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The following poem is by daughter
of the aged veteran, John $. Gleason'
LINES TO MY FATHER.
All hnil the day that gave thee birth,
Thou faithful unc among ne ieWi
Thy sons and daughters know ny worth,
And gladly sing their praise OF you.
When prosecutions cruel hund
Stretched forth aud drove you. from your
A wanderer. ia desert land
For months and months compelled TO roam
Your family. left on IN open PLAIN
TO battle for their daily broad,
PRAYED that you would not be slain
nv savagcs. their greatest dread.
But nobly you the Journey made,
And rea chcd AT last the destined spot,
A DRY and barren looking glndc;
But there was comfort in TIE thousht
That here NJ last you might hnu rest'
Although II wore n ,irenty luce
You trusted God; ind you are blessed
To see IL now n lovely place.
You look with pride DER all the lhnd.
And see II yield plentcous crops
You gladly praise the bounteons hand,
That has such Tond,erous eHa XVI , Wrpuen'
And settled near the Great salt Lake.
An easier time you'd have, you thought;
4 mission your were called u take.
And 10 thnt call you did give heed,
As ron had done In years before.
Although you loft dear ones III need,
The truth 10 distant lands you bore.
For years you lnborcd IN the field,
And sirove to spread the Gospel true;
You budc fnlse doctrine to yield,
And mnny heard the truth through you.
And since that time you've Oft been chose,
To bear the truth TO n doubling world.
And ever your voice has glndiy rose.
And the banner of truth yon have un-
Though you never have had much silver or
gold,
No matter who came that was hungry or
cold
You've turned them not from your humble
door.
Your virtues are such, we may wei be proud
or our noble father. and his good name.
Though your praise isn't so boastfui ana
loud,
You will stu bo known in our churchs
fame
As January thirteenth comes round this
year,
Your grateful daughter so far away,
Sends love. and greeting. aud right good
cheer
To gladden. your heart on another birth
day.
May peace and plenty your portion be
And Joy and blessings indebted,
And lie be as long as It's pleasant to thee,
Is the wish OF your loving absent child.
CLARA GLEASON RouERs.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders of the Little pittsbutg Mining
o., will be held at the office OF the COMPANY.
Rooms 5u5.G Mccormick building. SAltlAM
y. Utah. on Tuesday evening. February Is,
ls9s, at 49, y m. The object OF sid meeting
IL 10 elect board OF diicetors to serve for The
ensuing year and to transact such other Lus.
mess as may legal y coc:r before 1t
CHAS Il HUDSON, Secretary
Salt Lake City. January ~, lsps.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND no. y OF FIVE PER CENT
N on the c pital STOCK of the Utah sugar
Company has thia day been declared. payable
on February TO- ISIS, 10 stock holders VI record
on February 0. ls9s
HORACE q. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. January is, i9i
The stock transfer boots of the Utah Sugar
Company VIII be closed on February Q. 1873,
and reopened on Febr airy 10, lsss
HORACE q WHITNEY, secretary.
Salt Lake City. January Is. 1888.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Emmcl ne Christine Larson.
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by The
IN undersisncd. the administrator of the
estate of Emmallne Christine arson, do.
ceased, TO the creditors OF and all persons
having claims hgn,nst The said Deceased. 10
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after tho frat publicalio q
Of this notice. to the asid administrator, at %,
Fourth East street, in the City and County of
Salt Lake, Utah
Dated December 20, 1877.
LABs FRANKLIN GRANTING.
Richard W. You've. Attorney for Admin.
istrator
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT
ASSESSMENTS

Richmond Il Anaconda Consolidated Mining
Company. Location of principal place OF
business, Room 40 Hooper block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. a..
NOTICE.-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock. on
account Of assessment levied on the tenth
day OF december. 1897, the several amounts
ret opposite the names OF the respective share.
holders. foliOW5:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Samuel ii Parker, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by TIE
IN undersigned, administrators OF the
estate of samuel H.. Parker. deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ton months after the first publication
OF tins notice to the said administrators NJ
their rc.idonc,. at Taylorsviiie. In the county
OF salt Lake, Utah.
Dated December II, 1895.
WILLIAM rARKER.
WILLIAM r PARKER.
Administrators OF the Estate OF samuel II.
Parker, Deceased
1kAAC NJ. WADDELL, Attorney for Estate,
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AoLLADAY Coal olMpaNY.

