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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-29
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THE CITY BORROWS MONEY.

a resolution was offered by Coun-
Gilman Wallace, authorizing the city
treasurer to negotiate overdraft loans
from the Utah Commercial & Savings
bank at the rate of 8 percent per an
mum interest, to meet current city eX-
penses and Indebtedness as needed
until the tax revenues are available in
the fall
Robertson, the chairman s.of the
finance committee, admitted that, while
probably $4,000 in all would be needed,
he had not applied to other banks for
a lower rate of interest.
Romney agreed with Robertson that
it would be wise to try for a lower
interest rate, and the resolution was
referred to the finance committee, with
instructions to seek the lowest bidder
for the citys overdraft.
CURFEW ORDINANCE PASSED.
The ordinance forbidding minor chill
dren under. the age of Is years from
being upon the streets or other public
places after the hour Of 8 p. m, came
up on its final reading.
BY request of Councilman Diehl, Mrs
Shepard, on behalf of a delegation of
ladies and gentlemen interested in the
proper care of unruly children and
waits, addressed the council in sup
port of the ordinance. Mrs. Shepard
suggested that the hour limit be short
ened for the winter months to o'clock
and the age limit be increased to IS
years.
Elmer e. Stanton, lately from Michi-
gan, was accorded the privilege of
demonstrating to the council the bene-
fits of a curfew law, whereby the COM
mission of crime by juveniles is eff
fectively prevented.
Councilman canister explained that
the committee which presented the
draft had duly considered the time
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Murdered His Mother.

Lake City, Mimi, June 2S.-Allie
Walsh murdered his mother yesterday.
by crushing her skull with an ak. He
is about % years of age He had been
confined in the Rochester insane asy-
lum, but was released about four
months ago as cured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-29
THE COLORADO MIDLAND RR
awo rnrougn Trans Daily.

Two Through 1raLns Daily.
Between Salt Lake city, Ogden and Lead
Vile. Cripple Creek, Colorado Springs
Denver and all points east. Only line
running THROUGH CHAIR CARS.
Tnrougn sieeperS on both morning and
evening trains. This line, in connection
with the Rio Grande Western, reaches
Denyer carrier than any other line via
Colorado Springs. No change of cars or
delayed trains. Take the Colorado Md
roe ana grande5t scenery in Colorado.
For full Information call on any R. @.
w Ry. agent, OF
W. F. BAILEY. o. = BROWN.
G. P A. Gen. Ascent.
Danver. Colo. Salt Lake City.
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OFF FOR THE COAST.
Wedgw0od and Recruits Leave the
City at High Noon Today.
NAMES OF VOLUNTEERS
RED CROSS SOCIETY SENDS THE
BANDAGES FOR THE BOYS.

Recruiting For Battery Progressing
Very Slowly In This City and In
the South-No Enlistments at MT.
Pleasant and Manti-Twenty-four
Men Will Be Examined For the /
Engineers-More Troops From the
Eastward Going to Manila.
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the party, including some of the prom
inent speakers of the convention, who
will also participate in the Utah Wo-
mans congress in Salt Lake City This
party will stop at Marshall pass and
GunniSOn
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been a great deal of unjust talk about
the National guard matters and pre-
dieting that infantrymen would yet
get a chance to go and do service. he
is quoted as saying that it is impossi-
BILE for the men to diSband the compa-
MES. At the armory last evening 1t
was stated that the law providing for
the granting of discharges, stating a
man can be discharged on his own ap-
pIication, approved by his company
commander, would make that an easy
matter, as the companies could soon
be reduced below the minimum
strength, and when in that condition,
could easily be diSbanded. Besides, the
guardsmen argue that the state will
not want me1 who do not wish to
serve. tt would seem that if the mat
ter is pressed. as appears now to be
the case, that the guard in future will
not amount to much.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
General Passenger Agent Wadleigh,
of the Western, received word yeSter-
day to the effect that $50 seamen and
100 soldiers, the last for the Tenth
Pennsylvania. left Philadelphia and
Washington, Pa, yesterday morning,
bound for San Francisco, where they
will be placed aboard ship, the soldiers
going to Manila.
