cine tlelnC Eour per
Slpciruo, Sod taum uah Nulic
Nurijt0tttbrt, BRAD sr pou tiuem
McrIhlnQc 0ctroiicn ;uiummtu mo
mar cine ycihc, Ger &tritorbcuc
ituuO I'M 80. Ec6enoiabr.
2ommcloiu0en. ~ )lmcit
pc9 hitii0cu N0bubOico Qcrittb bcim
M(ou0urjrm zines .Su0c9 Der Is idhs
ri0c McIhCultclGr WiOthluo S0ill aus
2&cumcr0tirh imiitcn Die Nuiicr
Npticr ~2&a99Ono mo blicb All Der
Stcllc toOt. Ger &tum0liittc bin.
ttrlGGt cine Mittuc nit Is nod tbcilQ
uncrluudicneu &inoern.
Nirh ber9, - 3lm SohNclpcr.
re Cinco al Dem pom Sichcn0umpC
nab biCli0cr Srt'huIt ~iilbrcnoen 2W
bun0c 0elc0cncn webGuoco wurpc ocl
ycihnuhm oe9 ~ iGbriNcn Shrcibero
Gp. arcmcr GuiNeiunpcn. Munuimmr
al, ban Der &erl6iepcnc an porberi
otn Nbcnoc beim NNhbuule9cbcn non
Dem uad Der bieli9cn Srtihuit iiib.
reupen Nelome9c ab9eratbcu mar, Der
9lbhan9 hinunter oprh'S Sa6 iiel.
ouielbit bGu9cn blieb unb ben Sor
purd Grltiten erlitten bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
Yrciic iur @runOcisruibum, Ole III els
ncm Spicr mrrncn.

Sdlauc SpctulnItcn I'M Ganicu Sdnoe
uehueu Ole dlNcnblidllh eCbptcneu @elcacu
bCrteu mahr, nm pllrldcusrpcrthtS @ruuo-
eigentbum III tHuien lin meme Sic0cnidai
ten al Den NtGun III brlnscu, blctc Ib ir0euo
zines meinCr @ruroltllde, nuigcbciiert ODER
niflt, III Yreiicn an, DIE pelt inter benz iuirt
lldcn Hcrtbe iino. gate Yarf uuo Gramb's
Nopitlpu, Eclietitel brett pou Der %ercis
uiateu Stnnten Hegleruna Sic Siite Der
@runoitiide iiro bic odiiir au9cieBtcu Yreiie
lie9eu IN 3app's. Seibbant sur Seiihtt9uu9
goo q. Z. Gramb b.
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Strcifs.
%on 1r. ". 8. Sr.
Eortiepung. J


Die Sraoc llnicnS babCn cine 0roEc
yiterotlr berpor0eruicn. Mdbrcnp
bcni.lbcn nt6t 'bolp lit unp
in ibnen nlr Elm ArSumcnt I'll ~un
item Der SampicultW rinoet, bat Srtn
tuuo IN lein,n lulldpen Den Sraocz
unipniSumlS Gn0lNnoS berrli6 0clhll
bert; mo olrh Nrcntuno'o Edible
run0tn un0,r,0t bat D. Stul;c "d-
ptruip IN leincm @&ertc Sum loClO
len Nrieo.n" in Den en9lil6sn Ncptrt
persintu ooo pertorpcrtc \OeNl Der
ircicn Nrbeit ulo Die Young Der 10
ciOlen ,yru0e III iinOcn 8|c9laUbt, ionic
BEN f,lten SOmm NcGcn nlIe (lmltuu;
be trebm9en erblitt. Weber 'oll III
Sen lept,rcn ,>ubrcn Der (rNoe LIMO
nioml0 in cine unocrc FhQlc 0etr.ten
i.in. Ger SociUli0mlo Oeo ,Ieltlon=
pes luht inn i.inc ,Eocen aui}uoctrou
rem. Su9 9luitret.l elmer parlNmen
turiihcn }lrb.itcrparttI bel Den politi
ifen 9&ubleu i'm CONNER 1892 lbcint
Elm b~iitorii6 mihti9cr MOment ijr
Oieie llm9,italtum9 ;ui'in. Sie Berg
arbeiter bnb;n ibrc SociOliiiuung
bsrrptid6lih Der &erbinom9 FitGroo
nit ,Sobu Burns III utrount.n. H&ie
lpeit Die Wtiihun9 oc9 }rooc llnioniS=
mus nit Dem SeciNli9muS Dor lih
0tbcu miro, muH Die Submit ;ciScn.
Scbr piele Gn0lGnoer bcIilrdtsn uihtS
Sdlimm.S, crtcnuen uieImtbr III Der
Wtii3ung ben AuiOnS elmer be'lcren
2ltro iiir Die 0rbeitenOcn NlONeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-26
Streit Mgitatorcn.

