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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-27

Come and see the change in the in
terror OF our store. The change In
stock and style will be greater than
this.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-27

ically, yet his mental faculties are
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Austin Donohew is able to be
out visiting after an affiiction of four
years.
Mr.. Hellwigg has bought property
of w. N. Harper and has moved his
family here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-27
THEY HAVE THE DUST

of this elegant equipage to take,
whoever rides the same road with
one of SENIEUR'S elegant, light,
strong dog carts, traps, phetons,
buckboards or buggies. Their
running gear is built on such fine,
light springs, and the wood is Of
such strong, light timber, that a
horse doesn't feel he has any weight
to draw. 1t don't pull much on
your purse either.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-27
Our Furnishing
Goods Department

Is headed by the celebrated Manhattan
Shirts, of which we now have full line
for fall in the newest styles, designs and
weaves, both in colored and plain white.
Gentlemen, if you want Shirt that has
the fit and style, the Manhattan is the
Shirt. 1t out-classes all others.
Wilson Bros. Underwear, Hosiery,
Suspenders and Handkerchief can be
found here in an elegant assortment.
We are entitled to your trade, because
we give you the best at all times.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
A QUESTION OF TAXATION.
Bond Case of Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
roal Before County Commissioners.

Bond Case of Raleigh and CASTOR Kali
roal Before County Commissioners.
The matter of taxing the $1,000,00J
in bonds of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad held by the Raleigh
and CASTOR (Seaboard Air Line) is before
the commissioners of Wake county. The
hearing began yesterday and will be con
tinued to-day. Dr. Abbott and Clerk
Brown. of the Railroad Commission,
were the witnesses examined yesterday.
The railroad is represented by Capt.
w. III. Day and Maj. John ID. Shaw.
Mr.. j. G.. l.. Harris and Col. John w.
Hinsdale represent the county.
When the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road made its return to the Railroad
Commission this year for assessment, If
included stocks and lands and other sol
vent credIts. A statement was signed
by Commissioners Caldwell and Pearson
that all these were included. But Com
missioner Abbott declined to sign. He
and State Treasurer Worth had n talk
about the matter. He told Treasurer
Worth that $1,200,000 in bonds was not
included, and hence he had not signed.
Treasurer Worth then said that the Com
mission had no right to include any of
these items in making its assessment.
DR.. Abbott agreed with him as to this.
The Raleigh and CASTOR is the only rail-
road which gave in such items. Dr. Alb
bolt says that so far as the Commission
officially knows the other railroads have
no such securities. Treasurer Worth
says it is his particular province to look
after taxes on such subjects. He is 60
F4.Nas Il
on that $I,200,000, or anything else in
sight
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
NEW INVESTMENT COMPANY.

The Lnsay Investment Company. OF
Durham, was yesterday Incorporated by
the Secretary of State. j. S. Carr 3.
n. Duke, G. l.. Lindsay, r. w. Winston
and L. Il. Fuller as incorporators. The
capital stock is to be $4,000, and the
business proposed is buying, leasing, ex-
changing, selling, mortgaging and con
veying real and personal property; also
placing and negotiating loans of money
upon real and personal property; buying
and selling stocks, bonds and other Sc
curities; acting as guardian, administra.
tor or receiver; giving bond for public
OFFICIALS, or standing security for pr
ties about to sue in the courts, and acting
generally as agent and trustee. The
principal place of business is to be in
Durham, though the corporation may
have branch offices at such places in
the State as it may select.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
THE MILITARY PRIZE CONTEST

Raleigh is still head in the number
of applicants to enter the history prize
contests, having now more than doubled
any other city. Wilmington is next
Charlotte and Oxford third.
Is Raleigh the most literary city in the
State, or is her premiums due to he1
newspapers, or did the other cities fail
to let their young people know of this
chance to distinguish themselves, and at
the same time learn something of the
history OF the Old North State?
Asheville has but one applicant, Win.
ston-Salem none, Fayetteville, wher
the Federal Constitution was adopted
none, and Raleigh seventeen!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
Business Notices.
Fresh oysters every day at Dughi's.

