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New York Markets.

FLOUR-State and western steadier
ana moderately active; city mills pat
ents, nominal winter patents, $6.5O@7;
city mills clears. nominal. winter
strmghts. $6.25Q6.4O.
WHEAT-No. red opened lower
through influence of bearish cables, but
ralhed on covering; May SIPS. July,
S1.12iaG114B.
RYE-steady; No. western. zoe, C.
!. T.. Buffalo.
CORN-No. 2 fairly active and stron-
ger on covering; July, 40hG40Ac.; Sep
tember. 41k0HMc
OATS-No. 2 dull, but steady; track.
white. state. 36@4ic.; track. white,
western. 960hc.
/ PORK - Quiet, mess. s117501225;
femlly. Sl3.5O01A
LARD-Easier prime western steam,
Se.72h. nominal.
BUTTER-Flrm, state dairy 12Q
fAlkc. state creamery 13015c.
CHEESE-Quiet large white, 7A6
7asc.; small. white, 7hc.
FGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylva-
nia 1Oh@l1c.; western. l0%c.
MOLASSES-Firrn; New Orleans. 2s
Gg2c.
RICE-Firm; domestic. 5lb@fhc.; ia
pan. 57s@6c
Steady; city. 4o.; country
8%G4lsc
HAY-Quiet: shipping, s5Q4Oc.; good
tc efoice, 55q75c.
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patrnI nonts For Now Ynrl..

ALBANY, May 2l-Pursuant TO or
ders received from Governor Black yes
terday Adjutant General Tnlinghast
chartered five tugs TO patrol New York
harbor These boats win be managed by
the naval reserves Of this state. The ex-
pense Of operating them viii be borne
by the state until the federal authori-
ties see fit to take charge of them.
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state Bonr,i of Health Election.

ALBANY. May 2l.-At the annual
meeting Of the state board OF health
yesterday Dr. Daniel Lewis Of New
York was reelected president OF the
board. Dr Smith Of Syracuse and Dr.
Jones Of Rochester We're selected as =
committee 20 take charge of all ques-
tions relating TO tuberculosis which
come before the board.
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WHAT DEWEY DID.

Coming along Front street yesterday
afternoon the Wayfarer noticed one of
the genus tough. His battered and un-
kempt appearance was sufficient 10 at
tract attention from anyone, and he
slOughed along as though he knew it.
Both eyes were blackened, there was a
bandage on his head, his face showed
several bruises and abrasiOns, and on
the lapel of his coat was large button
bearing this inscription: Dewey done
it,"
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British Consul at Havana Knishted.

LONDON, May 2i-Mr Alexander
Gollan. the British consul general at
Havana. has been gazetted X. c. NJ
G. (Knight Commander OF St. Michael
and ST. George).
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TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-O!

Ask your Grocer to-day to show you
package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place OF coffee. The
children may drink u without injury as
we'll as the adult All who try Il, like IT,
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java but Il is made from pure
grains, aud. the most dslioatea stomach
recsivRS tSwitl1out = etressi 4 tho price
oI coifee l5c. and 25cts. per package.
Sold by all grocers.
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Itnlinn Wnrshins ErnoclelI.

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies.
May 2l.-The Dutch cruiser Friesland
has arrived here from the AEore is
lands It Is said that five Italian war
ships will rendezvous here at the end
of the present month.
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NICOLL In THR CAsE-

In the Injunction case of John b.
Ritchie vs.. the sun Publishing Com
pany, Delancey Nicoll, former dis
trict attorney Of New York, viii de-
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CABIN OF THE PILGRIM
Remains OF tho vessel ia which
Richard II. Damn Sailed Abound
CnpO HOrn.

