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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-24
The Oregon isall right.
The price Of sugar keeps up.

lne price ol sugar Keeps up
France seems to be very in military
circles,
Now is the time to spray your frni'
trees.
Lucern hay WAS in good demand last
week.
The city Of Manila contains about IL
900 inhabitants.
The Malays Of tie city OF Manila are
very powerful.
Crops OF grain will need but little
irrigation this year.
The growing grain has improved
greatly the past few days.
The farmers now have bright hopes OF
good crops thir searon.
Elisha Peck has opened grocery
store in Union Hotel building.
TT. Wadsworth has been visiting re-
latives in Lehi.
new creamery is to be built between
Draper and Riverton.
Some Lehi men have sold horses for
use in the cavalry going from Utah.
How cheerful the farmers feel now
to what they did month ago.
The past week has been splendid
ii ne to plant your cabbage plants,
There are few more streets in town
that need grading.
The highest temperture here last week
was 81 degrees, lowest AZ.
James M. Kirkham has secured an
artesian well near his residence.
For the general M A conference at
Salt Lake rate OF single fare for round
trip
See that your children always wear
District rs school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop.
Commissioner VIM attended meet
ing OF the Democratic central committee
at Provo on wednesday.
The Lehi people who left for Canada
some time ago report that they are well
pleased with the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Austin and Mosiah
Evans were visitors to Salt Lake on
Sunday.
The lawns and flower gardens are
showing up in fine shape ana are the
attractive spots in the city.
The way this season is showing there
will need but little irrigation to mature
the early crops. This will be great
saving of labor.
Ii the beet crop this year shauld be as
good as two years ago it means $4,000
more to Lehi than last yaar's crop
brought.
The many friends of Mrs. Hannah
Sorenson will be pleased to learn that
che was well received at the Mothers
Congress just held at Washington.
Those wishing cabinet and carpenter
work done, the fixing of furniture, var
nishing etc. will please call on Gustive
Molstedt Locust Grove, Lehi.
We notice that other towns are ar
ranging appropriate exercises for Deco
ration Day but don't hear anything
about move of that kind being made
here, What is the matter?
The r G w Ry. now offer rates over
there road as follows;
For the opening OF the Trans Mississ-
ippi Exposition and Convention OF T. p.
A. at Omaha rate OF $50. from al
main points.
For the annual teachers excursion
rate OF one lowest first class normal fare
is authorized to Missouri river points
ST. Louis and Chicago and return.
The ronud trip will be, Omaha and
river points, $50; Chicago, SAP. so; st
Louis, 81
Private John Allen of Mississippi
WI is now earvin,, hia oavan+h .os... /;
The sun., 1898-10-02

The opportunities Of the public at
large to vote for the man of their choice
for United States Senator are con-
spicuous for their absence.
THE Sun offers an opportunity for
everybody to express their opinion as to
who is the best man to represent the in
terests OF the Diamond State in the
councils Of the nation.
This is an opportunity that has never
before been accorded to the people of
any state within the history of the ma
tion.
The plan is simple.
Fill out the coupon at the head of this
column and send it to The Sun. We pub
lish the number of votes received by
each candidate every day in order to
keep the voters posted.
The Sun also makes this offer. The
winner in this contest has the privilege
Of naming any charity in the state to be
the recipient of one hundred dollars,
which will be paid to the said charity by
The Sun.
The contest will continue until the
first ballot is taken in the Legislature.
There is no law or requirement which
makes it necessary for you to sign your
name to your ballot, though we would
rather you would. They will be counted
just the same, however, if you do not
wish your opinions known.
Send in your ballot and help win that
500 for some deserving charity.
At the end OF another great week in
The Suns great senatorial contest we
find the leaders punched in a most re-
markable way.
Yesterdays vote was extremely heavy
and all the leaders jumped up.
With will the supporters of Senator
George Gray have rallied and he has now
held first position for two days.
A letter received yesterday reads as
follows:
Editor OF THE Sun:
DEAR SIR: With will l have worked
for Rev. Jonathan S. Willis in your sem
atorial contest, and will continue to do
so. It's my style OF eecting United
States Senator and hope to see the day
when such will be reality. Long life to
The SUM- It's the paper of truth and
facts and the paper for the people of this
state. Yours truly,
DAILY SUBSCRIBER.
The sun., 1898-10-02
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with your name, business and
address printed on and sent post.
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for 45c; $50 for $1.oo 500 for
$1.75. Sent postpaid to your
address. &c stamps taken for
amounts under 1oc; above the
amount send money order in
coin. Address
JOHN w. HAM,
Wauneta, Chase Co., Neb.
Editor and Proprietor Of The
Wauneta, Neb. Breeze. Esta-
blished in 1887 by its present
owner.
The sun., 1898-10-02
knights of Pythias.

