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journal, and various opinions were ex-
pressed as to the best method of going
about it. Senator Rideout finally swept
aside ell other motions on the subject,
including Senator Peery's similar one,
by moving that a committee of three
be appointed to act in conjunction with
a similar committee from the house to
wait upon the governor and inform him
that the legislature was in session. This
was carried.
The chair appointed Senators Ride
out, Howell and Smoot upon the COM
mittee.
Senator Wright then had an inspira-
ton. L believe we really ought to have
a prayer by the. chaplain" he said
now that we are fully organized
Perhaps it would be better to have
him pronounce a benediction." re-
marked Mr.. Whitney, sotto voce.
Well" Mr.. Wright went on, as
there was some demur. I'VE really
ought to have a prayer, you know, be-
cause if we dispense with it today we
might as well dispense with it alto
gether. And as long as we've got a
chaplain we might as we'll use him.
L move we adjourn for one hour,
spoke up Senator Thomas, putting in
his first word, "and then when we re-
convene. we can have the prayer" But
as this met with decided opposition the
senator withdrew his motion
Then came message from the house
with the information that that body
was organized. Sergeant-at-Arms King
was dispatched to see if the house had
adjourned. A moment later a second
communication from the house came,
informing the senate that a committee
composed of Representatives Hansen,
Robinson and Larsen, had been ap-
pointed to act with the senate commit
tee to inform the governor that the
organization of the legislature was
completed
Senator Ne5elzer moved for the ap-
pointment of a committee on rules. The
president named the mover of the mo-
ton and Senators Evans and Howell as
such committee.
At 1:55 the senate adjourned until 2
oclock this afternoon to meet in joint
session with the house of representa-
tives, for the purpose of receiving the
governors message.
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CIVIL SERVICE SAVED.
Spoilsmen Were Not Willing to Go
On Record.

