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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorpora-
tion were yesterday filed at the office
of the Secretary of State:
klamath River Hydraulic Mining
Company San Francisco. To buy
and sell, operate and develop mines.
Directors-T. F. Tighe, W. H. Cameron,
j. P. Tighe, A. Green, San Francisco.
Capital 100000.
Martel Power Company San Fran
cisco. To buy and sell motor power.
Directors: A. t. Martel, f. F. Sager,
M. D. Levenson, Jesse Newbauer, E..
Markell, B. A Goldsmith, A L. Black,
San Francisco. Capital 100000.
James Jones Company. Los Angeles.
To do general work. in metal manufac-
turing and repairing. Directors: James
Jones, Eliza Jones, Arthur Jones, Wall
lace Jones, Walter Jones, Los Angeles.
Capital $4,000.
Lowell Land and Water Company of
Whittier. To own and improve lands,
etc. Directors: W. Fl. Landreth, r. C.
Hiatt, 0. l.. Baldwin, Henry Bush,
Abbie Landreth, Whittier Capital
$4,000
Central California Oil Company.
Principal place of business, Alameda.
Directors-J. l.. Gould, E. d. Judd,
Fritz Boehmen, c. L. Metzger, A. &.
Fowler and A. Kish, Alameda, ana
G. w. hartman, Tulare. Capital stock,
500, 600; subscribed 100000.
Gould Oil Company of California.
Principal place of business, Oakland.
Directors-J. l.. Gould, Alameda; E. NJ.
Hall, A. d. Smith, f. A. Merritt, ii.
D. Eliason, Oakland. Capital stock,
$100,000; subscribed, 100000.
Rocket Mining Company. Principal
place of business, San Jose. Directors
John A. Hicks, Los Gatos; H. H.
Main, William fisherman, W. J.
Rogers, F. j. Brandon, San Jose. Capt.
tai stock, 100000; subscribed, $10,-
125
Santiago Packing Company. Formed
to pack oranges, lemons, nuts. etc.
Principal place of business, Orange.
Directors-W. H. Burnham, w. 5. Der
by, J. A. Scarritt, ]. A. Mag, ID. +.
Royer and o. H. Leefeld, Orange, and
r. B. Guthrie, Santa Ana Capital
stock, $4,000; subscribed, S1,1S4.
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Satin Pin Cushion Forms. 35c.

who were sent on to present the free
dom of the District of Columbia to Ad-
miral Dewey just as soon as the spe-
cial should pass over the boundary line
of the District The address of well
come is printed on parchment, and the
inscription reads:
''The freedom of the national capital
is hereby rendered to Admiral George
Dewey of the United States navy, as
the guest of the District Of Columbia
on the occasion of the ceremonies in
honor of the achievements of the forces
under his command in the harbor of
Manila, and is a mark of respect for
his official and personal conduct under
all the trying circumstances of that
memorable period
1t was presented to Admiral Dewey
after the reading of the inscription.
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CHILDREN's SOCIETY.
Gratifying Decline in Number of
Cases Treated.

At the monthly meeting of the
Children's Society last night, DR..
Van Norden presiding, officer Healy's
report for September showed
twelve cases handled, quite a
falling off in number, which is graft
flying to the society and testifies to the
deterrent influence it is exercising.
Most of these cases have been reported
in these columns, from day to day.
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and ) p. m. yesterday were 29.S9 and
29.90 inches.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 62 and II
degrees, with "a of an inch of rain,
and one year ago to-day 63 and 40
degrees, with no rain.
The average temperature was SO, and
the normal 81, showing yesterday to
have been 3 degrees warmer than
usual for the I'd day of October.
River feet inches, a fall of one
inch in tWentY-four hours.
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Mrs. Geiser Granted a Divorce.