Local members OF the Knights of
Pythias are preparing for the annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, to be held
in Knights Of Pythias Hall, Seventh and
King streets, on October 26.
The sun., 1898-10-02
Special Notice to Every Reader Of This Paper

Special Notice to Every Reader of This Paper
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there will be no chance for q mistake Address
The Cheerful Home, 62l Massachusetts Ave
nue., Boston, Mass.
The sun., 1898-10-02

About forty extra men have been
taken on at the shipyards of the Jackson
& Sharp Company, owing to large
amount OF work.
The sun., 1898-10-02
EARN TELEGRAPHY. Firs

q class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 to 500
q month. You can secure a chart
giving all necessary information and
correct alphabet for 10 cts. Address
the New Jersey School Of Telegrphy,a
River and Union Sts., Wilkee- Barre,
Pa.
The sun., 1898-10-02
United Brotherhood of Carpenters.


Says General Secretary Treasurer OF
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners Mcclure: ''When the United
Brotherhood was formed in 1881 the ten
hour day was universal among the car
penters. At this date there are only %
cities under our jurisdiction working the
ten-hour day; lO5 have the eight-hour
rule, and 424 work nine-hours day.
This is gain of 35 cities on our eight
hour list since the last convention, two
years ago. Besides that, since 1881 we
have advanced the rate of wages in
hundreds of cities and towns and es-
tablished trade rules, securing generally
better treatment for the men in the
trade. Since 1883 we have expended
S52S, 706 In death and disability bene-
fits, 1888, GA in sick benefits, and 1884,
293 in support of strikes and trade move
ments to get better conditions for car
penters In that period we have had
1926 strikes and lockouts, of which 998
were successful, 6l were lost and 81
compromised. The past two years we
had SO strikes, lost IL, compromised Z
and won 81 of them, expending So, 697
for these SO trade movements. Our re-
duction in the hours Of labor per day
has given employment to $3.50 more
union and non-union men.
We haye furthermore increased wages by
fixing union scale in numbers Of cities,
and in 70 per cent. OF the cities under
our jurisdiction wages now average so
cents a day more than they did before
the union was started. Estimating on
eight months work in the year in union
cities for twelve years back, we have
gain OF $4,500,O00 annually, or $54, 900,
600 more wages the past twelve years for
an expenditure of $354, ,293 in strikes"
f. Chandler, the general secretary of the
English Amalgamated Society of Car
penters and Joiners, in his latest report,
states that wages have been advanced
at Workington, while at Grantham
wages have been advanced id per hour
from July l, and a similar increase will
be conceded on July !, 1899. At St.
Albans code of working rules have
been agreed upon, to come into force
On October l next, together with an
advance of id per hour. New branches
nave been opened at Arlington Lancs)
md Manchester. The total membership
s now 55,337, with 744 branches.
The sun., 1898-10-02

The vote in THE Suns senatorial
contest at l2 midnight stood as fol-
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GrfplereiAe S6winSler.