Washington, JAN 9.-The house today
reversed the decision of the committee
Of the whole last Friday, when the ap-
proDriation for the civil service COM
mission was struck out of the leg1s-
Iative, executive and judicial aDDropri-
alton bill. In committee. where MEM
bers do not go on record. the approprIt
alton was stricken out by a vote of 81
to 81. Today. when the roll was called.
the appropriation was restored. the
motion TO strike out being defeated
SO to 49,.
The house today, by special order.
decided to proceed with the considera-
ton of the naval personnel bill as soon
as the bill for the codification of the
laws of Alaska is out of the way. About
seventy additional pages of the latter
bill were covered today. leaving al
most 100 pages still undisposed of.
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
Opening Session of Utah's Legisla-
ture.
Wreck On Lehigh Road.
Mrs. McQuewan Commits Suicide.
Sensation at Helena
PAGE TWO.
Mrs. Wright Charges Her Husband
With Murder.
s'Kid'' Mccoy Weakens.
Union Pacific Wreck.
PAGE THREE.
The County Commissioners.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Democrats Honor Old Hickory.
State Supreme Court.
County Finances.
Postal Telegraph Company VS.. the
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Officials Here.
PAGE SIX
The Geyser- Marion
State News.
PAGE EIGHT
Ministers Association Endorses the
Protest Against B. H Roberts.
Stout Bound Over.
Rumors of Richards.
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clock which licked solemnly on the wall
pointed to 12:07 p. m.
Every member of the senate was
present and by a sort of natural ten
dency the Salt Lake members had grav-
itated to the left wing of the semi
circle of seats, next them coming the
Utah delegation, then in the center the
two Republicans and on the right the
Weber county and other country mem
bers Here are their names:
First District-William G.. Nebeker of
Tooele county.
Second Dfstrict-Joseph Howell of
Cache county.
Third District-Aquila Nebeker Of
Rich county.
Fourth District-Lewis w. shurtliff
and Fred ]. Kiesel of Weber county.
Fifth District-Robert c. Chambers
of Summit county.
Sixth District-Martha II. Cannon,
David H. Peery, jr., David Q. Rideout,
jr., Richard K. Thomas and Orson F.
Whitney of Salt Lake.
Seventh DiStrict-Abraham Q. Smoot
and Abel J. Evans of Utah county.
Eighth District-JOseph V. Robson
Of Millard county.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures Alder of
Sanpete county.
Tenth District-Isaac K. Wright of
Sewer county
EleNenIn EISLIlCl-INOl44ll di1l1SI
Of Beaver county.
Twelfth District-Hardin Bennion of
Uintah county.
Messrs. Nebeker, Shurtliff, Chambers,
Rideout, Robson, Wright and Mrs.
Cannon drew long-term lots at the last
session and are the holdover members.
Mr.. Peery was elected to fill the va
capcy caused by the resignation of
Senator Whitaker.
"The list of the members of the SEN
ate" said Mr. Hammond, which have
here, comprises eight hold-over and ten
newly-elected senators. What is your
pleasure as to the use OF this list as
prima facie evidence of the personnel
of this body?"
Senator Aquila Nebeker, the first of
the solons to %aise his voice in the new
legislature, spoke up: Il would ask that
the list be read.
TAKING THE OATH OF OFFICE.
In a clear voice Mr. Hammond read
the list and then the first motion was
placed before the senate by w. G. Neb-
eker. Il move" he said, that the chair
appoint committee of three to notify
the chief justice that the senators are
now ready to take the OATH"
The motion carried and Mr.. Ham
Inond appointed as that committee: w.
G. Nebeker and Joseph Howell While
Bartch, Who was in the room, to the
rostrum, the roll was called by Mr..
Hammond. 1.-The ten senators chosen
at the recent election" then command
ed Mr.. Hammond, will arise and be
sworn"
And Chief Justice Bartch admins
tered the oath. There was the least
perceptible catch in his voice as he read
the solemn pledge, while the ten new
members stood with uplifted hand and
at its conclusion soberly assented to its
provisions.
Then came the election of a presi-
dent and Mr.. Hammond kept the helm
long enough to steer the senate past
this shoal J. V. Robson of Millard
placed in nomination Aquila Nebeker
of Rich, the nominee of the Democrat
ic caucus, Senator Chambers of Summit
county seconding the nomination.
Mr.. Hammond began, ''if there are
no further
But hereppon rose up Senator Alder
of Sanpete, one of the two Republic |
ans in the body. 81 wish to present
the name of Senator Joseph Howell of |
Cache county for president of the sen
ate," he said, and the entire body |
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bered the difficulty of two years ago,
when precisely the same objection had
been raised, and said he: Nothing in
the resolution states that these nomin-
ationS come from any caucus
The president upheld Senator Nebe-
ker, and ruled that the point of order
was not well taken.
Senator AlderS turn came then, and
he asked the privilege of presenting his
candidates likewise in bulk-as it were
Mr.. w. G. Nebeker went around to
Senator Alder's desk, while the latter
hesitated in his selection of parliament
tary language. There was a whispered
conference while the other senators
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Charges of Bribery In the Senator ial
Contest.
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
EACH HOUSE APPOINTS a SPE-
CIAL COMMITTEE.
Intense Excitement and Some Anxi-
ETY. at Senatorial Headquarters
Investigation Was Instigated By
the Marcus Daily Faction-Contest
Between Stewart and Newlands.
lSneciaI to The Herald.l

Butte, Jan. "a Standard special from
Helena says: At a session of the legisla-
ture this afternoon a tremendous sensa-
ton was created by the introduction in
both houses of q resolution demanding the
appointment of a joint committee to in
qulre into the rumorS and charges OF
bribery in the senatorial contest The
proposed investigation was vigorously op-
posed by some house members, but was
carried and three senators and three
house members were appointed.
Intense excitement prevails and in
certain quarters marked evidences of
anxiety are betrayed. The committee is
expected TO push the inquiry and signifi-
cant facts will probably be given out
early in the morning before the first ball
lot for senator is taken. The resolution
was introduced by the Daily or anu-Clark
faction of the Democrats.
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New Officers at Pocatello.