ROUGH RIDERS.
Sheriff Lewis yesterday received a
telegram from his son, Joe, announc
ing the safe arrival at Jacksonville,
Fla
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auditor was overworked, and had been
compelled to employ assistance at his
own expense. Other cCuncilmen cor
roborated this statement.
An amendment offered by Allen al
lowing the auditor $40 a month clerk
hire, was adopted over the negative
votes CT Howe. ROmney and Wallace.
after however, an amendment proposed
by Patrick TO make the allowance $50
month was lost by tie vote.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
An ordinance constituting the com
nittee on waterworks the board of
equalization on water rates, and de-
firing its powers and duties, was passed
under suspension of the rules. The ses-
SIGN of the equalization board will be
from Monday, Aug. %, to Saturday,
Sept. q.
A. T. Anderson offered to pay $500 for
a part of lots and 6. block $50, plat A.
owned by the city. Joseph a. Halyor-
sen. rival bidder, withdrew his propo-
sition to pay $3.50 for smaller tract,
and now doubled his bid for the area
desired by his neighbor.
On recommendation of the irrigation
committee, the gravity sewer drain
ditch at the intersection of West
Temple and Fifth South streets was or
dered reopened.
Councilman Robertson announced the
death of the wife of Councilman Robert
Morris, and, on his. motion, as an eX-
preston of the councils sympathy for
their bereaved colleague, it was re-
solved that all the councilmen attend
the funeral, and that carriages be or
dered for that purpose.
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OREGON SHORT LINES
RATERo DAD

Il u =
ci Trains sns arrive and depart at Salt Lake
city daily as follows:
ARRIVE.
t,ro. -, Gin Effect May s, 1882
rom chicago. Omaha. st. Louis.
Ban Siansas City, Denver. Park
From Helena, Butte. Portland, ~ -
rr termssdiats points ..,.........; SECS am
I'm san Francisco. Cache VAL
Icy, ogden and intermediate
From Chicago. Omaha. ST. Louis,
.s den $40 am
froVo Eureka. Mammoth. Sill
..ggf 1ints neutrality-suspicious.. $40 pm
Tooele and Garfield Beach,. 4:00p pm.
F2r Chicago. OMAHA onaAHi Denver,
and Park City. 700 am
poi points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 am
Omaha. st. Louis. Chicago and
Fin inteGr a5 points .....r.-... SIS pm
., land Ind San Francisco. s:45 pm
II or Mercur Eureka Silver City.
froVc, Nephi. Sanpete. Mil
Iosa, Frisco and intermediate
MIXED train for Garfield Beach, '''O an
LooSle and Terminus. ............ 1:io am
Trains south of Juab run daily except
Sunday.
%tDaily except Sunday
10y TICKET OFFICE Under Masonic
Hall, No. 200 West Second South street
Telephone No go
Raiiroad and Steamship Tickets on sale
to all parts of the world
pullman Palace Car ticket office
.. w ECCLES. d. =. hurley.
Gen. Trf. Mgr. Gen. Pass & Tick't Agt.
w. II. BANCROFT
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr
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Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure.
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Group
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 80 doses for % cts. Sold by
Nelden-Judson and other druggists.
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ROUGH RIDERS
ADJUSTMENTS.
~~~0so.~ %~oo0H q

Professor Windsor, the noted phren-
ologist, begins his course of free lee
lures at the theatre this evening; he
will lecture every night for six even
iuPs
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MRS. HENROT|N COMING HERE
WILL VISIT SALT LAKE CITY
AND MERCUR.
Federation Council Holds Session at
Denver Objections to the New
Tax Are Discussed.

Denver, June 2S.-The new council of
the General Federation of Women's
clubs met today at the Brown Palace
dent, Mrs. William Lowe of Georgia.