In the Spanish quarter Of Santa Bar
oaca thsre stands a little cabin ot
sln9uiaB type OF architecture, very
weakly 8s 10 Its foundations and with
beavily-paneied and deeply-reeessed
door presenting o striking contrast 20
its dlminutive proportions Biuuy
curious glance is cast IN this direction.
but even among the oldest citizens Of
little city rich IN these time-honored
individuals few are aware that they
are looking upon the cabin of the good
ship Pilgrim, which brought Richard
II. Dana around the Horn in the early
'3O's, when he began gathering material
for his famous book. Two Years Be
fore the Mast"
Tie story Of the wreck Of the Pilgrim,
as told by a reliable Santa Barbara
man, is a strange romance of the sea.
1t seems that after discharging the
cargo which she had brought around
the Horn, She remained on the Pacific,
engaglnginthec coasting trade. shippers
must have been scarce IN that day, for
in no other way can the fact be account
ed for that she finally fell under the
command of a Capt. Moses, who, old
seamen bitterly assert, knew no more
about navigation than q babe in arms.
One day Capt. Moses started from
Monterey with q cargo Of potatoes and
lime for San Francisco. It's TO be pre-
sumed that the San Francisco con-
signees heard nothing of her, for sew
eral weeks later Moses hailed a ship
| Just arriving from Mazatan and lying
in the Santa Barbara channel, anxious
~ inquiring his way to Ventura, and II
the market for potatoes and lime was
likely to be n promising one in thnt di-
rection. Judge Mcguire. tho father OF
the younger generation OF Maguires
living in Santa Barbara to-day, was to
be married that night, and the skipper
was invited ashore 10 the wedding. a
| storm came up and the vessel went
ashore, and this is how il comes that
the ships cabin, rescued from the
wreck, became q landlubber's home, in
stead of floating upon the high seas.
Dirt and squalor pervade it, sin and
crime have haunted themselves within
| it, murder has very nearly stained its
walls with blood, but the stanch little
cabin, built of good, honest timbers,
still holds its own, and seems mutely
to plead with passers-by to rescue it
from its ignominious fate. Cleansed
aud repaired and reprinted, and with
vines trained over its roof, it would moi
make an III ornament for some ones
lawn, and might yet do good service as
q summer house or child's playhouse
As notable historical relic it certain
ly deserves a better destiny than tc
serve as a tottering abode Of poverty
and crime.-San Francisco Chronicle.
couIdn't Be in Two Places at once
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ORR'S NOMINATION CONFIRMED.
The Senate has confirmed the ap-
pointment Of Robert Hunter Orryo
Lewes, to be assistant paymaster in
the navy. 30
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
br5spists ref'nd nnSv II n 9siIs 9sc
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A Merchant or Professional Man
can have is a well printed Note
Head, Envelope or Card. We
are doing only the best kind OF
printing. Give us a call
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} YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUI
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GESTIoN, BUT THERE IS NoTH-
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY.
MCCARTHY. VIM. H., Third ST marked
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CLOCKS AND SHWELHY.
Rudolph, @. r., ath and NSari1el Sts
Baynard, g II, Firth and MaTiset ata
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BULIDHRS SUPPLIES.
CHARLES Warner Co, foot Market 81
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weather Probabilities.

Partly cloudy: probably showers;
southwesterly winds.
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BICYCLES
Hartlove. W. H., cor. Bird and French
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couIdn't he in TWO Places at once.

Doctor-Your wife must have chicken
broth three times day, and you must
give her spoonful of this medicine
every hour during the night.
Mr.. Jackson (dubiously)-Wa-al, doc
tab, doan' see how yo' expec' me toe
pervide der VIII de chicken brof an
glib her dat medicine at de same time
Judge.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cummings, 500 Market street.
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CHINA AND GIiASSWARH
Lawton, William. Gil Market strea
Row, l. Luwfs. AIS King strealiH
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS


is due not only to the originality and
simplicity OF the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish 60 impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup Of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, n knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties, The high standing OF the CALI
FoRNIA Fro SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup OF Figs has
given TO millions Of families, mikes
the name of the Company n guaranty
of the excellence Of its remedy. IL Is
far In advance of all other laxativea,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and n does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order 90 got It's beneficial
effects, please remember the nome Of
tho Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN RRANCIsCO. Cui.
LouisuLF@ IeE. NEw YORK. n. y.
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DRUGGISTH
Danfurth. N. B., l24 Market street.
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
Kelly, Francis 8. & Co.
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PAWNBROKBRB.
Harris, ~. 126 Market street.
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Great Fails Wool Market.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Great Falls, July PA very encour-
aging sale In the wool market to-day
was that OF the clip of the Great Falls
Meat company, which went to Barra-
clough for 1870. There were los sacks
Of il and the believe that the
wool netted the largest price per head
of any old In Montana this season.
On that basis IL Is the best price yet
paid in this market, and to those who
have not disposed OF their wool IT
brings courage.
Barraclough picked up several other
clips He bought 81 sacks of A. kropp
of Pondera for 15Ac and he also was
the successful bidder for SO sacks be-
longing to James Fergus n the small
clip marketed by Murphy a o Leech
Bros. of Dupuyer sold SO sacks to
Thayer at 151ac and the same buyer got
90 sacks of Thomas Hobson's clip for
16ac. He also secured II sacks of Fe-
lix Armstrong, 80 sacks of G.. M. Cof-
fee (Bynum), and the Crane & Fowler
clip, at about the same prices. M. *.
Cowell Of Dupuyer sold 43 sacks to r.
l.. circuit at 16hc. Advices from Malta
report the sale of the George Jones and
b. ID. Phillips wool clips. amounting to
about 200, 900 pounds, to Jeremiah Will
liams & Co. The price reported Is 16Ac.
Julius Lehfeldt of Big Sandy old his
wool clip yesterday to e. McAdam 1T
l6Ac
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German Competition.

Chicago. July PA company of Ger
man capitalists and steel manufacturers
has begun the construction of an inn
mense steel plant on ground purchased
from the Pullman company, Just outside
tho limits of Pullman. and will undertake
the production of steel upon a large scale.
Twenty acres of ground are to be COW
cred with buildings. The new plant Will
be one OF the largest steel producing
works in America. and means the active
competition OF the German manufacturers
with American producers upon their W
ground. The company II said to be oper-
ating similar plants in Germany, Austria
and Wales,
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Financial Review.

New York, July 22.-Bradstreet's hnan-
cial review tomorrow will say: This has
been, speculatively, an extremely dun
week. The market for several days has
been reduced to dimensions of less than
$50, 600 shares a day. Commission business
has been at a standstill. and the opera
tions of the professional element, large
and small. have been on a restricted scale.
II has been, in short, a case of midsum-
mer dullness of the most pronounced kind.
The war news has been less effective than
ever. so far as the spirit of speculation Is
concerned, though at the beginning OF the
week there was some accession of bear
ishness on the reports concerning yellow
fever among the troops in Florida and
Cuba, while the idea that Spain would
sue for peace and the allegation that
Germany had assumed a satisfactory at
titude in regard to our operations In the
Philippines, had a share In creating the
stronger undertone. which finally asserted
itself. The market was dull and heavy
In the early part of the week. but on
Wednesday II became more firm In tone,
with light advances in the general list.
and some more marked appreciation In
some of the industrials. h was In a
measure found I'm the drift of the war.
but II would have seemed to have grown
out OF the favorable impression by the
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reports of the crops Ind the harvest. by
the reported success of the efforts to re-
store and maintain railroad rates. and in
View OF the large tonnage In sight of the
autumn months. and by the weakening of
foreign exchange rates. mainly on pros
pective large foreign purchases OF our
products. These, as well as the fndica-
tons OF active autumnal trade and the
abundance of capital in the country. have
apparently produced a more confident
temper among large ~fnancial interests,
though the absence of any public spec
ulative participation is a bar to ~progress
In the direction for manipulation for high
er prices. Current earnings have also
made favorable comparisons with the re-
suits Of last year. which tends to check
active speculation in railroad properties.
though ii is understood that preparations
are being made for active trafhc on q
large scale as soon as the present crop
begins to move. While the feeling of the
professional element. which at present
monopolizes the market. Is bearish for the
moment, there is an underlying sentiment
to the effect that prices are likely to i'm
prove in the future.
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TROOPS HAVE LANDED
Arrival Of the Monterey Anxiously Ex-
pected at Manila.

Manila. July 10. via Hong Kong, July
22.-The Decentralization OF the Ameri-
can troops composing the second ex-
petition Is being pushed with the ut
most energy. The Colorado regiment
is already in the field near Parana
iona and other regiments will be
transferred without n loss of time
from the transports to the camp In ma
tive boats.
The United States cruiser Boston has
been detailed TO cover the landing par
ties. She now occupies a position al
most within range of the guns of Fort
Malato. which is only a short distance
from Manila proper. The brigade COM
manded by General Anderson is still
at Cavite, but his troops are ready to
move. The arrival OF the United States
monitor Monterey is anxlously expect
ed. The Monterey. with the collier
Brutus left San Francisco for Manila
on June 6. but is believed TO have been
delayed, for her sailing was again re-
ported from a Francisco on June :.
She arrived at Honolulu on June "a and
left there again pm June 29.
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Want 1t Abolished.

