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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

The Grand Gulrh Mining Company, nhicc
aud principal place Of business SAT- Lake
CITY, SAT- Lake County, Utah
NOTICE n hereby given that there afo
delinquent on tho following described stock,
on account ~ an assessment levied on the
9Th day ~ september, iFW tho several
amounts set Opposite tho names ~ tho rn-
spuctlyu shareholder, as fnlloWai
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SacrlnOcd to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi.
son can not know what a desperate con.
dltion IL can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable 10 cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, nHicting H.
faint upon countless Innocent ones.
some yoara aen va iuoculated with notser
BY nufae who infeeted my bale Win blood
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HOODS PILLS are non.irrltntlnE and
the only cathnrtic 60 take with liood's
sarHaparllla.
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The most stubborn cases of nron-
chitis succumb 60 nAIt.ARD's HOWE-
HOUND SYRUP. Price 90 and 90
cents. z. g. ~. I. Drug Dept,
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

1--WE We
ARRIVES
W. Nofih md Northwest. "a. M. sieip. m.
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Ns ana NiiO b m
trAyrs
n Sui N .5 ana Northwest, p,i5 a. M, iiiisa.
n -'s D., /. ..oa m., iisoa. m.. sos u. M. s,gi
Mo oRANoE WESTERN RY.
Aumyrs
' srJ 'i i5l ana Fast ioi5 o. m.. 1870 n m.
T,.s trAvus
io5 iSn 5 Ana East 1.ao a, M. $40 D. m. and
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ny.
Ina, a. AHmvrs
''-' west a'i' q. No., GiOo pm.
Ia. LrAyrs
'''' s''0a. Co.,, s'lop.m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
Inn, T.. ARRIVES
'''' last ''ooa H.. i.lop
Tof r... trAyts
S-,. '..o p mYsiioAm
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LOGAN
central Pacific Mortgage Of -sS.OOo.ooo
court Gases noadrsrn Inquest.

Central Pacific Mortgage Of .es.OOO.ooo
Court Ease. noadrsro Inquest.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co. oct. i2.-County
Recorder M0rchead has received Tor
record the bigEcst document ever nlod
In her office 1t IL mortgage 10 secure
the Issue Of twenty-five million dollars
IN 3it per cent bonds on the property Of
the Central Pacific Railway company.
covering all the property of that oom-
pauy ana IA executed in favor of the
United states Trust company u New
YORK. The Instrument Including tho
indcnturu and agreement. covers 90
closely printed pages and will b. nied
IN every county between here and Sac
rumoutu. Cal.
In district court today Thomas X.
phrnY pleaded not guilty to the charge
% uny, ana Med an nfndavit
DO support NJ mn application for con-
tnuunpe uf tho ease on account OF the
absence ~ one of his htturnoyH Annie
West and l.. ". SNOW filed suit against
robert kcw'oy Tor tii16i rent alleged T.
he owing and due on a tract uf land
used BY defendant. ana Tor m. further
sum NJ $3.50 the value OF has cut from
said tract Of land 100 tsas
In the probate division, In the mat
ter " the estate of Allie. Jones. .caaaai
order Citing simon ~. Smith 90 appear
oct. 2ird and show Gauss why be should
not BE- removed FROM he administrator.
ship of said estate
BOuDRERo INQUEST.
An Inquest over the remains Of
Boudrura was held this morning ut 10
o'clock before joe. g.. Knowles. Justice
~ the peace. and jury. CONS sling "
John Bench. A. ". loulnIn aud ThnH.
NJ. Tarhct Five witnesses were cN-
nminod. including two doctors. baltcnd-
or Of club saloon. and two OF uoudrour'a
companions on the fatal night Accord
ing 10 evidence jury returned verdict
u death from effects ~ nlcahu Z poison.
voluntarily adm llstcrUd BY deceased.
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NNNNNN NN NNNNNN 'N"
unequal o. The struggle,
aud he lie Was yielded
up 20 thc fearful ruIaun
faf sis long years Hui
fofed untold misery {
Wa covered with sores
snd ulcers from head Co.
foot. and uu Language
can express my feeling
~ vut duung.ihnse long
Years ! haf The bost
medical treatment sew
eral physicians succse
siveiy treated ne but Al
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EUREKA.
Death OF Mr- Dora rroctsr-serious Milne
Accident

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Oct, is-Nlrs. Dora Proctor.
aged % years dIti Hh0rtly after olrht
o'clock yesterday morning 81 BHEhts
llecnHe ~ the kidneys. after protuct-
ed lliut.F. fhr leaves husband
George pructef-und three email child
RON 90 mourn hOr loss, The remains
wore taken Co Spanish Fork today
trhurdayl. whore tho final services
VIII BE- conducted.
The Beech ana Bowers minstrel CONF
nHuy hold the boards az tho odd Fol-
lowe hall l1ot cveuing, playing Go "a
crowded house.
Mrs j. H McChrystnl and children
have returned from salt Lake. whore
MTv. Mrohryatni has been ttaying Tor
tho benefit OF her health.
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Pennsylvania File Insurance GOnllly.
Name and Iouti1u " thr Company. Penn.
sylyauiu lifr Insurance Company %
Philadelphia. pUuu.

