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NOTES ron Tnn rAmurn.
sca.onabir Suggestions Tor tho AEricui.
tuftsi.

tnri.i.
In seeding 90 iucern. few extra
pounds per acre cost but little, ana a
better stand N Insured and the hay
from u closely grown Held ~ lucern Il
better Tor oil purposes, ana II always
more aalcahlc.
Those who haven't q permanent pas.
turc for their cows would do wen "a
prepare for planting and growing some
-olling crop. ~ sorghnm. corn or rye
10 provide the cows with green food
during tho summer.
a small patch OF ground aet aside
Tor the culture of the small fruits on
the farm VIII not require much time
that cannot well be spared. The farm
this.
In selecting seed for tho coming
season. the best that can BE- had IL none
too good, Much Of the farmers success
depends on the quality of the seeds he
plants, and other considerations should
he sacrificed " necessary. 20 that good,
reliable seed may be obtained.
Buy a good sprayor. and read up on
the ar, 81 spraying; begin the worl,
carly ana Keep II up az long as necea-
hafy ana then prepare for a grand
harvest Of fruit. which Il SURE 10 follow,
provide the season be at all favorable.
That ono may be reasonably aure OF
results, u would be a good Idea to test
seed before planting. a simple, easy
ana sure way to test their germinnting
power IL 10 place 100 In damn cloth.
put away In a dark, warm place The
good seeds viii terminate aud the poor
ones will not
AZ a machine FOR washing the hen
house, cow stable. barn, fences.
ETC., spraying pump docs the work
not only much better than In tho old
way but much faster. by tho use OF
q sprayer whitewaahlng becomes play
In comparison with what II formerly
was.
Farmers who have good seed fruit
trees, live stock. bees or poultry 10 sell,
or exchange should advertise In no
columns Of the semi Weekly, News. Z"
ana have a direct market. III you have
anything 10 sell. and n u II worth sell.
lng,lt il worth advertising. The "Nows'
II read by most Of the farmers IN Utah
and southern Idaho, and IL the best
medium through which 10 reach the
farmers.
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r1OUNT PLEASANT.
Livery stable burned - Death OF Han
Heck Public improvements.


Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant. April i5.-The IRE gong
sounded about O'Clock last evening
ana II was discovered that the building
formerly used for livery stable on
state street owned by John Tidwcli wan
ablaze. Being a lumber building the
IRE spread rapidly. a heavy wind waa
blowing and had II not been for the
timely arrival OF the IRE wagon and
pumps. and the heroic work OF the citi-
zens. other property In the neighbour
hood would have been swept away. as
u was the lrc was confined TO III.
livery stable. damages. about $500
An accident occurred yesterday, n
son OF g. y. Andersen was thrown from
a horse. and u was thought seriously
hurt. but today he II feeling better.
and win soon be around again.
Main street has live appearance to-
day. \ force OF men are working grad
Ing the street, crushing rocks and when
done viii be great Improvement 20 the
city, the grounds around the city hall
are alao being improved. trees planted
and lawns nXcd. Mayor ErikHon and
the city fathers are doing all In their
power 10 bcautlfy and Improve the city.
they are also improving the city park.
which In a few years Will be an orna-
ment 10 the town.
sistcr Peter Iohnnsen Il reported In
critical condition. her life was deH-
paired Of yesterday. but at last report
she was rallying again. She has been
sick for some time.
Mr.. Claus Andersen II around after
hard siege OF sickness.
All conference visitors claim they
have never enjoyed thmselyca better
than on this trip,
Hans Beck. after years Of suffering.
died last night. His family have tho
sympathy OF tho community.
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LEVAN.
Death of M Curtis. - Veteran aud Pioneer
.-t'srm work Active