NOTICE Is HERkBY GIVEN THAT on
~ February 9TH. 1875, ut The office OF Mr. Ia
Grand Young. salt Lake City q,,l6 spaies q
the working capital stock ut the holaday
coal company VIII be- sold to the hishe,t
bidder sale 10 commence at 10 o'c ock a. M,
ny order of the Board OF Directors
JOHN II. wINDER. President
January Gath, 1898.
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NOTICE,

V,kkE NOTICE THAr on wEDSE.DN
a. the 2ith nay OF January. 1895, at o 20 ON
Mt the League Rooms, No I, south State ~
Salt Lake CITY, utai, the Voluntary spcitW
heretofore known as the Mutual lmpr ivelaehl
League, Will hold r meeting at sad time iha
place. for the purpose OF incorporating saldA'
sociation. q Il. SIEMANI
President
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the District Court, rebate Division. Thru
judicial District. in and for SAT- Lake
County, state OF Utah.


Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ robert Dansie and James W. DansS
ADMINISTRATORS OF the estate OF Roben
Dhnsie. deeensed, have rendered f0f
settlement. and flied In said Court, then
final account OF their admin stralion 4
said estate and petition for. final dislris
ton of the residue of sail estate among
persons entited thereto. and that ssr
day the 5th day OF January, A. Il. ls9s
$50 o'c lock Il. m at the Court Room Of sax
Court, in the County Court House. salt Late
CITY ana County Utah. has been duly ~
pointed bv the Judge Of said Court, for u.
settlement of said account ana hearing ~.
petition for distribution, at which time al
place any person interested In said esiai
may appear and show cAuse, II any there be,
why said account should not be settled and
approved and final distribution made %
PRAYED for
Dated December l3 1897.
DAVID G. DUNBAR Cierk.
BY GEO. u. BLAIR. Deputy CLERK.
FRANK PIERCE, Attorney for AdminiiuatorA
Mccormick Block.
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NOliCE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ meeting Of the eiockho ders Of the "a.
operatve FURNITURE company, Will be held in
February LIST, 1888. at O'Clock D M, for ~,
election of nIno directors for the cns,, Wy
year. and such other business that mss
properly come before the meeting '"'y
Q, II, PETIT, Secretary
Salt Lake City. January q, ls9i.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Honors Paid to John S, Gleason Of Pleasant
Grove, a Nauyoo Veteran.
PLEASANT orove. Jan. u. l8o8.

Pleasant Grove. Jan. II, 1893.
To the Editor;
On Thursday. Jan. 10, 1893, had the
pleasure OF being present at a birthday
party given in honor of Elder John 5.
Gleason, at his residence. The date
was his 18th birthday.
Brother Gleason Is one of the Pio-
neers OF IA was captain of a company
in the Nauvoo Legion at its organiza-
ton, and figured largely in Nauvoo
prior to the martyrdom of the Prophets
Joseph and IIyrum Smith. He took
an active part In the scenes Of those
times, and shared largely in the trials
Incident to the expulsion OF the SAINTS
from that fated city. Nauvoo.
At 1850 y. m. the company was
seated at table bearing the good
things Of the earth; and the chit chat
that ran around bore testimony OF the
good feeling prevailing. After the re-
past. the time was occupied WIN songs.
recitatlons and experiences. which VIII
cause the meeting to be long remem-
bered.
Brother Gleason favored us with u
short address, relating his experience
while in Carthage, June %. 1874 bore u
powerfu testimony of the divinity OF
,Joseph's mission and the final triumph
of the Latter-day work. and he thanked
God that In the day Of trial, he had
not forsaken the Prophet
w. NJ. FRAMPTON.
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AssEssmt Mt NOTICE.
Once Of the Commercisl Gold Mining
Milling Company.
Place OF Business 9 S Atlas Block. taIt
4 itv ITtah.

NJ Office 10 HEkkBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~ a meeting OF the board OF directors OF
above designated on Friday October 9Th. lts7,
an assessment of two and ns-half t2t5) miils
per snare was levied ON tho capital stock OF
ms corporation, psyRhe on or before Friday,
december D. 1887. to sharp Walker. treasurer
OF TINS company NJ above de.it mated once.
any ,tock upon which this sssessment may
remain unpaid on The said Sd day OF Deceu.
per viii be delinquent and will be advertise
Ior SAFE ~ public auction. and sold on Tues.
dhy, Dec 2ist, 1887. pm. OF that day Mt
me above named place OF business, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF Advertising and expenses of sale.
SHARs WALKER, Troas,
HAROLD NJ. FIT, sec'y.
Dated salt Lake ttty, Utah, Nov, 3 1851,
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NOTICE.

