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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27

While fiftesn-year-old colored boy
named Edelin,, living in Hillsdale, was light
ing cannon cracker yesterday afternoon
1t exploded in his hand, causing the loss of
one finger and seriously injuring the re-
manning ones. He was treated at DR.. Har-
risor's office. in Anacostia. and was after
ward sent to the Washington ASYLUM in
the fifth precinct patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27
To Enforce a Contract.

s. Herbert Giesy has filed a suit in
Equity against Thcs. C. Pole. Robert D.
Ruffin and Susan A Ruffin. 1t arises from
an agreement between the plaintiff and r.
d. Rufin to exchange property No. 3Oi0
p street northwest for lot 81 in block II.
LIE Droit Park. End asks for a decree re-
quiring specific Performance and other re-
Lief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27

zens have been filed at the, city hall by
Oscar H Schmidt. aged twenty-eight years.
of Germany; Isaac Eskins, aged forty-five
years, of Russia; Ernest F. Muth, aged
thirty-four years, of Germany; VIM H
Cranston, aged fifty-five years, Of Ireland
Carl Hennige, aged twenty-four years, of
Germany; VIM. Glover, aged fifty-one
years, of England, and Oswald Welt, aged
twenty-five years, Of Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27
Class Reunion.

Friday evening last the class of '95, Bust
ness High School, gave trolley party to
Cabin John bridge. The class was accom-
panied by number of friends, who con-
tributed to. the enjoyment of the occasion.
Miss Gertrude Heilbrun was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27
Shoulder DfsIocated.

Charles Shelton, a carpenter, aged thirty
two years, fell this morning from a scat
fold while at work on the outside of the
4hird story Of house on the corner II
Ealorama avenue and Goth street nor III
west, dislocating his left shoulder He
was removed to the Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27
Committed to Jail.

Joseph E. Green. q colored boy, was
brought to this city from tennessee today
and arraigned in Criminal Court No. 1 on
a bench warrant charging him with lar
ceny. He was committed to Jail to await
trial.
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I he Public

A RE CA U ITO N ED against
spurious waters served out of reflled
APOLLINARIS bottles or out of
bottles with labels and cork
brands resembling those used for
APOLLINARIS.
The IMPRISONMENT of a
Philadelphia offender, who was
heavily fined, and the INDICT-
MENT of one in Chicago, is
assurance that all complaints made
to us of such illegal practices will
receive vigorous attention.
United Agency Co., 500 9Th Av. NY.
Sole Agents of The
APOLLINARIS CO., Id, London.
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
CORNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE.
or the District Of Columbia

Chartered by special act OF Congress. jan. 1885,
and acts OF Oct, 1880. and Feb. 1892.
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If you want anything. try an adj in The
Star. If anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
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MONEY TO LOAN
IN Suns FROM 81 600 UPWARD.
AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
REAL ESTATE IN TIE DISTRICT
Il. o. HOFFMAN,
ja1-6 COZ. 10TH AND SITS. NV.
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DIRECTORS.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY.

Member OF The New York Stock Exchange,
141e f ST., Glover building
Correspondents Of Messrs. Van Emburgh * After
bury. Nc. Wal St. New York city
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities listea
on the exchanges Of New York, Philadelphia, Bs-
ton and baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made OF investment securities. Dis
trict bonds AMI all local Railroad. Cas- Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
je2l- l0d
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THE
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK,
Washington, ID. C..

ISSUES LetterS OF OreQlt Tor
Travellers,
Available in All Parts of the World.
Sell Foreign Exchange.
Make Gable Transfers.
Charles {. Glover, President.
Thomas HYDE, Vice President.
James M. Johnston, I'd V. Pres't
Arthur I. Brice, Cashier.
VIM. Flather, Asst Cashier.
ap27-32u
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Wan. ads. In The Star pay because they
bring answers.
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TO CROSS THE SEA

Continued from First Page.)
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,
OFFICE, COR 9TH AND SITS
PAID.UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
UmAaroeA PAID ON DEPOSITS.
U NSr1s made on Real Estate
ASH end Collaterals.

