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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27

T., NEAL ESTATE
IN inc mi9ttsr OF the r.,.,
Thu ,.s ftztergld. decay % John
sqls to.Yii: @'' N'h sell at pu,.,.
fr nn'eIsiinnning north forty.s.v,u 49,
Nm INC southeast corner ~ 90 rodt
Twrn,y.iSrssco u,,h.sast quartar ~ L,gAt
-ulh Of Range one III ,hlp Three q,
fae,,.l,sn, thcncc north. ssif' SAT Lake
The ,,on1to, rsl rods 10 the u,g, west
~ dee. anal thence ar1rnd lne q
nlyte ,9r less, 10 thu wss,en 90 roda
. 10, ElEht ~ Of the aforc nu,oinlnday u
boinu3y,rxsh r.e ,1l; thence on Il, section
~ down the east banks ~, and Eleht
i"i,n...o me .fouthwcst cor,..le lgrlnn
thenee 49, anu on r1id Inr,iao tsffy
siNfV.pina NOR. auuth sil NV. MNtii
.ast llne n the nf6ra.5iS 9r 80. 20 M,
ncnce south siit dar. ~, ,lA Canal.
iinnn. ,iN,n-tenths UdD r6,i. 'o,.W'tgyen
Nix and fvo sou,n on ,aegiion In, f,..,9sn
sn 90 bcunning, eontai,i.N y ths
fntn,t ~. n.r'n, moro or ls9r slitk-
w ny, Tiiithln thc llnlta VI fo,.a s9n.
~ ".t iitht %. section 81 ~, rive
W., Y. 4. Survey. nia6 H.. Il
,oninn,E being the south haif ~ ~, adj
,o.ns piece 90 land doactibad a. 'g ,al, ~.
oornsr NJ I ~, i,,g At the n1dhss,;
iownahlp Three az south ~ ''nf,e 90.
W went In Salt Lake t'oun, ."nse una
mn. thencc south aiNtv.sia .'hle %
,enthe ~ t.iol rods! theneS s ll ,islt.
uefi west, fufty.aovun ana HpIini Nit
tt.l t"us 10 tho east llna ~ an mhs
'Anhi thcnce north. Nt. Nltna
slAtl-ninc ifll rods more ~ tgN ,Nesi,
M'st boundary of the nfsrrt,it = y, ite
.slt thcncc on the west t,1nrtv.isei i've
Lot Five 90 down lie en9i t.E oi .aii
w uver 70 the northNoft eefss,' oi:
ain int fiyc 1l thence ninnr A. -
ppoun1.itN OF said lot Five Il, ~" ,s.,
ieriy-AcNcn and ilyc-tcnihs u;1 ,'aN
metc ~ less, to the east line ~
aforesaid tplcna Canal. tbf,ce"' w
.mV-r,k AMI lvo.toniha CAN IA. 't
NC PLACE nf bcginnlug. ana eos,,i. y
within tho limits OF Lot riye 4, "Hp,,A,lhfi
ton TMcnty-lhreo tsn, Townski, -.
~ south Of Range one ul ve4F !, X
salt Lake Meridian. Stnta 81 tit.I' "
or after Friday. the 10th day ~ n.,...a
Der, IVY; and ~titi-n nids viii r. =
ceiNcd by the undcfricnod nj lie -.
Of Young q Moyie. nttorps,s vale
pcaetct National Hank. corner ~ W.
and First South Streets, Sail ~. e,lA
Utah. Terms 81 raies cash ~. Wy.
cent. PAYABLE az time OF all ha,.
upon confirmation hy the court
liEliER a. SMITH.
Dated Salt Lake city. ttaR. be sssies
YOUNG a MoyLE
Attorneys
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Our Ispoa Inde.