Strcit0 tommtn nidt ,rpie Elm Sic6
III Der 9ta6t", Der .Siinoitoii III BEN
'Clbcn bdurt lid pom ,,Ubr III ,<uhr an
NM tommt o1un otl nit clemeutUrer
Wcpalt iur Grplolion. %on Dem
WroIcn N%oblenitritc I'M nicocrrbcini=
lden mc'tiGlil6cn ,~>nouitrie Ee;irt i'm
sabre 1889 l00t 9totorp: Sic Be
lpc9un0 IN Dem rbeiuild mcitiGlilhen
,>noultricbC;irt ertldrt lid nitt ulleiu
aus Dem dll9emeincn Eeltreben Ser
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baltrnN III ll6ern, lie 1T uur III per
'teben, pcn1 mOn lid Die Ginilllile
uer9e9enudrtlgt, inter meldcn Ser
meltrdlllde Nrbeiter'tanp lett ;uei
SuhriebntCn 9eltdnocu bat" Siciem
NllS'prt6e pon llnterncbmer Stitc
'tlmmt audi Die Wcgeni6riit ycniin0o,
oeS Heo0cteurS Der Ceremonial" Don
Sortmuno, (Gin l&ort ;ur N(6nchr >
bel. Nreilid tGm oieie ull0enblitlihc
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mNnhe ADerrcn-plOplih uno inner
mdrtet, uno spar iilr lol6e, Die feline
Nlblun9 nit ben S.r9leuten hotteu,
Die bao Seli;cn uno bic ala0en uidt
fainter. sir einen 9&inotborlt, Der
mebrere Wtale igl a~oblcnbc;irt bic
Slo9en 9ebort, tam Der Strite nitt
%urerpartet. Nr la0t I'M Nauie Ser
prcuBil6m N%69eorpnetcn an H..
Mar; 1900: o.Sieie pumpie NiGb.
RING, picier oumtpie S6mtr;, oi,ic
babe id 9cleIen uno mir 9ei09t, c9 lit
mmo9lif, p0B oas quite Sol9cn babe
uno Manner, Die mitien I'M &olte sort
'teben, babcn mir beltdtiot, mas id
oanale mabriunebmen olarbte.
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&C III ~llnlerer l~leberrald)un9 unS m
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Senoen;, tort uno tort belueoen nit
iu9ebunlocncn Nu9en uno nid)t 0eEauer
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lpenn mir plclclben nift raid abitel
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vluipurtcili6e NeuEcum9 zines pro
te'tdntilhCn wciltlihen, i'm Nubr0e-
bletc: oSctt ,>uhrCn babe ih iait All
leoer &tnptoure Die ala0en 9ehort, Die
leEt oll0enIem llnD", benefit rid)t mn
Die 9ilhtt9tCtt Der &$inothorit 'ider
Nn1tNum9cn, lonoCru oud), odE Der
Strlte WCocr Don alICn ms Rohlen=
Seblct hlncin0ttr09Cn, nod cine elm
r0ht Eobnrrd9e mar. Wiuem Gil;el
ncn DooCr ctlll0cn 9&CniNen Sic Wtudt
N.;ulhrftbcll, lin 100, 600 b%CionncuC,
'on't pillht0Ctrtuc Wiluncr Die iocial,
Nrlc9ocrtIdrum9 ub0cben III tonncu,
Ut tltlpeoCr mCbr ais feilc SdmeihC
lei, ooCy I'M Njnblif uui Die iociOl(
Ninrihtn9 lGriitcn; &cmi0tmO
gar m0bnlinni9 oocr lihcrIih. MAG
cin Ocma0O9iihcr }l0itutor cine nod.
10 lh0ric NCOcr iiIbrcn oocr bertotC
.Sun9c BADEN, 0N9 briu0t ,r njtt ity.
i ,-ncin, oO9 lit III picl Gbrc il
lci0t lOl'cn it'd 100, 200 ocntcuoc
ptutihc ycute njht am ~idu9clbanoc
~lcjtcn. Ntit aicht i6rcibt ser 0mc
ritdniihe Nroieilor Glu: Some
people seem to believe that Ia
borcrs work peacefully and CON
tentedly until a mischievous agi-
tator comes along and stirs them
up, and creates unreasonable dis
satisfaction. All thi, is 4 pure
fiction"
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Mfit cimcm Scbnapp.

aeup 5sluno Salt. 6ement. Webl uno
Butter. ~GiIenunoreu uuo Baumdterial
bilIig ut tauieu aui WeBers Ausuertaui.
lOG-G, 2lpe. iuolit, Ct. 6louo. 23.bo
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R, Harrisons aLENwAAREAHA9lvAs

,icrirt ur;te6euoe &ur0uiu> III pWcr S&o9e. &onrnt, uo0oem M
ub uort erettet bobt ljbGualc Gintdu1t ~ madden III %rtVt"' o."
naud1me( uicori0cr iino ais Die bcui8en NNbrltprflle.
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NOrtiepnn9 iol9t.

@dscdrets itimulirt Seber, gliersn uno
Ginaepeioe. Die Grtranteu, Shwdben
ooer Sneipen. l0tiS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-07-01
In Reach of the People.