NOPSSAoA ~ @AAO AA@-NANA
Pocatello. Ida, Jan. 9.-The new
county officers were sworn in and took
charge of their offices this morning. as
follows: Commissioners. Frank Wat
son. Democrat: l. K. Hillman, Repub-
lican. and William Chester. Democrat;
sheriff, John Ellis, Democrat: clerk.
James S. Campbell, jr.. Democrat; as
SCISSOR. c. H Bassett. silver-ReDub-
lican; probate judge, c. B. Shaw. DEM
ocrat; surveyor, o. Sonnenkalb. silver
Republican; county attorney, j. w.
Eden. Democrat; county physician. H.
A. Castle, Republican; treasurer. L. S.
Pond, Republican.
E. G. Gallett has been appointed dep
uty clerk. Other deputies have not been
named yet.
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Boise Banks Agents.
(Special to The HeraldO

Washington, D. c., Jan. Comp
troller of the Currency Dawes has ap-
proved the Omaha National Bank of
Omaha, Neb., and the Merchants Lac
lede National Bankj of st. Louis, Mo,
es reserve agents for the First National
Bank of Boise.
Nevada postmasters appointed today:
Foltz, Humboldt county, Henrietta Cor
biere, vice John r. Foltz, removed; +;
Schurz, Esmeralda county. Ralph NJ
Norris. vice. James 0. Gregory, resigned.
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New1ands Against Stewart.

Carson. New Jan The contest for
the United States seeafership in Nevada
is growing more k6ersFis the time ap-
Droaches for the cul1fn3ation of the long
struggle. The first hAlof will be taken
week from tomorteE sAffd the principal
candidates are here and all are working
hard Senator William NJ. Stewart and
Congressman Frank G. Newlands are the
principal competitors. but a. c. Cieve-
land who arrived today, is also supposed
to be a candidate although he will make
no announcement. The silver state cen
tral committee has been summoned TO a
meeting here on Thursday. presumably TO
participate in the senatorial hght-
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Every Senator and Representative Was in His Scat
Yesterday Noon
NEBEKER CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF SENATE.
AND ROYLANCE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
Both Houses VIII Meet In Joint Session This Afternoon to
Hear the Governors Message.

"Rat-tat-tat-tat," sounded the gavel
of Secretary of State Hammond. The
time has arrived, said the secretary,
'tand if the senate viii be in order we
Will proceed to. business" The clustered
groups Of chatting, hand-shaking sena-
tors which thronged the city council
chamber scattered quickly and the up
per house of Utah's third Legislature
was convened. The hands of the big
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ator Smoot moved as an amendment
that the committee be empowered to
draw up a resolution embodying the
names of the nominees that they might
all be voted upon at one time The
motion as amended was adopted. Then,
at 12:45, as the senate sat twiddling It's
fingers in embarrassed idleness Sena-
tor Smoot moved that a ten-minute
recess be taken, and the senators de-
lightedly carried the motion.
At 1856 the senate again came TO Or
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following list of nominations:
President-Aquila Nebeker of Rich.
Secretary-A. c. Morris of Sat Like.
Minute Clerk-W. S. Tolton of Bea-
yer.
Docket Clerk. R. Vance of Utah.
Enrolling or Engrossing Clerk-Mar-
tin Lenzi of Salt Lake
Committee Clerks-L. C. Johnson of
Salt Lake and Charles Augustsin of
Uintah.
Sergeant-at-Arns- A. King of
Salt Lake.
Chaplain-Harmon Cummings of Wa
satch.
Messenger-Asa S. Hawley of Sewer.
Doorkeeper-H. J. Faust, at large
Watchman-Reuben Nebeker of Box
Elder.
Page-John L. Jenkins of Utah.
OBJECTIONS FROM MINORITY.
Up then rose Senator Kiesel, the Og-
den insurgent, and spoke:
Il wish to raise a point of order. The
resolutions of any caucus cannot be
recognized in this body
But Senator Nebeker had remem-
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looked on with amused tolerance, and
then Senator Alder spoke again:
Il move as substitute for Senator
Nebekers resolution that the following
be chosen officers of this body:
'Secretary-R. S. Campbell of Salt
Lake.
Minute Clerk-M. NJ. Steel of Gar
field.
'sergeant-at-Arms-Abner Crane of
Sanpete
-Engrossing Clerk-.Charles Elliott of
Grand.
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Especial to The Herald.)
Pocatello, Ida. Jan. 9.-JoseDh Perry
of Ogden and Lydia Douglass of Poca-
tello were married at the residence of
the brides parents in this city this
evening.
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"Chaplain-Daniel seegmiller