Tho extent TO which u late We have
become able 10 undcrirli European
competitors In many i1rolgn markets.
not only US regards raw products, but
also In respect ~ manufactured ar.l-
e.tH, d ~ ytt bu- perfectly appfr-
clatcd. To the aaiunahment OF those
who have taken Tor granted that We
go save our home market fur our native
ugnuinctuforf, We are already one OF
the foremost uXpurtcfa ot manufactures
oA Garth, Amazing 10 the contrast, from
this point VI View. between the Official
ngurra for 1905 anu for the current year.
The total value OK our exports OF man
uihrturad articles thirty years ago was
about tGJ.O00.0ll, These figures. how
ever, were NprgHtcl ln tha i, precla.el
currency ~ that date, aud when re-
luCcd 10 the sold standard they rep
resent less thln Sih.0O1. 700. In 1895, on
the other hand, the value of our export
eU manufactures was no less than Se,S.-
$1,000 IN gold, or more than ave timel
that ~ thirty years ugo, The classes
81 manufactures which exhibit the lnrG-
ost Gain are those OF Iron aud steel,
leather, cotton and wood, The manu-
features of iron and steel which. oX-
pressed IN the currency OF 1865. were
] u lEtla over $500 900, have NOW rsaohfd
/ so 900 900. while the exports of leather
goods, which thirty years ago were
I less than t200o,O1l In currency. are now
I more than j2lOoo.0o0 In gold. In 1865.
I ihf tEuln,H ul r.ttnn guudH wen. up-
/ praised at lcsa than taO00.oo0 IN eur
] tHry IN 1855, thHy were over 81, 900 900
| Manufactures OF wood. which showed
| an rXpor,ntlon OF 81 O0o,0ll In 1865
I amounted In the current year to over
/ s9.000,00l, We observe nually that par
l ntllu, which figured FOR less than $50 90.
/ in our exports of 1865, rnprcnontcl more
| then SG.0ol,0O0 I'm the current year.
Should our exports uf manufactured
articles progress az ihD sam rate durluu
| the next thirty yenrn, we shall have lefl
| Germany and France FAR behind. nnt
be a formidable competitor af Eng
lands. considered a. thr puryoyor OF tn
world-Coller's Weekly.
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xor,or or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

me annual meeting % ~ Com.
,,,t",. ~ iine Cumberland Mlnlns ktsips
no,u . ,.pll be held IN noon ssg i.rn.
Riosk. san Lake cry, ut1h' on M Tor
ary lem 1899, at 10 o'clock ~ y, ,rrellar
M s purpose OF transactlus w ani for
h,r,Iness OF the annual inss..ns, Inc
Inc further purpose ol nv ~ MI CON-
arneI.s mai ne stock win be as ,.ss,,
psis III, 10 ,sitee she face N sars
~ ap. he stock from Ten dollars p'' 50
20 one dollar per shaw, c.,,r..ary.
'" NGEoRoE II. EMERY, .e s 81 iSSl
salt Lake CITY. Utah. pec' 80
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cnlenisr q, 1900.

According 20 les usual custom 2. c.
". I. l. distributing some very pretty
calendars among ~ patrons. There are
calendars large and small. plain and
ornamental. In many different designs.
all ~ a pleading appearance, and
adapted 10 use and ornament In ofiico
and home.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE
Aurora Mining and Mllllng compan,

AuNbla anu lNUNANYs
Principal Place Of business. Salt Lab,
City. Location OF mine. Ohio Mn
ing District. Pluto County. Utah.
There are Delinquent, upon the foliox.
Ing described stock. on account Of 40.
Fessmcnt No. .. levied on the isih diY
OF October. 1895. the several amounts
set opposite their names. as follows
Ccrsin- No.
cate. Shares. Amount
John Q. Cannon. = 5000 i.i@
John q. Cannon. las 500 ~
And In accordance with the law ahl
an order OF the board of direction made
on the is:h day Of October, 1874 -
many shares OF each parcel OF sad
stock a. may be necessary, viii b. sod
at the fccrctary's office. No. u uorih
Main street. Salt Lake city. on saiuf-
day, Dec. alsi. 1898. az ~ mon, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, thereon. 70.
gcthor with the cost " advertising and
expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
Dated Dec. is,h. 1895.
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rsrnAy POUND NOTICE

