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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

A special 60 the chicago Tribune
from uelloyllln. MS, Says. thH condition
~ Irhu Baker took % decided turn fui
the worse luHt nlTht
A. Farmers, Mor0hold county. Ky.
Town MnrHhll Scott md Dts brother
attempted 90 arrest willis Thompson,
Iill Burns Bob Moody willard Thnmp-
SON and Fred rhumpaou Tor riotous
conduct They resisted with pistols.
fred uffrpu shots, murt1lly wounded
EIliuh Fulton. byHtandor and es-
capped.
a dispatch t1 the New York World
from lHshurn says the flagship piym-
piu will leave hero with Admiral Dewey
tomorrow night bound fur NIcc.
France Thrn De- Will rvmHin week
according 90 his promise tu let hts
officers pee the charms VI the f1r-famcd
Riviera,
dispatch to tho New Work. Herald
from MauuEuu sIyH there be- no fnuu-
dalton of th" reports NJ interior pOlltl-
cll tr1uulnH. Gen. EHcudH and othor
political authorities have been removed
fruu IluI 0yliF
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nuNKrn mILL WILL SUR.
Dlmcu.,c. to be Overcome Ia Gottlng th=
ore 10 the snrface,

ore to the Surface,
some very nice looking samples ~
Wllenu ana couple ~ good specimen"
uf copper bearing ore were brought
from the bunker Hili of stockton hy a,
l., Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs HHltod the prop
crty in company with Or. W Y.
CroNall, DR. Ellorbrck and John Sharp,
and they feel much encouraged 60 nnd
the strike fully uu Co expectations. No
difficulty will be- experienced, u is
stated, lu Erttlug a shipment ~ thrcr
ears lu hy the end OF the month. u rs
thr intention 90 push the work ana the
force OF men viii Doe Increased mo once.
one % che luhouH Immediately ahead NJ
tho company De- the overcoming uf the
present dlNgultiHHn ln getting
the ore 90 The surface, Il has now
90 Doe wheeled l2o feet 90 a 3b-flut Wlusg
who're 70 is hu,Hted tO another drIfi uul
once moro wheeled about la0 feet tu 70
wluzr that leads up 10 the entrance
tunnel, distance NJ li5 feet, Here 10
o. again hulatUd and once moro wheeled
some distance tu await shipment, Tho
proposition Go sink the upper wiuze
much deeper and drlft TO the ore at a
san lower level than whore u iH now
encountered. ~ being discussed boy the
management ore can be- got out now,
but IL VIII kelly De little while uo-
fore tho company win De prepared 90
handle ita ore in the most economical
Muy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21

H.A...ffft t'N'AAhANAtNNH
Nornnl Aug. i9.-Minlus Dr. Htiil boom
luE here. 8 n. Cotton d. ut the urum.
ido ON Douglass mountain again with
inrgu uf mon 60 start thv mine and
hmcltrr up. The HmriiHr Ht the Dyer
bulug hauled from the mine To- the
.urlt0r nt the rate OF about 10000
pounds each day. The mlnH aud smelter
nrn now connected by telephone and
both with Ncrnal. The ruId from the
Hmnltrr 60 carter station IH being im-
proved aud in short timo the ship.
mont nl Dmnn-r WIN .Imm-m.-.
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Gratifying indications are reported IN
tho Frisco tunnel ana upralse.
-Four cars of ore were on the market
today from the Grand Central.
Arthur Murphy. manager OF the
Daisy. win leave f0r tho mine tomor-
row,
Six cars OF ore from Tinuc and three
from bingham were at the Coukllu
sampler today
The work of cr1sH-cuttlng from the
AlcnN uhuft y now going forward nt "a
depth of 400 feet.
Il is stated that the Mammoth mill
viii resume operations By the nrst OF
tho month,
The Sunbeam reported on tho market
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DEALINGS WERE LARGE.
Stocks Which Made Big Gains Were Sold BY
Traders, Sending Active LIST od,
southern Pacific Was In Bnsk De-
mand Denver aud iiio Grandc
Itosc Nearly Point

