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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-28
If you want a nice drive go up tt
the West Side Addition,

If you want a nice drive go up to
the West Side Addition.
Feed and hay are handled by Ben.
W. Toole. Give him your order. 83tf
Hear those free lectures at the court
house, Tuesday and Friday afternoons
at 2:3O.
Sheridan coal for sale by Yegen
Bros. There is no better OH the
market.
%. E. Norman, q son Of O. Nor
man Of this city, has left the service Of
the Burlington.
10. A.. Smith, the second. hand
dea1er, is the lateft to4b1ossom out with
a brand new draykWdgon.
Many a school boy and girl had a
sore arm last week, the effect Of the
vaccination not being entirely over.
When you pay your money you OK.
pect the best in the market for it. The
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are the
best. 4 63-tf
Nv. B. Ge9fRe bas opened a cigar
ana confectionery stand in his real
estate office, with Miss Marie Sleeper
in charge.
There is a rumor of a new restau-
rant being opened in the north half Of
the basement of the First National
Bank block.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO ray the consumers Of
BridRer coal. sold by Ben. W. Toole for
only $3.75 per ton. 63.tf
Gall at the MAINE for a frstclass
hair cut and shave. Plenty Of clean
towels. First door north of postoffice,
Jefferson Davis, proprietor.
Carl Hammontree, a Northern Pa
oido brakeman, slipped from the top of
a freight car III the city yards Friday
night and received a broken leg.
A baby girl was born~to the wife
of Mr. Ed. Nader of Grow Agency, at
the home Of Mr.. EMes6r's mother, Mrs.
Folmer, in this ofty last Wednesday.
The Billings Water Power company
has removed to its neY> location on
Montana avenue. Txe headquarters
are nicely arranged and very conven.
lent
l+H. NJ. Allen, J. l.. Dolan and W.
BHGeorge have been subpoeiiaed to ap.
pear before the United States court III
Helena OIL Dec. 6, and act as a grand
jurors.
Nothing makes a nicer Christmas
or birthday present than an article Of
jewelry. You can find almost any.
thing to satisfy the hearts content at
Forester & Frizelle's.
Appearances are sometimes deceit
full. A big store does not always de.
note big and good things. We may be
small, but u groceries are unexoelled.
Hogue, Robinson & Go. 83-2
DIR. Corkins, the eye specialist, is
in the city again, and can be found
until next Friday night at the Cottage
Inn, where hc may be consulted about
eye defects OF headache troubles.
DIR. Corkins, tho eye specialist, is
in the city again, and can be found
until next Wednesday at the Cottage
Inn, where he may be consulted about
eye defects or headache troubles. 62-2
Have you ordered your turkey,
chicken or duck for your Thanksgiving
dinner. II not, leave your order with
Hogue. Robinson & Co., who will have
a big supply Of fine fowls, which are
dressed here. 62.2
Mrs. Ohas Sohlosser, formerly Of
Livingston, but who is<now residing in
Billings, has accepted a POSITION as
saleslady in the dy goods department.
Of Yegen Br0s! mammoth establish.
meDt.
Ladies', come and have a real earnest
health talk with me and learn how, by
the aid Of Viavi, to cure yourselves. See
me at Mrs. Towne's.
62-tf Mrs. N. Yauney.
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for Sale.

For sale, house Of nine rooms, inolu.
sive Of bath room. complete; closets,
cellar. veranda along entire front, both
upper and down stories; lot 40xl00.
on Second avenue, between Thirtieth
and Thirty first street. Apply at resi-
denoe Of L. U. Barstow. 58-tf
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 1............. .1:4O a. M. 1:5O a. III.
EAST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 2............ 7:O5 a. m. 7:15 q. m.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
D.. ....l. ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ..... .7:35 p. III. 1880 a. m.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER e. CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ....... $3.50 /. IN. 8:O5 a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
II. N. KENNEDY. Agent.
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What u shiloh

a grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
and Uonsumptoni ia d through the
world for hall u century, has cured In.
numerhble cnses Of ineiplent eensump.
tlon and relieved manay In advanced
stages. II YOU ara not satisfied with tho
Price % ctr. 90 OTIS. and sl,W. Sold by
Chapple Drug 90,
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Table
Billings, Mont
KANSAS CITY,
ST, LOUIS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
DENVER
LINCOLN,
OMAHA,
CHICAGO,
ST., JOSEPH,
SALT LAKE,