-'''' f-"'s'"-
Special Correspondence.
Levan. Juab Co., April is.-Ell Curtis
an old and respected resident OF I.evan.
died April 18th, at 10 y. m. after an III
ness % about O week. lie was born
March 2, 1873, Ia Brown Co, Ohio, and
he came to Utah In 1859 and settled In
Springvillo. remained there twelve
years. During his stay here. he WAS n
g.eat helper as guard when the brcthten
went up Echo canyon 70 meet Johns
tons army. lie remained IN the can
yon ilfty-two days In the dead 81 VIM
ter. lie also took AN active part In tho
walker Indian war, In 'Ci and 'G2 he
went back after cmlgrantn. Iie moved
10 Levan In the year 1909 and he was
AN active member OF the Church as
counselor 20 Bishop Neils Agard. was
hrst assistant 10 superintendent OF
ter the death OF bishop Agard he was
counselor 10 Bishop Rasmussen for I'VE
years. At tho time of his death Was
president OF the High Priests quorum,
iils wife and three OF his children died
a Nttlc over a year ago. He leaves two
sons ana daughter 10 mourn his loss.
the weather OF late has been very
pleasant ana the farmers have been
putting In their crops. a storm would
De very much appreciated by tho
farmers, as "a hard crust ls forming on
the ground which VIII not permit the
fall grain 10 come up. Tho health OF
the people II good and has been excel
lent tna last year.
The wife OF Bishop Rasmussen Is re-.
covering from her long illness.
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covered with n network " russell. In
quality, II IL ranked by leading pomolo-
eiata as best, N the fruit Il properly
thlnncd out. The tree u very Htrag-
Cling. but vigorous and productive.
JOSEPHINE DE MALlNEs.
This IL considered one Of the best Of
our latest pears. u ripcns na late ns
February. The TREE II no; n rapid
grower. but Il II hardy and fairly pro-
ductlVe. The rixe OF the pear " me-
dlum and l. r0undish and only slightly
pyriform. The flesh II OF a rosy color.
melting. juicy and very sweet.
y. BARRY
il described az from medium TO large
size. shape obtuac pyriforn, skin orange
yellow. covered with russell dots and
blotchcs. the flesh very juicy.
buttefy. fne.graincd. with "A Hpright-
~. rich and excellent flavor.
II ~ considered the very best late
winter pear. or moro correctly, n spring
pear. az it, season Of rlpcnlnE l. usual
~ In April II has been Kept In good
condition as late az the last Of May"
The texture OF the flesh Il much like
that OF AnJou. The tree ~ a poor grow
or. and requires 10 be top-graftcd.
PRICE or a SET OF l..
Tho following set ~ ~ of the best
varieties OF pears fipcning In success
sion. from August until April. may b.
purchased for - or icssi ulnard, Mar
gnret. Bartlett. Louise Bonnie, Seckel.
sheldon. AnEoui.mc, Lawrence. AnJou,
Winter Sciir. Josephine de Mallnca and
A.. Harry. Tho price Of the WordcO-
Scckcl. the pear being new. II from %
cents 10 70 cents each.
These dozen trees. In n few years. viii
yield enough pears 10 supply the needs
OF moderate family for the greater
part OF the year. though the late pears
viii require paln-taSlng care TO ripcn
them aa they should ripcn. Tn.
pleasure derived from choice little
orchard Of this sort. should b. conrid-
cred. A pear TREE In beautiful In Itself.
beautiful IN form and foliage. blossom
and ffuit. II 10 q singular fuct and a
suggestive one that the majority ~
farmers and u the people % country
towns are without fruit. except II may
be from AGED. inferior trees and neH-
iectei berry patches go eycr-run with
weeds that the fruit II not worth gath
ering. The Rural cw-Yorkcr urges
all those who have no choice fruit. even
though they have but a quarter OF an
acre OF land 10 begin by planting the
dozen varieties OF pears mentioned.
There are nc'er-do-woll. improved NJ,
weary people who would not care for
the trees N they were presented 20 and
carefully planted for them. iiut TO those
who love their homes and would render
thom more attractive 10 themselves
while influencing the children towards
"a more refined. useful life, the dozen
pear trees we ask them 10 plant may
prove an effective object lesson TO in
iiuencc for the better their entire lives.
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A,,n.sMnsr NOrics.