'Chapla1n-Ddnlel Seegmlller OF
Kane.
pocket Clerk-Andrew Thompson,
jr., of Sanpete.
ssenger-Henry Track of Carbon.
''Dcorkeeper-Fr ]. Holbrook of
Millard.
'.Watchman-John A. Latham of
Cache
Committee Clerks-W. H. Croft of
Morgan and Albert Erickson of Tooele.' -
DEMOCRATIC LIST ELECTED.
The Republican slate was promptly
voted down by 16 to vote, and the
Democratic list was as promptly and
by the same vote adopted.
Senator Robson then claimed the
chairs attention. Il desire to have it
appear upon the record he said, that
DR.. H. J. Faust was appointed, not
from Millard county, but at large"
The officers chosen were thereupon
sworn in by President Nebeker. Sena-
tor Rideout moved that the house Of
representatives be informed by the sec
retary that the senate was now in ses-
sion, and had elected its officers. The
motion carried.
On motion of Senator Wright the
rules Of the last senate were adopted
to govern the senate until otherwise or
deren.
Senator Peery moved that commit
tee of three be appointed to act with a
like committee from the house to in
form the governor that the legislature
was now in session, and ready to re-
ceive any communication which he
might have to offer. Senator Evans OBJ
jected on the ground that no word had
come from the house that it had or
ganized. Sergeant alarms King was
sent to ascertain how the house was
getting along.
Meanwhile, on motion of Mr.. Wright.
the senate decided to draw for seats,
Mrs. Cannon being given first choice
and it being provided that the members
from the several counties be seated
close together. AS it happened, nearly
all had taken seats that suited each
one, and the only change made was an
exchange of seats between Senators
PeeTy of Salt Lake and Bennion of the
Twelfth district.
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PRESIDENT NEBEKER AGAIN.

The roll was called and Senator Nebe-
ker received sixteen votes, to two for
Senator Howell, Senator Alder and Sen
ator Aquila Nebeker being the only
ones to vote for the Republican nomi-
nee Senators Howell and Robson
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breathed a bored sigh, for from this it
was evident that the Republicans had
been true to their vow to put up an en-
tire set of officers.
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DINGLEY'S CONDITION..

Shows No Improvement and Is Grow
ing Very Weak.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Representative
Dingley's condition tonight is again
such as to cause his family much con-
Germ. He is simply holding his own,
his system. weakened by disease. refus-
ing to respond to the ncurishment and
medicines given him. During the day
he has had periods of consciousn SIS and
recognized his friends, but there has
been much delirium.
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ORGANIZATION COMPLETED

There was some little difficulty on
the subject of communication with the
house and the governor. Several sena-
tors had been studying up the senate
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MRS. M 'QUEWAN
ENDS HER LIFE
Hung Herself With a Trunk
Strap Yesterday.
THE DAUGHTER OF
JUDGE JAMES A. MINER
Pitiful Death In a San Francisco
Hotel.

Vas the Belle of Ogden Society Dur
ing All the Time She Resided
There-A Beautiful and Accompli-
shed Woman-Her Father Hears
the News While On the Bench
Left For California Last Even
ing.
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Thirteen People Killed and
twenty-five Hurt.
BLUNDER in ORDERS
CAUSED COLLISION
Bodies of the Victims Were Ter
ribly Mangled.

Head-on Collision Between An Ex-
cursion Train, Loaded With Pas
sengers, and Local Express
Casualties All Occurred In One
Coach, Which Was Crushed to
Atoms-Sickening Scenes Wit
messed.
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SILVER AND LEAD.

100
Bar silver, 591s cents.
Lead brokers', 1915.
Copper, casting, IL cents.
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TO-DAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Cloudy; Probably Snow.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
8el9tfde Pafen,