Acts rs Executor. Administrator.
Trustee, Guardian and Committee on
Estates.
Acts os Registrar. Transfer and Fis-
cal Agent OF Corporations.
Takes full charge of Real and Per-
sonal Estates.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
Storage Vaults Tor trunks, boxes.
&c. containing valuables, silver and
glassware, bric-a-brac, etc.
Incorporated under act OF Congress
and subject to supervision OF the
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WEST END NATIONAL BANK,

Washington Il. G.
At a meeting Of the board Of directors OF the
West End National Bank. held Friday, June III
dividend of So per share declared. payable
TO stockholders Of record of June -. 1895
Je25-3t CHAS T. WILLIAMS Cashier
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Keep If IF d Thu 1sssl r"'e si
tonic and refreshing drink it is in
d valuable in summer complaints. 1t
bottle spla s. full quart Ei JAS! TH1RF
S12 + St NV. Je2I-lOd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27

Lawyers Briefs Bound
in half law sheep 81. Best binding for the
money possible to obtain
je246d HODGES, 511 9Th st.
IRON FENCES AND PORCHES.
We .re now prepared TO build Iron Fences and
Porches Best goods. best work and lowest
prices Estimates furnished. Catalogue of Fences
free
my6-tf BARRIER ROSS nth AND C SITS
O5TEOPATHY.
=. a. BAIRD G. d. KIRKPATRICK
KIMBALL BLDG. 14l7 G ST. NV
Consultation ana examinat ton free Esh5-tf
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR TIE
position of second assistant resident physician IF
Columbia Hospital will be held at the hospital
July ., 1SJS, 30 pm Applications should be
addressed to the undersigned. JOHN f. MORAN
MD. Sec Of the medical staff, 2426 Pa ave.
NV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
EVENTS IN THE WEST
AN ELECTRICIAN DIES .UOOtbly.


Mrs. cu1eftron. postmaster at Wal
lace, Idaho. nul her asfisilu. lhiiy
ltur have hgon arrested. charged WIN
stealing money order funds
4 silver tipped bear &C. charged with
tearing Hn Indian TO pieces near k1n-
iuh. idaho. "a tow days ago. The In
dIu encountered the animal in the
timber
Frank Mitchell De- dead In chateau
county. None. aa result NJ wnuhuH
received ai iha hands uf j. O. htldWlu'
while Che men were Qunffn'ltg over ~
sons Baldwin shot Mitchell ia the
neck.
G.. ". Summers. chief olcctrieian 81
tho Western Union company ~ 'hl-
rnrl. was suddenly H,'acd with hcnrt
failure ln San Francisco ht ir,- hssi
"Wednesday night while walking win
friend tio was carried 90 ~
OTnrroil street. whore D" cNnited
fow moments later. lie Voc wen known
throughout the country ana was ON thc
coast ON trlp combining bualnesn
and pleasure.
Col John r. Brntt Of tho First Ne
brlshn regiment VINO hu1 bcen h0n-
orahly discharged ON account or lllhvHA'
Will. leave San Francisco thll evening
for his home in bennett. Sch. lie
says that ~ per cent of the Nnhrafkl
troops iu Manila are sick. Many "
Thorn ARE 40 with dyacntcry hUcuuro or
their indlrcrctlon In dfinkIng The vile
soda pop and eating hnif rotten hnnnu-
na that the natives sell ou tho streets
one hundred and soycuty-nye mcm-
borH 90 the Tennessee regiment who
have been found unit for the service
Tor one reason and another viii BE-
mustered out ut san Francisco today
under special ordorn Of the war depart
mont. Captain Danes. Third cavalry,
VIII act na munterlng officer These
men will receive pay ana full allow
uuccs and viii be givun money sum
Client 90 carry them back 10 Tennessee.
Captain Lee Linn. chief comm'rsary
or the army IN the Philippines who ar
rived ut San frnnC.nC1 On the Peru, ID
on his way o. Washington with official
reports. Ills home ~ In Wabash. Ind,
and he VIII stop there before return
ing 60 Manila We said In nm inter-
View; IL IL probable that IN tho future
tho government VIII have two kinds os
rntluua-one for troops IN the temperate
zone. and another Tor soldiers In the
tgplcn suppose that more ycEota-
blca and meat with practically no fat
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EGGS