The most important matter under ami
mated discussion was the consideration
of taxation of affiliated clubs, OF which
there are two-the National Household
Economic association ana the Ma. i0nal
Society OF New England women. These
Organizations strenuously object to the
general 10 cents per capita tax passed
ny the Federation, and hint at with
drawal. TO avert a rupture, Mrs. Siade
of New York, as representative of the
Society of New England Women, Of
fered resolutions which are intended
to bridge the difficulty, until the next
biennial these resolutions provide
that these animated national societies
shall be responsible to the secretary Of
the general federation, rather than to
the secretary of the state federation;
that they shall have representatives
on the nominating committee OF the
federation; that they shall have the
same representation at state fedora
tions, and that they shall pay the gen.
eral federation $40 annual dues, and the
state federation at the rate of % cents
per ca -ita.
The council also decided to further
work along library lines, and to this
end the president appointed as a COM
mittee Mrs. Eugene HIrd of Georgia,
chairman; Mrs. C. S. Kinney of Utah
and Mrs. c. II. Buckwalter of Ohio.
Mrs. Henrotin will leave Denver on
Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City,
where she speaks before the Utah
Womans congress, which opens three
days session THURSDAY morning.
After this meeting she Will spend ten
days, accompanied by her husband, in
the mining camp of their eldest son
at Mercur, Utah. Mrs. Henrotin has
not definitely outlined her future work,
but after summers rest. will devote
herself to the industrial problem as it
relates particularly to women and chill
Gre.
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A further reason is the treatment ac-
corded Mt. Pleasant boys who enlisted
under the first call. The meeting called
for last evening for recruiting volun-
teers was almost wholly unattended,
and no attempt was made at speech
making or anything done to create en-
thusiasm. Captain Stacey left early
this morning for Moroni.
EXAMINING ENGINEERS.
Today "a men will be sent to Drs.
Niles and MeElroy, at the post, for
examination as to their fitness for en-
tering the engineers, and, on their pass
ing,' viii be mustered in. Rrecrulring
Officer Mills goes. to Butte this even
ing. where he Will continue his work.
: Colonel Young left for San Fran
cisco yesterday, but before he left he
issued an instruction to the effect that
married men We're not suitable unless
especially fitted for some peculiar ser
vice. and that generally speaking. he
did not care for them. This daShes the
hopes of many who had expected to
get into the engineers.
THE GOVERNOR SPEAKS.
Governor Wells is quoted as quoted
as saying yesterday that there had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-29

Found.-A pure, strong Baking
Powder for Csc a pound. Ask your
grocer for U. S. and refuse all sub
stitutes.
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SUMMARY OF WAR TAXES.
These Schedules Go Into Erect Next Friday, July L

Bank Rgr s ias ss ssEp s over $4,000 g g
"
@ 13ass SfSssS
2ss sIss IS sls =ss=s. per ds q table S
sa sS' and G $4,000
'"9s sss Bssv; e s5S ssd aS SSss i 8
s a. sya
@ @ pre e or future delivery exchanges per
Bis hanse dniandJ time draft and pronsol note money orders
Ri q e cha @ 1s
Eli Eli Of sds be 5sfss ed 81 & S per 10
messages charged cents or over
Certificates
Gsaeats
Charter R PARTY per g vessel Of 800 90
Sps o exchange goods stocks u
Gonyeyapces. s51..
Custom B BSp sn5 HS5 d over MS 500
-
Insurance @ f.! ssS Dsy % R Sa per cent Of first weekly
Between 49,. -. $3.50.
port
RRstwss f sg End 500
Mortgage between and -. . ..: .......
Passage E 9kst Is SIS ss5 costing
..pouet o0 0f attorney $50 to vote:
notes 8
ssa @ ay. cr
sBssTsss aa4 %{aas 81 Sit
Ss & 81 s4
@a5 @ % % n asscsads h brother sister
E sEssS 69 s & s9Pf 9,R sister # t their de-
an.
Tax .aa ss S.
sT 5 %a!9pHd
SCHEDULES WILL GO INTO EFFECT IN SIXTY DAYS.
PEI and pounds L
: II RsE s ss9t b Ssfsa9s e eSl
SCHEDULES TUESDAY, JUNE a. LAST
fo6acca l s s P PsP S9qa So:. per ei
GGgaTs esaTsttss n oyer 8 pounds per 1000
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Strong and Well
Great Change in Health Since
Taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
No Other Medicine Can Take Its
Place as a Blood Purifier.