Cine An,abI anaeiebensr @eiddfis,
lsute bon Golsoo, D.. iinb iiir3lid bon
sinem Trio Snouitrieritter ssbbris bsr'
sinseleet tporoen, oasu nod auf cine
tsinespees nsue WieibObe. Die 8sleim.
tenn buben sum Slid ben Croft. bub in
Cincinnati. 9ouispiue unb gisp Orleans
9sibsnssenohen sriitiren. Die brei
@auner pertauften 9runeeiaentbum
in 8eniudp, unb stpar in einem DiIirlft
seleeen. Der frdber su 8rsinia ssbbrts ;
Gus bieism 8runbe linb piele Barisasn
ooppet reslitrirt. uno oieies ermDsIi4te
eS bem 9rio. 8sisiiteI su erIansen, bic
anibeineno iebr gut tparen, aber trobbsm
ii6 als pollltdnoiB peribloS ertpisisn.
Dieie 9runoftiids ipurben in 1oIsbo per'
tauit. ueriuuiat oper Sppoibsten barauI
asnommen. Sopiel befannt sepprssn,
fislen D. ". Sole uno SO. 9biaIps &
Son nit ie $4,000 bsrsin uno slns srD,
Bere 4nsabl anoerer GsihGfisIeuts
osren gamen nur gum 1tsil bstannt iinl
nit ie $1,000. Cole ibbpiis, nadoem er
iibsri6IpeIt mar, 8erbadt uno fdidte ei
men Iopofuten nad 8eniudp, Der beI
8eirus ibneq auitldrte. @be ieood
cine Verbaftuns porsenommsn tpsrbsr
fonnte, paren bic @aunsr, bic spiIdel
$50, 900 uno $4,000 erbsutet babsl
iOlsn, peri1punosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
Slufiee aufifdabe In pieIen Dis
ftriften 1tnaaruS.

Die asrarii&.iocialiitiids 8spssuns
in llnsarn ninfnt ernfere @sitaliuns
an. Sn 8starfanp. i'm 8ai6iu.D
itritt. befinben iid 1000 2anobspobnsr
IN Offenem Aufrubr. Sic babsn bic Dor.
tieen 9ocalbeamten ermoroet unb battsn
bic Sriidaft essen bic Gruppen. wslGs
abssitidt iinb, um bic Rubs ipisbsr Der.
suiteaen. aufssbebt.
Su Iarao, su pemielben Diitrict &C..
b5rie, vt es a. einem blutisen 3uiam'
menitob stpliben @encarmen uno 8auern
ssfOmmen. Bier Berionen iino sst0o'
tet. 30 perpunoet.
Sn 8arass periudtsn SociaIiitsn ibrs
aefansensn 8amsraoen su befrsien. Dis
9enoarmen iparen aespunsen, bic In'
Iitirmenben nit bem 8iionnet surdd,u
treiben. Cine 5rau periu1te einem
8enparmen bas @epsbr su sntreibsn,
porauf Der @snbarm ibr bas 8aiOnnet
in bic 8ruit raunte. Sic tarsts toot su
Boeen.
Sn anberen Diitrictsn babsn dbnIi9s
llurubsn itattssfunoen. Sn SBatbmar
naro elmer Der Iumultanten setbotet.
gisle 8srbaitunssn iino pOrsenommsn
tporoen.
Der 8srfauf BON Sdisbpuluer 1T in
ben bstrefenosn Diitricten uerbotsn NOR
ben. uno Nismano barf mad 7 ubi
4bsnes otne bsionceren grlaubnibi&sin
oas Saus perlaHen. IS beiBt, bab bel
8elaeerunsssuitanb psrbdnst tpsroer
tplro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24