I. Iaiurs o. Hammond, ~uerutary NJ state
NJ the stated Utah, do hereby certify that
the nhnV named Insurance company has
tiled lu my Once % detailed statement NJ IT,
condition, ffum which the furvHnlug statement
has heru prepared, and that the said company
h1s ln nll other respects complied with the
laws NJ the state rotating 90 Insurance.
In testimony whereof. 7 have huruuutn set
ms hand ana AFFIXED tho great suHl
tsEAt.l uf the state ~ Utah tbs ut day NJ
september. A. ~ trHN.
j. A.. HAMMOND,
hmHFsHfuru If NHuHW
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The Luwcr Mammoth Mining Company q
Corporation. incatInu " MiHts 1tntlt
MlnluE District Juah Co, Utah
prluclpal Place OF business. salt Lake city,
Utah.

NOTICE II hereby glyuu that no % moct-
ius NJ the Hoard Of ulrrciur NJ tho Lower
Mammoth Mining COMPANY held on Thurs
mont OF 3 cents ugf sulru Nus levied uunu
tho capital stock ~ the Company, payable GO
lts ~rHruturt ut hIs uniHu Room 800 fulrrrsH
Nuildiug, -Hlt Lake cry, ltHn, ut once, and
before tho 18TH day " November lsg4 Any
stnrk upuu which this Assessment may re-
main unpaid on tho iiih day ~ November
lHH, VIII hv delinquent. aud advertised fur
sale ut public uurtIuu, and uuloss payment N
made before Will he sold 90 thu -uth day ~
November lsp, 20 pay thv delinquent assuss-
mcut iugcthur with costs of advertising aud
expense Of sale,
SAMUEL .. PAUL socy.
800 Progress building SAT- Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated salt Lake CITY Utah. Oct T., tsl1,
First publication, octubor ~ 1893,
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'"S e1mbsr 81 @ Of ihs U So5dt.a SU ~ i6c DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
Great Bargains in
Irish Point Curtains

white Irish Point Curtains. 81 yards
long and Is inches wide, made on
best quality Bobinct IN very stylish
patterns and with deep embroidered
borders, worth at least $500. IN this sale.
per pair
s3.45
Irish Point Curtains, IN very artistic
patterns with deliberately embroidered
hand-woricd BORDER. aizc ssN5O. and
worth at least $3.50. In this sale. your
choice Of white or ooru. per pair
s4.io
Elegant Irish Point Curtains. SO
yards long and IS inches wide. made on
very heavy Boblnet exquisite designs,
with open worked borders. worth at
least $50, In this sale, por pair
S5.45
Extra size Ecru Irish Point Curtains
note I yards long and 90 inches wide. ox.
cecdingly stylish-worth at least $500.
In this sale. per pair
S6.e5
Beautiful Irish Point Curtains. hand
made. an exceedingly stylish novelty.
each Curtain 50 inches wide ana 3h
yards long, worth at least sitoo To- this
sale, per pair
slo.95
Highest grade Irish Point Curtains.
an extra size and extra quallty-the
very latest deslgn-noto yards long
ana 60 inches VIDE, and worth at least
IlIS0, IN this sale. per pair
$500
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Nottingham & Novelty
Lace Curtains.

Regular Csc quality Nottingham Lace
Curtains, tnped an around. gh yurda
long. choice Of cream or white In this
sale, per pair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

IuuN l. NEuFkEH. See.
south jordan canal Oamnany,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Mr.. A. 4. Halliday, Of Vermont glves
In Greene Fruit Grower an example OF
high culture ana lts results. He says:
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CONCUR Jur uupfAN poerous Anolr
on MutfE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Charles Moatyu owen. the New
YHk Journal man. who has become 30
popular NJ late 400 over Tho state, o. now
IN Orltn Ha spent cunHlderlblr time
a. DE county clerks oilcc yesterday.
M a8as not Hly what hia important"
'ilHnrsf b. here loo this city. but u ~
rrsumel De D. out after "informa.
t1as'
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
NEBRASKA SOLDIERS ARRIVE.
Reception Plans pisarranged by untimeiy
Hour of Arrival.