1t is not chance, but merit, that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm basis of public confidence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

!, Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure.
1t is a great surprise on account of lis
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male OF
female. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. If you want quick re-
lief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by Heart 81 Heartt, druggists, Raleigh
N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
DISSOLUTION.

Fresh oysters every day at Dughi's,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
MISS STEPHENSON DEAD.

Miss Matte Stephenson, daughter OF
Capt. w. r. Stephenson. of Swift Creek
township, died yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Her remain will be inferred i'll
the Stephenson burying ground, near
Mr.. G. w. Atkinson's, Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
HORSE WILL REC0vER

Mr.. Starke Bachelors fine horse
"Sailaway," is rapidly recovering from
the very serious hurt received by it in a
runaway recently. Mr.. McMackin. tht
veterinarian, thinks recoverey will b.
complete and the horse will not be wortl
$40 less than before the runaway.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10

General Clark, Revenue agent of Wash
ington, ID. c., is here inspecting the
Revenue Department.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10

The copartnership of NJ. A. Parker
agent, and j. r. Terrell, doing bushes;
under the name of Parker & Terrell, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Both parties authorized to collect and
receipt for all accounts due the firm.
M. A. PARKER, Agent.
]. X. TERRELL.
Sep 3 10d
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
MUSICAL RECITAL AT PEACE

MUSICAL RECITAL AT PEACE.
Prof Stanley Olmsted, the New Musi-
cal Director, Gave a Brilliant Per
Torrance.
A cultivated and thoroughly appre-
ciative audience was present last even
ing at Peace Institute to witness the
piano recital of Prof. Stanley Olmsted,
the new instrumental music director of
this famous old school 1t was a bril-
liant performance, and lovers of good
music were treated to feast. Prof.
Olmsted is a clever performer, and dis
played the skill of a master in handling
the instrument Under his magic touch,
the most classical musical rippled forth.
His strokes now bold, now soft, thrilled
his hearers.
The programme consisted of selections
from the most famous composers, and
gave Mr. Olmsted an opportunity to dis
play his high musical abilities. Touch,
expression and volume were all evil
denced and gave full finish to his
playing.
Peace Institute is fortunate in sccur-
ing such an able musician as Prof Ohm
sted.
The programme was as follows:
PART /.
Prelude. -, ...... 80. RachmaninoH
Barcarolle.. 49,. ...... Rubehstelh
Ballade C sharp MINI ....... Chopin
PART H.
Etude Mignonne. ..... .Schutt
Nocturne IF sharp MINI ...... Chopin
BIRD as Prophet. Schumann
Consolation. 80. ............L lszt
PART III.
Loye-Dcath. -. 80. Wagner List
Waltz, Tristan and Isolde"
"a flat maj.). ......... .Rubensteln
The musical faculty will give Il CON
cert next week, which will be another
musical treat, to which the public is
cordially invited. The musical faculty
is as follows:
Prof. Stanley Olmsted. Instrumental
musical director; Miss Lula Potter, in
charge voice; Miss Minnie Johnson, vio-
lin and piano; Miss Mary McKinnon,
piano and violin; Miss Mary Dinwidde,
panO.
Mr.. Olmsted is native of this State,
but comes from Washington, ID. C. He
completed his musical education in
Vienna, under the leading instructors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10

Nature has demonstrated that only the
tit survive. Our thirty years OK sue.
cessful business prove that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
is a survival of the fittest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-10
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
LET OLD GLORY FLOAT
Mayor Clark Ms Ordered The fhg Up en-
Municipal Building tomorrow
on the DAY or EVACUATION or cUsA,
When spain lose. Her lest .rnothoid la
the Western Hemisphere ct scns
Requested 10 join the display.

