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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
LABOR UNIONS TODAY.
Both Organizations Working Upon
Their Bylaws.

The Western Labor Union and the
Federation Of Western Miners held
meetings today at 10 o. m. and 2 p. m.
No business Of public Importance was
transacted. The Labor Union " stiil
working hard on con5,ituilon and by
laws and Is not nearly through with
this subject. The Federated Miners will
complete consideration Of their bylaws
tonight.
The members horr TO fnirh up on
Saturday night but this reena too soon
for them to finish the business they
have on hand.
In the Miners meeting the committee
on bylaws completed 10 report. which
was adopted. The committee VIII to-
nirht prepare copy OF the revised
constitution.
The committee on grievances reported
some findings. which were adopted ny
the meeting. They recommended
changes In the cafd system - that the
hack ~ tho card should show how much
each holder had paid To his union. that
IA, u should Indicate his standing.
Evening sessions may be held tonight
and tomorrow night.
From 700 10 i.ooo mon are now under
srrea, In the coucr d'Aiene mining dis
irlct In Idaho. charged with various
crimes. from arson TO murder. They
are held A. prisoners by GENERAL Mer-
fiam. Attorney Wpitcr \. Jones %
wallace. Ids. has come here 10 consult
with the Miners Federation concern-
Ing their defense. lie says the condition
of the prisoners Il dcpiofablc. There
vctr fifteen box cars full VI men on a
.ldctrack. last Saturday nlght when he
left. and 900 or more were huddied In
a barn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
ELETRIc FLASHES.

4 dispatch 10 The New York Herald
fnim Month edo announces the nrriv-
al there NJ thc crulffr Newark
A half block " business houses ut
Palestine. Texas. was destroyed by nrc
yesterday. Loss viii reach $4,000. part.
v covered BY Insurance.
The Leland Hotel company N chi.
cago mnde n voluntary assignment to-
day. Assets arr crtimntcd at tl00oo
with liabilities fsoooe.
Edward smith ,coicrcd) was hanged
In the distinct NJ Columbia jail today.
ne rcfured to the last TO make any
confession.
Forty mules arc TO be- sent to the
FIJI IrlandH from Han Francisco on the
next outgoing steamer. They are 10 be
used on a iarHo sugar plantation.
g. l.. Deiyon Nichols assistant rec.
tor Of H. Lakes church New York
~. sever, hls conn t,iion with =
Protestant Erlrcopai church aud been
received Into the Roman Catholic faith.
KID" Mccoy. through Otto G. Fioio.
manager 81 the Colorado Athletic nsHu-
citation, has forwarded 10 Tommy ny
an formal challenge to fght In Dem
Yer for the mlldlc-welTht champion
ship Of the world.
After returning from hls lnafcc tion
OF the defences about San Diego. Gen
!, N. Wilson. chief ~ rurinecra of the
United states army. visited san Pedro
and In .rcted the conditions In and
around tie outer harhor.
a dispatch TO the New York Herald
from Lima, iuru. Hnysi samuel l..
findicy. the ahrcondluE tax collector
of San Louis Oblspo county. California
has waived extradltion proceedings and
declares that he viii return ca Caiifor-
MIA voluntarily.
A special to the Dallas. Texas. News
from Eagle Pass. Twas says; The
linndo coai mine. 100 miles south %
hsfe. In Mexico. was visited Wednef-
day AZ q D. m. by a tsrfinc tornado.
dealing death and destruction In it,
rath. Eight bodies have been rrcov-
cred ana others are supposed 20 he In
the ruins
rircinen at work this morning In the
ruins % the American Lead and Sheet
company's plant. naitlmor.. NJ IN.
foot ~ Cross street. which was dsa-
troyed by frc last night. discovered
the body ~ obert y. Hudson, an ON.
ploye Of the company.
The pedestrian. Hansen. who wa.
forced 10 retire from the ss.hour Eo.aH-
you.plcase race and who was taken 10
u hospital suffering from collapse was
today reported 10 b. much improved.
a strike " thrcnteuend BY the Trick.
layers union OF New York. who de-
mand % cents an hour instead ~ 20.
their present pay. The union has -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Resolutions to be Submitted at the
Meetings 81 May IL.


Complete text ~ resolutions for peace
meetings. IN the United States of Amer
lea. on May 18th
I,esolvcd; That We the women of the
United States. believing In the solid
nrity OF humanity. recognise that what
eve promotes the permanent Interests
of one nation must ultimately secure
the highest welfare Of all, believing
that the highest Interests 81 each ma
tion are best conserved by H. own
civil. political and social Institutions.
that devotion 60 these Interests In all
nations II measured by the industrial
progress 81 it, peoples. ana nnda It's
best expression In philanthropy, letters,
art and religion. aud realizing that
these expressions Of a nations life
anguish In time Of war and are ahated
by all the Influences, conditions aud
circumstances accompanying war ana
resulting thercfrnm, We deprecaie the
maintenance and enlargement OF the
present standing armies of the world
m menace 10 civilization. 10 culture
and 10 religious Ideals.
Thereforr. Resolved; That We CRATE
fully rcgard the conference convened hy
his majesty tho cEar OF ltusfln az the
initiative OF "a tendency which We hope
VIII result In the abolition q war as
means ~ settling international dis.
puten. ana the establishment ~ per.
nnnent International court OF afbltra-
zion. Further, and fnally,
Resolved. That We extend 10 the COM
fnlrsioners appointed By President Mo-
isinley TO represent the government %
the United States at the cEars Confrf-
once, our congratulations on the oppur-
tunity thus onervd them 20 assist In
the Inauguration OF that better method
which shall Characterize the new civil
ifatloni and We respectfully beg 10 nH.
sure them that their couniryworen
confidently expect them Co lend their
high Influence and their large abilities
10 the service 81 humanity BY their as.
Interested crorta 10 promote the objects
yet forth In the letter OF his mo iosty
the ear Of Russia. and the still hlgh0r
objects which are Involved In gradual
disarmament. ana which Win come 10
be regarded as rs natural sequence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

Mr. Harry u. Potter. agent Of the
Erie road. from Omaha. came Into tho
city thia morning.
The Bortoniana viii leave for Denver
by special train over the Short Line AZ
n o'clock, Some Of tho company have
friends here. They continue from og.
den over tho Union rnoine.
J. u. Markell. superintendent n the
eating houses u Union Pacific. has
gone a. Omaha.
q T., BayPrd. superintendent Of IN.
Union Pacific at Evanston. lett for
home last night.
capt. ]. N. Alfred Of the Ninth In
fantry Of Illinois. came into the city
last night and left this morning Tor
the East.
Thos, Weir and family. went east las,
evening.
Geo. W. Dorsey leaves for Fremont
Neb.. today.
Delegates ~ W Icwett Of Salt Lake
ana ". y, Mccardle OF ogden are work
inr hard at New orleans To bring tho
convention Of ilnllrnad Trainnlen 10
this city In 1901. Mayor clark. senator
IihwllnH and other leading citizens are
aiding In the movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
FUNERAL or ANDREW GRAY
Largely Attended By Friends The
Services and lntcrmcni.

The funeral Of Andrew =. Gray was
held from tho Fifteenth ward assembly
room at : o'clock yesterday afternoon,
bishop J. n. Morgan and counseiorr
presiding. The choir rendered appro-
pirate music. and Mrs Magsie HUI
Gang rwsetiy tho solo. 20 Crave.
Where Il tiny victory"
Elder James W. Tire was tho frat
sneaker. He referred to tho work 90
the decreased a. his counselor In tho
Elders quorum and said u war al
ways consclentiousiy and honorahly
reformed. Elder John clark spoke
next and said that he had known the
deceased for many ycafn-cver since
he nrrt became a member or the ft-
tenth ward. lie had ever been honest.
faithful and exemplary. Bishop nur-
ton also referred Ia the virtues Of the
deceased and Of how little We knew
Of the world beyond the vail.
Elder e. W. l'cnro-c stated that he
crossed the plains with Elder Gray
with ox-t~amr In issi. coming direct
from the Missouri river 10 Salt Lake In
that manner. He said that h. por-
rersed very many finc traits ~ charac.
ter which he exhibited not only on that
journey but many tunes since. The
speaker then dlscourNed on tho necea-
sity Of having n we'll spent life. the res
nurrcction and rewards OF the righteous.
Elder Angus 81, Cannon related what
had been revealed about the spirit
world and paid tribute 10 the deceased
and spoke Of the family reunion that
would be his In the world 20 come.
MIR. Magic Hull sang the solo,
beautiful city" accompanied by the
choir. The benediction was Pm.
iiounced by brother Hamilton u, Park.
A lonR coftege followed the remains Ia
the city c-netery, where intcrncnt oc-
CURED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

" and notified him Of that fact. The
deputy was paid his salary Tor the
year 1897. and he now files a claim for
ono hundred dollars salary for the year
1885 This. The board disnilowcd.
You ask TO be advised whether the
county Ia liable for such sum.
Replying thereto. have 10 say.
that inasmuch ~ the board has already
iisaliowe dthe claim Il would seem that
the question. 20 FAR aa any action to
be had thereon. outside o fthc courts.
Is fully disposed %.
The party would have the right 10
bring an action IN court to test the
question n the liability ~ the county,
and. n such were done. the opinion N
the attorney general ~ 10 such linhlli.
~ would not be controlling upon the
courts. aud. however. that. In my opiu-
lon. think the county commissioners
were Justified In dlsallowlng the claim.
under the law. assuming the facts TO
be- na you have stated them.
have the honor IN b..
Very respectfully yours.
.. a. BISHOP.
Attorney General
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
Now Thought There May be No
Decision for Several Weeks.
A SPECIAL AGENT COMING.
win Make . Personal tnsestiaauo"
aud Report TO the secretary
Then WHAT
tsrrcIA1. ro rnE "NEws"l

ESPECIAL TO THE "NbNH' )
Washington. May is'--iion. uo'fs'
q. Cannon and Bishop ciawson wlll
remain IN Washington for several
days yet. They do not now expect
that thorc will be- decision Of the
treasury department officials concern
ing the postotiice site at Salt Lake cry
for some weeks. for II is understood
that before a site IL chosen q special
agent viii be- sent there TO make an
inspection and report To the secretary.
-Four sites we're offered for the nominal
consideration Of one dollar. and two
sites were proposed In which tho own
srs or agents. Utah Title and insur'
ance Co. failed to state whether 90, ot
not they expected consideration. ~,
sites said to have the best chan.e ~
The following That proposed by Loren
,o snow. corner Of Main erd South
Templs streets. that offered by iianker
Dooly on second south street ana thhl
by Walker Bros. southwest corner
East Temple and Market Htrreta. tine
II. Mcintosh site IN also faNnfah'y r.
garied. ,..
Nothing can he promised. however
until after the agent has made ms ~.
port, for. ~ the supervising archlt..t
SAYS. "Of course We arr nhtufall
favorably Inclined toward any rltc
which may he acquired frec of cost, al
other things being equal. but " q inotr
eligible site eau he obtained Tor y
frasonab,c sum " might be that
would he selected"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
THE sALooS.kEFrrRs SONG.

Give ~ ealii We keep good beer,
Wine, brandy ana whisky here.
our DOOR are open 10 boys and men,
And even women. now and then.
we llghi.h their purse. We faint their
We swsli ~ the column Of awful
draihes
An kinds ~ ctimes We sell for dimes.
IN our ruRafcd poison ~ sweet 10 taste.
u yon.yc money position, or time 10
Give US a cali
diye ~ a calf wen dull your brains.
Wen glNr you headaches and racking
Wen make you Old when you yet are
To lles aud Islander wen train your
Wen make you shlrk from all useful
Make ,hoft ana forgery sec mfalr play.
Ana murder "a pnNtint sure To pay,
Give US - cant
Give M calll We are cunning and
We AZ. bound to succeed. for We al.
vertiso
In the fnmiiy papers. tho Journal. that
To be- pure In morals nud fair Of fame
Husbands, brothers and sons win READ
heed "''
And give va cnll. We pay for all
The space In the papers Ne nccupy.
Nhd lh.t",s little In NJ. that money
II you would 10 duwn In m. ,,o.,,
and not M,
u you ,r, would be slain by the snake In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

a. q, I,ois taon filrd an Injunction
fuit against William W Wells, y. ",
Wilson and United states Marshal Glen
Millor In the Third district court to-day
10 enjnln the sale Of certain tract ~
land In Salt Lake county under a deed
Of trust, advertised 20 take place Mon.
day next.
Plaintiff alleges that he purchased
the property referred To from Nella
Hansen and wife IN December. 1850.
paying tho sum Of fa.gGa therefor.
Plaintiff further alleges that prior 10
the transfer Hansen and his wife exec
outcd trust deed 10 the defendants.
which was afterwards released, Not.
withrianding the release. plaintiff al
leges the defendants have advertispd
the PROPERTY for sale and will DO 80
unless prevented BY an order ~ the
court.
Judge Hiles Issued temporary re.
straining order and made the same r..
turnable Saturday. May goth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
SEVERAL R. R. EXCURSIONS
Home seekers Excursion from uis-
.o.ri uiver peint. to Utah aud
Idaho In Jane aud Juiy.

Additional homescekcrs' excursions
have been authorized from Missouri
river points and points east thereof to
Utah ana Idaho on June 9Th and goth.
July ith and 18th. August ist and 18TH
september 9Th and 18TH. These cxcur.
sions win be handled on the usual rate
Of one single fare for the round trip,
plus s2.oo. the entire amount TO be col
leotcd by selling agent In the east
Tickets viii be limited to u days
from date Of sale and will be- oxceutsd
for return on any date within that
limit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
AS TO LIABILITY.
Attorney Geueral submits Opinion In
n Willard County Ease.

Addressing an opinion To J, Alex Mel
vie, ESQ. county attorney Of Willard.
Attorney General bishop says.
Dear sir.-In your communication OF
the md inst. you say that soon after
the sheriff Of Willard county assumed
the duties of his Office In 1891. he APP
pointed deputy Hherlff, The appoint
ment was approved By the board OF
county commissioners and his salary
had been faxed by the board OF 1856, at
one hundrr ddollarH per annum, In
tho latter part OF the year 1897, tho
county commissioners. by an order,
terminated the offlce held by said dopu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

Justice Atoaiaster ~ the Fifth pre-
cinct was not prepared TO make any
particular statement, but said that he
had been issuing summons since the
9TH OF the pfcscft month. Il think"
said Justice. McNnatcr. that the Law
i IN force sixty days after II II passed
BY the Legislature. and In regard TO the
law bcinE published II seems to inc
that after Il pnasoa into the hands u
the secretary ~ state. II IL then. In
contemplation o. the law, published
and that the law IL IN force. inaamuch
as the law ~ on Me In u public office
opeh to the inspection 81 the public
II seems to mo. that II IL published"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
IT POSITIVELY CURES

fnr snlc by all druggists Or ,,.,,..
from our Office. Price. comrist. h 4.
Munyon'r Remedies Tor al 4" y
drugniatr cures for d ilis-ms,,s
- cents vial V
Write pruf. Munyon. 1906 Arch u,..,
Philadelphia, Tor free medical ad,is. \.
amy disease. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

The case Of John Hogan ana Eliza
ol,eilley against the hogan Silver
Mining company et al, WAS feopened
ms morning and after taking the tes-
timOny Of ~ HailOran, In behalf al
the defendant. Judge Iilies took the
matter under advisement. The action
Involves 5000 shares In the B1gan Min
lns company. valued At about tG,ooo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

VI Of the Constitution ~ Utah provides
that no act shah take effect until on
cieily published. This not having been
done. II seems 10 me that there cannot
be any question that until u IN done.
the old laws VII he IN force.
For this reason q summons issued
by a Justice Of the peace, az provided
under the law passed by the last Legis-
lature. would not be n legal summons
ana would have no forc~ and effect. and
! presume. mlght b. safely ignored by
N..s .,.--. $685., ,.tt+t " 's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

The following eases We're heard be.
fore the supreme eauTt today. sub.
mitted and taken under advlsement.
Lucinda a. l.chcher. appellant, W.
George G, Lambert. This was a motion
10 amend the bill Of exceptions.
Jane r, pyper Va the Salt Lake
appeal from tho Third district court.
Michael klopvnatine Va y. HAYS, app
pollunt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

sunday morning at nvo minutes past
eight the H. q. w. will run a mining
excursion TO the Tintic mining district
The fare for the round trip n ? The
train returning will leave Silver city
Eureka at 0 n. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

Tomorrow morning nj siis n special
train viii leave the ". q. W. depot for
Provo. This u the Christian Endcavot
Society'a excursion. The far" II N.25
The return train will leave Provo at 10
y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
Tnos. J. cnOPE ASSIGNS.

In the federal court today Thomas
]. Chope. Of Roblnson, Juab county.
MED a petition In bankruptcy. The ere.
ditors nre;
Thoe. chope. ST.. :. E. 80. :. ...t7o0
Frrd krug iircwlng Co.. ,,,,..,.,., l5S
WIN. uundry,- %, e.. .,.,,....,.... i76
\ other creditors In smaller amounts
brins up the total to ti,i9o55. lie has
no assets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

Advertisers who desire 20 reach IN,
country population of the Western
n ~, ... hnI Ietrliofies should patroni1s
ton books are open TO all adve,t,s.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12

Clouds Of Mcdicated VAN,
hailed through the mouth ana ~ y.
from the nostriis. cleansing ana v ,.t
lzlnE az the innamcd and d,,slpc
parts which cannot be- reached n. ~
ioine taken Into the stomach. M.
u nermeator every air passage
Md. And at once destroys the dl.,,
Il enables you to cure YOU'RE, /.
home. seu Il
II renders unnecessary any .,.,-
burning or cnuterixins. '''uhI
u destroys at once tho b,e,,n,
iirnnchitia and Consumptioe. wa q
sense ~ relief. " .
u enables you 10 save DOCTOR, 4.
n you have n Cold. Try T. %
have the Drip. try ID. II va,
Catafrh. try Il. n you have = ~ nv.
Throat ny H. II you have 60
~ ". lf you have any Thro,t !.
Lung Trouble, try H. N y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
FRED Lli'l'LI's FAILURE.


Frod W. Little deputy clerk of tho
district court has fled petition In
bankruptcy The secured claims against
him aggregate 500, while those that
nrc unsecured reach u total uf lia.-
ls52s lie claims personal perprrty
exempt from execution To the value OF
ttiiQ and shows chooses In action OF
$3.50, The secured creditors are;
American Deposit and Loan
company. - &c ssssss.sssN aintN0
Northwestern Mutual Life in-
rufance company, So. 90 OIL, 1900
Tho creditors unsecured orei
Goodwin a shork. Drookvlllc,
Aidfss - 80 - tsftsfFfsss ANlAsAi
Dessert National bank. 81. 80. il9, 20
Deseret Savings hank. ,'.' iO.,ss' 90
J, :, Cannon. ...'s''s''''s'' psp'la
Total. .''''' ''''''si1D''l-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
SALT LAKE FREIGHT TRAIN
One Going West Over The Southern Pacific
Wrecked In Nevada Tod,y.
wa. In charge Of Conductor Ia Point
No Oue KILLED or Injured
Wresksr sent out.

winnomucca. New, May is.-west-
bound freight train No. soi on Salt
Lake division Of the Southern Pacific
railroad went into the ditch at 1865
this morning In cut twenty-five miles
east 81 here. n" one was killed or In
jured. The train consisted Of TWEEN
ty-nlne cars. In charge Of Conductor
Ia Point. a wrecker has been sent To
the scene Of the wreck from wads-
worth. II will be- twelve hours before
the track can be cleared.
Immediately upon receipt Of the above
dispatch Inquiry vas made at the local
onice u tho southern Pacific TIL. af-
ternoon. but no information was elicit
ed, the officers saying that they had
heard nothing and know nothing what
ever OF the wreck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-12
ore AND puLLIoy REPORTS.

Following ard today'a ore ana bullion
receipts, aa reported by the Institutions
below indicatodi
MCCORMICK a CO.
Silver and lead ores .. ...... ....tg,lOO
BAMBERdER 4 M'MILLAN.
Bullion =. =. AZ asy
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-13
Human Power Exhausted.

In an Aberdeen bookshop an old lady
was inquiring for a copy of the Bible,
and the shOpkeeper brought forward
one at half a crown. But the old lady
wanted something cheaper. A copy at
Is pence was produced, containing il
Illustrations. But the illustrations, the
old lady averred, entailed superfluous
expenditure. Then here" said the
shopkeeper, lis copy for a shilling.
which contains a that's necessary for
salvation" He descended from the
ladder and laid it before his customer.
But hae We no something a wee bit
cheaper" asked the old lady. "Wum-
man, wummun" said the shopman.
Ca upon the ALMIGHTY to come down
and sell We his ain publications. for [
can dae nae mair!'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-13

Kansas City drain.

Kansas city. April ~ -Wheat- Receipts here
to-day were - cars; week ago. IS cars
year aFo. - cara Sales by sample on track
Hard. No = 65fIG}c. No. hard. 6l0t69Hc. No
hard, 5SilN62c; rejected hard. t7haDhe
Soft. No. red. nominaliy Zoe; No. red nom
inally 71d74c; No. red. nominally 6ta7oc;
rejected red. 56hc; Spring, No 9. &c No :
spring, COH062Hc
Corn Receipts here to-day were cars;
week ago. "a cars; a year ago, 81 cars SAILS
by sample on track: Mixed. No 2 s2hG1AG
No. mixed. nominally s2A133c: No Z miKed
nominally &c; no grade. nominally Sic Whln
No. .. 1874 933Ic; No. white. nOminally 80
s3i4c No. white. nominally 32i4Gt32he
Oats Receipts here to-day were cars
n week ago 3 cars a year ago cars SALES
by sample on track; Mixed No 2. 2sHc; N0
mixed. nomInally 27G27hc; No mixed nomi'
nally 26c. White. No 2 nominally 2I0,2gbE
No. white. nominally 2sMc; No white nom
lnally 27%c
Rye-No. 3 nomlnally sic; No q nomnalJ
soc: No 4 nominally 4gc
Hay-Receipts here to-day were % cars
week ago, q cars; q year ago. p cars Quota
tiOns are: Choice prairie. H5Od8O), No
s7O0G750 Timothy. choice. ts25Ga50 Clover
pure, So 75IG5Q Alfalfa, tZOOO9OQ
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-13
old Copper Cents.

II is estimated that there are 1884,
100000 old-style copper pennies some
where Nobody knows what has be-
come of them, except that once in
awhile a single specimen turns up in
change. A few years ago 100000
bronze 2-cent pieces were set af1oat.
Three million of them are still out
standing, but are never seen. A mil
lion of 3-cent silver pieces are scattered
over the United States. but it IS very
seldom that one comes across any of
them. OF the 100000 1a-cent pieces.
not one has been returned to the gov
eminent for coinage or is held by the
treasurer.-New York Tribune.