San Francisco. July 3n.-The un-
timely arrival OF the transport Han
cock, having on board the Nebraska
regiment and two batteries of the Utah
artillery, completely destroyed all the
arrangements which had been made
for royal reception and an euthusias-
tic welcome to ihe fighting volunteers
returning crowned with their iaurels.
The Hancock dropped anchor in the
stream shortly before midnight last
night. The committees here from Ne
5raska and Utah had given up all idea
Bf the vessels arriving earlier than this
morning. and had prepared 10 he up al
lawn to-day TO greet the expected ship.
Tugs and launches had been chartered
and Governor P0ynier Of Nebraska had
planned with all care and detail TO be
the first man aboard the Hancock and
welcome the heroes from his state
back TO American soil But there were
no reception committees ahoat at mid
night. and only one small delegation
.f the Nebraska people. headed by
Judge Robert Ryan and c. @. Wheaton
bf Lincoln, accompanied the custom
house officials and the health officers
on the race down the bay.
Quarantine and customs regulations
prevented even this little hand from
than tie approach TO the gang plank.
The returning soldiers have no criti-
cisms 10 offer at their silent reception.
They cheered themselves haarse at the
sight OF the little tieet OF launches and
from the decks OF the transport shouted
greetings and messages TO the people
ON the dancing craft below.
Col II. h. milford 0f the Nebraskas.
who is in command. soon appeared at
the railing By his side stood William
Grazen OF Company u. the sentinel OF
the Nebraska regiment. who ffrsd the
tirst Shot In answer TO shots from the
Filipinos which started the war with
the insurgents. He killed the first
Filipino who died by an American bnl.
let, and II was his shot which was the
signal for the advance Of the entire
American lire aud the great roui OF the
rebel army on the night Of Feb. T.
The men on the Hancock numbered
Lbs. and include the TWO Utah Hight
batteries and six discharged men from
the Twenty second regiment. L. $. A.
Only one man died on the Hancock
after she left Manila. He was private
Richard Walsh Of Battery 4, Utah ar
tillery. and he died OF typhoid fever at
Nagasakl.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
VIRGINIA. HAS YELLOW JACK.
Thirty Case. pl.eov~r~d In soldiers Home
Near Hampton.

Thirty Cases Discovered In soidier.' Home
Near Hampton.
Newport News. Va. July Jf.--Therc
are thirty cases Of what is believed TO
he genuine yellow fever at the Nation
al soldiers Home near Hampton, and
three deaths from the disease arc re-
ported to-,iay. I-herc were several 9th
er deaths ut the institution yesterday.
but 1t cannot be stated tonight thst
all Of them were caused by yellow
fever.
Newport Ntws and Hampton Win
quarantine against the soldiers Home
tomorrow morning. The government
authorities at Old Point have already
adopted This step aud no strangers are
allowed 10 enter the reservation. Quar-
autiue Officer Hobson OF this port
went 10 the soldiers Home tonight
and verified the statemen; that there
are now thirty cases of the disease Ht
the home aud that there were three
deaths from the malady to-day. While
no one outside Of the soldiers Home
knew anything about the existence OF
yellow fever until to-day, IL is said
that the disease made It's appearances
three days ago. The most rigid quar-
anime regulations viii be enforced to
prevent the spread OF the malady.
ment in Newport News. old Point and
Hampton and most vigorous measures
will be re~crtcd to 10 prevent it's
spread. There are i,nco old veterans at
the home and several large excursion
parties went there last week.
Norfolk July 3i.--The Norfolk hoard
OF health has ausrantined against Old
Point. Hampton and Scwp.rt News
Police officers have beeu sent out along
the water front 10 watch for tugs. sail
boats and other craft. Thsre Is much
excitement.
Governor woodfin Of the Soldiers
Home CONFIRMS the report Of the exist
ence OF fever there. Hampton has been
guarantSned FROM old Point and the
trolley ears stopped running TO the for
mer place tonight.
Washington. u. g. July at Surgeon
General Wyman OF the Marine Hos
pital service, was Informed SATURDAY
night of an outbreak os what WAS
feared WIS yellow fever at thc Ma
tioual Soldiers Home ai Hampton. ana
Immediately dispatched surgeons lu
the service from Wilmington North
Carolina. Norfolk and Washington to
investigate the sickness thsrc. rspSr,
on its character To the authorities hera
and to preven; the spread % the dis
ease. u ii develops into genuine yellow
fever
TWO OF the surgeons dispatched to
the home to-day reported that the
symptoms very much rcScmhlci those
OF yellow fever. and while they could
not b. positive ia their diagnosis as vet
they were Inclined to the belief that
the disease whs the ,ireadesl yellow
jack. The government win Heht its
progress with all jie skin and rrsour-
ees al its command
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
s.n,e psmlnsn s.,alu,,nn.