Sn berf6iebenen @egenben %unisres Gam
oes lit Oas Sntereffe IN Der 3u4t 6elgiI4er
0nfen in Der 3unabme begriffen ul1o dls
Na6rungsmittel finDet oas 6leti6 Die er 6az
len me6r unD me6r Entertaining un0 5reunz
be, @or 3ebn Su6ren nod paren 6elgii4e
9a1en in Nn1eritu2 taum me6r als Dem glaz
men na6 befannt, 6eute d6er treten an Dielen
pldBen 6aien3i9ter> 0ereine ms 0a1e;a
unb trasen biel oa3u BEL, be 3uGt bie1e5
S6iere8 als cine @inna6mequeQe Dem qubz
litum ndfer bor Nugen gu fii6ren, Der helz
glide Safe lit betanntli6 am meilten in
9erltiGIan0, 8elgien, Srantrei9 unb Der
S4tpei3 alS 3ubttbier eingebiirgert unb Iein
5Iet14 ais Nd6tmittel beIiebt. 8eIonpers
iebt, BEL ben 1teigenben Sleii9preiie len, folte
man bier3ulan0e Der &antnfen3u6t rs9t
piel Nufmertiamteit f9enten, Die Weibbsn
gebdren i'm Otter bon IS Monaten un0
nerfelr iG6rli9 6 big 8 Mal BON 3 Bis II
Sunge auf einmal, 10 baB man our9f9nittz
li6 BON elmer 9Giin etna 36 Snn8e i'm
sSo6r gu erparten Fat. 9a' nun leBtere i'm
Otter BON 6 Bis IL Monaten ie ungefdbr 8
9funb piegen, 70 fat man bon ejnem W&ut=
FERTILIZER pd6renO zines Sa6re5 na4 obiger
notwithstanding Elm 5leii4proolltt pon
288 pfun0, 9os 6leii4 1T lGnlad6aft uno
'faftiq, Der trenge &eT4mad te3 einheitni ,4sn
pilren 9aYenS ober 8anin6en5 fs9tt :3m
gdn3li6. SIS ioGt, ni4t Idlrer 4aIten, 6p@
tetz unb SpeiIebiuierz8eTb in Sen 9r0Be>
rem @tdbten gu beranlaTen, bas 6leii6 Der
belgt1den 6afen auf i6re Speiie3ettel gu
IeBen n1b auf bieie Weiie einen lO6nen0en
Nbiab fir Die S6iere gu f9affen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Weitwdrts, DO!

Mit Der @reat Nprt6ern=ga6n Iinb in Der
er1ten Sftoberpofe me6r als 100 5armer
aus Mi6igan uno Soma mad bsm IN t :
1i9en % abington getomn1et, pon
benen bic meifen Ii6 in Der PuJet Sun0~
@e9enb, M6atcomz, Stdgit @oHntD etc. Gnz
1teoeln tperben. Die Remembering na9
iener nit einem mil6en &lima unb fruht6az
rem 8oben geIegneten 9egeno 1T ballptId6z
lib auf bic itrenge &Glte 3uriid5ufii6ren, DON
tpel6er Die q%enannten unb unb:ren Stddtsn
i'm bprigen Winter 9eim9elu3t purpen.
Na6 benz neuen nBactfic @Oat DIRECTORY"
lit bic @inmo6neri6aft an Der 8eaingbam
Sal in ben lebtperflohenen 8 Mpnuten INN
so 8amilien bsreiGert i%porOen; 6airbaOen
er6ielt rs gro3ent Oiefes 3una4ies unO
3dblt iebt etpa 1000 @intpobuer.
Nuf Der Wbutcom Gountp : 5air in
5oir6aDsn, % a + / g OF n, mos
rem neuli9 prd6tige grobeeren aus
geitsQt, bic tur8 porber erft i'm Sars
ten eepfliidt porben tparen. 9a in ies
ner 8eaenD bas &eifper6en bon GrDbeeren
Ielbit INN @ei6na6ten herum ni9t 81 BEN
SeltsnGeiten geb0rt, erregte bic IusTeGung
Der iaftigen 9eeren fem beionoeres 4ufz
Ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Qnbou Ser pfefermdnse.

Sn ct. Soiepb Gountp, SnOiunu, BE-
i6dftigen fi9 einige 2unOpirt6e, an Oeren
Gpibe @rzgenator s. Golfer Ite6t, i9on
Ieit Sabren NIT Nnball bon 8feffermiin8e
fraut, poraus oas pfeIferlniin35f, ein
geiu6ter Nrtitel, geponnen piro. Der oies~
iG6ri9e @rtrag ergab bic Quantitdt BON
300 Pfun0 pfeffermiin3Ol, fir psl4ea
ben Probu5enten so Gents per pfurD pffez
rirt, bon oieIen aber ni9t angenommen
puroe, Der ~pffertrte preis piirbe in Der
9elammtfumme ii6er $4,000 betragen, Elm
G~egenitan0, aus ipel9em man tpo6l ifliez
BEN tann, DaB unter giinitigen 8er6G(tz
nifen Der 8eingeninn BEL benz Nnbau Der
Pfeffermiin3e profitdbler Iein muB, als Der
4nbau irgeno elmer unoersn Sru9t. 8enn
audi in 8etra9t ge3ogen nerben muB, bab
Die pfeffermiin3fultur gepifie &enntniiIe
unb eigene 9ebanOlung erforbert, 10 geEt
bod aus Dem genonnenen ReTultat 6erbor,
0aB gepiIe 2dnbereien fir Oiefe 8ultur
geeignet ltnb unb es fi9 fir Man4en lob
men m09te, 9anO baran gu legen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18