Sew York. Aux. si--Thc London
market showed uu lndlsposit.ou 10 fol-
low Saturdays rice hero, but very
heavy buying orders Goo SOME stocks ut
the opening here utsd them to % high
or plane. Tennessee Coat was quickly
marked up it tl par but fOu back
points. There was largo demand also
for Southern Pacific. uftiug d almost q
point The grungoru. Atchnou pre-
fcrrcd and the Baltimore and ohio
stocks were in good demand. but dIl not
hold the opening gain In 900 cusoH.
Some uf the induatrial8, notably Sugar
showed sngrng tendency
Dealings were very large BOO the active
stocks stocks which made large gu!n
were Immediately cold 90 realize Ny
traders and the active ilat ran Oh ull
around.
subftnntlll guiur occurred iu O. faw
Isolated cases. Including Pacific Coast
l International silver Federal Stool.
colorado Fuel ana Hooking Nnugy pre-
ferrod, American Tobacco advanced 3
points and tho market hardened loo
sympathy GONE stocks recovering Goo The
bert. Thu-msrket was unable Go With
stand raid uu ilfOuklyu TrHnHll which
/ drove % down 10 1906 Short sales aH-
Sisted ths break, but the Offerings uf
tired holders were large Marked ate
/ tcntIuu was paid Go other speunlt.UH.
Tobacco losing Q points Metropolitan
| Street Railway and Manhattan and
many others point and over. Wlll.
way stocks HucCumhei sharply lu spots
[ with New York Central. southern Pa
clnC and Delaware ana Hooking Wall
ley conspicuous. Towards midday
pressure ceased ana brooklyn Transit
/ recovered 90 i.O6a and Denver aud Rio
I trnnur rose ncufly point llEht ffncs
tons were tho rule elswherr. Good
I support was cNteudsi Go the bond mar
| kot some active issues rising notably
] Southern Pacific 60 and colorado Mid
! lnnd 2-t's were most in demand.
Tho bears continued renewed ut.
| tack uu liruklyu Transit with raid
ON tho Flower group generally
luok'yn Transit Loot an extreme
/ o. 90 i.OIN.
Declines 10 International Paper wers
n Federal steel 2h, Peoples Gas li.
and Rock Island two points Rallies eN-
tended 90 3is ln Paper. 90 lu Tufusit
and point In others except Rock ISL
and.
IN the railway llst losses were frnc.
| uuunl Oregon Navigation preferred
Jumped two points and Colorado Mid-
land preferred it The closing WAS
lull and unsettled with earlier gllua
] stocks.
SUGAR
Sugar. raw. irregular and quiet. mli
! refining, Z. puutrifurul. HH Test. t0.lf,
] refined unsettled md lower. crushed
| 1916 powdered, bh. graduated
] 5a.
MONEY.
Money ON call. firm. at ga per cont
/ Primo mercantile paper ihni per cent
sterling exchange, steady. with Hr
/ tuul business ln bankers blllH. l.hGi
u q Cor demand and ASIA Tor %
days. posted rates. As3h % i.hL un,
asa 90 q. commercial bills. l.Ngi u q
silver certificates 00is 90 0il,
Unr silver CO.
Mexican dollars Nh.
Government bonds, atroug %, reg,
O0is, Is reg. and coupon. Loss o.
reg and coupon, l,3oAs. old a.. reg
l.lait, do coupon, rs. o.. rgg. an,
coupon, l.lih.
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today with i've cars ~ ore. The Croesus
MARKETED a car Of ore today.
A contract has been let for 100 feet
~ shaft work on the West Morning
'lorl' The rhaft r. now down s2 feet
The proceeds Of the nix cars 81 ore
Wai ketcd today from the Horn Silver
ury.
Considerable mining activity exists
In Iron county. In the Pixies Dlggings
ana the Statclino district 10 lH said
there t. not nm Idle man.
John Trowcel, is making preparations
10 one iaty the Aver properly if htlp
ham which cnnaiats N the Mighty Doll
Jar and Colonel Seller claims
a very nice looking sample Of copper
ore was seen today from the Tidal
stream claims In West Tlntlo. Besides
copper, the orc carries much silver
Today's cyanide shipments at the re-
r'Hurty include about CD pounds from
Tie chloride Point and 900 pounds from
J.. g.. Waite. Montana.
a dividend ~ rs cents 70 share or ffl.-
900 hnF been posted hy the directors OF
the Mammoth mine payable September
lFl The books close un The 2i'h Inst
Tho Taylor Brunton sampler reported
twelve cars from Tlntlc ono from Fish
Springs. six from Frisco. two from
stockton ana one from Nevada today
4 lottcr from the south states that
fourteen men are now employ u taking
out ore from the iuntHmln property.
w. y. Lawrence Will Inspect the star
Con. tomorrow.
The tunnel ON the Argentine group De-
being out iu at the rutc % several
o.. La #. a.. |.. zoo
ana lu engine and boiler Dr. being put
Va place 90 nupply air 10 the work.
ings.
t.ugnn journal. Tho owners OF the
Blue Rock mine have received the Zee
turns uf assays made Of tho ore zoe
Gently discovered on TINT claim. These
returns show iG per cent copper and Il
ounces NJ silver per ton. The streak M
ore IL continually widening. and the
owners of The claim are much olated
over their prospects.
The now machinery FOR the Rcd wing
of bingham was tn be selected today.
Prof Tlbhnla goes 60 tho West TIM
Tie district tomorrow While away the
IfnitHHuf win visit tho Sew LrHs ~
which some startling ends have been
made. The Iron cap viii also Doe In
spcctcd.
Thero have been "a great many spec
clnl premiums offered f0r exhibits nt
tho fair ut Boise next month. one OF
these 10 by T.. ". Johnson. who offers
cash prize N $50 Tor the hest exhibit
" gold. silver. lead ana copper ores
from 1893 discoveries Zoo Idaho. The Of
for ls 30 conditioned that the exhibits
NJ the ores MI different varieties may
hu entered separately one man may
yet 80 FOR tho best copper exhibit. an
other % fnr silver ore. mud ao ON.
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tive beef steers. 4.S0 ~ $50. western
steers. 400 ~ fs5. Texas stoors. 90
70 i2j. cows and heifcra 500 q i25.
Gamers 2.25 r. $40, Htockcra and feed-
Urf. 800 m $50. calves. 600 W G.2ji
bulls Ht1Es. 200 0 $40.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 MARKET 100
lower. Heavy $50 H f.i.i mixed.
$50 ~ as. nrht. fit n tn. piga.
$40 I'd $50. built 0f smiles. $40 ~ ft5.
Sheep Receipts. 500. Market STEADY;
yo1rliurs. 3.15 70 go. western muttuua,
$3.50 NJ 1.1i. stock sheep. 2.ij % 500.
lambs. 400 a. $3.50.
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Good copper ore has boon obtained I'm
the Morning star in Markham Gulrh.
bingham. Assays show the presence ~
ua hlEh uH rs per cent copper. 4 six
Inch vein of this urr ls in sight. which
greatly encourages John TrrWaHk. who
has 10 secured under lolse and bond.
lnsllrH tho copper values 10 has been
iu silver and $500 Doe gold The ORE o.
uht1lugd within Oh 'lUct from tha Hur-
flCv. II Do being worked uy an Incline
shaft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21