SALT LAKE,
and oil points east. south and west,
TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART Az FoLI0ws;
No, ~. PASSENGER, daily, Chicago, ~.
Lpuls, Kansas Utty, ~, dos
seph, Atahis0n, !0lmaha, lin
qrada and Texas points, o.a
No. a, f tssss iIsI' 1daiiisi from above ~ :
No, N. weight, daily, sheridan and
Intermediate pniats, Leave loan AIN,
No, W, Freight, daily, from sheridan
and intermediate paints,
Arrive neutrality-suspicious. IN" AsNas
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair
cars lseats free. on Through trains,
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point In tho United States or Can
ada,
For information, maps. tables and tlok-
cts call ON or address i, u. HaEsiagl0Ns
Agent. II, n, RaRvl. Qanssal. Agent, 4ill'
ings, Mont, or j, Francis. 0enpvAt PAe.
sengsr Agent, Omaha. Nah.
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HURRAH

The Contract for Grading the Road Red
Awarded.
Cody Enterprise: Just AZ The Enter
prise Roos to press II receives informa.
tion from very reliable authority that
Fitzpatrick Bros, contractors, Of Bea-
trioe, Nebraska, have been awarded the
contract for grading the entire road bed
from Talooka to Cody, BY the Burling-
ton u Missouri Railroad company.
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One gray horse, at Sanders, Custer
county, with harness on, and branded
U Q bar, underneath, with vent o
above, on left thigh. Will pay % re-
ward for information % to his where.
abouts. Address, J. =. Burgeson,
Billings, Mont. $40
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Sick Headaches,

Sick Headaches,
The curse Of overworked womankind,
are quickly and surely cured by Karl's
Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier
and tissue builder. Money refunded IL
not satisfactory. Price Is cts. and 30
cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Go.
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WANTED,--A position as h~ousekeep-
W or on a ranch by a competent, hon
est woman, and also work for a boy Ii
years old. No proposals. Mrs. j. @.
Cox, Gebo, Mont, 63.2
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BILLINGS MERCANTILE Co.
Silk 9or9oins
Extraordinary

" MARVELLOUS SILK BARGAIN WILL
~ be shown here tomorrow, comprising rs distinct
4 \ styles of figured and corded ~taffetas, printed
wraps and brocaded silks, including values from 81. so to
So. so a yard. Your choice this sale ooc. They arrived
too late to be advertised for the Ladies' Day Sale, but the
success of yesterdays selling was the strongest endorse
ment of our efforts to give unusual values. No approval
anything like that which comes from the public. And
we show our appreciation by submitting the same attrac-
tons for Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. They rep
without unnecessary delay as the exceedingly low price
%precludes the possibility of a repetition. No words of
ours could do them justice. and you might be somewhat
skeptical it we printed them in as strong colors as we
think they deserve.
MNuNMaNMaNuNsManMeN
Store Closed Thanksgiving Day.
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BILLINGS

General Delivery. -. 800 a. m. to 700 p. m.
Sundays ........... 800 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
Money Order Dept. 500 a. m. to $40 p. m.
MAIL CLOSES.
Train No. Western. ......... 800 p. m.
Train No. 2-Eastern. ......... $50 a. IN.
Train No. 42-Burlington ........ 500 a. m.
Train No. 2l-Red Lodge, Mont,
and Big Horn county, Wyo.... $3.50 a. m.
Staue-Lavina and north. ........ 6:45 a. m.
StaRe-Pryor and south. ........ 6:45 a. m.
L. f. BABCOCK. Postmaster.
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TRAINS.