nirgenbs in ben 8ereinigten Stduten linb
Die NieoerI6ldge ousrei4enO fir Die erfolgz
rei9e gultur bes S6ee1truu4esn uno ,oa5er
foQte, nsnn m0glid, fir tiinitli39 8epGhe@
rung Gorge g~etragen perben.
Die 8erIu9e in SummerbiQe tpur6en III
tleinem MuBitabe ~begonnen, 5o9 1T Die Nn@
~pflun3ung mad unO nab 10 nett Dergr0Bert
morOen, ouB iebt mebr ais so Ncres nit
S6espflan3en angebaut finb. so balO bic
ielben ibre po1e Sra9barteit errsi4en, pirb
man auf einen @rtrag bon 10000 PfunO
re9nen fDnner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Die beuri9e K~leefamenernte.

sSn ben ipnIt rei9 probu3irenoen Staaten
1T bic aleeIamenernte cine fe6r un9lei4e.
IS 1T perbdttniBmGBig penig neuer Sam:
auf benz Martte erf3ienen, obf9on in Gbiz
caQo unb Spleoo Der @mpfang tiir3li3 Elm
qr0Berer getpor6en 1T. M6er iiber Elm gu:
oiel fam ii9 Der @ef9Gftsmann nl4t be-
flagen, unb es BADEN ii4 bic Prsiie bes6alb
in lebter 3eit audi itetig gebolten. Sn emit
gen Der Ionit ertragrci9en 0itritte lit Der
@rtrug better ausgefaaen, uls man ertCar%
tet bate, mas aber bic Sbutia4e ni4t aus
19lieBt, baB Die @rnte i'm 9an3en nur dls
cine mGBige be3ei9net peroen tann.
@ie bic Bulletins ~unIerer 3egierun9 be-
reits mitget6eilt BADEN, bat ii4 Der 8inter
1898-1899 als Elm Der &leeiaat gefd0rliz
6er erpieien. 9as Re1ultat 1T cine NIT
telmGBige Grnte. 9a3u tommt, oaB cas-
&Ieeareal Elm peniger ausgeOe6ntes 1T, uI5
leBtes SaAr. Der 8egierungs6eri4t pom
September t6eilt nit, baB bic 8e0uftion
be5 &leeareals in &entudD it9 auf %
Pro3ent 6elduft, in Obio ouf 7, in Widiz
gan auf 50, in Snbiana auf IA, in Sui
nDiS auf 80, in Wisconitn auF Is, in Sptpa
auf As uno in Miiipurt auf 26 Yro3ent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-18
Granberries in misconiin.

Na6 elmer &%orreiponOen3 bes Gbicagoer
vGecorD" bon Granmoor, @ts., 5iebt bus
n0roli9e Biscpnitn jebt me6r @ranberries,
al5 irgenb Elm anberes 9ebiet BON gleiber
@r0be, unb Die @rnte 1T beuer ii6er a4e
WtaBen e~rgiebig. q. 9. 8ennet &c Sp6n
6eimften bon 70 Ndern flint Metlen n0roz
li9 BON Granmoor ni4t tpeniger als 2400
SAB Oie1er 8eeren Elm, 0a tie Dafiir
$4,000 er6ielten unb bic proouftionstpz
item Bios $4,000 betrugen, ma9ten ie einen
19Dnen 9rofit. gs f&eint, DaB bic ionit
unbrau9baren @umpfldnoereieu in NOroz
8isconfin, bic fir 81 Bis 81 ben Nder gu
BADEN iinb, ii4 oOr3iigli4 fir bic Gronz
berrpz&ultur eignen. 0abei fol Die NiSz
c~onltner 8eere, obtpobI tpilO, ~iaftiger unb
T6madbafter iein, a1s Die Ditli4e. Gas
pfliden pirO meiit bur@ Snoianerz un0
anbere &inDer beiorgt.