Rose M. Geiser was yesterday, in
Judge Hughes court, granted a divorce
from w. B. Geiser. Mrs. Geiser pre-
sented testimony showing that the ae
fendant had neglected his family and
was cruel in his treatment of her. AL
though Geiser had answered the COM
plant, denying all of the allegations
therein, he did not appear in court.
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A FEW POINTERS.

The recent statistics of the number of
deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may com
mence with an apparently harmless cough
which can be cured instantly by Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. which
is guaranteed to cure and relieve ali
cases. Price. 25c and soc. For sale by all
druggists.
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Wanted in Sonoma.

The Governor yesterday issued to
J. c. ingalls,, Marshal of Healdsburg,
Sonoma County, a requisition on the
Governor of Oregon for the return to
this State of a man named Albert
Krause, wanted in Sonoma County on
a charge of seduction. Krause is now
in Portland
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Railroad Hospital.

Following is the report of the Su-
perintendent of the Railroad Hospital
for the month of September: Patients
in hospital September 1st, 3S; admitted
during September, 81; discharged dur
ing September GA; died, /. Patients
remaining in hospital October 1st, 30;
number of out patients treated at hos
pital, sol; number of residence visits,
1g3
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Letters of Administration Asked.

Melissa Evelyn Mckenzie has petit
toned the Superior Court for letters or
administration on the estate of John
G.. Davis, deceased. The entire estate
is valued at about 81 900.
Beatrice G.. Dwyer, widow of the late
Thomas Dwyer, has filed in the Su-
perior Court a petition for letters Of
administration ON the estate of her
husband. The effects of the deceased
are valued at about $6T0, of which $40
is in cash.
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The Weather Bureau report shows
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 81 and 81 de-
grees, with fresh to- brisk northerly
winds and clear or hazy weather pre-
vailing.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
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Accused of Malicious Mischief.

w. H. Bradley has caused the arrest
of Rice Hayes, the colored ex-stable-
keeper, ON a charge of malicious mis-
chief. Bradley now occupies the stable
at Eleventh and K streets formerly
leased by Hayes, and alleges that the
latter broke a lock on the door.
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Dias' Case Goes Over Again.

The preliminary examination of Al
bert Dias, charged with assault with a
deadly weapon, committed on Angelo
Flores. an L-street saloonkeeper, was
yesterday, on request of defendant S
attorney, continued till Monday next
by City Justice Anderson.
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KvVen's So
kAI Trousers.

Made OF good quality woolen cheviot properly
put together and finished The patterns are stripes,
checks and mixtures in popular grays tan and dark
colorings al neat and tasteful
These trousers made to retain their shape.
Sizes 80 to AZ waist; sizes 80 to IS length. Price So.
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\ AYaragon
In Trousers.

Fit perfectly, hang perfectly and look the high
grade ready to wear trousers that they
We have them in black at SIS or in the latest
stripes at $5, So so, 81 so and SS.5 so.
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I Backed
FIanneletteS

ior house gowns and wrappers. We seem to excel
IN beautiful patterns and bright catchy coors Not
only this quality counts for something
Anyhow, the quantity sold in the last few days is
remarkable. Make your selection now
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We cordially invite w T. u
and to see its many features Of special interest
I'VE Are Headquarters for

Ii you don't play the game, wear the gown,
says page 20 oi Sundays Call Their illustrated
page OF women wearing golf hats, golf capes, golf
suits and golf skirts speaks for itself
We can furnish any of these items and take
pleasure in referring you our great showing Of golf
capes and skirts in Cloak Department as well as
the numerous center tables of late styles in felt golf
hats, now seen in Millinery Department.
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Republican Convention Tonight.

The Republican Convention to NOM
mate candidates for the various city
offices will meet in the Old Pavilion
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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1t is better to preserve health than to
cure disease. Therefore, keep your
blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and be always we'll
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CITY Finances.

Following is the report of City Audi
tor Young for the week ending Saturday,
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ADMIRAL DEWEY
AT WASHINGTON.

Continued from First Page.)
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omepuns
and CheviOts at soc.