Notice of stock holders meeting of the Gold
Point Mining and Milling Company.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN NEE ing OF tue stoc sho lders of the Go ID
Point Mining and Milling company VIII be
held at room CITY and County Bundlng at
O'Clock D m on Monday, febrnsry eth.
1885, for the purpose OF electing a board OF
directors and to transact such other business
as may come before the meeting.
LILBuRS +. PALMER, Secretary.
Dated January 9Th. 1893.
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OF ihe Hoard Of Direc ors made on the sal 10th
dGy OF December. l.9I, 20 many shNres of each
parcel of such At OK Is may be neceassfy. VII
a. Hooper lock. salt Lake CITY. Utah, on the
18th day OF January, A. d. lsis, AZ the hour OF
u. m, pay dcipqnent asseesnents there.
expense Of the saie.
JOHN Il. TwELvTs, Secretary.
Room IS Hooper Block, salt Lake City. Utah,
Dated, salt Lake CiEy, Utah, January ~. 1855.
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speeial stockholdsrs' meeting of the corpora
lion Of the members OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter day saints residing in the
Fourteenth ecclesiastical ward OF the salt
laac stake OF Zion.
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ASSESSMENT MOL.

principal place OF business, ealt Lake CITY,
Utah Location OF mines and works, Tin.
tic Mining District, Jnab Co., Utah.
NoTICE 10 HFREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameetlug OF the board of Directors Of
The Bullion Beck unnel Co. held on the srd
day Of January. lsas, Assessment NO. of one
led on the capital STOCK Of the corporation
payable January, 18th 1895. 10 The secretary q,
the Office OF the Company. No; u west First
ANY stock upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on Wednesday, the l6th day Of
February, 1888, wi be delinquent and Will ID
advertised for sale al pub ic auction, acd un
less payment 10 made before will be sold OF
FIR day, the 4th day OF March. is9s, 70 pay sac
delinquent assessment, togetner win COSTS Vi
adve rtising and expense Of sale.
by order of Board of Direciora
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
secretary.
sALr LAKE. Orr. Utah. January Is. 1885.
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state OF Utah
Location OF works and mines in Uint,h Min
ing District. Park City. summit County,
state OF Utah
NoTICE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on ne
count OF assessment No /. levied on the 81 tn
set opposite the names OF tho respective share.
holders as follows:
List remaining unpaid and corrected Janu
q tsD.
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SUM MONS.
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state Of Utah,
County of salt Lake,

National Bank of the Hcpubnc. Corpora.
tion. Plaintiff,
va
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants.
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NOTICE.
Notice Of sale Of elie shares of ths g.,
STOCK 81 the Dsi,on a ark told, s,lvppIn

NOTICE Of Sale of 2liG shares ~ IN. =,
stock OF the Dalton n ark ,,o,n hpiu
Lead Mining & Milling Company 'nVer
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nv
~ undersigned. l. q. Trent. Tho, iHE
alst DAY Of December. 1909, j. ii. Rscouh The
cuted and delivered his proinissory mo-. Nv exc.
on that date to said Trent, by w6,rh ~. uhtsd
Mhcon PROMISED 70 pay to tho order y, ssin
Trent sl22s. 4-lp0 Dollars one wear si,u oI sad
nnd interest thereon from date al Tho 81 uate
q per cent per annum at tho onlrs -, he ot
bacon In BAIT Lave tity, Utah: ana W sili
security for HE payment of said no,n my =
bacon on said Slst day of Dccemba, nala
caused TO be pledged and Transformer ir,,any',
name OF and delivered TO said Trent ss,s a We
shares OF the capital stock OF said nsi, , stii
LARK COLO, oliver Lead Mining a MIN
company, covered and evidenced by In.,iInag
cate No. lHc, with power and authorize ,s run,
trent upon the non pnyIn emit OF SAID no, sau
sell said shares OF stock at pub .ic auoiione %
tho highest BIDDER for cash, ard ,n,,oh 70
proc eds thereof to the payment OF saia ,o we
Now therefore, as said note 10 dnn nole;
part thereof has been paid, /, tho un,ier snu no
said Trent, the holder of said no1e ,ns,gned
accordance with the forms and conl,,WIa.i ~
said nate and anid pledge therein. on MA" Sns OF
the Blst day of Jenuaty, 1898, Mt the az, ,uay.
door of Walker Brothere' Bank. corna roni
East Temple and Second South ntreets Nv ~ o.
Lake City, Utah, Mt u O'Clock noon ~ ~, at
day.sell at public auctionto the highest h tlM
der for cash. lawful monty OF The ur ~,
states, Baid shares of stock or 40 much tha,uei
as may be necessary to pay said note. '''''
Dated January s5th 1908 49,
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of tho Third Judlclh
District of ths hiate of Utah. County
of alt Lase.
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DeLlNous MT NoJlc:.