H
Ssb. nit 60 sersttetsn 2euisn be
..Maine" in 3ep Bsf, SIorioa. sinss'
ttoffen. Dle 6rdee. ivas bic furdtbar
8ataitropbe peruriadt Bot, permodt
Reiner su beantportsn. Mit teralider
| 8urufsn besrlbte bas Bolt bic Helm,
Saaar. beiiiirmte fie nit baitissn Sra,
gen. bod nur ipdrIih mar bic Gusfunft
Die 2sute puBten isIbit ni&t. ipis bas
@rdbtide eei6eben. gri<tsrnb ipa,
Der Anblid ber- 90 Shtpsrberpunbeten
Der berftilmmeIten 9Iieber, in 8anbaaen
unb Deden eineebdlIt. Bsbutiam purs
ben bic 8atienten ans 2anb eetrasen
unb i'm Wlarine' Soipital fdriorssn6sr
pfese iberseben.
DaS Warinebepartement Bat ben @e.
iammtuerluf, ipeIhsn bic Wains. Rata.
tropbe fOrosrte, suiammsnsshsIIt, iotpeit
buS 8eiultat bic Samfas Mbsnb feh.
8eifeat tperben fonnte: Bon ben 329
Rannidaftsn unb 26 Offfsieren purbsn
"a Offisiere unb 76 Wiann ssrettet. gs
mubten Q Offieiere unb 246 Wann ibr
2ebsn Iafisn. 8erpunoet purben 81
Dfann. SIN 3peifel ift man dber bas
@ef8id pom feben Mann. Dieis Sits
ben befinben fid untsr ben @erettetsn,
bod iinb bic Namen berisIbsn in Der De.
psids 70 fsblsrbaft ansessbsn, bab f6
Die Soentitdt terisIbsn tisbsr nod niGt
nit 8eitimmtbsit fehtslsn lieb.
8weiunbsmansis Opfer Der Blaine"
Rataitropbe tpuroen in Sapnna iu @rabs
setraaen Wian batte bic 2eidsn nad
Dem Ratbbaufe sefdafft unb iis bort in
nit pradtpolen 8lumen bebedten Sdrs
sen aufsefeat. Bon allen Ssiten iparen
nit 9dnbsrn persisrte 8Iumsnitade 3u.
seIanbt tporben.
Das @efibl sesen Spanien III in ben
9ansen Ser. Staaten unter ben meiten
8drsern elm isbr erbittertss unb aberaa
mirb bic M6sli6feit zines 2rieess bon
alien .Seten beiprohen. Troboem bic
uoreenommene llnteriuduns fOtpsit nod
Hidts beitimmtes ans 1assIidt bsfDr.
bert, eIauben piele, oab bic 8erh6runs
osS Sd,ffes Elm teufIii6 ansslestes
@omplott mar unb idrsien UNI Raae.
Die nit Der nnterfuduns betrauts BE.
b5rbe tpirb abiolut nidts psr5ifentIi&en
IoHsn. Bic ale Ausiasen aufsenommen
uno elm enbsdltissr 8eidlub sefabt ipors
ben III. Gin furioier 8uitanb bsrri9t
i'm Safen bon Netp gorf, ipo bas ipa.
niide Sdiff Dor Anfsr Iisst; ss purbe
nit benz geip5bnlihen Geremonieu en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
0Si6tiee Gntf@etbune iiber bas
Autis q gbtnefeus o eSee.