EIlHWF0 NVTN WT WlT0HN WNT0H Me
ssh,ou Tou,
a yDln uf guIuua now appears be- the
NIncy Hanks. uf bingham. The prop
UriY hnH been worked hy ON q pey-
Ton and George Yeuduu Cor several
months past a trial shipment made
Some time ago NOTED something Ike
SO "a tom, and with the nHHuTc yrln in-
crourlng, uH at prlgant % is fflt that
10 win not be- long before the property
VIII ship grade NJ rplunu that VIII
leave % very fnir margin. Since the
discovery Uf tho vein, % good deal Ut
development worl, has uevl done. ono
hundred and thirty-hyr rect ut tunnel
work has been completed. which has
cross Cut the edge. a wlnzr has now
hvtn put down about 90 feet ON the
vein and the above encouraging show
OF gulunu has been encountered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21

upuyer Aug gi-CnitlraHo Receipts.
$50. market active aud Nrm hsel Ht.ars.
freight paid Co river. a4lut6i3 rtoekrrs
dl. 3t'dl5i. bulls. aiaga etc. 225n
ist
II0eHa Uccsipts 600. Market i0atjc
lower LIght packers. iiI.iitO. mixed
and heavy. trHul5i.
Sheep Receipts. $500 Market active
and Hi.ady Good GOT muttous. $3.50
i5O. lambs. iitu1gt.
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LOCAL rlARKETS.