Mayor Clark has ordered thai on ,1-
morrow. Jarvlry 1. 1879. the s1rs ard
suIr.- Doc unfurloi ana hoir,i on The
municipal buildings. and 20 s rug
ns.i,i lhai an c,,izcrs join 10 ne nig
dImoty. Tomorrow Spain eyacuEcs
cuba, and 10 that uot io..s her lar:
{ .hoid In the Western hemisphere;
aud q - Tor lhls reason hat th' dis
play a. tlauor;ed. The ida 'rlgir1,ed
Ntgh %. Now York world. which ssus
telegram 500 thc Mayor inquirinE 10
,ho national c1lors wou'l BE- difpayci
hrrr. IN reply Mayor cork seat an
affirmative ar |Nfr aE1 ar appropriate
.. nume mt IN ihc following Gfpa,ch;
"ssit lake cry. Unh. Dec. u. 1895.
"New York W0rI. New York;
THE Stars ari Stipcs viii be ur-
furlod 1n New Years day IN sif Lake
C.iy. urd her pt1pie wifi lo'ce w3sh all
loyal cillzsfss " the Ropublc o. IN
tvncuai.'u ~ cuba. hy Spain. Through
granny and oppression. she has Lost
her fouh0ld uH the Western Hfmlt-
phrrr. TIE cause - humanity. which
was ch lmplors'i 10 uubly by he un't.
90 States. has rflmmphtd; and, IN N
fulhllmcrs ~ 80 g.lflnus destiny, our
MASON should ac. thn. WVll und rrll-
F.ous liberty Il esanilfhri among the
& awna.roddfn and uppreFsCt people ~
cuba. JOHN CLARK.
Mayor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
prcIs,oss ny Jrpon mus.
Number of Ease. Previously 'submiiico
Determined To-day,

t.,t.. ufar tafttV rendered a decision
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ny tt.r.r,,rssr N al rrrrftiv trsi
.,,i,witt,I. ord.rir- Inc plymer.
~ cs,i.'n gi,,ms ,tsiit., "A ludEm n,
tr'ter..i ab.ea four years ago.
aus emu. came IN in mo form Of
, madam ID nav aut and dis.flbu.s 10
|.,',ttn n,tnts ar.,lf,lns to prl1r.ty
"a ,S.hf mo mn III iighSsea. "A furi
fr ~. 1900 nf a tt.l..lsr atl-.iuf. 4 by
H., l,,ti
t,,tg' itufs rrlarsJt Firrt thl. IN b
trnsts. man nav an. ne.. III ~ ~
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me-, "a .e,rf'l. ms Mstiuffln n, ,tss No.
f,n..t =, .r. u.ftt ~ 4. ,r,f,.r,'..
f,i,t fb. ,n..-ya ,lyaretd nv I'M.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
ANNUAL REPORT.
Secretary |. n. Earl Of 'hc Fire Department
Is Busy With Statistics.

Secretary I. VI. Earl of she nra d.
pertinent has been kgoplrs OILS tps1
buried lp papers for same days past
H. proloscs 90 have his annual rapDr,
rIiy by January io,h ~ the fr Do.
19ls morning be- sald thlr Silt Lake
city cou,l truly be- proud 81 her nrs
deTaf,mrfr. that n Fecond 90 rlnp In
America, when ovcrSehlng IL takan In
b, corsleras.1n. The Hal, Lake d.
plr,mfni has d ito saunr, miles oi
ttrrItlly 40 coNer: 90 4hc lmH slime
there are several p;Its ~ 5000 p1p-
untaH, che fire g1lIfs ~ which have
only fymc three square miles 0f ttrrl-
6, ~ f' kt'p llAci.
Up io dlte dIrlflg the laR, twalve
mor,hs thlre have been ~, alarms
Iurnli in-aG mlre dgln Ari year out
~ ih1i i1lynut haf a dozen have
been false caln.
with slml thiry old more nrrs. Inc
Losses ths year by IRE do rni come
anywhere rear thuus Of tho preceding
tM- I've mon be- hy Thousands ~ lis.
me expenditure, Ton. has been lght.
sihn FOR The chiefs o. " buggy, $40 Tor
lund2nial rqllra, aul a couple ~ new
horses, max up hlt an 4rslgnInrlut
ufll, Thor are tWori.y-ssyon mon In
gho employ ~ iho cg.y IN this flre light.
lng department., % Of whom are
married ana have NgmlNes; al to,l, he
salary accom-, supports no people ~
lu hseH ana sexes. Secretary Earl
stya' Some people may say that we
nave been fortunate this year Pos.
i.hly hW taking arl IN an Inc hIys
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
NEWS TeRSlLY TOLD.

