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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-07
SPECIAL SALE OF Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
BY AUTHOElTY.
NOTICE TO FRUIT IMPORTERS


Owing to pest discovered by The Gov
ernment Entom ologist, Prof A. Koebele,
called the Mediterranean fly and which Is
doing much damage to the fruits in the
Australian colonies and South Sea Islands,
notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Agriculture and Forestry that the import
alton OF fruits from the Australian colonies
and the South Sea Islands is strictly for
hidden.
DAVID HAUGHS,
Secretary and Commissioner Of agr cul-
ture.
Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1890. 13i9-lm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
A BIC SUGAR DEAL.
William u. Mcintyre Buys One thousand
Shares.
ueber .. Grant A Co. the seller aud
Fifteen Dollars the Riguro
Paid.

The largest deal In Utah sugar stock
made "a recent months was consum
mated yesterday through broker James
" Jennings The purchaser was WIN.
II. Mcintyre who recently parted with
Die interests In the Mammoth mine.
and the aoller was Hober j. Grant s.
co. The price was gi5 per ehlrc. the
highest figure the stock has rgachad
since it paid it, 20 per cent stock diyi-
dend In the epring. Iicbcr y. Grant.
president OF Grant q CO.. when asked
about the sale this morning. confirmed
it "Wc have just received Mt Mc-
intyrc's check for $4,000" he said.
land surrendered the stock Mr. jon.
nIngs asked us to name a figure on
two thousand aharcs. but our board de-
clued 90 part VITA more than one
thousand We huvu every confidence
ln the future Of the aus1r company
and would not have parted with what
We dld, except for the fact that by
making tho deal our company could
practically wlpc out iH entire inter-t
bearing Indebtedness. and that was "a
temptation too great Co De- resisted
The firm Of flcbcr j. Grant q GO. r.
aiiii the second heaviest stoskholdor On
the Utah sugar company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
MAMMOTH Is STATIONARY.
Hunkor IIiii Puts on spurt North
ern Light VERY Active at ne
duecd Figures.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER sos
LEAD, SLiO
CASTING COPPER II.

business ON the Salt Lake Exchange
today was quite active with "a very
noticeable rise in Grand Central a large
number Of smaller stocks participated
and prices were with but fow oNcop-
lions no higher than those Of yesterday.
Grand Central went 90 $50 while mann
moth sold around 8lsl ply.WcHt
was In demand around yl2g1, and Daisy
sold around %. Northern Light dld %
phenomenal business ne prices which
ruled down 10 %. Star Con dropped
100 at e2ls and swansea followed at
as. A / cent assessment causes Golden
Eagle TO sag 10 ~ and Joe Bowers
fell back 20 q while Sunbeam ala
business at % and May Day at "A. Bun
kcr Hill made a squirt to and Krom.
lin sold at g. Valto changed hands
at 70. West Mountain at 22h and Rich.
mond anaconda at II. Little chief
sold ut 1A and Triumph went at ?.
Closing quotations were posted a. fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12