Kingston. Jamaica. July sI.-A rrI-
vate dispatch received here by th,, way
OF Cape Haytien reports that the reva-
luton in SanIo Domingo is progressing
favoably.
The dispatch says that the rial rea-
son for the detention of President Her.
eaux's body a; Santiago was that the
country between Santiago and Porto
Plata is occupied by the Insurgents.
who. abandoning their plan Of occu.
pying the Moca as base Of opera
uons, are concentrating 10 attack
Porto Plata which is fesbly sarFi-
soned
Great excitement prevails, owing To
the Tact thar the government has NO;
been able TO ascertain the extent Of the
raniiicarIons of the revolution. and i
growing demoraIizei through ~
death Of the President.
In the event OF the revolution sue.
eceding- according 10 the private ca-
biegram. IL Is probable that IimInez
and Jiicnes, the reputed leaders of fI,.
revolution. Will agree TO retire. Offering
the presidency to General Maxine
Gomez, who would prove acceptable. 10
all parties. A deputaii0n Is rpporiesI
70 be going TO Cuba TO confer with
General Gomez.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
cahan. SHOW pe.ir. for rndsp.ndence.

Havana. July 3I-A ulasS meeting
was held yesterday under the anSpI.
ces Of the Societad Democratlcu, a
branch of the Cuban National Society
OF sa0G'endenee- \ procession parad-
ed the streets for two hours. headed
by n band and bearing banners with
the inscription: Cuba is and tIy
Right Ought to be- Free and Peace
Work.
Two girls dressed as the present
Cuba and America rode In the pro-
cession. Cuba Libre was rcpresen nte,I
by girl with broken chains on her
wrists. Few American flags We're to
ne seen on the streets. but hundreds
of Cuban emblems We're DISPLAYED.
4 number of speeches were made nj
tue meeting. all in favor OF absolute in
dependence and union. and urging the
furtherance Of work 10 secure this re-
result.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
SUNDAY CARS NOT moLEsrED.
Cleveland Lines Were Allowed to Run on
Schedule Time,

Cleveland. July .-NotwithstandIn
the fact that big crowds We're upon the
streets to-day. there were pp outbreaks
OF violence and apparently very little
attention was paid to the Big Consoli-
dated cars. which ran on all lines or
schedule time. On the south side and
out broadway TO Newburg the ears
were run practically empty. but the
East Side lines. especially those run
ming TO the parks. were well patron
lied
Adjutant General Axline. speaking
ot the fear Of the people to ride on the
cars IN certain sections of the CITY MT
nleht, said to-day: This state of af-
fairs Is likely to continue for several
weeks or months unless settlement is
n aehed. The only way TO put stop
TO u is to declare martial lnw."
The only exciting incident on the
south Side was the holdup of an ice
cream wagon by crowd of soldiers.
who took from II a four-gaIlon freezer,
They offered money for the cream.
but the driver refused to accept money.
saying he could not sell it. The sol
diers say they ordered tlle cream sew
erai days ago. and the dealer prom
ised 10 deliver it. but failed to do SO.
probably because of the boycott.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Another pretty little story has been
spoiled and another tale of marvellous
fortune laid away on the same shelf as
the legends of unlimited gold finds in
the Klondike A young man who paid
81 for an old coat at South Side auc-
tion, and who found $1,000 in bonds in
the inside pocket, has learned that his
bonds are worthless and that his profit
of S2,9s6 has vanished utterly. 1t is
just as well. That story would. have
been quoted at every gathering of un-
lucky men for thirty years to come.
and would have shared honors with the
narrative of the farmer whose plow
turned up an old brass kettle contain
ing s43,5s7 in Spanish gold and a chart
locating the rest of Capt. Kids buried
treasures.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