one bay Mare. about 70 year Ma y
inf, "shouidcr-sorrcl mare colt "
ae 1o psny Horse, about. 10 years 0'''
brand looks like let hln,,al IL not
III Tho above desorinsu ANN" nn or before
Tnae",nher ~, is9s. he Will be sou ~
Estray Pound at =, z, N NATION.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Academy, s2s 8. MAIN ST.

Tho regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders 81 tho Buckeye Mining
Company, II hereby called 10 he held
II room i0s Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
city. Utah, on Saturday, Janunry 4.
1873, ~ II o'clock a. M, Tor the election
~ ollcefH Tor the ensuing year and for
40 shall lawfully come before n.
BItlANT =. YOUNG,
Secretarv
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Yves, Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place Of business. Sal, Lake
CITY, Utah

NOTICE Is herby Elyon that at :
meeting OF the board OF directors Q,
wert buckeye Mining Co, held
Salt Lake city. Utah. Dee. u. lNs an
assessment Of 4. OF one cent per snais
WAS levied on the capital stock o. lhs
corporation. payable al once % H. =.
Miller. aeer.,ary. 2is state street. sal
Lake City. Utah. and any stock upon
which tho assessment shall remain va
paid on the 10th day Of January W,
win be delinquent and advertiser ~
sale Al public auction, ana II payment u
NOT made before, will he sold on lhd
a0lh day OF January, 1850 AZ 10 AMI
al sis State street. Salt Lake cliy,uiah'
90 pay assessments and cost OF adveEtii.
Ing and expenses OF sale.
II. 4. MILLER. Secretary.
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srooKnoIDrny MEETING.

The annual meeting of the atoolholders
OF the Gold Luaf Mining Company viii
be held ON Monday January SIN, az No.
10 norm Main street. Salt Lake CITY.
NJ . " IA, Tor the election Of officers f6r
tho ensuing two years. and the trans.
pcupn ot any other business that shall
Legally come before the meeting.
JOHN WELLS,
bcCTVtAry
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ASSESSMENT 80. A.