EAST BOUND.
DEPARTS.
Passenger No. AZ. ............. $3.50 q. m.
Freight No. 46. ............ 1905 a. III.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES.
Passenger No. al ..... 1903 p. m.
Freight No. 45. ...:......... 800 a. m.
j. T.. HARRINGTON, Agent.
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##.E y. .F "
1t is rumored il Lewistown that T.
J. Johns, the former proprietor Of the
Democrat. who recently disposed Of his
plant to the Dalycrats at a nice figure,
is seriously considering the proposition
of starting another paper which will
probably be a Clarkorat.
The American Federation of Labor,
Of Union No. 7423, which was to hold
its meeting next Thursday. Nov. 80.
has postponed the anne until Thursday
evening, Dec. Z. The president re-
quests a full attendance, as important
business il to be transacted.
-J.H Fordyke, who was recently ar
rested at Livingston and taken to Jol.
let, charged with oounterfeiting and
forgery, had his hearing last week be.
fore Justice Oliver at that place for the
former offense and was acquitted. He
was also tried for forgery aud dis.
missed.
-Yesterday W. B. George bought
the Henry Wilcox building Oh Montana
avenue, between the John d. Lose
kamp and J. RI GosA buildings, paying
for the same $t.oOQ.<Mr George OK
poets to imprO~ the building and
either continue to rent II or place 1t on
the market.
The Billings merchants are reoeiv.
ing and getting ready for tho holidays
their Christmas goods, A necessary
companion to the display window Ia tho
newspaper advertisement. Merchants
should bear this fact III mind and ut
the same time remember that The
Gazette leads, not only Ia circulation,
but IN news al we'll.
DIR. II. j. Riesland. thu well.
known eye specialist who vieits Billings
semi .annually and has proven to the
people Of Billings and vicinity that no
IL an expert IN his line, will BIO AT tho
Dgiscoll hotel December 9th TO 18th.
inclusive, The DR.. Ia positively the
only specialist who visits this city
grinding prescription glasses Mt tho
hotel. Consultation free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
CONDUCTOR BADLY HURT.
A New Street Car Employc Meets With
n Painful Accident.

MOTHER painful though not ucccssar.
W dangerous accident occurred last
fght az s.so a. . result OF which
siroct Car Conductor Edward Lakin. IL
opnnncd at the Holy Cross hospital
With an uFiy cash IN his forehead Just
abavc the Ten eye bealdcs having badly
bruised limbs.
The scene o. the accident was AZ a
rrur On the East Waterloo line iust
below Ninth south. on Fourth East.
Yesterday was Lakin's nrst run on tho
kah Lake street railway. and with
chefter lullnateer an m0torman, took
charre OF car No ~. Al went nflnu
smoothly enough until 1870 last nlflif
Just two hours before they would
have zone N shift.
on the sips return trip. car No. "a.
- usual ran onto the spur IN otirt
70 allow the down car 10 mass. Tbat
upy might Fet hack onto the main iins
and cuutinue their trip 20 town, Motor.
mfn iolmntrtr took his key ana wont
- the rear platform. Then u WIS that
lAkin ala an injuficioua thinr Thor
Ny was stu applied Go the motor. hut
ihe trolley was not ON the wire etand.
lar directly In front of the car the ron.
dVctor put the trolley on immediate.
Wthe car shot forward. knortlnr NOR
lnNin down and hoidinr him fast un.
dcrl the pilot Fortunately the wreck.
inr fnr WIS not far on. and with tho
asfltianrr thun rendered. the car was
moN haek and the unfortunate man
nnFn out He was removed g. the
ii'is crusa hospital where h. received
ffsfsei "''
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HOME FROM CALIFORNIA.
James Jack. Esq, Talks Regarding
Conditions In the Golden state.