Mr.. Jessie Little has gone - visit
with her par,r'' IN isn. NADIA. Mexico
Mr.. Lindaireet and Mrs. George =.
Downry, arrived here from she Els.
today.
senator Cannon win leave FOR WlsA-
lugton On Monday.
\ uuccosFiul BAH was given las. night
q chiin.snson's By tho hilca uf she
tmiy Circle.
Invitations arc out for the wedding ~
Miss Olga Gertrude Mark - dr. David
Sklllnln.
T1e Utah Democratic cluh has moved
~ headquarters 90 the Progress block.
4 portion uf Prof Cooks plano class
gave a. recital at his residence In the
Cannon house Thursday afternoon and
yesterday. Mis- Emma Miller one ni
his advanced pupils, gave M interest
ing recital az the same place.
Prof willard G, Cllvr. tho we'll known
san Lake Nilllulst who has been dpinp
m'grlunnry work ln Colorado with
headquarters at Denver Tor tho past
two years, IL Just recovering from 90
attach uf tho grip ana "a around visit
ing friends ana making preparation
Cor the opening uf % studio early In th'
present year lie rrpnrtH having On
llyod himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
Resolutions TO judge ZANE
State Board Of PardOns Ne, This Morning 10
Express Nigh tsleem.
The Sentiments Of Regard nri.ny Replied
To by the Ootsolrr chief
Jus,'c ~ ttsb.

The State board OF parions met In
special session this morning. There
were present Governor Wells. Judge
Miner, Judge Zane and Attorney Gen.
erai Bishop.
Tho object % the meeting was to Of.
Tor the following rcsolutiona regarding
the retirement from the board 81
Judge Zane. whose place viii 'bc nied
after the FIRST of the year by Hon. u.
y. Baskin. Judge zanc's succcssori
"Whercas The wheels 81 time in their
unoeasiny revolutions nave brought ua
60 consider the retirement " one OF
the members ~ this board. the Honor
able Charles =. Zane. and
whereas, An scvcring .hc official re-
latlon which has existed FOR tho past
three years. We deem II but hitting and
proper 60 alive expression % the renti-
mcnt OF hlHh esteem and personal re-.
gard IN which We hold him,
Therefore, be Il Resolved. That In
the retirement ~ chief Justice Zane.
this board VIII ose a Distinguish aud
valued member. whose qualities u mind
ana heart have - admirably fitted him
to discharEc the dulles which doy0lved
upon him In that capacity.
He has been faithful and punctual
IN attending upon the sessions of the
board. ever patient and pnlnEtaking IN
his efforts 90 learn the facts ~ each
case and puaHcssed ~ a Kindness uf
heart which was every ready 10 extend
mercy where mercy would accord with
Justice ana right"
Replying to the compliment Judge
Zane said.
These resolutions have taken me
somewhat BY surprise. but I desire to
/ say few words In response. ! shall
/ hook back upon my connection with this
hoard with great pleasure. 10 " kind
| Providence ~ the Infinite God that no
man leaves. entirely. tho scenes which
mlue1 20 look back, even In advers.
/ circumstances that may surround HIN,
70 the days 70 his youth ana upon the
scenes ~ hlH mature years. Gentle
/ mon. I thank You FOR this expression
and u gives mo very great pleasure
] O. bear testimony 60 the dlalntereated
/ ari unFelnsh motives witch have ever
/ PROMPTED the memhors In the DISCHARGE
/ ~ the days ~ his youth and upln tho
/ they have been governed by thnf same
| charity which rendered Immortal tho
| good Hamaritnn, more than three thou.
I fnnd years agn. ] assure you. ren'la-
| men. Tint I shall cherish recollection
/ or this hoard ana IA nfilcini frnnHnc-
/ Hons and particularly. the pleasant re-
lntlons ana courteous tre1tmeni which
I have always received nt your hands
| Again. I thank YOU for the Kind a'ntl-
meni expressed In the resolution"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
ENERGETIC DURHAM
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS Or .,...