Madrid, July 22.-The directors OF the
leading newspapers waited on Senior Sa-
gasta. the premier, late this afternoon,
and urged him to abolish the existing
state of siege and censorship.
According to a dispatch from Hong
Kong, the insurgents attacked Manila.
but were repulsed with a loss of 500,
the Spaniards having so killed and
wounded. A second attack was equally
unsuccessful.
A dispatch from a Juan de Porto
Rico says a new insular cabinet has
been formed under the presidency of
Senior Nunez Rivera.
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Grain Destroyed by Hail..

Casselton. N. d., July 22.-About $4,000
acres of grain was destroyed by hail last
evening in Cass county. The storm went
over three towns. passed in the shape of a
crescent. Among the principal losers
are: o. Dalrymple. 1000 acres; Fowler
Bros, $500 acres; Green, 1.30o acres; j..
d. Trammel. $500 acres: f. j. LANCER,
], 100 acres; J. Ditmer. 1000 acres. There
are fully a dozen farmers who lost a
section. and nan half sections of grain
were totally destroyed. 1t is estimated
that 10 per cent of the farmers are in
sured. Some farmers may lose their
farms in consequence of the storm
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THEY Will co TOGETHER
Scandal and Arizona Will Leave
in Ten Days.
MORE TROOPS TO FOLLOW
Several thousand Men Are Still in Camp
at San Francisco-Trouble for Uncle
Sam ~ the Chinese Are Not
Discharged.

san Francisco. July Sat army
headquarters to-day. it was stated nat
the transports scandia and Arizona
will. IL the present plans are not
changed, get away within the next 10
days, and every effort will be made to
start them OF together. With the de-
parture of these two vessels $4,000
troops will have left San Francisco for
Manila, and several thousand will still
be here. Just what disposition will be
made OF the matter IL not known. al
though 1t Is firmly believed that they
will eventually follow the other troops
10 the Philippines. and possibly more
will come from the East IL the threat
ened troubles with the insurgents
about Manila grow more serious.
Major Rubin. Quartermaster. was TO
have sailed on the Rio tomorrow, but
orders came from Washington Tor him
to remain, as there would probably be
other transports TO be inspected and
other work in his department. He will
give especial attention 10 the repairs on
the scandia. In spite Of persistent ru-
mors that this or that command has
been chosen for the Scandal and Ari-
roma, nothing has been decided on as
vet. General Merriam has not commu-
nicated his decision. IL he has yet made
one, to anybody. The Arizona pur-
chased by the government for use as a
transport. is likely to cause trouble for
Uncle Sam IL a change of crew is not
made. other than the officers, who are
all Americans. the crew consists of SO
Chinese, and the labor organizations
are considerably agitated regarding the
matter. A protest will be made against
the retention of the coolies and a de-
mand will be made that white men be
employed In all departments.
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
End of the Continental Rate War Thought
To lie in sight.

Chicago, July 22.-Sir William Van
Horne, president of the Canadian Pacific
road. passed through Chicago to-day on
his way east from ST. Paul. where he has
been in conference with ]. ]. Hin, presi-
dent of the Great Northern road, on the
transcontinental passenger rate war. No
official statement has yet been made re-
garding the result OF the conference. I'm
officially. however, II Is stated that an
agreement was reached, the practical re-
suit Of which will be the cessation OF the
war and a restoration of rates on a basis
which will be entirely satisfactory to the
American lines. This announcement has
been received with a great deal of COM
p.acency by the American lines, all OF
which are heartily tired of the war. II
Is expected that "a meeting of the lines
will be called Immediately on Sir william
Van Horne reaching Montreal for the pur-
pose of settling the details OF the resto-
ration. which will be put into effect with
the least possible delay.
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Miles of bunting.