James Jack ESD. Of the Presidents
once. returned from his usual annual
trip To his orange plantation IN calf.
fornia over the iiin Grandc Western
last evening. lie left salt LAKE city
on March fat and returns looking tho
picture % health ana spirits. He was
accompanied on his trip BY his wife and
son. tho latter ciecting 10 stay at
Pasadena for another month - an 10
opening up q the saltnir resort.
The party stopped over In Gan Frnn-
cisco on the journey. where Mt. Jack
visited his grandson who IL taking q
course at the Derkciy University.
Then they proceeded 10 the orange
ranch at Pasadena eight miles out
from Los Angsler.
Str. Jack reports that the recent rains
In u0uthcrnCaiifornla have arrived none
too soon. iurt In time IN fact to assure
good crops. fan Ffnncllcn. according
to all accounts. Rald Mr.. Jack. II aufler-
lax from n slight depression Ia bust
ncfa circles. while los Angeles ~ reycl.
ling In q small pos scare. 20 the extent
TINT there have recently p-ea some
fourteen deaths thcro from tina, dread
fcuufEc. however. tho orange Growers
have not much rnuru for cofnplnint.
EeitlnT az they DO from q 90 60 o. 20
pcr box for the fruit delivered on tho
ears. The navel Orange season II near.
~ over but the Seeding orunger will
atm BE- clipped for another month 90
come. according 10 Nr. Jock TO Chica.
10. whore most Of the California fruits
nnu an ultimate destination.
Nc. Jack says be = fcellng. we'll and
fctAirfratcd IN health. 10 the extent
thft he N prepared a. take 90 his duties
N tho Presidents once with his Gus.
toiunry Ardor
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Sales For last Year Amour, to ST.
1866.
ELECT FORMER DIRECTORS.
tsnst Dividend. Additional Reserve
f"nd, improvements, .t.-A
splendid showing.



The regular annual meeting Of IN,
directors u The Il. g. 81. 1. Wa h~la
at 4 oiclocE ina afternn., ia ~, -
no. AZ Inc main baiidins, hi. M ~.
5oth annual MEETING ~ this at.'t IN.
n,itution which mas neon IN sscse.-.
ful OPERATION durlna ngarix a il,lrd "a
a century.
It's present p.o.n.ritv 4. a ,rlhute "a
the Foresight of those vino .stailIshei
and 10 Inc nusin-.s Z. ,.lla.ifS ~ 49,.
who have managed tho immediate az.
fal'a Of the institution, while the stead
Wy incfoahinK volume VI buNiutlh inli-
Gates The rA,crm IN which the public
hglih TINS entefpfising company.
Tue buHincsa OF thr meeting Was the
neailnk Il. inc rft fisehtA repvft and
tue election Of officers aud dirletpfr
TOT The ensuing year.
pItIeaIDENr sSoNsa nFpou1.
"f' '"''
Inc report % tho prUaldvnt VI the Ia,
ahtuton. Lorenzo snv~. called atign-
uon 20 Tho dcath Of President Wood
ice. Tie report ftaiea that President
Moodrun vas htockholusr from tho
beginning, a director from iss. 10 1873
ana irrnidcni from oct. iAt,. tili tAu
DAY OF hia death. fopt. . 1875. lhe ~.
poit rcicfa W irciinE terms 10 the val.
nanle service. trndered ~ the dscsarvd
ops Hon Va a pr.nciYlc. and 10 his
ndelty 20 thc welfare OF tile corpora
uon ana patrons.
Tue year Just Passed. rays the report.
has been one Of eenefal prosperity. IL
inc fall OF last year there set IN a pc
The bu,iae.s n ths in.a,,uiian ,'y pnr in,
past year WIS from u 10 u per oeus
Dt'ter thah year aga, ana the prof
i'h made Nefv eorresp1ndinsiy greater.
BUSINESS on THE YEAR II
In the mnnufa .,uflnr aesart,,-,,,,.
The inatitutlon ma bssii o,,it..-.,f' -.
hui. ii tlrnsd out "a. ,..- 49, M to,.f.
and abocs ana III. Ci0 dozen aar,n,nts M
duck ana dennetn di,rlnr no vs,r M.
demand Tor Thea Nome ,fsei,,,'t
goods has bcen Al Tines ntnse I'M ~
Institution could .uluniv In ia HI nc,,,
catrhinr IN win order. me f.cia,,,
a running nj fiii nm. and o,s'si,sas
aiIv ms te WORN ove,tI,rr
ThS cash rceeints tsr a.. ,..r 49,.
,s.iss ~. Thsra was maid Ia exprcss
80 ,I.It.....a = -.
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says 1t Is a Little Early To ouslIa,
Changes on the Force.
SOMETHING OF HIS CAREER
Was born In salt LAX. on, IN. .
nut r"enp.Eishs Year. ol1-u.
Republican.
rrom Wednesdays Daily,