Notice 10 hereby given that Al A
meeting or the Board ~ Directors .,
said company, held on she 10th day n
December. 1895. nm assessment of ors
~ cent per share was levied on N.
capital stock of the corporation. ply.
able Immediately at the ofiice u H.
secretary. No. ~ Main Street. Any
stock upon which ;hla assessmen; nav
remain unpaid ON the 18th day " Jan.
uary, 1893. shall be delinquent aai
advertised for unlc at public auction.
and. unless payment n made bcflri,
VIII be sold on the lat day of Fcbruary,
1899. at o'clock y. m. 10 pay the NJ.
rc-smcnt. together with the cost u AZ.
vcrtirlng and expense ~ sale
JESSE: 81. FOX, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law ana an
order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the 23rd day of July. A. ID. 1898, 40
many shares OF each parcel 81 stock as
may be necessary win DO sold az pub
10 auction NJ Room 2it. Atlas Block.
In the city OF Salt Lake. and State Of
Utah, on the i2th day OF October, A. ID.
1898, at the hours OF o'cAock .n the az
tornoon of said day. 90 pay the dolln.
auent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
II. V. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mlnsng Com
pany. Room 2ik Atlas Block. Sal.
Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated thls 18th day OF Sept. 1898.
The sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. 10 by order OF the
Hoard OF Directors. continued until
Tuesday. the 25th day Of October. 1888.
." FIRED T. McounRrN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated ocsober i2th, 1895.
Tho sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. r. by order of the
board OF Directors. continued until
Thursdny. the 10th day Of November.
1895. at 2 o'clock y. m.
FRED II. McGURRIN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated October Goth. 1928.
The sale of tho delinquent stock
above mentioned. IL by order OF the
Board OF Directors. continued until
Saturday, the 18th day OF November
1898. at 2 o'clock y. M, AZ the place
designated IN the above notice.
FRED 7. McGuItRIN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated November 10th. 1898.
The sale Of the delinquent stock
noard of Directors. continued until
Wednesday. the 3Oth day of November,
iS9S' III y O'clock y. M, ~ the place
deslgnaled In the above notice.
FIRED 4. McGURRiN,
Acting Secretary.
Dated November 18Th. 1885.
The sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. Ia by order OF the
Board OF Directors. continued until
Saturday, the l.th day OF December.
1895, at O'Clock y. M. at the place
designated Ia the above notice.
~, v. DUNCAN, Secretary.
Dated November 30th. 1898.
The sale u the delinquent stock
above menFioncd. ~ by order OF the
Board ~ Directors, continued ur.iii
Tutsday, ans 3rd day OF January. 1899.
NJ O'Clock pm, at the place deels-
mated In the ub1ye rctlce.
u. v. DUNCAN. Sscrstary
Dated Decembsr Ira. asss.
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We have Just received very large
stock OF music boxes, direct from manu-
facturers. from Boots. 90 $40 each. Call
ana make your selection Tor Christ
mas presents.
YOUNG BROs. co,
80 Main street.
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NoTICE.-There are delinquent On tho
following described stock on account ot
assessment No, : % y cent per share
levied on the 2end 81 November, 1875. the
several amounts set opposite the names
% the respective shareholders as fell
N.af
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Location OF Mimi. Property, Tintlc MIn,
ing District. Juab County. Utah.

ing District. Juab County. Utah.
Notice II hereby given TINT nj n meet.
inH af tho iinard Of Directors, held on
December !. ls.N. an assessment tho. . }
81 one cent per share was levied upon tho
capital stock OF tho corporation issued
aud outstanding, payable ~ once 10 y. n.
Igaraon. Secretary, lloom .i Mccormick
Block.
Any stock uron which this assessment
may remain unpaid IN December -. iNti.
nj public auction, and unless payment IL
made before. will he sold on January "a,
1s9 NJ ~ o'clock noon. to pay tho dclin.
uuent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and .SpcnrcH OF sale. ny or
dcs Of the Board of liroctorr,
Hr.pEAilaOS.
Secretary.
Dated az Salt Lake city. Utah. Doocm.
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NoTfcE.-Therc are deiinuuen, on
the following described stock on ac.
count OF assessmcnt No. / Of cents
per share in tho capital stock Of said
company, levied on the s1rd day Of
July. 1898, che several amounts ret
oppnsitc the names OF the respective
rharehoidsf-a M foiiown.
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DIAMOND CnNL.

Who esalc aud iiemr- an Sizes.
ONCE ~ Main street. Telephone. 1866.
DIAMOND COAL a COKE co.
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ALEX !. WYATT
i72 mair Street
City SSaYenger No. ).

CLOSETS AMI CEssPooLs ULcANNn
aud Allfiris of seavenRor work done proIapt.
", tholnushly Aui az iaiI prices Address,
~ ntoronsun's avenue OslsSs tzkon a II
Veal "a nth Iemplo sussA
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aud In accordance with law ana an
order Of the Board OF Directors made
on lnr ssnd Jay OF November, 1855. 10
muy DC necessary VIII be- sold at pun.
VI auction AZ Room iOs Mccormick
hl0ek, ~ the city OF Salt Lake, aud
airy, 1870, ut tho hour OF 1 o'clock An Inc
afternoon VI raid day, To pay the ,elln.
guont assessment thereon. together with
W costs OF advertising and expense OF
bRiANr 8. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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- II Is far wiser 20 keep
FtlC disease away than 10 iigir
& after 4 comes. An &C.
sass casionai dose
Stomach Bit
,ers makes people hungry az meal time.
and gives the dlE s.lve apparatus pow
er to re. full nutrition out OF food.
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PROBATE AMP au.n,,,.
NOTICES. "Hf