Grown Point Mining Company. Principal Of
nee, Room n. Atlas Block. City OF salt Lake.
state OF Utah.
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NOTICE

SALT Lax, Orr. Utah. January Is, 1888
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A PATRIOTIC CHINAMAN.
Raising a-Fund Among His Coun-
trymen for the Red Cross.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Kum
Chu. editor of the Chinese newspaper
in this city, has opened a subscription
list for the Red Cross Society among
his countrymen. and has already Sc
cured 500 from the Sam Yup Com
pany. He is writing up the work of the
Red Cross in his paper, and Is conf
dent a large amount Of money can be
raised among the Chinese here.
The Nebraska regiment has been pre-
sented with fourteen large flags by the
Red Cross leaders of Oakland.
United States Circuit Judge Morrow
is taking the lead in movement to
organize a society to aid the families
of volunteers during the absence Of the
troops in Manila.
The Catholic Truth Society has ar
ranged to erect tent capable of ac-
commodating 1000. people close to
Camp Merritt. and the priests of this
city have arranged to alternate in hold
ing mass on week days as well as Sun
days Catholic soldiers will be granted
full liberty to attend these services.
Among the callers at the headquar-
ters of the Seventh California Regiment
to-day were several prominent citizens
of Los Angeles. including Senator Bulla
Sheriff John Bleu. Tax Collector
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THE TUG LEYDEN.
Challenges Three Spanish War
ships, Which Retreat.

KEY WEST, June > 6 a. m.)-(Copy-
righted, 1898, by the Associated Press
The tug Leyden, which has been
Cuba, had an adventure With three
small Spanish gunboats at .Cardenas
yesterday
The Leyden has been playing hide
and seek with the aenemy's gunboats for
some time without an encounter. Yes
terday morning before daybreak she
ran into Cardenas harbor to u point
within five miles of the city. There are
two lines of keys, and the .eyden had
just skirted the outside line when she
sighted three Spanish gunooats beyond
the inner line, slowlv moving toward
the sea The tug sen. in a couple of
shots from her G-pOnn'lcr. bat the
Spaniards evidently thought she WAS
backed up by big warships, for they
promptly withdrew without replying to
the cnallenga of the bold li-tle craft,
which scudded out 70 sea again.
The Leyden also confirms the story
Of the attack on and destruction of
two blockhouseS between MatanZas
and Cardenas. an account of which was
given yesterday by the auxiliary gun
boat Uncas, which had participated in
the miniature bombardment. The Ley
den lost a gaff during the fight, hut
was otherwise uninjured.
The Spaniards, it is announced, are
filling Cardenas Harbor with old huiks,
boilers and other obstructions, in order
to prevent any effective entrance of the
American ships.
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HERE'S FOR A LAUGH.

A Quaker once, hearing a person tell
how much he felt for a friend who
needed assistance, .dryly observed
Friend. hast thou felt in thy pocket
for him ?"-Tit- Bits.
Another Chance.-"Going to the
shore this season, Miss Elderly %
Yes. Now that the coast defenses
are to be improved, I suppose that
there will be some men there. De
troit Free Press.
us hyuhd it said dat folks is only
chillun grown" remarked Uncle Eben,
IAN it do seem dat heap oh 'em hab
de habit oh hollerin' lots wifout sayin'
muffin n"-Washington Star.
II met a Southerner yesterday who
insists that Uncle Toms Cabin
brought on the war; We'll, SOME of
the companies have seen in the play
We're quite sufficient to provoke hostil-
lities."-Puck. M
He Wondering if that Williams has
ever been accepted)-Are both your
rings heirlooms? She (concealing the
hand)-Oh, dear, yes! One has been
in the family since the time OF Alfred.
but the other is newer. and (blushing)
only dates from the conquest.-H
lem Life.
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FIRST VOLUNTEERS.
The Work of Mastering Them In
Practically Completed,

WASHINGTON, June "A few odds
and ends of the mastering of the first
volunteers called for by the President
remain yet to be ought up. but to ali
intents and purposes the work has been
completed. Adjutant- General Corbin
announced tonight that a few over
124 900 had been mustered. Iowa filled
her quota to-day, and the last.of he
Kentucky troops have been mustered
and have received their orders to move.
Late tonight General COrbin ordered
Troop A. Captain Perkins, and Troop
B, Captain Prater. of Kentucky cav
airy, to proceed to Chickamauga. Or
ders were sent to Colonel VIM. G. Smith
of the First Tennessee and Colonel
John c. Loper of the Fifty-first Iowa
to proceed with their commands as
soon as possible to San Francisco. They
will be sent to the Philippines.
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THE oREGoN's LONG CRUISE.
Extract From the Report Of Cap
tain Clarke.

WASHINGTON. June 2-The Navy
Department to-day made public the fol-
lowing extract from report to the de-
partment made by Captain Clarke Of
the Oregon on the extraordinary run of
that ship around two continents:
TT is gratifying to call the depart
ment.s attention to the spirit aboard
this ship in both officers and men. This
can best be described by referring. 20
instances such as that of the engineer
officers in voluntarily doubling their
watches when high speed was to be
made, to the attempt of men to return
to the firerOom after being carried off
insensible and to the fact that most
of the crew who We're working by
watches by day and night at Sandy
Point preferred to leave theif hammock
nettings until they could get the ship
coaled and ready to sail from Sandy
Point"
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! WASHINGTON, June 2.-Assuming
that the Hawaiian resolution will pass
! the House during the present session,
the Senatorial supporters of annexa-
ton are counting confidently upon also
securing action by the Senate before
adjournment. G
They to-day proclaimed their inten-
ton to call up the House resolution
Immediately after the passage of the
war revenue bill, providing the House
had in the meantime acted upon it.
They have consulted among themselves
and have reached the conclusion that
there are a sufficient number of Sena-
tors willing to remain in session indefi-
, nitely to secure action during this ses-
sion. 1t is, they say, their purpose to
insist that Congress shall remain in
session until the resolution shall be
acted upon. They also assert that the
President is desirous that this pro-
gramme shall be pursued. and that he
| is averse to adjournment without ac-
ton on measure which he considers
of essential Importance in the prose-
cutiOn of the war
| 1t is quite certain that this effort
will be stubbornly antag agonzed, il
made, and the probabilities are that,
If necessary, the compact between the
members of the Finance Committee
i will be brought into public notice. The
Democratic members of the committee
assert that there was a solemn agree
ment that the Hawaii question should
not come up in any shape in the Sen
ate during the present session. prOvid-
ing the Democratic members would as
Isist in securing speedy action upon the
revenue bill. This they claim to have
done to the best of their ability, and
| they say they will insist that the Re-
publican members of the Senate keep
their part of the compact.
! On the other hand the supporters OF
annexation declare that there has been
no expedition of the revenue bill, and
add that the position assumed by the
Administration in active support OF
Hawaii will materially assist them in
overcoming the opposition of the MEM
/ berS of the Finance Committee
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CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.
Enlistments Wanted for the United
States Hospital Corps. 3,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Men for
the United States hospital corps are
wanted, and application should be made
at room 219. Phelan building. Unmar-
ried men between the ages of 21 and
80, of good character. intelligence and
common, school education are desired.
Those who have had experience as
cooks or nurses. and persons possessing
some knowledge of drugs and the driv-
ing and care of horses. and the hand
ling of tools. can now find employment
in the army service at fairly good
wages. The pay Of hospital stewards
is $40 per month: that OF acting hos
pital stewards is $50. and that of a
private In this branchso the service is
$1S.. Rations, cloth[nG.s quarters. bed
ding and medicines and medical at
tendance are furnished in addition to
the regular pay.