EGGS.
The egg market IL stlfi at present.
and there Il good demand Tor the
product now quoted at $3.50 per case.
GRAIN.
wheai--5O u IS cents per bushel
Oafs-ti.OO q siO5 per hundred.
cnrn-g0 cents per hundred.
CRACKED Corn 500 per hundred.
ityc-65 cents per hundred.
nfan-e0 cents per hundred.
shoris--s0 cents por hundred.
HAY.
Timothy-si0O0 per ton.
Mixcd-ts00 per ton.
Aifalfa-t600 per ton.
FRUITS.
Peaches are practically out or The
market
pEACHEs-utah. per case. 60cd1ic.
pHuNEs-Frcnch Utah. zoe 90 obc bu.
APpLEs-utah, In good demand. per
bu. e0cU1tc.
PEAfs-fn good demand, per box. 'i.2j
10 81 90
LEMONs-cai. per box. iG0)aie5).
GRAPEs--Au varieties from SIS to
800
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silver. 81 5-iG: lead. $3.50.
Some Interesting assays are promised
from the Duillon-Bcck Tunnel lu tn
ular future.
Residents ~ Park city are feeling
well over the prospective resumption ag
the Ontario minis.
Thomas Weir and George a. Lowe
went out 20 Mstcur this morning e.
look Into their mining interests
Col Trumbo % thc/E. and n. mine
near Baker city. ore, was an inter
CHted spectator ON tho exchange today
judge Colborn. who has just returned
from the East. speaks very highly of
business ON the Colorado Springs cA-
change.
Cldrmce Mccormick has beer elected
PRECEDENT OF the Wachuantt Mining
company. and y. 3. HulDard secretary
ana irclFurcr.
a contract has been let FOR the sink.
ing OF u 2oo-f01t lrnilnc shaft on she
International mine IA the Hue Bell diH.
trici. Tooolo county.
John Heinrich ard VIII Brown are ln
the CITY from Nebraska. and Will leave
shortly Tor the Narih Mlutgain min.
at Cherry Creek. New.
r. - MlllNI was tNANN hfNntNN tNN
privilege o. using W. H. uubhard'a
mcmbcrahip on the exchange until he
could secure one 81 his own.
Encouraging worl comes from che
West Mountain piacerB at bingham
u being stated that already good pas
gravel has been encountered IN cross.
cutting the channel at bedrock.
y. W. Clark. for many years n,
foreman OF Marcus Daily. fhe Montana
millionaire mining man. came In from
the north this rnoruirg. lie Il 10 *.
anime several Utah mining properties
owing 20 the good weather the Rle
urandc Western has determined 10 run
another OF It's popular mining excur.
rlpna 20 TlntiC On a special train whtch
VIII leave this city at sos a. m. sun.
day next.
Utah County Democrat; J. W. Nc.
lntoah returned Sunday from a visit Il
Tlntlc where he looked over the Ltsl
Chance milne near Diamond. Several
other people of Provo are Interested
with Mr. Mcintosh In this propor.y
among whom are Dr. McCurtaln. II. IL
swnrcy Frank and Charles Wood nbd
J. *. bishop. SIR. Mcintosh rcp1rts
tie SHAFT on the property down g25 feet
ana says the present contract will
carry II % u depth OF 800 foot. when
me contract viii probably be- renewed
Tor another 100 feet. lle Ia most on
,huslnntlc over the showing made By
the property.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. Nov Q.
Uogg-The estimated receipts
M hogs soday. 5000. lcft over $3.50
Market opened steady 90 strong, turned
weak to Dc lower; boHi steady.
lirht. f1501fa6lh
Mixed. tl3OHAcih.
Heavy, f3.ifn $40.
Rough. taibHf1ai.
YorkrrH. 8a55ui1Co.
CATTLE-Rccclpta, 1000; market
nccvc,. siood,soo.
cows and ifcifcrr, ti5idttjo.
Westerns. gatOmtftn.
Toxna steers. t2.i5Ngioo.
giocltrra and Feeders tlsi1fit0.
sHEBP-Rcccipts ii.o)oi market
dun. ioH20c lower
Natives. g2.b0nNSi.
Westerns. 1.504ittQ.
Chicago. Nov 3,
December wheat opened at csAnNi
declined TO CO... recovered 10 cGihMGii
ihrn settled back 10 CGAuh.
whra,-Nuv. esH; Doc. cSMqHi
March. CiA. May. C5knA.
Corn-Noy., %. Dee, a-a.
oaiu-Nov., ~. Dcc., 2iis.
pork-Noy. and Dec, sos.
Lard-Nov., g.92E. Dec. Ei95g
N5sis.
Ribs-Dcc.. tLes: Jan. N.s5M.
Close. cash.
wheat. 80. 9. red. eS; No. 2, CO; 40
2. hard. cs: No, ., diA, No. i. north
ern apriur. 6,h: No. ., northern spring
Csih. No. . spring. Glia.
corn. No. 2. alAIis; No. ., %.
oats. 30. 2. %: No. ., sia..
Barley. 40 20 20.
Rye. tgit.
Timothy. $3.50.
Flax. 400
San Francisco. Now ..
wheat market today steady
pee. gi..2A: May, u25H. cash
y,22i,
barley. steady: Dee. ii.s1.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Sal. Lake city. Utah. Nov. 3. 1895.
POULTRY.
Below are wholesale buying nF.
uruu on poultry. butter cgEs aud
cheese. The selling figure u 10 per
Gems higher
There IL n ilght demand IN
poultry. with prices declining and
uncertain on account 81 thc 0ncn-
lnE % the game market
Dressed poultry drawn, with
head and feet on, bring figures AZ fol-
lows!
Turkeys. per 10. ...,.. ..,,..,.isp,ii
iiehAs' ''s' - ''ss :. ,ss.ssssssss eu 10
hoostefa.ss,'' '''''' ,'s's''' 80. 'Vu
Spring Chlckona. per doE o., ....f2G $3.50
BUTTER Ann CHEESE
Dealers report the butter supply weak
with figures getting nrmeri
Creamery butter. per pound... 30
Dairy .sssss sstsss.s.. sss...sslsW 10
Cheese. Utah (noWD ............,... 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Nul De provided for men on military.
wv ln the Philippines. ] saw q mos.
sase % complaint nicd by the Colorado
I.simenl Tho fault u not with Che
tlefnment nor with the cummissary.
h With tho company cooks and t,r
emp7ny officers There ia never nny
tAnalut from the rcgulnrH They
~" how 60 husband tngr rat.onH.
- even save sufficient Co create
'-'e company surplus FUND.
ne state W wyomlrz Monliy pee
'-i 4 altttmeHt In full. accompanied
'hcok fur 1880 from the war de-
wont 1u account uf fund advanced
OF H.Iio officers % dttIay tna .N-
10 mlhlz.ng the state militia
'Do in Che Spanish war Tho
. wac Doe Dire, 20 have a1 " Hs
mustered INTO Frty.cr afI.r lh.
I'I '"urio'fs. ana D. ihH nrt 81.
i"''u.rf lrd repayment
Incurred
~ transport &C. Paul arrived at san
.h'.,o early this morning from Mae
~. lN' un'r rlaHonrpr brought hy
~ l|N which reached There
Mlln, Iut U'eht wna Private tnuia
'OH N. t' Fourteenth Infantry.
lNIm .l service recently expired.
'.H .l m'. from Ban Fmur.l.o
~. t'"n Hh..l Iu one ~ the MORAN
w N.IU.u collapsed and rhr WAS
,4 OBJ "niUHo her TIP with one.
.i'lu fNuUl rrduy'nG htr apeeI
nom lo TO sos luoH.
Ih' h.HH st.uman SAYS nii hs
p uH.rr.rrn tlfh1 ft,t
iIft Hi That We. rhIpp.l .l
~ .Ir 'IF..rH arI lthr.. rtsrIifr Ans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
M WANTS DAuo MINES.
p'iAhar WIN 1iuy " lie Gets the Right
Kind, says Manager Cohen.