The newly appointed chic, a, -
nee Thomas u. Hilton.in course az can.
.eIsa'ion with ~Sews'' reporter 10.
aay stated tina, h. had been am ~.
1896. ''"0e oe''oer :.
Hergeant Hilton Ia a Sal, tnh. ma,
, oo,n and bird. being the son o, David
hilton. the we'll known butcher who ,or
years used to make his hsaaoua,,.r.
on tho premises Just east Of the ax.w...
building. The successor 10 CHIEF pr.,,
u a ftaiwart young man Of tw.n,v.
eigh, years q possibly the young.
sst ehief Of police In the United g,a,es-
ne stands over six feet In height In hls
stocking feet. is possessed Of n well
knlt frame, kindly blue ere ana ha.
IN past times shown that he 4 endowed
NUN cool mead. The fact that he haa.
uuIihf the three years he has been con-
heeteI with the police force. worked his
way up from patfolmAn 10 the posltIon
OF mt hefseant Of Salt Lakes 1nn..ts
speaks much for hla general effic,sncv.
r,ireaht Hilton Ia member Of aha
uoinlhanat Church, aud during The
" asf- 70 ltte ne hllod a mission
70 the samoan Islands, where durlnr
tho latter part Of his sojourn he prr.
sided over that mission. In politics he
Ia a Republican.
lie was educated IN the dlstrict
schools OF this city and later took a
courn" at the Descret rnlvernlty.
subsequently, he engaged IN the butcher
business Tor some time until he vent
70 Samoa Upon hla return from the
Islands be filled the post of bookkeeper
Tor a short period and flnalty an.
preached chief Pratt fsr a position on
the forcs. The chief took kindly 10 the
young man from the first and kept an
eye upon him with the ultimate out
come that he appointed him frrt Scr
geant on May Is. isss and says he has
had no occasion 20 rcgrtt the cholcs
during the eleven months that Hilton
has virtually held the position Of cap.
tain % police.
The newly appointed chief stated 70
the News" this morning that II wns
n little early AZ yet 10 talk about con-
iemplaiei changes IN the police force
In fact he could not say what would
be done. The present force he said was
comprised 81 a good lot u uen and
his ain would b. 90 maintain harmony
and work for the bcat Interests Of al
concerned and the renefal safety ara
law and order Of The city In particular.
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THE CRISES IN JAIL.
Husband and wife are Accused Of
harncss Stealing.

The notorious sam dries. who h,
Ereauy afflicted with kleptomania.
ana hiH wife We're arrested yesterday al
roorle rs Deputy shcrif II. Il Harris
on Two complaints. both being made BE-.
iule Justice sommer. Cries seems 10
have a mania Tor stealing harness and
has been arrested. time and arain
charged with the same offcnRe. M h
silek.l N inc hfi complaint that on
March the alat Dries burglnrisod the
barn OF Jas. q. McDonaid and carried
on a single aud double set OF harne-s.
valued at 80 aud sack Of oats. The
second complaint. which was filed hy
Amos Gotham, charges Cries and bis
wife with the crime OF stealing a sst
OF February ", 1899.
In addition TO these charges Cries is
accused Of purlolninE 900 pounds N
hay from Geo. G. Lambert, who resides
al lte west Firth South street
II Samuel Ia not sent ~ FOR a lew
months again i viii not be for the
want Of accusation. both he and M.
WE are In the county IAN.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Elders I. J. Nuttail and Kari q. Mae
ser returned last evening from an ex-
tended tour throughout Arizona, Mexi-
60 and Colorado. In the Interests %
church schools and general Church
business.
There viii be- a meeting Tor the stats
officers Of the Y. l.. ~. !. A. saturday.
April sth. at 10 a. m. 10 the Fourteenth
tween West Temple and First West
streets,
All II. l. workers are cordially Invited
TO BE- present.
ELMiSA 3. TAYLOR.
PRESIDENT.
ANNA n. CANNON,
SECRETARY.
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scAyDIyAyIAS MEETINGS.