It's not necessary to pay high prices for dress
goods III order to look we'll and be UP to date in
style. Just showing new homespuns
Venetian cloths and cheviots in grays, browns and
blues at soc yard.
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I'VE Seem to Have the Right Styles in
AAA New Flannelettes at 1Oc Yard.

A continuous stream of interested buyers have
been seen at Our domestic counters during the past
week making their Fall selections from our show
ing of
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EWlatches for Men, Women
kAA and Boys at Low Prices.

Low priced watches without time keeping
quistes are costly even at the smallest price. The
kinds we offer here are standard seven jewel Amer
can movements and warranted time keepers. We
have these reliable movements fitted into 5-year
gold filled plain or embossed cases Mems sizes are
offered at SO each Women's at $625. The same
movement in silver cases for men only cost SO and
in nickel cases $3.25.
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Fancy Fall Silks, ST.

For several weeks we have had splendid busi-
lines of special value silks at o8c
and 81. Right now in our Silk Department we
have all the latest novelties in light and dark colors
at ST yard
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Weather Reports.

Total ....:...... .......... .....
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Bad Axe, July Injector Bolton. Il
unique and well-known character in
the Thumb. hung himself Yesterday to
the top-most branch OF a sour apple
tree, thus ending his troubles. He
came here about year ago and among
his assets was 800 bill, which after
going the rounds. was pronounced to
be no good at the postofiice. 1t went
back to the bank, and the cashier paid
it TO Bolton when he drew out some
money. He then took five girls and
himself TO the circns and got only $92..
so back in change, but he was satisfied
because he had rid himself of the bill
He advertised in a matrimonial paper
for a bride, and got one after she had
been decided part of the farm The
honeymoon was short out sweet She
gave back the farm and sued for a
divorce. Then Bolton hanged himself,
and now two families are scrapping
over the property.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Saginaw, July 14.--So great is the
war spirit here yet that Co. +. has al
ready secured the minimum enlistment
and enough names are in sight to bring
the company to its maximum strength
Capt. Anderson has made the initial
movement towards reorganizing old
Co. +. now Co. G. He will have all
the men he wants. 10 conjunction
with the naval reserves, Co. G. has n
fine armory. Citizens of the west side
will probably supply Co. +. with suit.
able quarters the only handicap the
boys have had.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
BIG BLOW OUT.
MACCABEES TO SW ART AT PORT
HURON NEXT WEEK.
City Expects to Entertain 10000
Visitors New Temple in ReaGi-

Port Huron. July II -Thr " tea
bees from AL over the C"uuin VII
meet here on July II 10 p. ihc ~
preme tent, the l. O. T. NJ. rd nul-
formed rank will come. The glcat
camp viii lie held 1T Alpena mex Ju,..
Port Huron has raised rrarlA $2,5OO
to entertain the visitors and "a hig
croad is eNprcled all of next We, X, :
p'cinlil 90 Ihm sdi>. JUN %. he hig
day, wien IA grand parade will he
given. Wednesday. lhe ian. lhc uul-
form rank divisions prrstiu wi drill
for 5000 cup, nov held hy scott d.
Vision 3, of Ioird". and Tor $500 in
gold. There are many crack companies
among the Maccabee soldiers, nnd an
II, usually pretty contest is looked for.
Port Huron has prepared u make the
week one long .drawn-out Fourth of
July, with band concerts. red lemon
ade and fireworks every "A hours dur
ing the gathering Hotels, restaurants
al lodging ccommodalions are not
ample 10 meet the demands of 900
visitors, and returns from many towns
show mat that figure i, not ont of the
way.
a rate 81 one fare for ihc round trip
Las been secured from all points in
Michigan 70 Polt Huron. while special
excursion trains from many points will
carry people AT even il lower rate for
the hl, " ont on Thursday.
Columbia, O., i, figuring on captnr-
iug lhe next encampment and will send
strong delegation of boomers, The
musical program Of the week is ex-
j pected to prove IA great drawing card.
Aside from the grand prize drill, the
Michigan and Ohio divisions are to
drill for stand of colors presented by
their respective states. The Michigan
men will be given a handsome set by
the great camp, X. o. +. M, OF Mich
gan, while the Ohio division will COM
pete for the colors won by the Scott
Guard, of Toledo, last year
Over $500 Maccabee live in Port
Huron, and they are getting ready to
give the grip 10 the thousands who
temple and to make them feel at home
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
LIVELY CONTEST ON.
Leading Maccabees Fight Over the
Loaves and Fishes.