N"f Haas hshhE'f tohens
II. A. Cohcn. Captain DeLamar'a
MANAGER spent few hours In Boiae
W., Ray arriving on she noon train
.ll leaving at $50. says the Suites
4A' he was here long enough.
a,eefer O. satisfy himself that there
'nlelhlng IN the BASIN worth look
- ~" ltg lell Instructions with w. No.
tltN q Co, tap,a-g Dptlamar's l0cal
NJ .ehmtVeu, ana sald he would have
healy, one u the DeIanar eN,
NE examine kune OF the properties
nv r' ". considers worth his while 90
ar Cohen examined slme ore taken
I'm me recent discovery made hy The
III, ~ boys Jake WEIGH ana others
iI 'liineh creek abog i've miles from
v. In9 Wy, IL II Understood he was
n,s|,s .Nugh pleased 90 mike arrange
h.. to nave she property examined.
ar Cohen was seen by a srttesman
slll'r at the depot d fow minues
ne len FOR gan Lake, hls head
g-ellera' lie said ne had been In thr
.N.IN piW Of the STAIR examining
n.hri 10 the Buffalo Hump country.
800 concerning the reports he was
,,iie',sAling Tor some OF the hest prop
"An l,if' ~, answered cyasivcly.
81 NheHe fep1iis are greatly exag-
III ~ NJ known, however, that he
irt N. Hcily thorr 20 further look
i, some OF the properties,
Az i,ap1tHe 10 a question Mr. Cohen
No. plaln De lamar had plenty vi
righ, N invest ln ItthO mines OF tho
,sH' k.ni. ne dld not care much what
IN, Oh metal they produced just so
sb.h lA uhpre was an even chance III
IN. Investment becoming prnftable.
~. pisln was wiling, he said. h
tbS, hlld and develop any prospect
p1rticV,,,,nl ,llned real maitt. and he was
uT6,sy ,ui..irly anxious 20 get hold Of SOME
NJ ENt llaho properties.
hen ~, tl,i.e was seen after Mr.. Co
any ~ nut ne said he could not make
AH'"n' however that MIR. Cohen exam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
DRY AND MONOYONOUS
co,sOss TO RESIGN sIcHtTAaYsHP.
- Mar stiii Feeling After Idaho m'nes
sale Of tho Dos,on Examining
Mine. on the lake.