The death Of valuable cattle from
eating wild cherry leaves in New
Hampshire has led TO Investigations
which show that while the wild red
cherry and horse plum are harmless.
the dwarf cherry should be viewed
with suspicion, and the wild black
cherry and choke cherry are danger
Gus. The common impression that
only wilted leaves are harmful was NOT
verified. Both wilted and fresh leaves
were found TO be poisonous and dried
leaves not beyond distrust. Vigorous.
succulent leaves from young shoots
the ones most likely to be eaten by cat
tle-are far more poisonous than the
leaves of mature tree or stuuted
shrub. To sum up the facts in the
most forcible terms, the farmer who
permits these trees to flourish is sim
ply cultiyating prussic acid in his own
pasture.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Right on the heels OF the weak
Drained parsonage who celebrates the
Fourth of July with dynamite crackers
comes the joker who puts messages in
bottles and throws the bottles into the
lake. There is no apparent link OF
connecting chain between the twc
classes of comedians. but the fact re-
mains the sane-the humorist of the
floating bottle always comes along a
few days after the idiot Of the cannon
cracker has retired to the secIusion OF
the hospital.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Spain has decided not TO punish Ad-
miral cervera for losing his ships al
Santiago bay. Generously minded
Americans will be well pleased to
know that Spain has at last risen su-
perior to its old traditions and refused
TO add unmerited censure to the mis-
fortunes Of gallant sailor-a man
whose character and conduct have
aiike been worthy OF the noblest don
Of old CastiIian days.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

To-day the state board OF arbitration
Will fle It's report on its Investigation
of the smelrer strike. TlI, decision Il
has reached Is a compromise and prob
ably will end the strike this week.
The eight hour day has won victory
in the board. but the victory Is only
partial
The question Of union or non
union labor will be ignored and this
point is now the only one in the way
of immediate reopening OF the smell
tiers, as ii is believed in many quar-.
'ers that the solution OF the problem
offered by ths state board will .,e ac-
eeptahle TO both sides.
The wages per hour 10 he recon-
mended win be slightly in advance. ot
tine wages which Es-Governor Grant.
Manager Dennis Sheedy and other re;,-
Fesenratires of the American Smelling
and RefninG Company have expressed
Willingness TO give. In some items
there VIII be no advanctA--thc increase
IN other items being 10 per cent over
the ngures offered by the managers.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
Ear boxing in Army stopped.

London. July 29.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says.
"Ear-boxing by non-cOmmIssioned Of
hcers has become common form of
punishment In the army and has re
suited in thousands of soldiers being
seriously injured.
The minister of war has issued an
order prohibiting the practice"
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
Catholic. to watch soeiall.,.,

Rome. July 2S.--A commission Of
cardinals has been appointed ay the
Pope to watch the action of the Catho.
lie Democrats o. Austria and Belgium.
and to exert the whole influence of the
holy see in preventing any sort of fus-
ion with the Socialists OF those coun-
tries.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

A Long Island jury has discharged
man who killed boy in the act of
eating cherries in his trees without
permission Only one consideration
saves this from being grossly ridicu-
ious, It IS monstrous trayes,y on
justice.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

History continues to repeat itself in
spite of the fact thai two-thirds OF
history isn't worth repeating.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

The production OF copper in this
country during 1898 was over $4,000.
600 pounds And yet some people COM
plain when they are asked TO take PEN
nies in change upon a trolley car!
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

When a man really does stumble
on;o good money making scheme he
seldom has enough money to work ii,
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02
ARerrERs FIX a SCALE.
sm.l,ers May Reopen at onec-An rlSnt
Hour Basis

Denver. July 31.-On the basis Of an
eight hour day the following scale OF
wages for sinelters win be recommend
ed by the state board Of arbitration:
Furnace men -. S24u SEQ 81 20
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

''Usona" may have a charm, but i'm
perialists generally should consider the
particularly appropriate nature of "Ea-
pansia.'
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

1t is the easiest thing in the world
10 believe pleasing lie about our
selves.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

About the worst thing you can take
for an ailment is the advice OF your
friends.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

A man never sees himself as others
see him o. as to sees Others.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

II seems inconsistent that fourth
class postmasters should be allowed to
handle first-elass mail
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Alfred Austin says that all poets are
sane; and there have been men who
held that the only sane men were the
insane ones.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Try 10 be pleasant; any one can be
disagreeable without half trying.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

Funston says he is afraid he
wouldn't succeed as lecturer: but the
supply of girls is as large as 1t was
when Hobson was with us
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

The laborer sometimes gets his re-
freshmeuts indirectly from the crow
bar.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

The sen-made man is always willing
to admit the iAferioFity of Others,
The Lamar register., 1899-08-02

ON the basis OF a ten hour day the
following scale OF wae,7s will be rcJ-
commended 10y the stntc board OF arbl-
tration: