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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
QUIET ABOUT EUSTIS.
Republican SpeIlbinders Leave
Him Out of Their Speeches.

Republican SpeIlbinders Leave
Him Out of Their Speeches.
There seems to be a conspiracy OH the
part of the Republican spellbinders to
ignore the candidacy for governor of
William Henry Eustis. There is little
doubt but that the omission of Mime
apolis' former mayors name from the
speeches Of the Republican campaign
orators is concerted, as it is unanimous.
1t is no longer secret that Capt. Sam
r. Van SAINT, Of Winona, was only got
ten out of an apathetic stupor by the
most strenuous efforts. AT first he
promised to stump his own congress
sional district, but the committee in
charge of Eustis' campaign told him
that was surely Republican ahy way,
and insisted that he spread out further.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
WHO IS GRIMSHAWf
He Was a Legislator in the Session
Of 'S3.

A man named Grimshaw Is doing a
great deal Of talking for the Repub-
Hcan party in Minneapolis this year,
which speaks we'll for the reform
forces. Grimshaw was an architect
by profession. and very good up to
three stories or so, but when the ex-
lgencies of his town got to construct
ing Guaranty Loan buildings, he quit.
A bolter from his own party, he was
a member of the legislature of 1883
Was he reelected to the session of
1888? No. The people of his district
relegated him to the fire department
headquarters there to while away his
time playing checkers for the hose
house championship.
Since then. until this year. Grimshaw
has never been heard Of in political
circles. Now. however, the Republican
party has dug him UP from his dingy
office, and he is out with a hammer
for the Democrats. But, when the
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Sneakers and ROnfe.

New speakers are being added to the Dem
ocratc forces daily: The following are the
dates of some of them:
T. D. O'Brien. Norris Oct. 20.
George N. Lampher-Hallock, Oct. "a; War
rem, Oct. 25; Crookston Oct. 26; Ada, Oct.
27; Morris, Oct. 2S Benson, Oct. %; Will
mar. Oct. 81; Litchfeld, Nov. 1.
Pierce ButIer-Pipestone, Oct. 26; Luverne,
90; Window. Oct. 81.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
QUAY WILL SPEAK.
The Pennsylvania Ross to Plead In
His Own Defense.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 22.-Sen-
atcr Quay for more than a week has
had in preparation a speech which he
proposes to deliver in Philadelphia
some night next week in answer to the
attacks made upon him on the stump
as we'll as in answer to the criminal
charges growing out Of the alleged
misuse Of the funds Of the Peoples
bank. The speech will probably be de-
livered at the Academy Of Music in
Philadelphia. Senator Quay has not
commanding voice for public oratory,
and the role Of public speaker Is one
of the latest and newest experiences in
his long career as politician.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23

few hours yesterday on his way to Elk River
where he addressed meeting last night. MI
of the service Of Page Morris and is anxious
for change. The local conditions. he said
are eminently favorable to his own campaign
ana he has no doubt but that he will be
elected by a good majority
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
WITH THE COAL TRUST.
One OF the Votes Horton Cast I'm the
Legislature.

Legislature.
H1ler Horton was in the Legislature
of 1898, and at that session the prin-
cipal matter Of public interest was the
attack on the coal trust. A memorial
to congress to get relief from the trust
was introduced in the house and went
as far as a vote.
Horton had spent q great portion Of
his time fighting the opponents of the
trust, and the record shows that when
the memorial was voted on Horton was
among the nays. His vote on that one
bill alone should defeat him for re-
election, and it is being urged on the
voters of the Fourth and Seventh wards
by the friends of J. E. Stryker, who
has Mr.. Horton on the run just now.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Towne at Elk River.