=. I. Farnsworth teft Tor Frisco last
evening
IN. ,,,rttt, -.....,.. ......,.t rt,.
..,r. o., .i,tl,t sN'il ~ ''t''''
'",'' '"l'g'
&c ~ ~ Sa's OF yehtcnnlal HuieNa orc
'''''f''' '""N''
The Utah Con Ut nohlnH1n had car
OF ore ON the market today
car Of ore ,,,. ,ys,t.t.t TODAY
from tho g,isn, ~ t.i.h s,.rIgaa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mn.
~, ~. s'aivu ,.lly thli ih hu'i''h-
''''" '''N VIII 'i'.s H"Mh l'A's'
George Dorm has rUuu tH Ngrcur 20
discharge the August pagI..
Morcur mine.
t,,.,,.,, So. ,.t.... .,,,... ~
"a. ~ ".yNW.'H nag lAh,N
iar
srit. g.t.,, t.t.... ..s .,,...t.,..,, ,.,...rt -
M '.l. Nlllh "t n..U ',i,.'
.r. '''' '''''N'' '""'' WIN
IhH lnlHecs on United states property
had Two cars OF ore ON the market toe
Jay
The Constellation Mining company OF
Park CITY iH prgparing 90 DO some cX-
lcnHiNt prospecting WORK.
The C0.horHe power boiler ordered
some time ago Tor the Joe Bowers EX-
tension ~ now on the ground
In letter 10 Z. T.. wilson. Joseph
Rock writes that the ore hollis lu the
Aetna near HALEY. Ida. have broaden
cd CUT beyond hia eNpcctntlauH
A totnl OF sss,s sbnr,. ,y.r, s,id IN.
Inv an Inc gnit ~ fsg.t,,,,,. which
represented value OF fiTslgGg.
A good showing ~ frsa milling ore lie
said Ia exlat I'm ia. t6.f..t .hrff ~ tbs
Monitor mine of stntsIlrg II.lrlrt
rh. 49,. ~ a., man.. nj.
,ti,i,,.. '.',..,'l.,, w. W. N''''' ~
49,, w,
,..,,t. ',. -, ~ "''
''"'s '""'' IN'"pi' "h tH' i''n'
hflN. Young has loit with l1t VI sup
plle. i,f hn clnlum in n.ep Creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12


For some time past there has been
some rivalry between the old and now
stock exchanges. A meeting of the
governors ~ the Utah board was held
last Saturday and "a scheme was pre-
scented to DO away with the Utah ,N-
change, II seems that the sail Lake
exchange offered 90 soil 8 memberships
lu that board 20 tho Utah exchange for
81 0O0 ON condition that the Utah cx-
change gu out NJ business and turn
over q mineral exhibit said 20 be worth
81 600 on the governors claiming they
We're not authorized 90 act ln the mat
ter meeting ~ the members of the
Utah board wuH sut Tor last evening at
the office of brokers Smith q Free. loo
the Atlas block This meeting was at
tended by about thirty-nyu members
and the presentation Of the proposal
oCcnHiuuCd some nuiWuHty After 70
good deal OF talk II was decided TO
appoint u committee 90 confer with the
salt Lake board and undvuvur tu effect
compromise. Following lH the oum-
mittov appointed James W Camp
bell, NJ. J, DMvUru. Morris Summer
W T.. Nlgus. NJ y, Buck, Eli l.. Price
and John q FoulkH
The committee rnd0ayorod 20 arrange
Tor meeting today ana the opinion
was confidently expressed by pruml-
mont member NJ he new exchange that
satisfactory arrangement would be
made and the Utah exchange wuuld
become thing OF the past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
THIS WAS A RALLYING DAY
But Inc Bears Got Stocks Down Pretty Low
In Places.