Aug. o. 1890.
Below nro whoicsnlr buying figures
on poultry. butter eggs and cheese.
Quotations arc corrected Hcml-wgclsly
by j. NJ Christensen q Co.. Wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY,
There ~ good demand FOR poui-
try and the market h very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
fcet NM bring figures no follows
chickens ... 90. co.. s..,.ss.',. II 20 -
Live Chickens .s....st.stttsssO, 90 10
Spring chickens per dua...sssfi. 100 %
BUTTER ASD CHEESE.
Al kinds Of butter iB in good demand.
Creamery butter %. o.. ..ss.,.,s.ssss -
ltuuUhs.s t.tt ttst srst fsfsssssl- 20 10
Cheese. Utah new 600. o.. GOO. ...... 8
EGGS.
The egg market Is weak ut present.
with the product quoted ut N.2j per
ease Tor nrHt quality.
GRAIN.
The price paid Tor wheat by salt Lake
mlllera ia 50 cents per 100 lbs whole
sale
Selling prices ON Erain flour. ete.
Wheat-Go cents per huahcL
oiu=lli0 per hundred.
Curn=fliO per hundred
cracked Com-lili per hundred
HrAu#tuCt per hundred
Hys=N por hundred.
ShurtH=sOe per hundred.
N1rlvy=U .20 pur hundred,
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy $1,000 per ton.
MlxpuHi9OO per tuu.
Alfalfl-icjo per ton.
FRUITS.
| AppLEs-Coufurnll, per box, $3.50
I APPLIES Utah. per box. 500 Co 1l..l.
] PEACHES tUtu. tnH Goo SOC.
! PEACHES california. zoe Go 800.
! CUEWHlEs- oregon, $3.50 60 &llh
] PEARS Bartlett f1at.
] LEMONS California. $500 90 $3.50,
] ORANGES $500 fH f1.i.
/ TOMATOES LOO tu $500,
/ rLUMs California, 800 Co l.25.
] pLtfNS Utah zoe.
] ES=Callf1ruln, u,1j,
] kASplfiflttnf SLID
] HLACkNENWtEs- yiGi.
] tt'DtfNiIIlfH .UHr luE. Hr.
| WATERMELpNs- per dog $500.
/ CANTlLupEs #pHr dua. $3.50.
FLOUR
lilgh patent per cwt .,....u.....,Gi,A "a
] straight grade. per cwtu....,...,, !. "a
Family, per cwt ...,..s,..,.,..,..., l.2a
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Kansas city, Aug g'.-Cattlr receipts.
5000 Market steady Co str1ugl native
steers. $500 1 GOO, Texas steers. 800
10 $40, Texas COWS, 2.s0 20 $685. uu-
tive COWS ana heiforH, 2.2, a. i,25;
gtOpkcrs and feeders, J,Ob o. 900, bulls,
BOO no 800,
llors- Receipts 5000, Market steady,
o no 1hc lower, Bulk Of sales. t.ll lf
5O heavy. i.a1H o. 52iai packers,
AIS 40 ass. mixed. i,3O % $50, ught,
$50 U 40, yorkers, l.e5 u 40, pigs,
90 20 40.
sheep Receipts. 1000 Market steady;
lambs. o so a. $40; muttona, 800 "a 4 30.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Omaha, Aug, Receipts, H.
5OO. Market steady to 100 lower. Ma
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row. 10000. lcft over. 5000. Market slow.
Mixed and butchers. iiuuiNgisi good
heavy, lt0uiNu. rough heavy, Al5u
ass. Hight, SitOui5.is
cattle Receipts, 1900, Market
hcifrrs. gUOniaO. Toxins stvrru,Ay AA1
steady, Brsyrs, i.lnu6ll. COWS rand
huifprs. aOuuigOs TrNuH rtvDrg, 1850
A15. stoukcrs ana frydrrH, 3,2luiNO.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 Market
steady sheep, 2.15nAJU, lambs, 1000
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Following nrr the shipments from
The Tlntlc district FOR the past week. as
given hy tho Minor
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Fissure Mining Stock. Six Cpnts.
Brooks q BloEcly "a West second So.
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I. 4. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. G. W.
ny, DoOly Block.
n. L. NEsLEN, Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. n. MCMILLAN. Gen. Agt
2l4 5. w. TEMPLE st.. Salt Lake City.
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CHEAP.-HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock. Must Dee sold Inquire l45 W.
Second South.
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Ticket ONCE. ga $. W. Temple St.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY
Contractor and interpreter. SIT Sixth
st. Phone. red $40. r. terra.
TED-SECOND-HAND FURNr-
ture. 1021 Fourth street Cap. phone CSC.
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pRnVc GYM SCALP and Ham Beautifed by
DID y ONAH CurIcURA soar.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY
of Sacramento.-ss. In the Superior
Court in and for said county
The People of the State of California,
to GEORGE K N. BOYD and JOHN
DOE, greeting:
You are hereby notified that an action
was commenced in the Superior Court of
the County of Sacramento, State afore-
said, by filing complaint in the Clerk S
office. of said court, on the 10th day of
January, 1899. in which action Terry Is
tate Company. corporation, is plaintiff,
and you are defendants.
You are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within ten days
from the service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, if served on
you in said County of Sacramento; and
within thirty days, exclusive of the day
of service, if served elsewhere; and you
are further notified that unless you so ap-
pear and answer within the time above
specified, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
In witness whereof, I, VIM. B. Hamil-
ton Clerk of court aforesaid, do hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal of said
court, this 10th day of January. A. u.
(Seal) w. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY B. H. Gallup, Deputy Clerk.
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
i2S-1!ityE
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lutely trustworthy man, age 81, wishes
employment at once. Compulsory,
''Record-Union'' office. j31-2t'
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SUDDENLY STRICKEN.
When Timely Aid at the Right Tim
Might Have Saved the Life.

When Timely Aid at the Right Time
Might Have Saved the Life.
Scarcely a. day passes that one does not
hear of men and women, known as pic
lures Of health and strength, stricken
down by that dread disease pneumonia.
There are various causes of pneumonia,
but in whatever form it may come it is
terrible If you have a tickling in the
throat, tightness in the chest, pain in
the head, a chilly feeling, or pains
throughout the body, act promptly, act
wisely-bring about an immediate reaction
Take at once a pure medicinal stimulant
which will tend to equalize the circulation
check congestion and restore health
There is but one that can be recon-
mended. That is Duffys Pure Malt Whis-
ky This is the only medicinal whisky upon
the market, it is so acknowledged by the
Government and its purity and power is
proven by it's popularity 1t has saved
the lives of more men and women who
were candidates for pneumonia than any
discovery Of modern science. Don't con-
found it with ordinary whisky, which has
no medicinal value.
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SENATOR BOGGs' SUCCESSOR.
Governor Gage Will Not Call a
Special Election Just Yet.

There have been many inquiries at
the Governors office regarding the
steps necessary to elect successor to
the late Senator John Boggs AS the
Governor is not yet aware officially
of the death of Senator Boggs, he will
not assume a vacancy and call an cleo
ton until he receives a notification
from the Senate.
THE law prescribes no time for the
calling of the election said Secretary
Foley yesterday, but a proclamation
should probably give reasonable time,
SO that all the electors in the district
would have a chance to vote
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To be Buried To-Day.

The funeral of the late Bridget Cot
fey. wife of John H. Coffey, who died
on Monday, will take place from the
family home at 1404 Third street at 2
o'clock, thence to the Cathedral, where
services will be held. The remains
can be viewed at the home, but not at
the church
Mrs Coffey was an old resident of
the city, and had many friends here.
She leaves three daughters-Mrs. G. w.
Nichols, Mrs. H. H. Hummel and Mrs
A. w. O'Brien-and one sister, Mrs. j.
H. Atkins of Elk Grove Deceased
was native Of Galway, Ireland, and
GA years of age.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-GASOL-NE EN-
g1nes, to H. p; steam, l to 30 H. F.;
and pumps, at 2l20 M street
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Thomas H. Reynolds Dead.

After being for several years an IN
mate of the Home for Incurables in San
Francisco. Thomas H. Reynolds died
in that institution yesterday. Many
years ago Reynolds was County Clerk
of San Francisco,\ and subsequently
Deputy Secretary of State during the
Burns administration.
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Grove L. Johnson and J. Charles
Jones, attorneys for Mrs. Rebecca
Thisby, have filed in the Superior Court
notice of their intention to apply to
the court for an injunction restraining
E. Granucci and p Simoni from in any
way interfering with or occupying
certain fifty-two-acre tract of land on
Andrus Island, known as the Dick
r,or
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CHANCE FOR STEINER.
Van Buskirk Expresses Desire to
Fight Him Again.

Theodore Van Buslirk authorizes the
statement that he is ready to make q
match with his old adversary, Jack
Steiner. to fight twenty rounds for $500
a side and a purse. Or, if purse
should not be offered by any club, he
says he will meet Stelzner in private
for the side bet.
Van Buskirk and Stelzner have
fought three times, and each time the
latter got the decision, though there
were no knockouts. the matches being
decided on points.
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have been taken care of at a reduced
cost of $4,62S, besides at the same time
erecting a large number of valuable
buildings. If the 1900 patients had
cost per capita as much in the forty
ninth fiscal year as in the forty eighth
fiscal year the expenditures would have
been over $4,000 more than they
were -
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MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL and APP
point agents: established firm; $50 per
month and all expenses to start Manu-
facturer, Box $685. Chicago, Ill.
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DIR. T. WAN HING, 7O7 ] ST. HOURS
10 a. M, IA and 7-9 p m. Tel. 1874 blk.
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BABY'S FACE MASS OF SORES

When my little sister was four months old her
cheeks became red and infamed. Small pimples
broke out over her face and twas one mass of
scabs, which almost closed her eyes and reached
into the corners of her mouth. For several
weeks physician attended her, but she derived
little or no benefit from his treatment. We
bought q cake of CUTIcURA Soar and a box Of
CUTIcURA (ointment). Her face healed, she grew
healthy again. ROSA BURGER, Solomon, Kan.
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A FAMOUS FOOD.
People Becoming Better Judges
Food.

The demand for Grape Nuts has been
such that the large wholesale houses
have been unable to obtain more IMAM
100 to 40 cases in every thousand re-
CURED during the past two months al
though the factory at Battle Creek
Mich. has been run full "A hours DAY
for several months past They report
the completion of new machinery wnicn
increases the output fourfold and viii.
form now on. undertake to keep jobbers
stocked.
Grape-Nuts have made great hit as
the food appeals to palate. stomach and
reason.
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MORE REGULARS.
Regiment on Its
Way to Manila.

The Twenty-second Regiment Of
United States Infantry, from Fort
Crook, Neb., passed through the city
yesterday for San Francisco, whence
they are to sail in a day or two for
Manila. The men filled several trains.
While the train bearing the regimen
tai band was at the depot the band
treated the crowd to several lively and
patriotic airs,
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DisburSe-

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Forty delinquent guardians have been
cited to appear, and judgments for
$3.50 have already been rendered
against the guardians of the solvent
insane, and many more cases are pend
ing against the estates of the insane.
The following statement shows the
cost of maintaining one patient one
year in asylums and hospitals for the
insane in the various States of the
Union, asylums containing proximately
the same patient population selected
for oof,o no ri con.
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INSANE MUST PAY.
The Lunacy Commission Gets Some
Judgments.

Secretary Carrere of the State
Lunacy Commission has just returned
from San Francisco, where the State
got judgments against the estates of
the following insane for cost CT MAIN
tenance: Mary A. ,Mello, Napa, 50, $50;
Bridget Enright, Napa, an order to sell
her property; William Bresline, Napa.
50, Ats.
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Totals .................s5 1, s16 So
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TO leftover FLAT, FIVE ROOMS.
800 z. Rent SIS per month. Apply 914
Ninth street.
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SEE ANDERSON OF THE VISU Stables,
N. h. corner of Eleventh and ] streets,
for drummer outfits, livery, hacks, and
boarding, at shortest notice and most
reasonable prices. Tel. Cap 642. Sunset
The record-union., 1899-02-01

$500 WANTED ON GILT EDGE CITY
security. Apply to CARL STROBEL,