Consult County CLERK or ,n.r
''snersior Further inior,ss,pIreo''v'
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Crown Point Mining Company. Prlnci-
psl ONCE, room "a Atlas block.
City Of Salt Lake. State OF Utah.
Location of works ana mines IN u,ntah
Mining District. Park CITY. SUM
init Cnunty. Stata OF Utah
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FRANK HOFFMAN,.
snnrninru
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-02
SECRETARY BLISS REPORT.
Commeass on the Progress Made By ths
Indiana

Commens on the Progress Made BY the
Indians
WARRINGTON, Nov. 28.-Ths annual
report Of Secretary Of the Interior
Bliss reviews In detail the progress OF
pension, Indian, land, patent, eduea-
tional and territorial affairs. Review
Ing the gradual diminution Of public
land area, Secretary Bills, says: "Of
three hundred and odd million acres Of
desert land requiring irrigation to
render them valuable farming lands,
tho available water supply Is sufficient
for only 1850. 900 acres. leaving 2eO.-
$40, 900 acres suitable for graxing pur.
poses. There are thirty forest reser-
vations embracing an estimated area
Of 40, 10, a7& acres"
Tho Indians ore declared to have
made substantial progress, and tho
Chippewa outbreak was the only seri.
Gus disturbance OF the year, Refer.
ring to this trouble, the report pointa
to Commissioner Of Indian AGair
Jones' successful efforts In bringing
about the surrender Of the Indians,
and says the origin OF tho trouble 10
now under Joint investigation by the
departments OF the interior and Of
Justice
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-02
OPPOSES EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.--Representa.
tive Cannon Of Illinois, chairman Of
the appropriation committee Of the
House. has arrived and the subcom-
mitteo on deficiencies will begin the
extraordinary expenses Of tho army
and navy growing out Of tho war and
the preparation Of o bill covering
these deficiencies for the period from
January to July 1.
With the enactment Of tho regular
money bills necessary to carry on tho
governmental machinery Mt this ses-
sion of Congress-, Mr.. Cannon soes nc
occasion for an extra. session as far rs
legislation for u o possessions Is
concerned. He believes unripe or
hasty legislation for the government
Of tho islands would be
infinitely worse than military
rule. Under military governor
ship there 10 perfect elasticity"
he said. '1Changes oan be made to at
new conditions ~ fast as they arise.
A years delay before attempting per-
manent iegislation will give ample
time for the study OF all the conditions
surrounding the government Of the
islands both by the military authori.
ties and by commissions which may Be
provided by Congress. Congress can
then deal intelligently with the sub.
ject."
Tho grand total OF tho a~ppropria.
tions for the fiscal year ending July /,
including all the extraordinary war
expenses to January /. but not includ.
Ing the deficiencies for extraordinary
expenses from January I to July l, Is
1898. 23i, SIS. There ara no figures yet
upon which the appropriations for tho
coming session OF Congress can be
based, but Mr.. Cannon believes they
will be considerably below tho figures
for tho last Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-02
MIGHT CABINET SESSION.
President Mckinley sumnoos His Advis.
era In Post Haste.