"My little girl was thin and sickly, but
she has been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
and now she is strong and well. My hus-
hand has taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for
soreness of the lungs and bowel complaint
and it has helped him greatly. Other
members of the family have derived ben
eft from it." MRS. AMY WILCOX, 24s
North Third Street, Salt Lake City, Utah,
eve are never without bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla in our house, for no
other medicine can take its place as
blood purifier and health restorer. We
find that good health is the general result
of taking it. Ny aged grandparents have
used it for years, and would not be with
out it." MINNIE MURDOCH, Heber, Utah.
Hoods SaFsapariIIa
Is the Best-in fact the One Trile Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81; six for IS.
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SALTLAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY ca

Round trip 10 Lagoon and return. in
Guiding admission. % cents.
Dancing parties every TueSday and Sat-
urday night. No extra charge.
Round trip to Beck's, including BATH.
% cents.
H. w. EARLY, s. BAMBERGER.
Pass. Agt. Gen. Mngr.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Observations at the Lo-
cal Weather Bureau Office.
Salt Lake City, June IS,

Salt Lake City, June IS. 1895.
Temperature, a. m. Go; 6 p. m, ST.;
average for the day, AZ; average CORE
spending date last year, GO; maximum,
50; minimum. 81: corresponding date
last year. 70; minimum, 50. Accumulated
deficiency of temperature since JAN l.
1903 degrees. Relative humidity (per cent?
a. M, 40; p. m. 20; corresponding date
last year, a. M, IS; p m, 40. State of
weather, a. m, clear; p. m, clear.
Velocity of wind and direction, a. m,
east 5 miles per hour: .. m. northwest
10 miles per hour. Precipitation none
inches. Accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since Jan. l. Is inches.
Following is the local forecast of the
weather for today: Fair, warmer
]. H. SMITH. Station Director
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Hotel Knutsford.

New and elegant In all It's appoint
menrs; 80 rooms. single or snsuits; q
ROOMS wirz path
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Efforts of the Council Finance
Committee Frustrated.
WHAT WAS RECOMMENDED
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND Elk
PENDITURES FOR THE YEAR.
The City Borrows Money = Curfew
Ordinance Passed at Last - The
Exposition Grounds Controversy
Board of Public Works-Help For
the Auditor.

The effort of the city council COM
mittee on finance to push through the
council last evening an ordinance levy
ing a 7-mill tax, without giving the
other ten members an opportunity to
duly consider the subject, was frus-
trated, and an adjournment was taken
till Friday evening, when the ordinance
viii be enacted The law requires in
one place that the city tax levy be
made on or before the first Monday in
July, and another section requires 1t
to be done during July. City Attorney
Hall advised that it would be prudent
to enact the ordinance not later than
next Monday. The majority were op-
posed to enacting the taX-leyylng or
dinance last evening, because they had
not been given opportunity to consider
the subject, and they secured an adj
journment, for the purpose, until Fri
day evening.
THE PROPOSED TAX LEVY.
The finance committees recommen-
dation was for the enactment of an or
dinance fixing the rate of taxation for
city purposes the current year at
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Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer
Immediately relieves Sour Stomach,
Coming UP of Food Distress, and is the
great kidney and liver. remedy. Sold by
Nelden-Judson and other druggists.
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EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE.