8unbesridtsr Sanforb bon Waibina.
ton bat cine tpidtise gntidsibuns in
8eirsf Der 3uIafuns bon 5rausn unb
8inoern dineiiiher, in ben Der. Staa.
ten aniaiiissr 8auFsuts, in bic 8er.
Staten absesebsn. Ser bstr. Sal
mar Der bes Is Sabre alien Gbineien
See gee Cling. oss Sobnss sinss pobl.
babsnoen Gaufmanns in 2episton,
Soubo. Der Obne Elm @oniulor. gsrtifcai
uOn @bina anfam uno fur ben Elm Sabeas
Gorpus'Befsbl beantraet tpurbs, um
ieine 5uriidisnbuns nad bsm ,,8si1s
Der Mitte" su berbinosrn
8ltter Sanforb pertpeissrte bic 81,
laHuns zines Sabeas Corpus. .Bsfebles
unO sntf&iep iuie foIst: Na6 Mabsabs
Der bonn @onereB erlafenen GsisBs ee.
gen bic @intpanberuns pon @binsien unb
nu4 ben @nti6elbunssn bss 9unbss.
OUsresridtS iei bic 8sfusnib ber @nt,
iteioun8 Der Srase. Of elm ausldnbsl
oas 8eHt auf 8ulaiinns in bic Ser
Staaten babe, ben Aominifrntip, Beam.
ten ilbertrasen; Elm Nusldnber, ben
oas 8e9t. bic Ser. Staaten su betreten.
bon sinem @inpanbsrunss. Snipsttol
coer einem 3ollbeamten abseiproben NOR,
ben. lei niHt bsredtist. an bic @eri1t,
oasesen su appeliren. unb bic lsbtsrer
bditen feline seieslihe 8stusnib, oi,
@ntf6eioun8 isner 8samten in siusn
Sabsas @orpuss obsr in ireepb cine n
anbeten 0srfabren su repioiren.
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I'm Sdpiusind,tiae.

Ser llnterjeidnet, BAT. uadstm ssr niebrert
Sabre lang NIT einem fhmerer euuaenlsiben
bsbaftst mar, peIdes in G9minbindt ausju.
orten orobtt. our@ einfa1e Mlttel feine ee.
Iunobeit nieoer srtaust. uuo er MIL ojties
SsiImittsI Der Ieioeuoeu Menfdbsit mittbsiIen.
an ale, tusIde oas SeilmitttI baben woIltn,
fttdi er bereitwilieft eiue gopie oes bon ibm
benubtsu &sespts peldss bic eeibeHheH ale
Elm fhsres SeiImittel geaeu GdmiHaladf,
aifbuia, aatarrb, Bron6itis, unO ale Salss
nno eungeHfranfbeiten fennen ltrneH wsroeu.
Sr boift pab allt asiosnbe ieiH RitieI pssbireH
iusrosn oa es unihabbar il. Disfniesn,
ruelde oas Rseept babsn mollen. meldes ibuen
nidts ioffst uno fd uislsiHt ale cine 8sblibat
srmsiisn piro. po[leH freunoIifdft asrthiren:
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn, New York
~ griuGbnt biste 9eiinna.
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Elm Sosan. ein berh6tis.er
Sanefinser. In Columbus
Herhaftet.

@enn bic poIisei iid nitt in ber Ser.
ion setduidt bat. 70 If es ibr bel GoIum.
bus. D.. 8elun8en. ben bsri9tisten
8rieffaitenmaroer Sosan. ber in msbr
aIs 100 Stdbten Der Ser. Staatsn fem
Sanbperf bereitS nit grfoIs ausseiitt
bat. oinsfeit su MAIDEN. 9luh in Glepe.
lamb unb Eoleoo mar er Dor niht LANCER
3sit tbdtis. Die 3udtbausbeb6rbe BON
Sing Sing m6dte ben 9uriden ssrns
surdd baben, ba er bon bort ausbrad
auo sit ieltoem nit @sidid ieiner Ser.
baftune su entsieben ipubte. Nm T..
Sanuar fam Sosan na4 Columbus,
pliinberte piebetboIt bic 8riefiahsn.
entnabm bic Gbeds aus ben 8riefen, srs
b6bte bic 8etrdse unb coqeftirte cine
AnsabI. Damn psridpanb er, fsbrts
aber bieier Gage, ba bic Boli3ei iid 70
anitsate, als oh iie bon isinen 8strdse.
reien nidts nihe, tpieber surld uno
tpuroe in 8steruiae, eInem 8Orfdbt6sn
bon Columbus, perbaftet. Sein Sanbs
perfS3eue, baIuntsr 100 ShlaTeI fur
8rieftaftsn, bic er isIbh in sbsniopisIen
Stdbtsn anfertiste. iisI aud in bic Sdnbe
Der Bolisei, unb als Der Sirpl1 fab,
oub isoes 2euensn ibm ni&ts bslfsn
tonne, seitanb er Su, oab er ber eeiudte
8riefmaroer III, unb baB er innsrbaIb
BON einem Sabre stipa SAC. 900 auf bisis
Deiie ,.ma6te." Der Arrefant 1T 80
Sabre alt. uno feline 5amilis pobnt in
@bicaau.
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Starke