''"u Huron, Mlch Juy l7.-There is
'rii pos>ib' y Of m exciting contest at
ia. -nprcmr ten. X O f.. NJ, conyen-
tr.r lor Me office OF supreme record
@e,pcr, now heidi by Major Boynton.
~" app rent interest center in this
Office. 10 many II appears as though an at
tempt was being made TO throw out Boyn-
ton who organized the order, but the recon-
mcndatiun Of The committee on laws to.
~ TO Create II -, 900 Office for him does
NJ substantive this theory Tonight
10y Lton Irfu.ed 10 cell where he was at,
ana it j. "itpgctncr probable that he win
make the fight for his pres,n' Office unless
ia, salary Of the new office il increased.
VII Boyn-nn NJ pre-. ent draws $1,000 "a
supreme record keeper and 81 600 as
graz d commander, besides pcrquisites.
- -. Aiken announces that be is a can
tiGatc for re. election as supreme legal
adviser, considerable wlrc-puling is being
done among the delegates.
The question Of a reserve fund. which
/
ton for several years, came up before the
committee on laws today. A proposition
was submitted TO the committee TO presen.
to the convention that methods be adopted
through means Of assessments to increase
the SGl2 600 reserve fund now on hand to
! $2,OOO,OOO. The committee reported un.
favomby on tie proposition. which
practically settles the matter. Major
Boynton is opposed to a large reserve
fund, while MaIkey and the other officers
favor the same.
Another proposition is to place the Of
flee Of supreme medical examiner, now
held by DR.. Moss, on the salary list. and
instead Of having one official elect eight
district examiners This reported favor
ably by the committee.
The Lady Maccatees %&l haye no con-
test over the principal Offices Mrs.
Lillian NJ HOLSTER, OF Detroit, will be
reelected supreme commander Miss Bina
West Port Huron. supreme record keeper,
Dr. Mary Danforth supreme medical ex-
aminer, The ladies have several propo-
sitions also before their committee on
laws, but unlike the knights, they are in
favor Of as large a reserve fund as possible.
The committee will recommend that the
convention make an additional assess
ment from which the balance at the end
of the year be, after paying the death
claims, added TO the reserve fund, which
is now f20, 600 The proposition includes
the levying of another asses sment if
necessary. 1t will also be suggested that
the per capita tax of 80 cents per year be
removed, as the reserve on hand is suf-
ficient TO cover this for several years, in
al iition to the. extra assessment. The
ladies will have representatives from IS
states in the convention.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
LABORING MEN PROTEST.
Petition Against kaIamazoO's Street
Fair the Cause.

Kalamazoo, July 1.-THE wording
of the petition to the chamber of COM
merce demonstrating against the pro-
posed street fair has caused consider
able feeling among the laborlng men.
Officers of the trades and labor council
say that every self-respecting laboring
man in the city should censure the
sentiment expressed by the slgners of
the petition. which insinuated that all
a laboring man did during the previous
two fairs was to get drunk or otherwise
become so demoralized that work could
not 90 on in the factories as before for
a week after. A meeting of the trades
and labor council Will be held tomorrow
night and it is said strong resolutions
will be passed denouncing this petition.
The same people who are opposing the
street fair are still agitatng the Sunday
Lakevcw theater question, and a mass
meeting to protest against it will be held
at the First Congregational church Sunday
night A letter from F. +. MacKay,
president of the Actors society, of Amer
lea, to Rev. r. w. Mclaughlin, urging
the latter to do his utmost in behalf of the
society for the suppression of the Sunday
theatre. will be read
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Laporte. Ind, July l4.-Mrs. Hauy
Stafford, OF Grand Rapids, recently
divorced, visited Allen county in this
state. Mr.. Stafford availed himself f
the opportunity to kdnap one of his
sons, who mad been in the custo@y OF
the divorced wife. Stafford is in jail.
but has instituted - a steps TO OBTAIN
possession of the two children and The
husband and former wife will contest
the case in the Indiana courts. The
divorce was granted al Fort Wayne.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
Michigan Pensioners