Now Norksopt l2.-Ihe sudden d'a'h
Of Cornelius vanderbilt coming before
trading b,rrr gays app9rtunltv for
- - ..t.. A..
H'''' p''p''"'''' w. '"ii
10 consequence, the iurunds made upon
values were mostly restricted Co frac-
tt... 80. y,tt ,.vt.4f .ff.r ,,..p.
lNF H""h "hly p, HN''N'' i'il''N To-
Few of the rpscIlltiHH HunDrrd severely
TfuuprrUe coal showed "a decline OF gts
..t... 49,. ,t. ..,...,.l.... ,........,t.,,. Lane
tho price was quickly urea q point ht
time TO ii1ih. rally ~ 5H points.
urUptIvu Trnurit. under thD pressure
~ ,.., 49,. .,..t..t., t,,.,,.
'' ''-'l w. ui.''''.' o." "''l'
dropped Go H3NI. N'rN determined SUPP
Port was forthcoming Tor this stock Hpd
10 ,.4s ttftat .e,fg .tHr ,rbf,,,-t
49,
NN'I "l 'H.IlNEi OF lN'' ahhi'a l'i7
aud upwards. the price quickly f.ll
again 90 near g9.
"''.'"pl' 10 '"'l 'h' F,n'i" U''
Mni' lfuHNhi'l OWING 10 10" ugEr'H.lNH
support evident ln sensitive spots. ilH.
rUtyrIDs appropriated point ln the
leading rr.HnltIUs ana tuH standard
stocks Improved largely uu covering.
and Southern Pacific 81. Immense
blocks OF stocks appeared Zoo BROOKLYN
Transit uu the rise Go Uur and the
weight uf offerings eventually started
lt downward, pG. being reached ut %
O'Clock. This defeated The uttumutH ut
support elsewhere. and values zen
again AN around below the previous
low point Tennessee coal came back
a. iil after touching iiNh. Liquidation
,,,,5 H. NV. y! wy VA. .,l pnil l'ir'
Htuplusa orders were reached In all the
principal properties. The Flower ~.
down Az iiaiG any y nal,, S or ,,g, W ,,1l
nipp,d on most ~ the industrial spec
ylaltlca' lhc drive eliminated, owing
70 the 'hFcrntHH " shorts Co cover ut
thr lower piano. brooklyn Transit tee
covered about w ana rallies N equal
Importance were made ln Tho other iu-
dualflalH' knllWnys sympithlzrd less
strongly and showed u disposition DO
Yield readily on HIGHT offerings Tho
market was hoHitntlng ana unsettled nt
noon
fflttH continued % move upwards ln
the hn1l hour ana ihc demand from
tue hhurH became sbthor urgent fur
some stocks brooklyn Transit worked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

refinery. II 10 expected TO- arrive to-
morrow md although 10 will weigh no
more than i25 pounds those 0n the In
SIDE say that tho value OF the shipment
VIII foot up to about g. 900 Every
thing is said 10 be working very sntis-
tactorily at the mill since tn0 change
was made IN the tanks. The tuIings
chow that the solution H. doins iis work
IN very gratifying way as the gold
values obtained In them are less than
20 cents o. ION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
orrs AIir IxAmiSrp.
No Decision Woach,d sa to which WIZ
Hest suit the smeitcr Company,

H'at suit the sn'lter totupanfs
Colonel Hebron NJ the bingham Gold
aud COPPER Mining company returned
from 1iulg this mOfnluE after ID stay
NJ s.F"rul days. The analysis OF Grand
Drr'rll ores has proved them very Hut-
lafHrtury Cor amoltor purposes. The
Eagle hud Blue Ben ore lH said 20 be
very similar 10 that OF Grand Central
The Mammoth and Lower Mammoth
nnurdH ore that could be advantageous
ly used Ia the proposed rcW HmoltCr A
thorough examination will be- made of
the merits ~ ore from "a number u
properties and % will likely be- some
time before "a decision DE- reached us 60
which ~ the Tlutic properties offers
thr best grade Of ore 10 the smoltur
people.
Speaking N the reported strikes In
thU HhuHhrllrH Hunguxu the colonel
r.lI some small bodies ~ ore On pore
uhfy had been encountered. but the
vein rHa not ben reached and there
has been no strike worth speaking o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Abstract of transfers filed In record
crH office, Sal, Lake county, Sept. a..
iseJ.
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company 10 Edw. milford war
rnnty deed. s2iaNtiti fcet south
block 9. plat G...................i $500
j. II. Cuchrarr TO Wilford Lewis.
warranty decd. southeast of
section %, township ] south,
range west. DO. 90. ........ 1000
H. J. Faust. Jr.. To Elizabeth 4.
% loi ;. block Z Plat e.. $3.50
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company 90 ~. 10. Reynolds,
warranty deeds rods hy ilit r..
nsr o iot :. bloc. :. piit a.. 400
g.. o. Wilson Co Melissa u. riln-
ton, warranty dood. lots 10 60 o..
block %. West Grand Nlew..... 900
l.. 4. Reed ~ ul 60 Charlotte
clark warranty deed, lots 30
90 g. block II. Arlington
litlHht1ssa geo tss. ssssasstssssst
q. a. Boutwell, 10 Arnra u.
Crockett. warranty deed. lot li
ana north quarter or not 80
block .. city Park subdivision 1000
7. n. Jones 10 W. r. ~. shcp-
parl warranty decd. sy3 rods
southeast from ful- north ~
rods ynHt uf southwest corner ot
lot T. block l3i. plat A....,ss.s.. 100
Catherine ]. a. Trlpp 90 Rosetta
3. Dunn, warranty deed. a.
square rods southeast northeast
NJ section H. township 2 south.
range I west tssfsstssfsssssfssss %
J, W. Brlnnrd 90 Henry Ives.
warranty deed. lots 10 y. Gar
den city plat %, vtc........... 200
Harriet a. Brown 60 Joseph Far
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Denver, Sept, u-Cattlo-H Receipts.
1000 Market active and steady, HeDf
steers, a.,iu5.5Oi cows 2.5OU35i, fnrd-
Dra freight paid to river ag5ulGI.
st0ckors do, $500 iSG, bulls, sngs, ETC.,
gg-ulUO.
llurB# Receipts 800. Market lower
Light packers, i20GL25, mixed and
heavy A3OuI35.
sheep 200 Market un-
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Word waa given out Yesterday after
noon that the much-taikcd OF Annie
Laurie deal had been closed a sum %
s.lVpV0 was paid Tor the property aud
~ agreement was entered into which
hlndH the purchasers 90 ap0nd $4,000
w development work between now aud
ihe l1th DAY of next April Thirty
days r. given from tho time the $4,000
" expended to make the payment VI
tllWOvp. u II stated that the sum or
s-1NlD WIN be spent lu Development
before the end Of the vpnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Word was received at the Office Of
Ferguson q Cannon today telling of "a
strike ~ fine body of copper ore in
the Benton claim at present operated
by the Mast Mining company. The orc
was encountered ln uu upfuisc which ls
being driven from the tunnel Assay rc.
turns WDru uut uhiuiunhls today but
II was thought that values viii run up
we'll
About two weeks ug1 a large chunk
~ nur looking Tuloun was brought ln
from the claims nH the result OF re-
cont strike but this. 10 iH Understood.
will bee put entirely In the shade by the
present discovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

san Francisco. Sept. l2.-Wheut easy
Dec. ll0h; May LBS. cash i,O3A
BARLEY not quoted, cash barley 500
Aal..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Chlcngo,sept i2.-IIoga Receipts 20. o.
WV lrit over 900; tomorrow 30. 600
Market weak Ut dccl.gc " 5uiO cents
Mixed i.25di,Gi; good heavy t.35Ht 90.
rough heavy i,l5uA,25. light 4 5Oul. Gs:
extreme early top 40.
Cattle Receipts 1900 Market steady
20 weak hceyos .5OuG 90. COWS and
helferH 2,OOuh.a5. TeNua strprs . 5OIf
go Htookgrs and feeders 3O0d5 90:
western iO0u5.2i
sheep Receipts $4,000 Market steady.
sheep 3.0oui,j0; lambs iljaG.25.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Sept a. December wheat
OPENED at bNh touched Island reacted
60 us. Sept opened at 1OH. advanced
60 Nv aud reacted 10 70'.
Close Whcat-scpt. 1Jls Dec. nov:
May N0A.
corn-sgp uQH: Dec. 2sMqy.
Oats-srp. 2lhdA; Dec, 2lhagi.
lufkHHSep. 3ti, oct Is. 90.
Lhrd-Srp, $40; oct. 6,2gN.
Ribs sen. hl7l oct b.t7i5mb.2O.
Cash Wheat No. rcd 12A. No 2
rcd 6sn5is, No, hard winter 60. No.
. hard winter dduds. No. ! northern
spring i2huigA. No. . red 1inIa. No.
o spring Giu7l.
Corn No. 3lUR: No. 38id4.
oau' No 2 20, No. 2i4.
BARLEY -36huH.
Rye-dG
Timothy
Flax .O3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

CHEAp.-HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock. Must be sold Inquire la W.
Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Camphtil a Greonc, stock urnLcrs.
10 W. Second South st. Telephone 30,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
dts Way Ahead"

There's at least one New York man
who knows what's what He was a
burlington passenger from Kansas city
10 Denver q couple Of weeks ago. and as
he comfortably Tilted back In a big easy
chair In the amoking-room OF the sleep
Ing car silva" lac expressed himself
IN this fashion; Don't talk to mo about
tho fine trains they run back East.
know all about them. They're not In It
with the West, Look at this CARTS
way ahead OF anything you'u nnd out
side OF the limited trains between CHI
caBo and New York. Ana as Tor dim
lng cars, why honestly, I've Just had a
better meal than / can got IN any res
taurnnt In New York. with perhaps
three exceptions"
II you take the Burllngton's 1910 o.
m. or $3.50 p, m. train for Omaha, Chlca-
go, Kansas city, ana 81. Louis. you viii
have an opportunity Of satisfying your
self ms TO the correctness OF this New
Workers. statement.
Ticket Office. ga $. W. Temple st,
/. A.. BENTON. Ticket Agent, II. q. W.
Ry, poply Block.
II. y. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent,
W. T.. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.
ga 5. w. Temple st., Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Additional trains. sundays and uollaBvs
lonNu SAT- take, NJ .n a. fu aud I.lI Id !. ,
leave lnrmtnftun ana Lagoon. lam 10 ~
and 21up M. ~ w.
Depot Third West anl 18th rompio g,.
touurNi once. lGl j NHu 4.
slMON HAMnEtgEti, grnY N-r
IL W. IAliLN, Uouu pass hu.It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

.<'stis$s> CURRENT NJ. 49,.
S;::S TINE TABLE.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No. tHlur Provo, Nranu Junction
and nll points East .............. s71am
No Flor Puvu, Grand Junction
and on points East .............. 90 D m
No. C-lur bingham. LDhi Provo
Mautl. ilolknnp and Inter.
mediate ruluts................. 500 n m
No. s-iur Eureka, puyson. Provo
and all intermediate points so m
No 3-lur ogden and tho Wost.s.. 90 i "a
No i=Iur ogden and the West. gl5 Ia
=. =, points aqi We,t,s'.,....,.,'. Il ppm
mediate point! ..'''','..'',..'. seam
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CRY
No i-luum bingham prnva
Grand junction aud tho
No 3-ir0m Provo Grand June
ton and tho East................ sHpm
No 5-lrnm Provo bingham. Eu-
frsh, Hglknap Mnnu and
ininrmrdluiu paints ...g.... bnpm
No 7=ltum Eureka, paysnn Pro-
A.. yoand inlermciIiic points, 10 ooa m
No, 81 nom ogden and tho West. SOFA
No i-lrum OGDEN aud tho West 9Bpm
No 10 rom ogden ana intcrmod-
. lNin inlutsHs...Hr ...t........... o 10 ID IN
No h-fuui Park CITY aud Tutor,
TcKETF do'fPfIdE' ia west second z sJ SR
street Wuatutlcu curnurL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NhairHct 81 transfers filed In record
crs office. salt Lake county. Sept. u,
1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
October 30, 1899.
The WOman'S Club
Movement in Nebraska

1t was in March, 1865, that Sorosis, the
pioneer womans club. was organized in New
York City with twelve members and with
Alice Cary for president. 1t was in March,
1889, that SorCsis to celebrate the attain
ment of her majority, called together all the
clubs she could hear of, ninety seven in
number, and proposed to them that idea of a
permanent national organization which de-
veoped year later into the General Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs 1t in 1894 un-
der the policy of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Henrotin
president of the general federation, that as
sociations of clubs into state organizations
became oenaral Tho history Of what is
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