Nerven kommen sicher vom Gebrauch won
Hoods Sarsaparilla vie das Kuriren Won
Scrofeln Flechten oder anderen sogenannten
Blutkrankheiten. Dies kommt einfach daher
dass das But den Zustand aller
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Der iroifdben @eredbtiefeit euts
gangeu.

SOiepb Soasdsi, Der am A. December
1897 aui ieinsr Sarm bel SumboIot
isine 5rau ermorbste, bat iid I'M Saus
9itp. Nsb., Gountpssfdnsn ebdnst.
Der Nann bate Elm Sanbtud uns Elm
Iai9sntu& suiammenssbunb Elm Sell
oaraus semadt. baHsIbs an Der oberiten
0usritanse bes 8easnsitters fshssbun.
ben uno eann bic 8eine in bic S6bs ee.
aosen, iit lansium ertpirssnb.
9oae4et mar Der einSiSs SnIafe bes
@sfdnsnihes. Ct mus msbr ais Elm,
Stunoe toot ssipeisn fsin. ais sr aufse.
funosn ipuroe. Der Nann. Der iebl
woblbabsno mar. bintsrIdbt ,ebn 8in'
Der.
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Conis Gobmann.s
WoteI,
1923 nas 325 Sprnee Gtrabe.

et eouis anbsnier 8ui6 uno Q. aobinfou
8iere. Bsrliusr @sibbier. Bon @eiHeH- -sins
eiqnoren meroen uur bic erprobteften Rarfsn
sefdhu Better 9ortsr uub als.
0Barme unb falte Speifen
,u jeber SagssSsit aue 9sIifatsiisn Der Sab.
resjeit Cine rtidbaltiss xHsiuabIsbsy bsf'r
sigarrsn. 4'f
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Sebpaebe, nerppie Sseripnen,

aspIast uou SofuunssIofstsit uno fdledten
8rdumtn. ertdopfenosn ausiiiffen. @lieosr.
reiesn. BruR.. Riidsu uno sopfidmepen Saar.
ausfal, abHabme oes @sbors uuo @tfdis. So.
farrb. Nassnorideu, Siublptrfcpfuus. Nii
oisisit, Grroibsn 5ittsrn psr5tIopIen. aensii
Iidbfsit uuo 2ribfun. ertabrsu aus Dem ,,Su'
gtnofrtuHb", pie einfad uno billis te sruno
ltd 9sbeili nuo polle 4eiunobelt, iugsuoIid'
arifde uub lirobfun pisosr erIanasn tonnsn
art. 6hidt 25 gts 9riefmarfen iinb Sbr be
fonimt iSfctt oiss unsnib,brIide Bud uefeseI
sussiauot UOn Der pribat slinif,
ISL o. apsnne, sfep sJurf Gitp.
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Sbarles 3an0,
sia&foIssr pOn Bang & aapmsyr.
9ampf Sottlins @erfe
I2I 4enn Mpenue.

6abrtfant Don
9raabsn.5ssa, Bird. 9isr, SpbapalTsr, car
5aparila, Sslttrs. gBaiIsr, 9slfaIf @ingsr
ale, Grab appIs Gihn.
eassrbitr unb Porter In 8Iai6sn fir bsr
pausstbrau& ptrbtu fpfsnfrtt in's Saus st.
IisffTt. Lflspbon Rp. 500.
The record-union., 1898-06-08
PERSONAL MENTT0N.

Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Briggs of San
francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Miss NJ. Dippel, Mrs NJ Green
wood and Miss Jane Greenwood Of San
francisco are guests at the Golden
Eagle
F. B. Hathaway, Mrs. NJ D. Hatha-
way and Miss Kate D. Hathaway of
Rochelle are visiting the city.
James Holland, an old resident of
Sacramento. is i'll at the Sisters Hos
pital. A delicate surgical operation
was performed on him last Saturday.
He is doing as well as could be expect
ed, and will probably recover
Mrs. Waxler and Miss Lizzie Allen,
late Of Minnesota, left this morning for
Napa to spend few days with their
friends.
The many friends of Mrs. Judge Hen
ry will be panied to learn that her con-
dition was SO bad last evening that it
was feared she could live but few
hours. She has been a sufferer for
many months.
DR.. Shaw, a wel1-known dentist of
San Francisco. leaves for Park, near
Placerville, Ell Dorado County, this
morning. He will go by wheel to Fol-
som and there board the train. He
is to spend week or so with a friend
in the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Eldredge Of
Vacaville are stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
The record-union., 1898-06-08
THE CROPS.
They Are Looking Well for a Dry
SeasOn


The following summary of the eli
matte and crop conditions is oased
upon reports received from nine
Weather Bureau stations, fifty-two tel
egraphic reports received through the
courtesy Of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, and many reports scattered
throughout the, State, for the week
ending June 9Th:
The beginning of June was marked
by heavy showers for this time Of the
year over the northern half Of the
State. The weekly rainfall was much
above the normal along the coast north
OF San Francisco, and also in the south
ern portion of the Sacramento Valley.
No rain fell in Southern California.
The week was cold until Saturday
when a hot wave prevailed. Except
along the coast, the warm wave con-
tinued to the end of the week. Not
WMhstanding the warm weather the
average temperatures were below the
normal in the great valleys.
On the whole, the weather has been
good for crops. Some cut hay was
damaged, but the benefit to grain and
pasture more than compensates for the
loss. Haying is in progress and bal
| ing will soon take place.
Second crop of alfalfa is nearly ready
to cut. Wheat has been improved by
the cold weather and viii fill we'll.
Some summer following is already
under way.
! All fruits are in excellent conditi On
| Grapes setting splendidly. Oranges
| promise large yield Royal Ann
cherries are being shipped daily.
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and it may be sadly out of harmony
with the results of some fierce battle
before that day that may leave thou
sands Of our boys dead on the field or
sleeping in the sea; and.
Whereas, The money is needed for
supplies for the necessary Red Cross
propositions: therefore,
Resolved, That we, representing the
evangelical churches of this city, i'm
plore the committee in charge of the
Fourth Of July celebration to prohibit
any connection of the Horribles with
the exercises Of that day."
.. J. Simmons and Charles T. Hughes
spoke in favor of Horrible parade,
and announced that whether the COM
mittee is or is not recognized by the
General Committee, they will inaug-
urate parade.
E. M. Sheehan moved that none of
the money to be raised by and for the
use of the General Committee be ap-
propriated for Horribles, and that the
committee use every effort to discour-
age such parade. The motion was
carried by a nearly unanimous vote
amid a storm of applause.
j. E. Mayo announced that regard
less Of the action Of the committee,
the Horrible Committee would give a
parade, the like Of which has not been
seen in this city for forty years.
J. 0. Coleman prepared a rough esti-
mate showing that the cost of the
celebration, as outlined by the reports
of the several sub committees, will ag-
gregate $4,000. 1t was thought best,
however, to figure on basis Of So, 500,
and motion to that effect was car
ried
The Finance Committee was in
structed to get out and do a little work.
Trustees Tebbets, Dolan and Brown
said they believed they could speak for
the Board Of Trustees in saying that
Sl,OOO would be appropriated out OF
the immigration fund for the celebra-
ton. and they hoped to see the Board
of Supervisors come down as hand
somely.
The committee adjourned to meet
Tuesday next at 8 o'clock D. m.