Washington, July l4.-Michigan
pensions were granted Friday as fol-
lows: Restoration and reissue-Sam-
uel Hartford, Nashville, $l2; Erastus
ID, Trip, st. Johns, $l4; Henry G.
Williams, Wacousta, $40. Increase
Martin Gage North Branch, $l2 to
S14; James II, Griffin, Eaton Rapids,
IS to $l4; Verdine II. Gillet, Holland,
sc TO SIS; Enos Bowling, Rome, 81 to
IS; Henry A. Chadeayne, Battle Greek,
IS to $40; Manley G. Rounds, Cedar
Springs, IS to $l2; Henry f. Gauze,
Saginaw, sc to $40; Charles Williams,
Cheboygan, Sc to IS; Samuel Fish,
Beal City, 81 to IS; Albert Bradley,
Gull Lake, Sc to IS; Benjamin F. San
born, ST Johns, $l2 to $14; Henry
Sanford. Jr, Wexford, 81 to $12;
Samuel j. Smith, Carson City, $24 to
$50; MILFORD Skutt, White Pigeon,
S12 to SIC; Daniel F. Saxton, Portland,
s. to $40; Henry Hist, Oxbow, $14 to
$l7; Gardner, c. Buck, Eaton Rapids,
Sl7 to 1874; Charles H. Wilbur, Eaton
Rapids, 81 10 Sl7; Archibald Il. Grove,
Coldwater, SIC to 1921; Henry +, Hoyt,
Eaton Rapids, SIS to $40; Robert
Churchill, Quincy, sl2 to $14; Nathan
Halock. Ransom, $12 to $l7; Noah
Petee, Blssfeld $l7 to S24; Levi Beck.
man, Ashland Center, So to SIS; Sam
uel A. Comstock, Dawson, So to $l7;
Char.es A, Miller, Star City, IS to $l2;
Henry Il. Diiler, Ypsianti, So to IS;
Robert NJ. Pickett, Ionia, $l7 to 1921;
Otis ID. Wilson, Amble, IS to $40;
Issac Wellver, Casnovia, SO to $l2;
Leroy Holcomb, Quincy, So to $40;
George Flood, Linwood, So to SIS;
Henry Stephenson, Owosso, IS to $40.
Reissue and increase-Oscar |. Hunt,
Elwcn, S. to $40.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
ANN ARBOR EXCURSIONS.