ELK RIVER, Mimi. Oct 22-(SpeciaI)-
The first Democratic rally of the campaign
was held here tonight, addressed by c. A.
Towne. The new opera house was crowded
to the doors, and the speaker made a good
impression, the audience being enthusiastic.
The money question and local issues Were
discussed
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
HIS POLICY PLEASES,
WAR Department Has No Fault to
Find With Gen. Brooke


WASHINGTON, Oct 22 = Gen.
Brooke has made no mention to the war
department Of any discomfort expressed
by Porto Ricars over the retention in
office by him Of certain officials of the
defunct Spanish administration. The
department is satisfied that the general
is managing affairs in Porto Rico w1aH
wisdom and prudence and it would re-
quire very strong representations to In
duce it to interfere with the execution
Of his plans. It is presumed that he
is proceeding according to the admir-
able methods followed by Gen. Lawton
and Gen. Wood in administering affairs
at Santiago, namely, avoiding any great
disturbance of the routine of public
business by retaining temporarily in
the service such OF the incumbent Off.
Gals as appeared to be disposed to car
ry out the new order Of things in loyal
spirit and only substituting insurgent
leaders gradually, at moments when
the changes are not injurious.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Cabinet Summoned.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The British cabinet has
been summoned to meet early next week,
for the purpose of discussing the Fashcda
question. 1t is understood that the govern
ment proposes to take steps necessary to in
sist upon an early and definite statement on
the subject from France.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Go on the Ticket.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 22.-The supreme court
for the state today decided that all tickets
filed by petition are entitled to emblems on
the, the OFFICIAL 1;i ballot Under this ruling the
Teller Silver Republican nominations will ap-
pear under picture of Uncle Sam with the
words 'l6 to by Uncle Sam alone"
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Too Busy to Talk.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 22.-Gen. Harrison
returned to the city today. He said he was
too busy to enter the campaign. The gen
eral said the Venezuelan commission after
meeting in Paris in February, as required
by treaty. would probably adjourn until May
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
AGAINST ASSESSMENTS.

m EfOrt Is BeIhB Made to Enforce
the Civil Service Law.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The civil
service commission is making a Wig
orous campaign against political as
sessments of federal officials and ern.
ployes in view of the approaching cleo
tlons, and in addition to it's own cir
cular has brought out an order from
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
Mr.. TOvvne Sanguine.

Charles A. Towne, the Democratic ard Peo-
pies party candidate for congress in the Sixth
congressional district was in st. Paul for a
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
John Lind on the Rights of Labor.

There is one question which desire
ciies that legislature
and attributes before the
society and humanity material
the electricity
= and to rake the almighty
heart Material things
aggregaions experience
his sefprotection
= the association capital
e Society n the Of
the
In
to
al
made mistakes
y I of
dereict
-
y
office OF bring
needed reform will
= n
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23

Lieut.. John Lind has returned to
New Ulm, where he will be busy for
week or more with the mastering
out of the Twelfth Minnesota volun-
teers. 1t is possible, and indeed very
likely, that Mr. Lind will be able be-
tween now and election to make trip
through certain portions Of the state
that he has not as yet touched during
the present campaign. The arrange
ments, however, cannot be finally made
until the mastering out Of the Twelfth
is concluded, as Mr.. Linds future en-
gagements are entirely contingent on
his release from his service in the
United States army.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23

road to political salvation is pointed
out to such apostles as he, it is in or
der for the ordinary taxpayer to reg is
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
LIEUT.. lind AGAIN |
GUDERNATORIAL NOMINEE RE
TURNS TO THE SERVICE OF
UNCLE SAM
TO ASSIST IN MASTERING OUT

The Twelfth Minnesota Regiment
at New UIm-Ise May Re Able tC
Spend IA Few Days More Visit
ing Those Parts of the State
which Have Not Yet Seen Him
Other Speakers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23

Studied Effort to Keep the Com
mander-in-Chief of the ARMY ia
The Background and TO Shove
shnfter to the FrOnt-Secrets of
the Campaign in Cuba Are Leak
ing 0ut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