Atlanta. Ca. July 22-The city was dec
GRATED with endless miles of bunting in
honor OF the confederate parade at ) u. m.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson. Miss Winnie
Davis, Mrs. John h. Gordon and Mrs.
Cabhelle Currie. president of the Daught-
ers of the ~Confederacy, occupied car
riages. as did also General N Mrs.
Longstreet. General and Mrs. Hooker and
General Wade Hampton. General Cor
don. at the auditorium meeting, intro
duced Miss Winnie Davis. the veterans
giving her a great ovation. A resolution
was passed 10 substitute for war OF the
rebellion" the expression. the civil war
between the states Charleston, :. g,
was selected as the place for the encamp-
ment neNt July. Adjourned sine die.
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A BOLD H0lDUP.
The Fireman Was Killed and the En-
gineer Was Wounded.

gineer Was Wounded.
Houston, Tex, July "Details OF
the hold-up on the Santa Fe near Fort
Worth last night show II 10 have been
one of the boldest aver attempted In
Texas. The train reached Saginaw
about midnight. two men crawled
over the tender and without a word
opened fire on the engineer and fire.
nan. Fireman w. w. Whitaker was
struck in the head and breast and fell
to the floor of the cab. dead. Engineer
Joseph williams was shot in the left
leg and so badly hurt that he was un-
able to obey the command Of the ban
dts to start the engine. The robbers
then threw the engineer and the body
of the fireman to the ground, where
they afterward were found by the re-
lief force, and look charge of the train,
which they ran 10 within three miles OF
Fort Worth. Here they were Joined by
two other robbers. The four men went
to the express car M demanded adj
mittance, but Messenger Howard re-
fused to open the door. A stick OF dy-
Mantle was placed under the car with
the fuse lighted and the bandits re-
treated to avoid the explosion. The
fuse failed TO explode the charge, and
before II could be fixed o officers
had reached the scene and opened fire,
but the bandits escaped. Some 20 shots
were exchanged, n officer being hit.
A reward of 81 1000 for eac nan has
been offered and several posses are In
pursuit. The lead fireman was buried
to-day.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


Detroit, July 22.-The feature OF the
days racing at Crosse Point track to-day
was Star Pointers attempt to lower the
worlds record of 1891, made by himself.
Although the big horse failed TO accom-
plish this, his time of 2:01h Is considered
remarkably good for this season. The
track was in prime condition for speed
ing. but the weather rather cool for fast
going. Pointers time by quarters was
:SOIe, l:01A, 1852. 2:0lk. Summaries: 2:l0
class trotting, purse S2,000-The Abbot
won In straight heats. Time. 2:l2H. 2:l2.
2:0S2.: Dan Cupid, second; Pilot Boy,
third. Merchants and Manufacturers
Consolation stake, 1924 class, trotting,
stake 81. 000-Mike won first, third and
sixth heats; time. 2:l5. 2;l5h, 2;l5L. Quar-
ter STAFF won fourth and NTH heats; time,
2:lsA, 2:l6k; Professor Wells, third. 2:l2
class pacing. purse 81, 00o-Midi won irst
third and fourth heats; time, 2:lS. 2:ll.
2;l2. Pinewood won second heat in 2lL
Winfield, third.
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STILL WAITING.
The Assessors Returns From Dawson Not
Yet Received.

Yet Received.
Helena, July 22.-The state board of
equalization is still waiting the expected
assessors returns from Dawson county.
If they do not put in an appearance to-
morrow the board will probably carry
out it's threat and send a messenger af-
ter them with instructions to proceed
against the assessor. Meanwhile the board
is sending Instructions TO nearly all of
the county boards of equalization to make
changes in the various assessors returns.
Few of the assessors have made proper
returns on cash in the banks and solvent
creditors. There Is also a decrease in
what the state board expects in the way
of taxing water companies, electric light
and street railway plants. Many of the
county boards have been informed that
the assessment on telegraph companies
should be increased. The state board
suggests a rate of $40 per mile for one
wire, and 500 per mile for each additional
wire. The assessor of one of the north
ern counties has returned a considerably
less number OF stock than last year, and
the board of that county has been sent
a pertinent reminder. If the Instructions
of the state board are carried out there
will be a decrease In the tax levy of more
than one county this year.