President Mckinley sumnoos His Advis-
srs In Post Haste.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-A special
meeting Of the cabinet was held at 10
o'clock last night. AL the members
were with the President except Score.
tary Long, who was out Of the city.
The meeting was called by the Presi'
dent in order that his advisers might
consider with him advices received
from the American peace commission
ers at Paris II Is understood that the
advices related to counter proposals
informally made to tho American COM
missioners by the representatives ON
the commission Of the Madrid govern.
ment
1t Is understood that n point new
In the negotiations thus far was
raised In the dispatches received by
| the President. It related to q modt'
fcation Of the terms OF the PROPOSE
| ton submitted to the Spanish com
missioners q few days ago by the
| American commissioners. but In just
what particular the proposed modifca'
ton was to DO made could not be ascer'
,ained. That the proposition was not
o ,cepted was made clear by the Prest'
don't In cabling to the American com
mlssioners . reiteration Of his formal
Instructions
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

San Francisco. -George Lavigne
gained the decision over Tom Tracey
at the end of q twenty-round fght at
Lag pounds or under.
st. Louis. Henry Bosch, city regis
ter, was indicted ON four counts by the
grand Jury, charged with fraudulently
manipulating the city pay rolls and 90
cepting brides.
jefferson City, Mo.-In tho Cole
county circuit court Judge Shaokle-
ford sustained q demurrer to the in
dictment against John II. Flanagan,
charged with attempting to bride In
connection with tho civic federation
school bill adopted by the last general
assembly.
Little Rock, Ark I'm North Little
Rock NJ. b Lane, q section foreman,
while In . drunken frenzy, smptied
both barrels Of q gun loaded with
buekshot into his wife's face. killing
her instantly. Tho woman's SON, v,
II. Wright. seized the gun and broke
II over the murderer's head, crushing
the skull
Washington Tho annual report o,
Paymaster General T. II. Stanton o.
the army shows an expenditure cl
sea, 400, $40, an increase OF Ss,as8, so'
compared with
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-02
SECRETARY LONGS REPORT.
Our Navy Put to tho Supreme Test In
War and Not Found Wanting.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.--The annual
report Of the secretary OF the navy Ia
much longer than the usual annual re-
port. The first sentence explains this,
as follows:
"For the first time since It's rehabili-
tation, the navy has been put to the
supreme test Of war. Years of pa
tient, persistent training and develop
ment have brought 1t 10 q point Of
high efficiency which resulted In the
unparalleled victories at Manila and
Santiago-victories which have given
the Of naval commanders
worldwide fame, and added an addi.
tional page to the glorious naval his
tory Of our country"
The report describes in rapid order
the steps that were taken to con-
solidate tho %squadrons and put the
navy In readiness for hostilities.
S~igsbec's famous telegram asking Q
suspension Of public opinion In con.
nection with the blowing up Of the
Maine Is quoted and the secretary says:
"This judicious telegram did much 10
secure In the public mind . dispassion.
ate view Of the disaster"
Tho story OF Dewey's victory at Ma.
Mia Is told, and of II the secretary
says: aside from tho mere fact oil
having won without tho loss Of q sin
gle life, such a brilliant and electrify'
ing victory at the very outset OF the
war, with all the confidence which {,
Infused throughout the country ant
into the personnel Of every branch O.
the service, 1t removed at once all ap
prehension for tho Pacific coast. Tn,
Indirect pecuniary advantage 10 tn,
United States In the way Of saving oil
increase OF insurance rates and in as
surfing the country freedom from at
tack on that coast Is incalcu,able."
One fact disclosed by the history O
the days before the surrender Of San
tiago Is that Sampson asked to be rer
: resented In any conference held I
arrange tho terms of surrender Of Sar
. tiago by virtue of the fact that he ha
/ engaged in tho Joint operations. sha.
ter replied that he should be glad I
= have Sampson represented, but tn
I surrender took place before his repr,
sentative could reach the camp. A,
miral SIMPSONS chief Of staff did n
rive before the fnal articles WEI
signed, but Shafter declined to perm
Q him to be one Of the signatories.
Q In view OF the prospective increa,
in the navy and the necessity Of guar,
. Ing the naval stations which will I
needed in the newly acquired terrific,
Q OF the United States, and especially
view Of the general efficiency display,
by marine corps. the secretary 81,
Q It should bs Increased to 5000 me
n with the necessary officers.