silver b,hi lead. ilso.
j. J. Trimmer foreman Of The Morcur
mill. was IN the city today.
Mr.. and Mrr. y. ~. Airs viii return
from Nebraska IN q day 1r two.
4 steam hol., and pump are being
put In az thr Hillside. at M,rcur
L. H. Airs Is about % distribute
some excellent maps % Mercur 70 his
many friends.
The Lower Mammoth az Tinlc viii
have q shipment Of ore on the market
la day or two,
Reports from Tlntlc indlcntc tho dis
covery ~ q hlrhly mlneralzcd vein In
the slouN-AjlN tunnel.
The shafi In the Picnic mine at Tin.
tlc mas reached the iO0-foot level. In
dlcationH are encouraging.
Shipments from Tlnlic during the
week consisted Of . cars of cnncen-
iratos, ~ ears Of ore ana bars Of
bullion,
The Golden Gnte mill II being en-.
hrgcd with dispatch. capt. Do Ia
Mar having a good force OF men az
work on a.
Mercur had n great day on the
NNNNAAH NANN NNAN'NN NNNNNA NHHNHAFAANE OF
noise, fireworks and amuaoments
enough b. satisfy the mos, patriotic.
Frank iIcglubpihtm. auditor ~ the
salt Lake a Moreur railroad, was
wearing an unusually broad smile To-
day. over the arrival no his home yes
torday % big baby boy.
The excursion 10 bingham today was
illrly well prirUrlzcd. about 100 dele
gates ana their friends takng alyhn-
tagc 81 tho opportunity. Mr Weir NJ
the Highland lily went out t1 aee that
the visitors were properly entertained.
3. 4, KennHr, whose mining Interests
are many and diversified, Informs the
News" that yesterday he received au
assay from one % his properties ly'nE
% the wost NJ ~, lndicIilnF values of
id ounces silver, 81 ln gold AMI 10 p.r
cent lead. Mr. Kennsr fears. how
ever, that the sample referred 90 was
very much picked. and that another
such could not Do found IN the whole
urDuHTtV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

300 feet There are now on the dump
over 900 tons ~ shipping ore and 20
TO 30 tons daily are being raised. work.
ing one shIfi. The force which up to
Tuesday numbered 80 iH this week be-
ing Increased b 30. and IN a few days
the Dalton s. Lark win be In fun
blast. We anticipate that this season
Il win break It's former record 81
monthly tonnage o. nrsi class ore
marketed.
Al Judge Lees office IL the finest
specimen carrying metallic copper We
have seen In Bingham. lately hr1urh.
from she Neptune mine. IL evidently
Will assay ~ per Gene copper ~
came from "bugh1io" In thu ore body
near the bottom " the incliao, and tho
lessecs seem to attach little INN jnanco
90 a. The Neptune IN rs upper work
lnEn formerly produced q nne grade ~
copper ore.
Two carloads " promislng-looklng
Niagara concentrates were shipped
from thc swan il,mls min yesterday
with the exception Of the elevator.
which is being adjusted. the mill II
working smoothly aud results are Ut
most gratifying nature. ~ has Sow
eral thousand toms ~ Niagara second.
class und' contract but viii do work
NJ any time for customers applying.
q. J. Cook CO. are taking nut mag.
ulWcNhf orr from claim opposite the
Badger IN brooklyn gulch, which they
nre working under bond and lease.
Chunks ~ Enlunn Weighing 10 To- 20
pounds ana carrying 60 per cent lead
mr." common on thcir dump. ana with.
OUT much doubt the boys are OPENING
up n bonanza.
The bingham output for July will
doubuCrs show a grating Increase over
the June shipments Most ~ tho biz
mines are busy The Dalton a Lark.
and possibly the Wlnnnmuck. Will b.
well az In the list ~ shipper They
were not In the June list.
After nearly two weeks 81 adjusting
and testing che Ola Iutdan's cyanide
min started the 3rd on a regular run.
ana The tanks nrr now fun % ore. ttH
work this week H. reported very salts
factory \ cleanup viii be- made about
tho 18th.
Doc Walker and the Butler boys had
more reason than anyone 10 rejoice on
the Fourth. Thoy brought In word
sunday that they had uncovered "a foot
streak 81 solid ore In the Bon Butler
No 9. Specimens laid on our table In
dictate that u II good stun.
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Notes snd Personals.