Assessment No. O)-Triumph Console
dated Mining Company principal
place Of business. room POI Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that az a meet.
Ing of the Directors Of said Company,
held on the ssth day Of March. 1883, an
assessment % one ~ cent per ahar.
was levied on the capital stock Of said
corporation. payable at once 20 5. r.
Pearson, Secretary OF said corporation.
al Room 20i Mccormick block, RaIt
Lake city. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on IN.
SIND day OF April. 1893. viii be- deiln-
duent and advertised for sale al public
auction. and unless payment IL made
before. viii be sold On Wednesday tina
10Th day Of May, isss. at " O'Clock
noon Of said day nj room. s0i Nccor-
nick Block salt Lake city. Utah. T. pay
the delinquent assessment. tOasthar
with the costs OF advertising and sx-
pcnseH % sale.
=. T. PEAHsoN.
Secretary Of tho Triumph cOnsoii-
dated Mining Company. Salt lake cits,
Utah. Dated this 2sth day 90 March.
1893.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Chiidress "uopnre" Do-.S Much damage
Other News Nots.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co., April IL
Reuben Weeks had his stacks. corral
and sheds bred yesterday by some
children who conceived the idea of
making q bonfire" By dint Of hard
work and plenty OF water near at hand
the most OF tho premises were saved.
The wind happened TO be very favor
able. else the adjoining barns and
stacks would have gone. School boys
ana men who were near rendered time.
~ aid. Damages TO the amount Of ono
hundred dollars were sustained.
The school children viii take n stroll
today. being the closing day for the
season.
The Llndon poatofiice has been RACED
and much larger building win be
erected on the site.
The bee industry appears 60 be pick
Ing M. bee men are securing the coun-
try buying every hive In sight.
Hay " getting scarce and commands
n rood price.
Despite the long. wet spell. farm
land IL getting dry and irrigation has
been employed on the upland.
suckers" arc plentiful In Provo river
and the youngsters are Jerking them
out In large numbers.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lccturca by Dr. James H.
Talmnge. an account 81 it, origin. with
evidences of liz gcnuincncsa and au-
thcnticity Prepared by appointment.
These lectures arc taken from Dr.
Tnimngo'a book THE Articles Of
Faith" but arr presented w separate
form Tor tho use OF Investigators aud
students. Price iOc. For sale by the
Deapf,lt News
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OGDEN.



SALARY Ogden Gossip.
Special Correspondence.
ogden. April N--Janet Mitchell.
widow OF the late James Mitchell OF
Riverdaic. died Wednesday at Clinton.
Davis county, at the age OF " years.
The funcrai was held today at "
o'clock. noon. from the Rlverdiile meet
Ing house. and interment was had In
the ogden cemetery.
"wednesday evening, April 12th. Mrs.
Karen Pouiscn. aged ~ years. months
and1 day. and who had resided In Plain
city for twenty.-ix years. died OF gem
erul debility. The funeral was held
from the Plain city meeting house at :
o'clock y. IN. today.
SUES FOR SALARY.
A suit was nled in tho once Of the
clerk OF the second district court ycs-
te,iay BY William Blnford against
ogden city 10 recover the sum OF 81.
iGs. 20. ahegcd to be due on account OF
salary az chief OF the ogden FIRE de-
partincnt. together with legal interest
ON the monthly payments OF the salary
from the time each was due and pay
able. at the rate OF per cent per an.
nufd. The complaint sets forth that
plnintin was never legally removed
from the Office of chief OF the IRE de-
paftment. and that he II entitled to
the salary from January !. 1895. to April
I. 1923. when his successor was legally
appointed.
APPLNprx REMOVED.
a. w. Wright. train dispatcher Of the
Southern Pacific. who was taken TO
the ogden general hospital and submit
ted 70 an operation for the removal OF
the vcrmlform appendix, Il rapidly re-
covering and will soon be out and at
nlmlnAUU
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Special per Deseret Telegraph.
DEATH OF MRS. RIDDLE.

Mrs. Mary Ann Eagles Riddle, wife
Of Isaac Riddle OF the Third ward. died
at her home this morning from a stom.
nch complaint from which she has suf-
fercd for about fivc years. Mrs. Riddle
was born In Nnuvoo. H. November
9TH. 1876, omigrated 10 Utah with her
mother In 1853. married Isaac Riddle
November. iscs lived for many years In
the southern portion OF the State and
for the last ten years has been engaged
with her husband In Temple work at
Manti. She was the mother Of seven
children. Ave OF whom, with her hus-
band. mourn the loss OF a devoted wife
and mother.
FUNERAL. OF MRS. cLINGER.
Funeral OF Mrs. Lulu Boyd Ginger.
wife OF John II. Ginger Of Lakeyiew.
was held today from the Lakeview hall.
Deceased died on Thursday from dia-
beteH at the age of 20 years,
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THE GOOD TIME COMING.

in his queen Nab" Shelly predicts time wherein
shall be athletic and Its brow fair and smooth Men shall be
active and be auful ninety years.
There shall be languor disease deformty only
the slow necessity OF death
1T should be part OF municipal and national policy.
a report the Register General England
proonE the lives Of the people ntmey preceded by
much pain and lingering Illness II evil and
sing that N the happier ages of the world this source OF
viii be dried Especially ought guard and
health and comfort whom
character Of the nations largely depends"
that the right only
rnaH by methods which
Gods laws IN nature and In life. Take lusra
1T n with deep grattudc." n lady. that inform
my complete recovery the complaint the
bladder and Kidneys with which long afflicted I'm
mediaoly tho birth OF baby a sufferer
physicians pronounced my nment be organic
the womb and ordered the hospital
derge operation. Having been two weeks In the ho.pi
tai day nxc1 hut refused submit feeling that
trouble Of tho bladder ana kidneys and OF the
e" then returned homc-niy sufrcrings continuing lit
tie ator declined medical resigned
the that might brfai ono day boy In
with a pamphlet Describing Warmers Safe Cure and the
cuoH had wrought like mine. you a
blank ~ r. 81
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NOW READY.

