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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

COUNTY EXPENSE FUND.
I Stookey, clerk hire...........S 24o 90
7 + Stookey clerk hire. $50 %
p T. Stookev, clerk hire........... $50 90
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
Louis Olday, as road overseer IoS 90
{ |. Hamilton. as road overseer Isi 90
DISTRICT ROAD FUND.
Louis oldag, road supplies. IS 10
ID 5 McCrea, road supplies. II 81
{ l. Hamilton, road supplies IS
{ |. Hamilton, hired help on
road general road fund.-. IaS as
Louis Oldag, hired help on
road general road fund.-. asa so
BRIDGE FUND.
J IL Hunte, bridge materials 90
At this time the board adjourned to
meet at 9 O'Clock a. III. on Monday July
II. 1899.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16
THIRTEENTH DAY.

rHTRrFBNrH DAY.
July II, 1909
Board convened pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Present as heretofore,
Minutes OF Saturdays proceedings read
and approved.
Claims examined and allowed rs fol.
lows.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
Dale Express Co., hauling for
courthouse ...;..................... ! so
Irwin Hodsou Co. pens FOR pro-
bate judge ....,..,................... so
Harrington & knight, ice for
June and uly...................... 20
". f. Stoddard, J P fees. 81 6s
". F.. Stoddard, J, p. FEES 10 IS
DIR. Chas. $. Whitford, for hold
ing autopsy. ................,-....,. 10 90
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

NJ A. Means " .-....... u 50
Neg Perez Lumber company,
bridge lumber 81 IS
J 6. Downs. bridge lumber...... I54 80
Frank Hart. " " ......... IS IS
T.. Erick son. ......... IL IS
J. T. Bills. bridge lumber. 81 %
At this time the board adjouruS to
meet At O'Clock a III. tomorrow
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16


Notice to non-consenting land owner
on Adelia Edmonson ct al road; hearing
on said road is set for Friday July
IS. 1899.
In the matter of the w + Yeager ct al
road; hearing on said road is had at this
p, M, witnesses are sworn and examiu-
ed in behalf of both contestants and
petitioners. The matter is argued nv
counsel and taken under Amusement nv
the board.
Board adjourns till a. III. tomorrow
EIGHTH DAY.
July rs, 1899.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All present as heretofore
The valuation OF the southeast Il of
southwest ! OF section 90, township 70,
\ S ", b. NJ, and lots aud !, north.
west !. OF northeast section II, town
ship 30. S ", b. NJ, assessed TO We.ss.
kus. is raised to fo7oo
An appropriation of $50 is made for
Mona Hogan aud her three minor chill.
dren for the quarter ending September =,
1899, and the auditor is instructed TO
draw a warrant in favor OF A. Douglas for
that amount.
The assessor is ordered to assess and
place on the assessment roll the steam
boat ]. NJ, Hannafor,i; also the telephone
line extending from Kendrick to Teo-
kean, Idaho,
The y. III. Carter Ell al road not having
been properly surveyed, survey and
review of said road is ordered, and Vim.
Boles. J. NJ. MCGEE and Edison ID. Briggs
are appointed as viewers, to report at
their earliest convenience.
The valuation of the Touring mill ma.
chinery assessed to Mrs. r. A. H. Boston
is raised to $4,000.
A franchise is granted To Ernest Nc
Nullongh to erect and maintain toll
bridge across the Clearwater river in
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16
SEVENTH DAY.

SEVENTH DAY.
July II, 1899.
Board conveues pursuant to adjourn
meut.
All present as heretofore.
Al this 10 a. III. hearing in the matter
of the W Il Seager ct al road is continued
till up. m.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

LEWISTON, Idaho, Juiy II. 1879
hoard met pAr~aant to Adjournment
Present A. heretofore
I'm aptllcz,iou II George W NrlseI
The ASSESSOR - ordered Ia reduce The val
u,t,on ON certain lAud ASSESSED To George
"a. Welker aud W A. Nrlker Ia Sioo-
Ii - hereby ordered that the CLERK raise
the valuation of certain real estate as
sessed 10 Mrs. f.. A. H. Boston To $50
/, Is hereDv ordered that the clerk
raise the valuation on certain real estate
assessed 10 Mrs Edna Day TO s. 200, ana
improvements on the same TO 200.
On certain real estate assessed TO }. ".
Denny TO $40.
On certain saloon fixtures aNsT77e'i 10
Smith * Denny To t25o.
On certain real estate assessed 10 IL y
B-nt to Gao.
On certain real estate assessed TO jacob
Eichenberger to 1890.
Ca printing press assessed to Afford
Bros. to 81 900.
ON certain lands assessed 10 l.. l..
Haynes to S5oo5.
On certain real estate assessed 10 I. +.
Adams to fII,3io, and ON certain other
real estate assessed to said {. L. Adams
to $42yo.
On certain real estate assessed to L l.
Hamilton to $500.
On certain real estate assessed to Mary
Hewitt to tIono.
On certain real estate assessed TO I. T..
Huson To fIoSo aud on certain other real
estate assessed to said {. T.. fusoE TO
S75,.
IL is hereby ordered that the bridge
across Red Bird Canyon, on the Buck
road be and the same Is hereby con
demned,
On information filed by {. A, Hastings,
county treasurer, it is ordered that war
rants Nos so6I and 26o6, issued Septem-
Der a, 1890. and drawn on current ex-
pense fund, aggregating 5000; and war.
rant No. 1874 issued January II, 1898,
drawn on county road fund for IS 90; and
warrants Nos. 2S4S and 73lo, issued July
IL, 1893, and drawn ON county road fund
stgregating Sioo45, together with &C
crued interest, upon their presentation
properly endorsed, the County Treasurer
pay said warrants out Of any moneys in
tn. treasury not otherwise appropriated
The matter of J. {. Mckahill ct al.
road IN district No. "a, coming ON regu
larry for hearing at this time it is hereb,
ordered, after consideration and exatni
nation, that said rosd he ordered opened
AS a public highway.
AT this time claims AK inst Nez Perc,
county were examined and allowed a.
follows:
A. Larsen, for work as county
road oyerseer, county road
tnnu ....,..,...,.,......,,.,..,.'., - 143 81
A. Larsen, supplies for road,
road district No. a fund .......,. i3S o.
A. Larsen. hired help on road,
road district No. 3...,..-......., Is @
John Shriner. hired help ON
road, road district No. y fund io5
John Shriner. work AZ overseer
county road fund ......,.,,.,... AT J
lie Barron & White. for bridge
lumber. bridge fund So {
WaIlick Bros, Tor bridge lum
her. bridge fund..........".." SO
Il Dsnford. for salary and ex-
pense, current expense fund" 3io
Board adjourned To meet at So'clock
M. tomorrow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16
THIRD DAY.

July II, 1899.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present as OF yesterday.
II Is hereby ordered that the board
raise the valuation of assessments AS fol
lows:
Real estate in the town Of Leland, as
sessed to w. W. johnson, to 900.
Certain lots in Lewiston, assessed to
w, l.. Johnson, to 500,
Mill property assessed to Leland Mill
ing Co, to $1,000.
The assessor is ordered to add to the
assessment Of {. A. Lecper fifty five head
OF cattle.
1t is ordered that the valuation on
certain real estate, assessed to Chris
I.angleigh, be raised to 500;
On certain real estate assessed to Anna
j.. Manning, to $500;
On certain lands assessed to Henry
Meene, TO $1,000;
On certain lots in Lewiston assessed to
Menomy estate. to 5000.
The matter of the Adelia Edmonsou ct
nj road was at this time laid over till such
time AS proof of service of notice on non
consenting land should be made
as required by law,
Now, at this time, on petition, as re-
quired by law, road district No IS was
divided and new district, TO he known
AS district No. ., created.
Now, at this time, board adjourned to
meet at y O'Clock "A. III. tomorrow.
At this time the board examined and
allowed claims against Nez Perez county
AS follows;
CURRENT EXPENSE.
ID ID Burnhain, expense bill ..... 70 40
siiaIS ,..-....,..s.. 81 M
ID Porter, fees as constable. II 10
COUNTY ROAD FUND,
" Wilks, as road OVERSIGHT. IsS so
W Montgomery, -..... 7S so
George Wilks, as hired help,
road district No 7 fuud......,,. 81 So
V Wilks. bridge lumber bridge
fund ,,...,. ...,.,..,...........-. 81 81
Albert Soords, as hired help ON
bridge fund ......,.,.,. ......,.,. 1, %
Vim Soords, as hired help IN
bridge fund" II IS
J W Montgomery, bridge mate.
rial-....,, &. ~ 80
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16
EIGHTEENTH DAY

July 80 lo99' board met pursuant 10
adjournment; all present as heretofore,
Aoiio"i'S "'S 'hS P'o'eei'hSn'
Slaims were examined and warrants
ordered drawn III payment OF the SAME IN
II Herbs ;nstice aud witness
fees q, ss allowed trS
i A Motif examining two in.
sane persons. nm
EE Watts. constable fees - Xxx
|C s Whitford. examination. in.
sane person'...,,..,.,,,...,.'''.,, 900
w Rozen. pnard for insane
persou 1000
w l. Tbompson, merchandise
for INDECENT 400
e r Stranahan excess taxes
Maid in 1905 RA
ID Stevens excess taxes maid in
ISoS..'..,.,.......-,.,...'.,,,,.,., lu
Vim a RIacr services &C com.
missioner ..... $40
G Isaman, services as commits.
sioner I72p
A g johnson ser,,ices nc com.
missioner, Io1 90
NJ / Goldsmith, excess taxes
paid in 1905 '............ 800
Edison u Rriggs wire for ripht
of wav 81
w poyar avnensa nc sheriff
+ S,e, a,Inn,sd IHp
~
In the matter of the petition Oh L. ",
Allen ct al for assistance on road on ln'
west side of Big Canyon, owing 10 .h'
indifferent language of said petition m
ordered that no action he taken Oh SA''
petition.
In the matter OF the indigency OF WI
Minnie Utter and minor children aPPn,
cation having been heretofore niaue va
said indigents, and happening thaI.nsi
are in urgent need OF and, 1t Is o'" Tas.
that the auditor draw warrant ior JOh.
l.. Harris for $40, which amount Is 10 "
used by said John l.. Harms Tor Tue ''"''
OF said indigents. -,
The bond of NJ. l.. Goldsmith as k.. aNd
OF the kentuck ferry was examiner
approved.
In the matter of the delinquent
sonal property tax for the year 10Y,
appearing to the satisfaction OF inc .. DOr
that there is large amount Oh Pe Is,;n.
property tax for 1895 that Is SUI. u." IA
quent, and it further appearing ma ma,
steps have been taken to collect SAT p.,c,
it is ordered and the assessor OF NeA i.l;n.
county is directed to collect saio u'"'
quent tax as prescribed by law ..;,v tn
1t appearing that there is neeessiH po,.
special work on the Lewiston anu coI.
latch road, it is ordered that NJ L. uU Ua,
smith be allowed the sum OF rs e.s@,
ter to keep the road in repair lio o',h i
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

The report Of John HERES, owner Of
the Holt Ferry, for fees and application
for renewal of license. was approved, and
IT was ordered that the license be fixed
at 80 annually, and further ordered that
said license be issued as prescribed by
law.
In the matter of the application of ]. b.
Warren for liquor license at Forest Home,
Idaho, 1t appearing that said applicant
had presented his receipt as required by
law and that his bond is regular, it was
ordered that said bond be approved and
license issued to said Warren.
The reports of the Lapwai ferry, Evans
ferry and Cottonwood ferry were exam
ined and approved.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

The report of viewers on I. o. Hanlon
tt al road in road district No. IS having
been examined and found TO DO I'M
favorable it is ordered that said report
be accepted and road not granted; and
the costs Of viewing and surveying said
proposed road be and they are hereby
assessed against the bondsmen.
AT this time the question of damages
to non conserving land owners along the
Walter +. Yeager ct al road is duly con-
sidered and damages allowed as follows:
to Ole Olsen the sum of $40. to Miss
Lena Olsen the sum of IS and to Chris J.
Norho the sum of IS.
At this time the order heretofore made
directing the assessor to cancel the
assessment against Geiger < Co., Mays
& Jackson and Wren & Greenough, is
declared void and of no effect.
Tho board adourns to meet tomorrow
at s O'Clock a. III.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-16

CONTINUED ON THIRD f
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

they want to put out to grass will find
very useful, says a Farm and Preside
writer. The illustration will show how
it. is made. A pair Of old wheels Of any
kind will answer. One corne is rooted
over and floored fer a sleeping pen or
shelter during a storm. A trough is also
permanently attached to the opposite
corner.
The pen can he readily shifted from
place 10 place each day, thus giving the
pigs Z fresh place and new grass con.
tinually.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

One Way TO Put Pigs Out to Grass.
While among the farmers in Wiscon-
sin we ran across a novel device-a
movable pigpen, which many of our
readers who keep in a pen pigs which
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

A controversy Of ten years standing
was settled by the Catholic Knights Of
America recently at Kansas City when
the delegates meeting in annual con-
vention voted to admit women to the
order. Though women will be admit
ter under the amended constitution,
Ethey will be permitted to carry but
ISL 600 insurance, or one-half the
Eanlount that is allowed to men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Santiago de cuba. Nov. 2g.-Thc
wtcckou working on the aunkcn Span
lsh nrmorod cruiser Almlfante Oqucn-
do yesterday discovered % chest con.
tanning $4,000 IN spanish gold. which
the 'enduyu company uio firm cin-
pluying the divers, Will rOtnln.
Work on the cruiser has been In
progress Tor i've months and many
thousands " dollars worth u treasure
has been secured. The snfe was found
IN the bottom. whore II foll DURING the
burning ~ the ship.
only "a Tow days ago the wrecksfa
began On the torpedo boat destroyer
furor. They have already found a
service 81 heavy silver plate. Experts
assert, after Inspecting the destroyer.
that she might easily have been raised
and repaired. The wtocking operations
have proved source uf large returns
TO the company. estimated at 100000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
INDIANS VAST TO rIonr
Trouble 4. Over au Agents Interference
with u Married Woman.

Des Molnoa. Ia. Nov, 22.-Four hum
bred and nfty redskins At the Sac and
Fox Indian reservation IN Tnma coun-
- are ready 10 start on the wniputh
with rifle and tomahaWks. n. 7. VIII
cox Of Montour was In consultation
here with Judge oliver u, Shraa OF
the federal court today, ond said II
was only because Of his personal IN
terccsslon that the Indians had been
prevented from making an assault on
the people OF Tamn City and Toledo
To nVenge themselves for wrongs IN
iilctod by the Indian agent.
Wilcox finally arranged with Judge
Shlras to 20 to Cedar Rapids and there
nlc petition for habcas corpus for the
release OF an Indian Girl, aged IL, con-
fined in the government Indian train
Ing school at Toledo this month. VIII
cox returned TO his home tonight, AS
surfing the officials that he VIII be able
to control the Indiana aB long as the
courts have the controversy Ia hand.
The woman In the case Is Lclah-
puch- Ka-Chcc, and she II married. Her
husband Is Ta-Tn-P III. cha. They were
married when she was II, according
to Indian rites, the Sac and Fox In
dlans being permitted u marry ON the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Washington, Nov. 22-Todny's Issue
Of the official gazette OF the Patent
office VIII b. one Of the most remark
able numbers In tho history of that
government publication. IL viii con.
tain 53g patents proper. one Of the
largest In the records Of the office.
Flfty-ulnc patents In one line Of lnycn-
tlnn win be issued TO one assignee,
nfty-fvc OF the patents being granted
upon tho application Of one inventor.
The amount u matter 10 De handled
By the printer was Immense and me-
ccssitatd large details OF extra men
and overtime. The nfty-nlne patents
referred tu contain i.59a long claims
which. with she claims ~ the patents
ana duiWinEr. run w the Illustrated
pages o. the official gazette TO the un-
prcccdtntcl number OF 1g2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Lynn. Macs, Nov. ge-Edward T.
Chester of this city. formerly prl-
Nate IN company ~. Seventeenth Tint.
Ell states infautry. and who has Iuat
returned from the Philippines. whore
ne was two months on the firing line.
says the American soldiers Who. Tor
crime Of one kind or another. have been
dlshonurtbly discharged frum the army.
oillcor many NJ the Filipino commands.
Tho rebel commanders omcr large In
ducemcnts IN the way 81 salary and
position 60 any who VIII forsakc the
American army
chester Gays these Americans are a
reckless class. ana In grrat part e.
their ENERGY is duc TIE tcnacity OF the
rebellion lie said these soldiers led
the FiliplnoH IN several 81 the netccst
engagements, ana play an important
part In keeping alive the spirit of rebel
Hon among the fragments OF Agulnul.
dos commands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

about Naauwpooft and other points on
the southern frontier.
The lack of war news ENCOURAGES
some opumlsts to write hopefully of
the alleged Intent " Hufmeycf and
Scriencr 10 induce President Stcyn to
draw out from the campaign and sue
for peace, but this result lies outside the
range % serious discussion.
The star with a tfuer instinct, dis
plays Vienna dispatch containing In
formation from -. Petersburg that the
Russians have occupied lIeraL THIS II
not improbable. as Il colncidoH with tho
forecasts which the Times published
ten days ago from It's st. Pcictshurs
correspondent. hut the report lacks
dennitcuoss and official authority u
may easily be that e surprise N this
kind has been carefully planned Tor the
entertainment u the queens guests At
Windsor aud IL would be- wei timed
for critical moment o. the British
campaign IN Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

New York. Nov. 23,-Discusslng the
condition Of the iron and metal trades
tho Iron Ago today says
After long period OF the most In
tonse activity the iron markets have
uuieted down considerably. This ia
usual at this season of the year. In
fact, IL has come later than we have
been accustomed To. while this n q
matter OF annual recurrence. this year
the special circumstance ~ added that
IN the majority Of the different branch
es the product ia engaged Tor many
months to come, running In some lines
far into the second half of next year,
Many producers are atill 30 far behind
Ia their deliveries that q quletrr spell IL
welcomed as a relief In some branches
Il Will require intense activity during
the whole Of tho usually dull period To
work on tho long delayed orders and
the contracts at hand for future de-
livery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Dlaektoot. Ida. Soy. 22-Formcr Sen.
ntor Dubois, who 10 chairman of the
executive committee OF the National
silver Republicans. LETT for Chicago TO-
night TO attend meeting NJ his COM
mittoc November 18th. Teller. Townr.
Hartman, Congressman Wilson and
shWr0th and other National Silver re-
publican leaders viii be- present Mt
Dubois says thv blmutnllic issue IL SIN
the important one. and that the next
national nght can be won with Bryan
and the Chicago platform. lie does
not think imperialism or expansion
viii be an issue. that u viii settle a.
self before the next campaign. IL can.
not, In his judgment. In any event. III.
vide the blmetallic fofseB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Louisville, Ky. Nov. s2.--Thc county
election board convened this afternoon
and took up the motion Go throw ut the
whole vote % the city Of Louisville. Tho
county vote Tor governor was an
uouhccd as follows. Taylor. is.ii5;
Gocbcl. 1908. brown. 2.6i2. Taylora
plurality asa.
Tho motion TO throw out tho vote ~
Louisville was thea taken up. Judge
Harris was permitted 10 read aiiiduylts
from Mayor Weave, Chairman Lyons
OF the board NJ safety, Chlcf ~ Police
llhnscr, Henry Bcll sheriff, and others
relative 20 the presence Of the MALTA
In this city on the day ~ tho election.
These nfiidavits state IN" presence NJ
the militia IN this city was uucallcd for
and that the municipal uuth0ritloH
were amply able To- cope with the situ-
alton on Monday,
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow, when arguments will be heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

San Francisco. Nov. 22.-Thc Exam
liner says
The accusation that col. wilder $.
Mctcalf or the Twentieth Kansas regl-
ment deliberately Killed an unafmcd
Filipino prisoner during the Philippine
campaign has resulted In the disclosure
that two surrendered Fillpinos were
shot by Kansas men ~ Cnloocnn; that
war department investigation was
held. and that the men Involved, lnclud-
Ing captains lifhop, y company NJ, an !
Flanders 81 company |, were cNculpatci
from blame.
General Frederick Funston. who has
been staunch defender NJ Col, Mctcnlf.
relterntcs his charge that I've officers
of the Kansas regiment were guilty OF
cownrdicc during the lighting from
Manila To Snu Fernando.
From Topeka. Kansas, comes nm am
dnvlt from Private Donald Thorn. Of the
Twentieth Kansas. IN which he awcnrs
that he saw Captain bishop NJ company
NJ iirc three shots into the bodies u
two prisoners. one % whom was wound
ed, who were lying helpless on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Chicago. Nov. 23.-Thc fourteenth an
nuni meeting ~ the National Wagon
Makers association VI the United States
was hold nt the Auditorium annex, The
trade conditions wore thoroughly can
vasscd, but no advance was made IN
prices Tor the present. The election OF
officers resulted
President. Frank slossln, kcnosha,
Wis
First vice president. II, d. sydam,
Toledo, o,
Second vice PRECEDENT. George II,
james, Memphis, Tenn.
Secretary and treasurer, II. NJ. Ken
ncy, Wlnonn. Mlun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

fan Antonio. Tex. Nov. 22.-Two an
nounccmcnta can be- made In regard a.
the trouble between negro troops aud
the citizens at Fort Ringgold, on the
Mexican border. one u the welcome
news from both military and civil
sources that everything N dulet and
no further trouble IL expected. The
other " that the post " to be per
mancntly abandoned The gurrison
viii be withdrawn as soon as arrange
mcnts can be made. This latter state
mcnt was made by Gen. Mcklbben this
afternoon and leaves no doubt OF the
intention OF the military authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

chicago. Nov, 21.-Thr annual meet
ing Of the American shurthorn breed
torlum today. More than 200 members
We're In attendance. Three new mem
bora of the board OF directors wor,
elected. They are; Abram RoniCk
Winchcstcr Ky. n. II, Gentry, sednlin
Mo, and g. l., Gerlaugh, Osborn, Ohio
The association has instructed the
board to oNpend $4,000 In premiums
Tor fairs and expeditions The live
stock exposition viii receive very
liberal share of this appropriation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

ground In the rear Of the American nr.
Ing line.
san Francisco. Nov. 23-The holri ~
directors Of the Ancient order VI III
u,thlans haa adopted H Hslsa ut B.. aJ-
buttons uf rytr,uti>s with the uOgts In
their contest with England.