Deputy Marshal J. y. Page ~ Fay.
son has rosignd his onlclhi dutitV.
County Recorder Thomas was yes.
terdny ht Spanish Fork, his old homo.
Herman s. Mlrten. one of Proves
prominent banker IL In Salt Lake on
business
Brig Fowler. ono Of tho prominent
men ~ Goshen, was a Garden city
visitor today.
u. u. IIoutz hll boon appointed by
The court 10 dcfOHi g. l.. Maxwell. tho
Sprlngylllo bank rIbbcr.
Mlrs Dussy Moore. one Of Proves
prominent educators ~ In Salt Lake
visiting with friends for a few days.
Manager IA. 6. Loose Of the Grand
Central h back from biz Trip q, the
co1n' Z, cling Erity Refreshed through
his visit
Judge Duaenbarry adjourned court
today until July .ith, and during that
dime VIII hold short session "a YER
nal
Charles De NOISY has been appoint
cd referee 20 examine IN report ~ the
administrator nj che estate OF the lat,
Judge John W. blackburn.
Tho Payson city council has nxed the
tax levy FOR this year nt Cih mills . 81
which are for the maintenance OF the
electric Hight plant and y mill Tor an
nunl Improvements.
The financial committee on the
Fourth OF july celebration state that
hey win have 70 very nont surplus lot
over when an the bills are paid. aud
Intend To forward Il To the Provo ynl-
untccrs who went 10 the front at the
last call,
The medical men Of this city are very
much puzzled over the case OF James
Thomas, the injured tramp. who has
been az the county jail for about five
weeks with his Hpinnl column dlslo-
Gated ana hIs spinal cord completely
cut In two, ana apparently dead In
his lower limbs, from the hips down
Since the operation the fore part NJ tho
week the man seemed better, although
me doctors said ut the time that he could
not live the week out, Thursday tho
mans pulse was normal and there WAS
mo- sign OF fever ilo lays motionlcss
ana sings songs md tells stories 10 hla
attendants, while niH appetite con
unuca TO increase each day.
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DIVIDEND MOVEMENTS.
,n,,..Bsek Declares lis Usual Payment Of
$4,000.
mUs KING AND SWANSEA DISTRIBUTE,


-.. irtsrfors Of the Bulllon-Beck &
,...ru., Mining company met this at
am and posted a dividend Of ten
-, share or $4,000 payment to be
va, on Friday. the 18th inst. This
.,.,,nution viii give the company n
.',I n over two and half million.
~, sxsc, figures being 2.boj'ooo, which
",s.pald out to It's stockholders dur
~. ,bs time the big property has been
,'-..,.railon. As no shipments are now
,sv mad. from the mine. regular
n,tdspds may shortly come TO halt,
grlsss arrangements can be made with
~. sneltar people warrnnting re-
,..,ptlon W regular cunslgumeuis. The
,.i,e IL looking wen and now awaits the
"t,rsitnu of a new air compressor,
..,sss,ry for IT, further development.
OTHER DIVIDENDS.
A, nor agreement something like ten
a-t. srb. The Swansea paid It's regular
JItid.ni % 5000 today, this amount
.itinv tho company total " flOl.OlN.
~ sttirlpaiion OF an early Increase IN
Tyidsudf. this stock stands nigh anu
I. now la good demand around $3.50
tharc. with offerings quite limited even
at this figure.
me silver KIM true TO It's cstah
nshfd custom. will within the next ~
hour send out the usual sum OF 80 800
10 Hs stocfholdcrH. besides Distributing
A apselal relief dividend NJ 1900 70 az.
I'D thoss Who were recently rendered
homeless by the big IRE. Tho July
tavmaut givcs the company total Of
n ~ tOl. and comes from a source that
can be- depended upon as sure "a the
month rolls round.
Tho directors ~ the Mercur COM
thny viii hold meeting on Monday
rsxt and T.st the regular dividend %
az 900. payable on the goth inst the
satisfactory condition 0f this mine,
with H. recent ncwdlscovcry.is source
Of much qualification 90 thnfc who nrr
iriarFtad na stockholders. and the
stock Il accordingly appreciated.
iu faw dogs 10 IL expected the sac.
rfmyntu No post another dividend NJ
8 900. 90 be followed later by the pay.
mont ~ the Grand Central dividend and
tha declaring ~ one by the South
EthufiI. aba the Goyrsr- Marion aud
Mammoth. Truly Utah presents "a
firm frllt N1tn ID comes 90 dlEirlhut-
inr velvet" and her mineral exhibit
ai thc rsu NJ Relies should be- proof
sufficient 10 demonstrate 90 an inquir.
lnf public that her mines are fully all
that F claimed Tor them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