Jcnson'n Church Chronology. chron-
illogical history % the church from
1905 To- the close ~ 1895. Printed In
Of binding desired. Prices. 81 $40
ard t200 Tho funds derived from tho
sale ~ the book Will be- used for the
erection ~ new Lstier-day Saints.
historians Office IN this city. For sale
at TTr prcf-ur.'r NEWS
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In almost every nelghhorhood there
II some one whose lie has been saved
by Chamborlain'a Collie. Cholera nnd
Diarrhoc Kennedy. or has been cured
Of chronic dlnrrhoea by the use OF that
medicine. Such Persons make "a polnt
OF telling of II whenever opportunity
off,Ts. hoping that II may be the means
OF saving other lives.
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And IN accordance with law, and an
order OF the Board Of Directors made
many shares ~ each parcel OF said
stock. nH may be- necessary, viii be sold
nt tho ONCE ~ said Company, at u
North Main 81. Salt Lake city. Utah.
on the 18TH day 81 April, at " noon. 10
pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gother with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale.
iiy order Of the BOARD ~ Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Dated March ?ist, 1909
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DANGER on EMPLOYING STRANGERS
Too Little Care Often Used In Selecting
iiirsd Help.

Fruit growers and farmers are often
IN urgent need OF help. both for tho
household and Tor the Held, hence they
often engage men or women who are
entire strangers. knowing nothing OF
their past record. These strange peo-
pie are taken into tho house where
they have every opportunity steal. 10
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NOTEs AND pERsoNALa.

o. y. Greer Of Eager. Arizona. for
rier student OF the brigham Young
Academy. In IN the city on his way to
the Samoan Islands. where he has been
called TO mn n mission,
The board of education has decided
10 purchase plano for the Parker
school.
stake Conference conyenes saturday.
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Notice 4 hereby sivon that the annual
Amusement Association n flnrporation. viii
be liuid ~ tho Bank ~ Commerce. Atlas
Blork, salt Lake ciiy, Utah, ut ivclo',k pm.
on Ihursday. May Z, 4 u. i-p, for the pur-
p-u " clcrtinR nte director. and for ~,
transaction OF any general business ~ said
company.
y. 81 sCRACE secy.
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For cough and colds there Ii no medi.
cline so effective as RALLARD's
HOEEHOuD SYRUP. II ls the ideal
remedy. Price. 20 cents and 20 cents
Y. q. Al. Drug Department
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D.Lisoursr ASSESSMENT soricE.

Gold Leaf Mining Company. a Corpora
tion. Organized Under the Laws oe
the state of Utah. Principal Place
OF business. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Therc are delinquent the following
described stock ON account OF ASSESS
ment No. I. levied February 18th. 1880.
lle several amounts set opposite the
Names " the respective shareholders.
as follows,
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sorion 10 cnrp,rons.



Creditors viii present claims with vouchers
20 tho undersigned ~ the office ~ Young a
Mnylc, attorneys Dcsprut National Hank
building. CORNER Main aud lir.t south streets,
Nalt Lake Ilty, itlh, ON or beforu the aDt IA
dny ~ August. 4 u. tsr,
ALEXANDER RONnHOUUH
Executor ~ the estate at john ltuNbruugh,
deceased
NnuuF & Moyle Attorneys.
Date ~ hrst publication. April "a, A. H. $500
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And Ia accordance with Law aud the order
~ the lNard ~ directors. made ON March eud.
100. - many sharss ~ each Iarcel ~ alnvo
sthch ~ may H. necessary viii b. Md AZ aur-
tim Al the once uf The ssscrvtary ard tfuas-
ursf. 10 u rtr-t. salt Lake tlty. ttah. NJ
o'clock pm. on Tuesday, April thr 18th isg0
"a pay The dellnuusnt as~ss.sinruf thernn To-
s.thcr With The cost of advertising and cx-
> =. ANDERSON. SECRETARY.
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IN the matter 81 tho estate of Daniel Jacobs.
dsssru.sd
ort,soursr Assr.snrsr sor:cn.