a few days ago wh.
barnes paid the ron, ,' Vouhciin,
Supled by she Bnrnes. l,,' '1s store q.
=" o ha', Temple street. ho ~. 'ompisy
agent that unless some NJ "'.'iinei u.
S W. a. VI, me wlndows in the rea, we " "a,
,'ola hr. Pat Kerwln. ,bo , I'D, le void
s building, Responsible Tor any i'.. q Ne
"anas OF bad burglar, "'' alta
some gentleman OF ina,
must have overheard Inc ,.n pa,e'''a
q. an Early hour this m,r,, ".'A' u,
prl'ins midnight marnn,,' .'''s eaiu.
, v"u ., ,he window In oYe.,' "''i4
tN' hundred dollar b.ai al
az 'ss,n,Natchm1n pa,id Niel-a
~. t,'a No. ~ so a. a.. Whtn ~ ~
w,ntst ''.lh and eNtfythlng b'.. ~. ~
nnnn,.d a.. iv'I Mhrn IA 49,
', KIM" w ny o'clock the j. ght .s,'.Aa
a,I ".ausht nlew frum m. ~
wv. w .NiuthV.a generally rolni., ~.
tnlne1he hhi f1nsnIlf4 H., ~.
opening ~ pfocoaa VA % re-
These burtara-f.- ia.
note that ,hrrr Mere tb,.. ~ q.
were fHstidi1us felipvs A.il-
neat and iidy ln .h0Ir - e,ial
cracked about slghtern t,"t y
glass window at tho hIek ~ a
ti.citude Tor those sis.n'rg Nill .
the Constitution building ~. IN
prlcd the Fame 0ut nf a. h,..Hsiul
placed . agaiWt the uirih wiz -
u would not Doe knock 4 0ts, la. .4s
operations. IL Waa thrn a sImsi. ~
tes o. put their htnd1 inr',,.. N
aperture. run back ,hr ,iirb IN Y,
store waF thrlrt. They lUnt. 4 - ~
STACK ~ Hour HarkH ma ea.l..i IA.
store pipptr Whore thty rra.fi..i n
pick uut % nice aHHsft uHnt ID r,.i.
win the eNhctngHs VI r1nui.afafs. III.
dcntly thuy were not nlv.rsi In n,
mercantile business aud inra a IN 4,
or fwp about runi cutlery. M m,
dozen famplc pocket knives, an M.
priced ana no Two alike. Wfrr 49,
the Invoice " the Same leluF fst7i I,
another part ~ lhe store. five a.
regular cutlery we're also taken -,
the show ease. Tho lsi OF mtfInf l..
ticleH In addition o. those mont ~
Includes two wlTuH. two dlrln "a
handkerchief two VI the bf1i M
1olufel hats ln the house. eight riff
mons shoes. seven pair 70 "a lies shIi
one pair of misses shoes. one pt.i /,
boys shoes The robbers were trJ
mnthndlcal In their operations al
neatly stacked UP the empty boxes (
the appropriated shoes. They tiu
turned their attention N he tili thr
pannei cut 20 cents silver and y cpns
cupprf The cuusiiefate gurilsmr
left the latter under the sh1c bui.
Seven dozen gold rinEH and an asiir.
mont " cun buttons. brooches AL
cheap leweiry arc also MISSING ifom
the show case. The police were H,,.hsi
~ the occurrence and ofltir lrst
nnd Gillespie proceeded 10 investigate,
they made q Systematic roundup u ~
nd buildings In the center n he bpit
with the hopes of finding The hAiy
cached away. \ new rhle vas uteifiA.
ed in an ola shack. u.herwise NJ N.
GERS drew blank. rpan taxing ~
md to- Mt. barnes the plot ihAsl.f
when he announced that he carf.-i -
stock resembling the footwear 10 -.
tlan. Apparently Hulno other ~ -
In town has been vissed.
The police are working IN ~
and some new Developments ~ Ns-'
lped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
THE UTAH & PACIFIC RAILWAY
WILL BE PUSHED TO THE PACIFIC COAST