A scandinavian meeting viii be held
during Conference, on sunday April
sth. al I O'Clock p, N, IN ne Arsemply
HAN. this city, Conference visitors ana
others are cordially Invited,
The evening meeting on THURSDAY
Aprii &. IN the Fourteenth ward assem-
bly, rooms will be postponed 10 gNi
those usually attending an opportunity
10 hear pr, james y Talmafes leetlts
on the Scandinavian countries ~ h'
Tabernacle, that evening.
J. 81. SIOpAlil, .,
MARTfN cfiRisroPHERsoS'
J. 4. JENSEN.
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EXECUTIVE PROCLAMATION.
Governor Wells Dcsignates Sat.
nriay us Arbor bay.

Governor Wells ihiai AFTERNOON luaued
a proclamation designating S,tur-
gay az Athor day. The act comes un-
der Legislative requirement. being pro-
vided for IN the Revised Statutes OF
Utah which has the following upon the
subjects THE Governor shall each
year Issue a proclamation. recommeni-
INF the Observance OF Arhor Dav by
the planting " trees, shrubs, ana Vines.
In The promotion OF forest growth and
culture, ana ~ the adornment OF public
and private grounds, places. and ,yavs
ana In such other efforts and undertak'
ings an shall be In harmony win ths
general character OF such holiday"
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RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.

The general conference Of the Relief
society viii be held on Saturday. April
3, 1899, In the Salt Lake Assembly Hall.
this city. meetings commencing al ~
q. m. ard p. M. a. usual. u II denir-
nblo that there should be representation
from each stake organization of tho
society. either the president or other
oiiicer should attend. Al members OF
the society are cordially Invited. Also
tho Y. l.. 81. l A. aud Primary aAsoeia-
ziNA u. II. YOUNG.
President.
JANE =. RICHARDS.
nATIsHEBA W. SMITH,
Counseiora.
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EXPOSITION ITEMS.

l'fcsldent John u. windcr Of the u. A.
ash ~. tncieiy held a long conference
Whh SECRETARY Gears aud dlscasred
Ntfi0u. plans nnd made many valuable
nht'.tlpns pertaining 10 the coming
STATE fair.
.heeretaIy Nearn says that President
Winfrf N taking rnuat deal OF lntsr.
eii NJ the work ana that he II detsf.
iniucj that The next Htagr fair shall be
the unrrt ana most succesafuI one
tAli Utah ever held.
lIhe actnn OF the board Of directors
thq department for dairy prodtctn h
l,lnF Ner3 generally commendsi.
iliNrtor larr who VIII have The lmme.
piate charge " this department.. IA
manlfcstlnE a great deal ~ lniersst In
W, thinn ana expects good results 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

FIVE MILLIONS FROM JERKrp
BEEF

The biggest trade In meat In the
countries south ~ the equator T. IN
icfkcd beef. truEuay rrtr f5ooo. 900
ron this every year. Jorkod beef ~
made IN vast quantities. In the Argon-
tine Hopublic. IN Paraguay and In
Uruguay and shipped e. llrinil and the
other countries Of South America and
10 the West Indies. A great deal roes
70 cuba. and YOU viii md u Tor anie at
higher prices than those received for
fresh meat IN nearly every snuth
American market house. II II called
carne tnssjo. OF cnrne recca. The ant.
nal II skinned and then cut M into
strips and sheets. all the bones having
mt been taken out. The meat " first
nut into n brine and then rolled out
~ur rifef N TIC hurl -it-t.krr hot
kll~ fo cure n and for this rsaanr.surh
Embellishments arc closed during tho
winter. After n u once dried. how.
ever. II viii last for years. needing
only thornurh roakirr in m n for
urc. PRANK q. CARPENTER.
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Of Provo. vice president. and ]. a.
Wright Of Ogden. secretary. All Of
the members were present.
The business before the board was
the revision and adoption OF rules for
spraying They also discussed means
by which the San Jose scale could be
comhnted with. This insect does a
great deal OF damage, and while Utah
has been spared. the other States have
suffered much.
The board will soon issue n uniform
letter to the various county inspectors
md tho rules and regulations will. nc
coroing TO law. be published In a few
days.