Tonight this city is deserted of it's
1000 club women visitors and their
blue badges. They have not left the
state, however, but have simply gone
out to explore the mountains. This
evening one of the largest excursions,
managed by Mrs. Mora Gridley of Chi
cago. left on the Rio Grande for Salt
Lake City. There were $50 women in
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mills on the dollar, pro rated as fol-
lows: For contingent expenses, Is
mills; for controlling water supply, l
mill; for maintenance and repair of
streets and sidewalks, one-third of a
mill: for constructing and repairing
sewers, one-third of mill; for main
tenance of the public library, one-sixth
of a mill. Accompanying the commit
tees report was the following estimate
of receipts and expenditures for the
year 1898:
Revenues
Taxes, 7 mills on 10000 OOO. 80. $4,000
Liquor, merchants and sundry
licenses Acknowledgement. 10000
water rates. .--.-.---. oo,VUV
Miscellaneous receipts. $4,000
Total. ..................... 600
Expenditures
Maintenance, Improvements and
salaries '......,. .-............... $500, GOO
interest ..............-... 1zI,fOO
Library .-...-.-.-.-- o,UUU
Total. S432, 400
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.iIj q. 8 HOLMES. Proprietor.
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Say
Burlington

when the ticket agent asks you what
railroad east of Denver you want
your ticket to read over.
The Burlington is the shortest line
from Denver to Omaha, Chicago, st.
Louis, and everywhere east Of those
cities.
It is the only line out of Denver
running two fast trains daily to
Omaha and Chicago. They leave at
$50 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Tickets at Offices of connecting
lines.
I. A. BENTON, Ticket Agent, r. G.
w. Ry., Dolly Block.
r. F. NESLIN, Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w. F. d'MILLAN, Gen. Agt.,
ga S. W. Temple ST., Salt Lake City.
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HELP FOR THE AUDITOR.

Reporting on City Auditor Swans re-
quest for authority to employ an as
sistant at minimum salary, Wallace,
Romney and Morris, of the finance
quest be granted.
Councilman Allen stated that the
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Gin bctrG6tfidcs Shabcnirucr

brad 6reita9 Mor9sn Inn 2 llbr in
Der Npotbete BON Sobnm 81. Sbaup
& 3d., 260 Wain=S trNBe, aus uno
5eritOrte nidt nur OieIe 9IpOthste ions
bern olh Oas 0nitOBenoe GebGuoe BON
Seolen IL groipn. Serr Sbaup mar
i'm SanuNr 1897 nu0 Dubuque 9es
tommen unb bate %. =. lIQen ausge=
fault. 9erielbe bat cine Serlideruna
bon $1,000 uuf ieinen g8aurell. luel6e
SIC, 600 wertb iein Ioleu. SeoleD q
8rown iOlen eineu S90Oen BON $1,000
babeu. Seloe Sirmen iuaren glpOtbe.
fer. Sin tleines Nebenipiel bewirtte
o0s 6euer, oa mon fir oas Sotel Su=
lien fiirhtete. IS Wuroen ndmlib 0le
@GIte Sebeten, ii6 auf oas 4euBerNe
bereit gu balten uno cine InSabl 8dite
tuaren in ibrer an9it in elmer iiberaus
NJ q II 9 baften &Ieiouns i'm 6rsieu
eri9ienen.
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Scuti6c, mclbst Gu6 ~ Den Graulcu
fur ,,HcgirrunasftcQcn".

Mir leIeu ioeben, baB Die Ser. Staa=
ten 9lOlIoienlt : GefOrm 6ommiilion
betannt 9emaht bat, Oab Die re9els
mdBi9en. bolbldbrliGeu Gramina fir
Stellen in ben Yolidmtcrn, 3olGmtern
uno S%innenIteuer= Ibtbeilun9en fiir oas
Sahr 1898 10 geGnoert weroen ioten,
oaB man Die 6raaen, lpeIhe Dem Gin=
trltt in ben eriten, Sueiten uno oritten
@rNo 81 6runoe lie0en, fir | e
Gramina gu ben entipre6enoen Gra=
ben benuBen Tonne.
@ir benuben oisIe G~eleQenbeit 81
einem p6in9erSei9" fir 9eutl6e uro
9euti6. Nmeritaner. Die y3eiten Iino
BART, ioat man; man6er SeutI6e
iuAt nit NufgsbOt olcr SrGfte na6
elmer lobnenoen 8eitditi9unQ. Wie
iu0re IS nun, ipenn uHiere oeutIden
jungen Mdnuer iid ertunoi9tsn uno
Elm Gramen fir oieIe y&e9ierun0sItel=
len" 81 MAIDEN iu6cn. Sino tie ein=
NAL an9elteut, 10 baben lie cine CUTE
Stele uno tiir man6en Seutl ben
miro QeiOr9t iein. SieIe Yritiunosn
limb niGt Ihluer uno oa Die SeutIhen
iiberbaupt, mas iOlioe giloun9 uno
&enntnliie anbelan9t, 9eluiB nit an.
oeren NationalitGten lid meiien tonnen,
Iino hire Iusli6teu quite 81 uenllen.