r.. brokers we're not dead but near
:. ,lsring on the exchange today aho
Y rssuit the call was dry aud
...,-,,onous. aud lacked the gi1ser 'he
~. and snap which for several weeks
w., has characterized the proceedings
-. nlt Judge Cog5orn. having re-
Ia y. frsm the East acted as caller
~ I-rpl,e MS efiorts to please he
S,1,'t please worth cent @ad Whoh
,ss c,iI was over d was currently re-
I'D chat the judge had decided TO
,..,,r his resignation as secretary or
ihg ,,.i, was the nrat seller. II bobbcd
49,. ssrsnsiy With a good hEurc ara dlu
s,.i-fss at cents, while fouF Avs
N,-iirsld iia spirited tactics AMI hah9-
"a 5ui O. 800 shares. some buyer W ~ s'
~ 80 the remainder FOR immedl-
5.iiyrry at 20 cents q share. FROM
- nail Lower Mammoth was
rssg no trading was INDUCED ~,
-i,h.nss, aceutiiiea generally were hrtn,
-. xiv Mammoth which had ready
"a girs'rr bid 81 S2.i5 as against oucr-
~ ,l-. IN ~ stock at t1iih. Lower
Mammoth found Efeif IN .ho ascendant
cy,ir' aad ala q good volume q busl-
!si. sass sacramento was dealt IN, the
ZION mnklug traniCfs at 90 and u
cents. -.
The call ai random opened with b.t.
81. put.t,ufr. which sold az cents ana
~. and was Dr. good demand a.
~. nruras. Emerald continued
sir5ra bnl dld 20 business. while Joe
U6V,fs made transfers Of AA ccnts,
ard uuiil6n.Bcck Tunnel n1ld at II
md ~ cents. Nalc0 held ~ Ia good
shan. ard Was dealt IN ~ high rs Sil0,
oni OGDEN Eagle exhibited a tendency
ID advance and made sale at cents,
WIKI others close around this quota
tion. The call closed with stocks firm
and activity on the wane.
Tho closing figures were an follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