The Ann Arbor Il. r. will sell excur-
sion tickets to the following points at
one fare for the round trip.
Orion, Mich, July 18th to 2Sth.
Inc. Return limited August 25th
Account Orien Camp Ground Assembly.
Boston, Mass, August 18th and 18th.
Good for return to leave Boston Aug.
20th. Tickets can be extended to
August 31st. l.. A. w. National Meet.
Eaton Rapids, Mich, July 25th to
August. 9TH inclusive. From points
within 100 miles of Eaton Rapids,
return limit August Sth, Mich. State
Holiness Camp Meeting.
Ludington, Mich, July "a to Aug.
3rd inclusive return limit August 2lst.
Epworth League Assembly.
Montreal. Que, Aug. 4th and 9th
Return limit Aug. 18th. World
Bicycle Meet.
Pittsburgh, Penn, Aug 1st to
9Th inclusive Return limit August 10Th
with privilege of extension to August
31st. On payment of tee 30 cents
Young Peoples Christian Union u. p.
Church Of North America.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Kalamazoo, July lJ.-Theodore Fen.
ker declares that while j ing asleep m
his hammock the other evening he was
aroused ~ sharp and severe sting
near the corner of The mouth n the
lower lip HIS lip soon Swolled to
alarming proportions and stu gives him
much pain, "a though some trong acid
had been injected into the wound.
This is the first knowing instance IF The
kissing bug getting q its work in kala
maZOO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Kalamazoo, July l4.-Frank Webb,
Alias Williams, of South Bend, charged
with attempting to send saws and files
concealed in the covers of book into
Jail TO Slater and Allison, Richland
bank robbers, had hearing today, +.
Z. Knappen, who was attorney for
Slater and Allison, and who delivered
the sheriff the book with hidden tools,
identified Webb as the man for whom
he did the errand.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

East Tawas, july l4.-rhis afternoon
while perinteuding the removal of
machinery from Emery's mill, Thoma.
DIETRICH. wel.Enown M 'iwrighr. and
one of the earliest settler, OF this place,
was instantly killed by The gavin way
Of Il block al ~ iug ban Whce, Of
several tons weight to fall crushiog
his head Hat he leaves Il y idow and
several children.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Hudson, July l4.-John Salemi, ar
Italian fruit merchant of this city, has
mysteriously disappeared. He left be.
fore the Fourth TO visit friends in Owes.
SO, intending to return in two or three
days, but Is still absent. He left his
business, which is very prosperous, in
the care of his brother. The brother
has heard nothing from the young man
and fears that he has met with foul
play.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Battle Greek, July l4.-Constablt
julius p King arrested VIM. Frazer
alias John A. Murphy, TT South Bend
on the charge of robbing ex-sheritf j
&c. BARRIERS residence on the night OF
April 20, of a large amount of valuable
silverware and jewelIy, and the ex-ofii
GERS handouts and revolvers. He is il
the Marshall jail. 1t Is supposed thai
the stolen property was sold in South
Bend.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21
BOUGHT A VOLCANO.
American Syndicate Buy rlount
PopoCatepetl.
rIOIInt

For years the volcano Popocatepetl
in Mexico has been mined in the half
hearted Mexican manner for sulphur
of which it has an inexhaustible sup
ply THIS week negotiations have
been closed by which It's owner, Gen.
Sauchese receives $500, 900 for a clear
title 70 the mountain. The leading
party in the syndicate OF buyers 5 said
10 be Sen. Clark of Montana.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Lansing. july l4.-Secretary "i STATE
StraruS is p"eprIing 10 push int rest
claims of MIchga "a inst the genera
government, amounting to about s4OO,-
600 y" iutrle,t was allowed foi
claims paid the state from lime Of their
allowance to the time of their payment
He says Other states have pushed such
claims To IA successful issue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-21

Lansing, July 14.-One of the du-
ties of the state tax commission is to
reach the vast amount of personal pro-
perty which now escapes taxation. La
order 10 do this experts must be en-
ployed.
The commission predicts that with
an expenditure of from $25, 900 to $780,
600, including the sa aries of the COM
missioners, not less than 100000, 900
of property will be added to the assess.
ment rolls of the state for the year
1900. If this shall be the result, and
the average rate of taxation paid by
the other property of the state is coll
lected thereon, the returns for the ex-
pendlture noted will be not less than
81, 900, 900, and the other property now
being assessed therefore will be relieved
to like extent.
The commissioners say that they ex-
pect to devote their entire time TO the
work, and are DESTROYS of making it
what the legislature contemplated. In
their judgment, what the people of the
state want are facts not mere opinions
The commission asks for two male
stenographers at once, and for permits
sion TO employ several extra clerks
within the next two or three months.
as the work progresses.