1t. OF these several are devoted to Ameri-
can history, and two at least. the clubs of
Farbury and Norfolk, are studying Spanish
history, grouping with it the literature, art
and music of Spain, while one, the Fort
nightly of Lincoln, is making a similar
study of Russian. Literature ranks
next to history in point of popularity,
not less than fortythree clubs
reporting upon it. In this department
Shakespeare and Browning have many
disciples, but more than one club is reading
American literature and at least one,
small, new club at Wakefield. is pursuing
Thsen led bv a Jealous admirer and COM
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Photographic reproductions of works of
art numbering 300.
Other branches of study interesting certain
clubs here and there and gaining the at
tenton of others are: Parliamentary drill,
social science and civcs. One club, that of
Dundee, is looking into the science of geol-
ogy, under the direction of an enthusiast
on the subject, and one very interesting
club known as the Baker Township club
OF York county is studying English, along
with its course in civil government. This
club is composed of farmers wives tnd
daughters and has for its president a
former school teacher.
But the club exists not alone for self cul-
ture, but for service to the community, and
the fact that this idea Is growing stronger
among the clubs of the state was not only
asserted by the president in these words
'"~'-- NOV o"r"nl nId~ocr' ''Th community
F"Olirr 10 100poni ins NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

shown in the reports throughout the meet
ing at York. In lekamah lne club is work
ing for public library and the FalrDury
" oman S club is pledged to similar under
taxing next year. SO are the SIX clubs OF
IecuuIseh. In Columbus 600 volumes are
in circulation through the efforts of the club
ana That number VIII have additions as the
women raise funds by subscription or by
giving entertainments. This club is con
cerned also to have good pictures in its
school buildings and clubs everywhere re-
port interest and effort in that line. Village
Improvement is another vital activity with
many clubs FairDury owns drinking
fountain, thanks TO It's Woman's club, ana
uhls club, ike many another, is working
III the early closing movement. regarding 1t
also as city improvement that stores
should be closed at o'clock.
But 1t is impossible tomentlon the forms In
which the activity and public spirit of Ne
Draska women are expressing themselves Nor
1t possible TO quote the practical common
seuse manifested III the papers and discus
sIons Of the ork meeting. There was, how
, ,er, an especially rich program, conducted
- MIS-. A. w. Field, chairman OF the educa-
.unal committee of the state federation
mich deserves mention. The following were
,ome Of the topics upon it, "iow to Inn
oy Miss Blair of Wayne; "The Vacation
frobem," discussed by Mrs. Page of SYRIA
ause; "IIousehold Economics treated by
Mrs. j. b. LaChappele Ashland; Manual
Training" address, by Mrs Farmer OF Al
bion; "Why DO Men Dislike Business Deal
ings with Women?" discussed by Mrs. Nor
ris Of North Bend THE Mothers Greatest
Need paper, by Mrs, Kingsley, Minden,
Upon the last afternoon of the meeting
the women rested from their labOrs and lis
tened to story written by Mrs. Heller OF
Omaha, after which they returned to the
discussion of Household Economics"
Wage Earning Women and "Village Inn
proyement," which topics were handled by
three Omaha women, Mrs. Mary M. Pugh,
Mrs, G. S. Lobingier and Mrs. Blanche Nc
kelYey respectively. Then the press came in
for its share of attention. Miss Sarah Har-
rs Of the Lincoln Courier spoke on News
paper English" and Miss Ideal MacKeever
of Stromsburg explained the aims of the Ma
tiOnal Writers association
The Federation library, until such time
as the state provides a circulating library,
viii furnish the only means for many to
secure books for study. 1t is increased year
by year through gifts from the clubs and
is the object of generous annual gift from
the Omaha club, which appreciates it's own
library advantages. The federation books
are in charge OF Mrs, G.. NJ LambertsOn
OF Lincoln. They numbered at the begin
ming Of the year 271 volumes
The officers just elected at York to serve
for the years 1899 and 1900 are; President,
Mrs. Anna l.. Apperson OF Tecumseh; vice
president, Mrs. Blair OF Wayne; recording
secretary, Miss Mary Hills OF York; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs Virginia Arnup OF
Tecumseh; treasurer, Mrs. H. +. Doane.
Crete FRANCES F, FORD.