J. a. Cunningham ard party -
Erstern men are the guests Of Captain
Davis Price Tor n cruise CO the Great
salt Lake. Tho party win visit the
various Islands, Spending a few days
ca Gunnis1n island O. examine she
Fuan1 beds. While On the trip the
examined ami all p1ig,s of interest WIS.,
tied. The party has been out three
days and will not return Tor a week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

A., Try ihe 'noNcn,essen cafe" the hes,
LLuhsh ana Dinner IN the city FOR 25c.
Vpen al night. ~ Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Il. p. Sears q Salt Lake city has
been investigating this section Tor about
IA month past. mir. Sears. we under
stand. represents capital which is look
ing for mining Investment. and we will
very probably note the sale " some OF
our gold mnies IN q snort timo. Tho
sumpter district, Mr.. Sears saws. IL
the only one Ia the west and has n
brighter outlook than any district he
knows of.--Bakcr Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Three Thousand Acres 81 California Placer
Ground Hiring Stt5.OuO.

san Francisco. Cal. Nov. 3.-Tne
Boston mine, IN the rlrthcrn part %
Humb1'1t county. comprising three
thousar1 acres o. placer mining
ground. has bcol sold to Charles Fllte
~ Chicago for $4,000. Tl5ie has al
ready commmc,i development W rk
and will begin hydraullcklug early ncxt
war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

ined a lot Of the ore from the new Idaho
CITY Fttike ana that he v1s very much
pleased with H. Nothing VIII likely be
done. however. unti Mr. Heaiy makes
a personal Inspection OF the properties.
which will be in tne near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Ifyour child looks upon
SCOTS Emulsion as Cod.
liver Oil and is repealed by
il, begin with part of a tea
spoonful in twice the guam
tity of water, and it will
take it and relish it as
though itwere milk. There
is no food or medicine for
children of from three OF
four to ten or twelve years
Of age which equals SCOTS
Emulsion for putting color
into the cheeks, enriching
the blood and bringing COM
fort and good nature. Book
about it free.
SCOTT . ruwSL ch,si,s. Me- Yor..
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Il hd EYE esni s VIZ ,saS VIZ :. n61 i
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EIRnIsA, MAMMOTH, sIl,ra crrr

Only 500 round "trip 20 Tlutlo Mining
District, sunday, November ON. via no
urande Western Hallway Special train
departs at 1905 a. IN.
The evening times., 1898-12-29
SERVANT GIRLS
TO FORN A union
Plans for Regulating Hours
and Wages.
THEIR SCHEDULE OF LABOR
Vacations on Thursday Afternoons
and Every OiIer Sunday.
other Suggestions to Make Life n
Torture to HOusewives-FOreis
Walking Delegates.

New York. Dee. ga plan to organize
the servant girls of the United States
into q labor union TO regulate hours
wages and other matters is well on foot
Ida Christensen and Henrietta Mrl e.,
two delegates from the Servant Girl 5
Unions of Norway and Denmark, arc
coming here TO further the plan and form
the union. These young women have
long been prominent in labor work in
Europe. il was through their efforts
that servant girls unions were establish
ed in France Belgium, Germany and
Austria. Among the demands of the un-
ions are:
Work TO begin at $50 2. m. and end al
. p. M; work or attendance upon the
family after - p. m. TO be performed at
extra pay.
One afternoon free each week and every
other Sunday.
Light warm rooms and each servant tc
have her own bed The matter of wages is
left TO the servant 10 settle.
If the New York union proves a success
as il is expected it Will, others will be I'M
mediately formed in other cities and &
strike which may tie up half the homes il
the country may be a possibility in the
future
Servant girls unions have been attempt
ed In this country, notably in New Jersey
but they have always failed. Il is said the
failures have been due TO the fact that SER
want girls preferred to bring their employ
ers 10 terms by threats of leaving rather
than by membership in unions in which
dues are demanded.