For four years now we have CIV
en- to the people of Hooking county
and vicinity a live, up-to-date
twice-a-week county paper at the
price of $1.00 per year. During the
first two years of that time it seem.
ed easy for our readers to come in
and pay that dollar, and they did
1t cheerfully. But prosperity has
so steadily increased for the mil
lionaire to the oppression of the
poor, that our readers come In now
and for the past two years, and say
that the paper is very cheap at
$l.0O per year for semi-weekly
but that money is getting so close
that they cannot keep up. They
ask If we could not send just one
paper per week to them at a cheap
er rate; that they get to the post
Office but once-a-week anyhow,
and getting both papers at the
same time. they read the latest one
and the other goes for naught. We
informed them of the awkwardness
i'm which it would place us, in the
keeping of several divided mailing
lists and their request could not be
granted. Our agents write us from
different parts of the county that
one dollar looks like a cart wheel
these days for newspaper, and
chat the neighbors can not pay it;
that they must needs borrow
papers among each other, not be
ing able to pay the price. They
ask us To send IL once-a-week at q
reduced price, and we show them
as before, the impracticability, A
twice-a week paper has been an
experiment with us these four
years and we were in hopes that
the people would be able to sup
port It, but times grow worse in
stead OF better, and the people can
not pay such price, and we can
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-07-01
To Teachers and Their Friends.

The annual meeting of the Ma
tional Educational Association will
be held at Washington, ID. c., July
7 to IL, 1898, and it is expected the
attendance will far exceed that of
any previous year. Teachers all
over the country are busily engag-
ed preparing for this delightful
trip, and after considering the ad-
vantages of the many different
lines of the "Capital of the Nation"
the majority have decided that the
scenic and historic Baltimore g.
Ohio Southwestern and Baltimore
& Ohio "Royal Blue Line" Is the
official route. 1t offers better in
dncements than any other line, and
gives you the privilege Of returning
via different route. Before COM
pleting arrangements be sure to
call on or write agents of b. & o. s.
w. Ry. o. p. MoCARTY,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Cincinnati, o.
GEO. b. WARFEL,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agt., st. Louis,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-07-01

Showers of splinters, resulting
from the exploded shell itself and
the torn stanchion and angle irons,
swept along the starboard side for
about &c feet, cutting off heads of
bolts, breaking gun fittings and strip
ping off the paint as If a score of men
had worked for hours with steel
chisels.
Every man in its path was wound
ed. One gunner was hit with no
fewer than 10 pieces of steel, each
about the size of q hazel nut. AT
the moment the shell exploded one
man was standing right in its path.
He was literally blown to fragments.
He was talking to a comrade, and,
strange as 1t may seem, the latter,
although less than an arms length
away, was unhurt, save for being
knocked down by the shock of the
explosion. Others of the men 30
feet from the fatal shot had dozen
pieces of the shell plunged into their
bodies. A remarkable feature of the
explosion was the smatlness of the
pieces into which the shell burst. II
shivered into fragments weighing
about an ounce. The only pieoo of
any size picked up was rather less
than half the base, just enough to
enable IT. tO he aScertained that IL
had been a siX-incb shell, fired from
high-power breech-loading gun
and exploded by q percussion fuse
fixed in the nose. When a small
six-inch shell is sufficient to cause
all the havoc which have endeav-
ored to describe, one stands appalled,
at the thought of what will be the
fate of a ship that is hit by a twelve
or thirteen Inch shell filed with
high Observation-Disclosures.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-07-01
Ohio Section.
U. s. Department of Agriculture, Gil
mate and Crop Service, Weekly
Crop Bulletin.

SOUTHERN SECTION, all counties
south of franklin: Prior to the
25th the weather was rather dry,
but on that date much needed and
fairly general rains occurred, bene-
fiting corn, oats, grass, potatoes,
gardens, and perhaps tobacco. The
dry weather which prevailed most
of the week favored the cutting Of
wheat, rye, and clover. Maximum
temperatures of from 80 to slightly
over 80 degrees were the rule dur
ing each day, while during the
nights of the 2lst, 22nd, and 23rd
temperatures close to 80 degrees
were reported, otherwise the night
temperatures ranged between 60
and 70 degrees. Considerably more
than the average amount of sun
shine was received. About halfo of
the wheat has been cut and shock
ed; the crop is comparatively free
of weeds, and is generally excellent
in both quality and quantity; that
uncut is maturing rapidly; there
are few complaints ofrust, blight,
and damage by local storms. Oats
are heading short, but in some
localities the stand is fine; much is
nearly ready for harvest. Corn
made fair progress and is clean,
though a little behind the season
Considerable clover hay was m ade !;
the quality is good and the yield
ranges from fair to heavy. The dry
weather previous to the 25th hurt
timothy meadows and reduced
pastures a little. Early potatoes
are reported as being small in size;
late varieties made very slow
growth. Tobacco is much in need
of soaking rains; in Preble County
many plants have been cut down
by dry weather; in most localities
setting has been completed. Winter
apples are scarce, but other fruit is
plentiful, Fruits generally are not
dropping to the extent reported a
few weeks ago.