1t rcnsonubly certain. SAYS the
Tlntie Miner, that the next thirty DAYS
Wll witness The erection N min at
we Centennlnl-E Eureka mino for the
reduction NJ the Immense bodies ~ la,,
Hrade ore that have boon uncovered
Mllhin thr last few years The matter
has been thoroughly discussed AZ var.
louH meetings ~ ''' directorate Tor
until the best ami chpanesf s,ste,,,
could he determined we are roilnbiv
informed mat tho new plant WIN be
patterned after the magnificent com.
hlnatlon NH N IL nolghbor down he
Packard min. The clmp,n,, ts a. -
good condition nnnnciaily hoVirc
heen holsung about 1000 TONS a mon,b
of hlgh grade ore FOR some lime N.Y.
that ms paid Handsome margin over
operating cNnfnses Tho force a. ~
mine was recently Increased by forty
men. ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

had been made on Centennial hin
close TO the famous old workings OF
more than twenty years ngo. More
facts are being learned " the discov-
cry. and Il proves. indeed n be rich
a Cripple Creek company has been Ht
work there ana O. is undfIrtb0i fN
after running IN n turuf fof % fhI.
distance. IN the guich. rh1fr dist1nc.
cnst ~ the Triumph r.tIra oibln.
they encountered o. small v.ln an inch
wide. This Increased DO size until
they now hrve two foot vein. a
sample of the ore taken acr1ss the vein
was sent 90 Denver. and the returns
are said to show n value Of $40 per
ton In gold. ~ ls believed 60 be- tho
old Centennial lead. from which about
$4,000 IN sold was taken before u was
lost In the hill. The present discovery
is only nfty yards away from the
Old Centennial iead.-Laramlo Boone.
rang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

Special excursion to bingham. tho
"old reliable" OF Utah. ne 500 q. M,
Saturday. July 9Th Far 500 round
trip. The wonderful Highland boy
mine has been especially lighted by
electricity Tor the benefit of the MIN
ing delegates. Return train arrives
Salt Lake city $500 q. m.
The second excursion win be IN the
Tintic District - Eureka, Mammoth.
silver CITY, uiumOud=uu SUNDAY, July
10th. az Nis q. IN. VII illu Gruudr
Western hallway. The big mInrH
Wall be- thrown open 20 the inspection
~ the visitors. Return special VIII
leave silver city nt $3.50 o. m Mann
moth go o.. ~. ana Eureka 600 pm,
arriving Suit Lake CITY ut -. M.
Fare fur round trlp. 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

Figures on the output u tho district
says the Mcrcur Mercury show n
marked Increase OF the amount OF ore
hclng treated the amount ~ dividends
phld ana hs a matter OF course In the
amount added 20 the nntlonis snpniy
~ gold During the past six months
lhe mines Of Mercur have paid
dividends aFgregating 500. 900. The
amount paid during the corresponding
period nf last year amounted Ia tiG,
Wy During the past six months the
hhlpnlrnls % cyanldca have aggregated
l..nu' Npl9V,l' ~ against 5000 for the
being treated u ii present ai,,,,i
Thousand tons, Just twice az much as
was being treated last year.
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srncK rxcmANar nrslNnss.
The Heated SEASON MaI,atr- Against Az
tive Trading.