Seuti6e gltern, Dffnet Die Nu9en uno
iiberle9t. was mir bier ia9en; pieleidt
tOunt Sbr guren SObnen cine quite
Stelle li6ern. llebri9ens ioOtsn Die
Sotbolitcn aus Prin3ip slt sei9en
iu6en, oaB lie bel oieiem Bill
Oun0s-Sef" ni4t 5uriid5uieben
brdu6en.
Die 6riibiNbrs=Priiiun0en fir 1898
ncroen 0n9ebli0 wobl bonn Is.
WtQrS bis gum 25. Npril 1898 itOttfiu=
ben. Ollie 8eiu9e CUR 5%beilnabme an
oieien Yrifun9en miiiien auf einem
5prmulare gema9t iueroell. wel6es
ben Namen trGgt: United States
Civil Service Blank No. 10. SieIes
gilt fir Die Yriiiunaen gum Gintritt in
ben 9Oit=. 3pl Ooer Sinnenlteuer=
9ienIt. Sieie 6ormulare erbdlt ouf
Nerlangen Elm Sober gratis bon C. M.
Mills, Secretary of Board of Exam
liners, Postotfice, Dubuque, Ia.
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aus BEN COUNTY uno Der Na9bars
iGatt.

- 8sgen bic Wirtbe Sobanr 8.
rSeerD unb Shpma5 Curtin bon Gus=
c0oe bat 6rau Gliiabetb u. 8riin i'm
Siitritt 0sri6te cine GlaQe auf lie
$40, 600 S6aoeneriub ein0srei6t.
mel6e lie ais am Spoe ibrcs 8attcu
George q. Green idulois bdlt, ,uelder
in @eidngniB su Cascade am %. Sea.
1896 feline &leiOer in gruno iebte.
8euNnnte Wirtbe iolen ibrem Manne
Die Oetrdllte pertauit baben. our1
welde Der @eianAene Ii6 berauI6te.
- @ei Cascade brannte peril. g8Ohe
SOnntu9 in Rortb g8bitsmater 6olun-
hip Oos TNrmbaus oss Serru Peter
&lein nieoer. S90Oen $1,000; 0ers
li1erun9 $500.
- Die New Vienna Stock Insur-
ance Co. bielt an Monta9. ben 81.
9ej. 1897. i9re SabrssDeriammlun9
pno Veamtenpabl nit iOl9enoem Rs.
lultaie:
GrGiibsut-g. 8a8fe, IT,;
Overwhelmingly. SberbrOfliu9;
Sefretar-g. g8iueubOr9;
Sdugmeiiter-S. Wtelber.
Sic WsieQIhaft bat I'M psrf. Sabre
81 neue Wtit9lieoer Oui0enOmmen uno
jIblt jeBt 800. Die Yeriiberuu9 osft
sinen WsrtbbeltGno bon $40. 075 uno
beSabIte wdbreno Oes Uerfl. Sabrss ais
S6OoeneriaB $l04.25.
- @m Siensta0 u,rH. WOhe wurOe
in gclleoue Peter Stsil berbaitst, oa
sr ia0te. oaB er Soispb 8untber's Gi.
Qentbum anlteden lpOllte. uno wuroe
pOr GrieoensriAter MprOn Collins 0es
braht. wel6sr i'm unter $500 giir9=
i6aft iteQte. uno oa er tie niat lteQeu
tOnnte. muroe er in Dem 9sIan9nib
uAtergebraht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
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miirOi8iten Serrn unIeren ber3li6Iten
9ont ausgeOriitt bQbeu. Gerlelbe
f9reibt:
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