That slli Lake Cl.y VIII soon ossur-
,dly reilla1 her hope for another OUT
g.. 50 the Pacific cuisi. q the important
fsr. admitted in rnllrnad circles today
The magnitude " .he bgueh.s accru-
ing to this city from he ,.nbllshm,nt
aud opem,lnn NJ such railway clnn'c'
tlon can scarcely be- estimated. The
fart. long suspected by the knowing
ones. thts the Union Pacific and ihe
Oregon shor. Linn are nt tn back 90
the Ulah 4 Pacific. and are engineering
h. way through O. tn iaciac coast. L's
Angeles being ihc pfcsumablc uhicc;iy'
point which D. is the determination Of
thosc big clrpli,.lons 60 reach without
any possible 1oub.. was admitted .oday
Secretary Eilortcck ~ The new mad
gave II out thlf morning thnt everything
was now IN readiness 90 begin operii-
Ing the road by She nrst u yho year
some difficulty o. expected during the
monsh Of January In settlng ,les In suf'
ncicni number 90 pu'h iricklaylng -
rapidly a. washed. owing o. the mills
~ gio r1sd being unable 90 turn oui 20
many during tho win.or weather
The force will doubtless be reduced
nirlng January. only 10 be- rlnsiasci
with she advent OF Spring.
The Usnh a Pacific pooplo scou, ,hn
idea thgg the surveyors now pushing
shelr work toward the Nevada line Will
b. abic 10 hnI tbs old Union Parlhr
grade. even u thcy attempt % jump ~.
They may cause ihr u,an n Paclnc
same trouble. bW. the land shus broken
10 ntichcr falu.ng nor mining land. AMI
the road thas has lts rails upon grade
viii hold 9. againgi all corners. THIS
mas bern the his,ory VI all such At
ssmUA The McCuno people have no
duub; but chat the Southern Pacific was
a. the back Of thc mysterious surveying
party. and they are also satisfied thlt
the Rio orande. Western u In on iin
deal, though the laiier people diHCl1lm
any connection with a..
II l. facility Admits d.for M firsi time
tha thu controlling inisrs 50 " thr
rnOn Pacific and the short Line ar at
.he back nf Ihr now road, that IA >
VIII In measure operate II sni look
after ~ lUcrtF.A. Absolute assurance
was given thiA morning that ihe linz
will be pushed through 10 rhr coast and
mat the work would be continued wlin-
vus interruption uu.il fhat objective
puint IL reaghcd. salt Lake can now
rest assured that the dream of a 10.
Angeles llns II about 20 be fulfilled. aud
rha;, ToD, within <ho space Of one year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

IN. minimum. ~. wind. southeast. light
rain ~ of an inch. partly cloudy.
Helene barometer. $3.50 tcfarrfti We.
o.. minimum. ~ wind southwest hRhN
rain. 02 ut ava inch CLOUDY.
Idaho Fails barometer, nlf ttmpcfa-
turr-S. minimum, 81 wind suuth "
miles per hour' rain 10 "i "h i"en'
cloudy
Miles ty-uaromctcr. piiG; tcmcprn-
turc. -: minimum. a. wind, north liEht'
clear. -
Winnemucca- barometer. mli; tcmpcr-
AZURE ~. minimum. 10 winl s1uth. w
miles per hour, rain .nl OF IN inch'
cloudy.
Gcrorai and local forecasts Tor 70 hours
ending $ %. m. Sunday
For Ttah-Totcyust made vt san Fran
Clerus
Tuir tonight; Increasing cl0udlucss Sum
day. stationary toupcfnturc
For Salt Lake CITY aud vicinity.
Fair tonight and sunday coldeE,,
=. w. SMITH
observer Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
aluminium In rn,lnr immune.

Mr.. T.. $. Martin, who came over
from MILFORD last evening. reports chat
th" hopes of The people ot his town have
mounted 90 the top round nf the ladder
no expectation over the reported dilruv-
cry ni aluminium In paying quantities in
% streak of clay Just south nf Gown. The
Strata uf clay "a four loHi thick and Tho
per cent NJ dlumlnum IA stated by some
tp lac us hlgh as &c. This, Nh Martin
thinks, " an over estimate and saws
that q much lower prr cent viii hiring Ia
Milford more MONEY than even a sugar
plant can o.-l3eayor Blade.