The atlnlnr heat ~ the past few days
has nUt been productive ~ great cn-
thuslAsm In the pit. therefore business
hlH been only Of average volume. as
10 was today during the time the hrpk.
~ remained together bcHphc the
tsmrrrnturo. however figures remained
IN fairly good shape. stocks ~ worth
bglnr readily Md fur at quotations be-
iokeulnE their good standing. In spite
90 tho lnCl th1t business was nut an
active u.s. Il has been.
Tnckiinr iintrd stocks, the brokers
follnd a strong one IA bullion Beck,
which Wnu mid for az 1870. GcyHer-
Marion tNhihted a slight weakness ana
dad ltH htst lid az i5h cents, while
|ound Central was also trlnc ahaiSy.
~ hil fur illH stock being a point or
two below ths " mark Horn silver
VS. wanted ut fiai. but IN vain. and
Mammoth won The distinction OF being
IN" hfsi HliNt % Tow hundred shares
finding ukrr M 1is5 and tiSG. Aior-
tr was strong ana In demand az $40.
but mono selling North IN Light was
tcNt Visited lnC was tempted 10 throw
Gown 4lF shares. the lot bringing "A
cunt a Nhiu ur the "munincent" sum
ot $50. tl'rau outo Just about held Do
own drl nothing moro. while othcrs
~ ihit olnrF, NOT already mentioned.
y iff q" NN lnN same AfAln
lh dealing with stocks unlisted,
swansea nrd l,lUhmond-Anaconda
inll" trensirfH. the former selling at
% me latter az ~ aud cents.
Iilofldf Point suffered bear move
m.nt ana flid down 90 NJ cents In the
bidding, while Dexter WINS rtrnhg
ih1ugh weak and had a. bsst hid al
wv. south Swansea maintained "A
fond position, but sunbeam diminished
quite materially In the bidding.
The closing figures were a. follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
Weeks Building Permits.

Following are the building permits
issued by N" building Inspector durlns
the week Just past: q G. NJ, l., brick
and hon warehouse, ON South Temple.
hrtwegn state anu East Temple streets.
5000 Aaron kcysor, North Temple,
botwosn First and second West two.
story brick, 1850; II. q. brown.
lifth South ana Tenth East dwelling.
$500; Joseph J. Coles, between | ana j
streets, one-Ftory brick $3.50; W. j.
Aanzlea, Pieniont street, two-story
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
That New Discovery.

Calling attention 20 the new discov-
cry. In the MorCur mine. the M.rcur
Mercury says the Importance thereof
Old workings. whore the presence NJ
ore has been hitherto unexpected. and
there n every reason Co believe u cnn-
meets with she main ore body. Dcvci-
upmcuia az ON of the openings show
that tho ground Is imprcRnatcd with
clnnabar and values are NJ hirh na
elsewhere In tho mIuc. Shipments will
begin ln few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

County Business.
Tho county commissioners have been
In sossio nfor two days this week and
transacted a great deaf VI important
business
The tax levy for the year 1885 was
fixed at mills. viz;
County schools, iit mills.
County general fund. 3ii mills
The levy IL the Same 40 Tor the year
Tho county treasurer reported a
balance on hand OF gl,ellli of the gen.
crai school fund
Tho following amounts were collected
IN fees in the various departments:
shorifH office. Fag0. clerk. y2s5aG;
recorder. {2aA5o.
There were great many changes
made In the list 0f registration agens
the result of County Attorney Kings
opinion 90 the board. setting forth that
no person holding office such lH school
trustee was eligible 10 act as r0gistrn-
tlon agent
The state board Of equalization have
handed In their report nH tu the as
scaacd valuations of railways and other
corporations, which iH MS follows.
RIO GraBdc Western Railway 81. 2i0,-
53s.
oregon short Line Railway. ti5es1l
SAT- Lake a Mcfrur hallway. 1890.
Western Union Telegraph company,
si2.sg1.
bcarrct Telegraph company 1915.
Rocky Mountain Bcll Telephone COM
piny. siO0is.
Pullman Palace Car company, 'io.-
COZ
Fruit Transportation It ~ Car COM
pauy $3.50.
Grand total. $780,. l20
The total assessed valuation ~ the
county. including. raiiWiys, cite, ia So
g6g $40.
The total acres ~ land assessed IN
the county ia iloHOlf-iO1 aUr.H ana
the average acreage assessment lH 81
/ per acre.
Assessed value NJ town and city
property II u.3i2.690. aud the 1crcnEc
] g. 3s1. $50.