The Highland Milling and Milling Company,
Corporation.
Secretary Once, salt lake City.
April Cth ts9p
NOTICE There hrv delinquent upon tho
following described stock on nc,.0unf ~
h--sssfnunt No I, isvissl Mairh the End i-,f,
Tie several amounts sgt opposite the names ~
the Respective ahafuhulder.. a. falioW. xlfs
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PARK CITY.

schools Continued by Public Subscription
Had Roads stop Ore shipments.
Special Correspondence.
Park city. April l3.-Tlmcs are fnther
quiet In Park City owing 10 the bad
condition OF the roads. Ore Shipments
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DISSOLUTION sorIcr.

The partnership heretofore existing
between burst q Mooka has beon dis.
solved by mutual consent, g. II. burst
retiring, and Mroks Bros. continuing al
20 West. Second south
{. u, BURST.
WI MEEkS.
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Sori,E

In the District Court. Probate UftfsIon. I'm
and Tor salt lake tnunty. state
Of Utah.
IN the matter ~ tho estate n Dnnini Jacobs,
decreased.
The petition ~ Daniel ". jacobs aud JOHN
Jncor praying Tor the is.uanro 10 fhsm4olss,
~ letter. N Standardization IN the s.tAte ~
Daniel infulis. drsuassfi has lsIru t1t Tor
hearing on saturday the ..nd day ~ Aurll.
\. H. i.ln. NJ piin u'clzk ana. nf lie county
tuuft House. In the tuun iouu ~ sald t0uff.
Ia salt Lake city, SAT- lake County. Utah.
Witness The clerk " aid rnurt Win tho seal
therNuf afhNcd this 10Th day 81 Aprii. a. 10.
issp. pANIUG U(NUAii tlerk
t-cail ily D. u. nEtDAfi.
Wilson and Smith. Aiiorncys '"'' '''
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oI,s t,d nyn Of m
Of
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OUR NEICABORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Hans Larson. an Aged Citizen. Probably
Fatally Hurt In . Runaway.

Special Correspondence.
Weston. Idaho. April "a very sud
accident happened here last night about
O'Clock. Hans Larson, who lives
about two miles out OF town. was driv-
Ing home on tae running-gears OF his
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Noticc l. hereby given TINT the annpai
meeting 81 the stockholders ~ tho fllehnond
aud Anaconda Consolidated Mining Germany
Tor Thy purpose ~ election u officers and such
othtr business .. nay come up for considcr-
hilonl VIII - held Nc fuom o. Iioopsr Hook
SAT- lake 'ltyi Utah. on saturday, Nav 4,
lsN' ~ O'Clock pm. 4 full attendance IL
requested.
-, lEssE KNIGHT. Prusiaont
First publication. April Z. ts93
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rnonArE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOittl-A

PROBATE AID GuAHDIASsuIr
Nuiitt-@
Consuit County CLERK or the Respective
nlgncrs Tot Further Information
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
phebe Eleanor Dynon. Plaintln,
Va
william Henry Bynon. Defendant
Tho state OF Utah. 10 said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned ia appear
within twenty days after the servlcs OF
This summons upon you, u served With
In the county In which this action is
brought, otherwise within thirty days
inter service. and defend the above en-
Titled action. and In case Of your fall.
urc 30 10 do, Judgment viii BIO rendered
Against you according 10 tho demand
al the complaint, OF which a COPY In
herewith served upon You
RICHARDS a. VARtAN,
Attorneys for PialntiR.
Dated February esth. 1889
l.. q, Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah
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STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

Tho following business was transacted
ny the board OF Insane asylum COM
misaloncrr yesterday:
Appropriations for March; Salaries.
slaSs.20. current expenses. N,i5i. %;
Hundry accounts. 81. Co.
The treasurer presented his report for
March. showing.
Cash on hand March LIST. ss,Ti7.i7
received during March. $50. 20; total.
ss7i.C 81. diaburaed. 81, iG7. w; balance OF,
hand April LIST. t5,97g.5a.
Medical Superintendent Hardy pre-
reiitcd an estimate OF current expenses
for six months. ending November 3Oth,
1899, the amount being $4,000. The es.
Innate was approved and the medical
superintendent authorized to advertise
for bids for supplies.
Tho following table shows the move
fiient OF patients for March.