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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Tho conference Of the Primary nsso-
Citations of the Salt Lake Stake of Zion
convened no the Assembly Ifnil ON sat-
urday, tho i1th Inst. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered, The officers feel
quite olntcd ana encouraged az they
were honorrd with the presence OF their
worthy President. Lorenzo SNOW. who
seemed well pleased with the cxer-
ciao7 ana the sweet spirit which pre-
vailed during the entire time ana
promised tho sisters that they would
YET be- able 20 do a greater work In the
future.
Sister Minnie Snow also addressed
thn children in q pleasing manner. Con-
ference adjourned for three months.
The Primary associations win have
their excursion 20 Sultuir on July 18th.
when un enjoyable time IN anticipated
hy both children and officers. All are
Invited 90 Join uH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Snowflake. Arizona, June G. 1899.
To the Editor.
The regular appointed quarterly con-
ference Uf the Snowflake Stake of Zion
convened ln the Stake house, In the
town OF Snowflake, M 1880 am, June
g 1879. and continued until the evening
NJ the 9TH. during which time there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder W. T., Morgan or Willard city
Box Elder county was SGT apart on
Dec, 9. 1896, for missionary labor In the
North Carolina conference. He re-
turned on the goth Inst, after an en-
ioyublr and profitable experience In
that part Of the Held. where he found.
he says many friends ana good pros
poets Tor tho Latter-day Saints
mission.
Elder John W. Cook OF Tayl1rsville.
Salt Lake county, who was set apart
Tor the European mission, on March
49, 1891 returned home on the 18th
Inst. Brother Cook has been laboring
In the Bristol conference. Great Britain.
where. hs says. no has enjoyed hls work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Portage. Boxrldsr co.. Utah.
June 20. 1899.
To tho Editor;
a quarterly conference of the Malau
stake M Zion was held ut Portage.
HuXeldor county, Utah. during sunday
and Monday June 18th ana 49,
There were present Uu tho stand
Elders Abraham q. Woodruff ana Vui-
EOr Cluwson of the Council NJ Apostles.
the stake presidency Historian An
drew IpuHon and others. while lu tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-06

stupidity and worse. It would be stupidity
because Il would be neRlocting an opportunity
to Tighten the burden upon the taxpayers, and
IL would be worse than stupidity because IL
would deranRe. for the benefit OF bank stock
holders. the nations whole system OF finance.
The Government notes now serve as morethan
mere instruments OF exchange, They are the
basis Of four times their amount OF bank cred
its. and It would. therefore. take four times as
much bank circulation to nlltheir place, unless.
indeed. the currency reformers should be able
to persuade the people to make bank notes
legal tender. and allow them to be counted as
part of the banks reserves.
Happily. all measures Tor this proposed rev.
olution in the Governments finances have no
chance Of success in this Congress. and very
little. 1 fany. in the next. The Republican caucus
OF last Thursday evening comprised but half
the strength OF the party in the present House
Of Representatives, and even that half virtually
shelved the subject by turning over the con-
sideration OF Il to a committee which may
never be appointed, and which cannot be com
PEELED TO make any report. Persistent ma are
the currency rcformers and ~fanatical as is their
devotion TO their cause. they get no encourage
mcnt from political leaders, but only a polite
attention which thinly wells contempt.
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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finanrtal.
ST. Louis, ,IrOn Mountain & Southern
Railway Company,

Office TO THE HOLDERS of the Bonds
of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
Company of tho state of Missouri, dated
August 4, 1897, which by their terms fell
due August I, 1899. secured by n mortgage
dated August 1, 1857, to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. Trustee, which said
bonds, when the same became due. August
I. 1899, were by mutual consent extended
to May 1, I0IS, with u reservation to the
st. Louis. iron Mountain and southern
Railway Company to pay the same before
snid aforementioned date on six months mo-
ice OF It's election 10 40 so.
WHEREAS. The 81. Louis. Iron Mountain aud
Southern Railway Company, successor by consolida.
ton to the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
Company, has. by corporate resolution, passed on
tho aist day Of January. 1891. elected 10 exercise its
option to pay OF each Of the 1000 bonds executed
by the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Com.
pAny. dated August !, 1867. which. by their terms.
were due August l.. 1892, secured by q mortgage
dated August l, 1867, to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, Trustee. aud which said bonds,
when the same became due, August I, 1892, were
by mutual consent extended to May I, l047, with a
proyiso. however. thatif this Company wished at any
time before the LIST day Of May. IU47. to pay OF said
so to do. by advertisement published in two news.
week for -four consecutive weeks. pay of said bonds
10y paying to the holder of each bond in gold coin OF
the United States of the present standard of weight
and hneness. $1,000, together with the interest
.n,"r 4" ,i'| w. WV "'.'' Wv" " -, aT.t :" aoss a
ON said bonds and on all coupons thereto attached.
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St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Railway Company.


NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS of I'll" bonds
road Company of the state of Missouri.
dated May 1. 1912. which by their terms
fell due May l, 1897, secured by ~ mort
gnge dated May !, 1872, to George &.
Ward and william IL. swift, Trustees,
which said bonds when tho same became
due, May l.. 1897, were by mutual consent
extended t" Way /, l8Is. with IA rescrva-
ton to the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain a
southern Railway Company TO pay the
saine before said last mentioned date
ON six months notice OF Its election to
do so.
WHEREAS, The st. Louis. Iron Mountain and
southern Railway Company. successor by con,oli.
dation to the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
COMPANY. has, by corporate re solution passed "u
the 3ist day of January, 1879. elected to exercise
its option To pas on each of the 5000 bonds ex.
ccuted by the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
COMPANY OF Missouri. dated May /. 1872. which
by their terms were due May l.. 1897. secured by a
mortgage dated May I. 1872. to said Ward and
same became due May l, 1897, were by mutual
consent extended {" May l, 1"i7. with a proviso,
however. that if this Company wished at any time
before the LIST of MAY, I"47, TO ray of said bonds.
it could. ON six months notice of its election so
TO do. hy advertisement published IN two news.
papers in the CITY of New York not less than once
II week for -four consecutive weeks. pay of said
bonds by paving to the holder of each bond. in gold
IT weight and fnoness. SI,O5O, together with the
interest men que thereon ana a''er the date -"
1 "a III 80. -, sat1 ha,is arI ar ~ a"
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REPRESENTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railway Company.
To the Holders of the following
Bonds and Stock:

Ohio & Mississippi Railway First Com
solidated Mortgage Bonds, Extended Four
Per Cent;
Ohio h Mississippi Railway First Con-
solidated Mortgage Sterling Bonds, IN
tended Four Per Cent;
Ohio Il Mississippi Railway Second Con-
solidated Mortgage : Per Cent. Bonds
(Currency):
Ohio & Mississippi Railway First Mort
gage Springfield Division : Per Cent. Bonds
tCurrency):
Ohio g. Mississippi Railway General mort
gage B Per Cent. Bonds Currency:
b. & q. southwestern railroad First
Mortgage 4 L. Per Cent. Bonds:
IS. .. hallway First Con-
sulidated Mortgage IL: Per Cent. Gold
Bonds;
b. o. southwestern Railway First In
come Mortgage 8 Per Cent. Bonds. series 4:
Il. 4 o. Southwestern Railway First in-
come Mortgage . Per Cent. Bonds. Series b.:
Is. d o. Southwestern Railway Preferred
Stock;
u. d q. southwestern Terminal Company
3 Per Cent. Gold Bonds:
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad FRS,
Mortgage : Per Cent. Bonds;
Marietta Railway First Mortgage 1 Per
Cent. Bonds.
standing Bonds, and OVER 80 PER CENT. OF
the above Preferred Stock, having been deposited
under the Plan and Agreement FOR the ReorganiZa-
ton of the Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern Railway
Company, dated December -, ls9s. the under.
signed hereby give notice that the said PLAN IL
DECLARED OPERATIVE
The time for further deposits Of the above named
bonds and stock, without additional charge. has
been extended TO and including AIRY q,
1899, WHICH DATE but only for
such time as the Managers may fix by notice deposits
Of such bonds and stock will be accepted only upon
II cash pay meut of = per cent. of the par value there.
Of, excepting in the case OF the Baltimore and Chic
Southwestern Railway Company First Income Mort
gage 3 per cent. Bonds Series q" A and b and the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
Preferred Stock. upon which a cash a yiuent of only
one per cent. will he required.
London, New York, January -. 1899.
Speycr ~ Co.,
20 Broad Street, New York.
Kuhn, Loeb ~ Co..
- Pine Street. New York.
Speyer Brothers,
7Lothbury London.
reorganization Managers.
SEWARD. UTHRIE X STEELE,
EvARTs, CHoATE n BEAMAN.
New York,
FRESHFIELDS 4 WILLIAMS.
London,
Counsel to Reorganization Managers,
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NurtbAmprirau
Crust Gnmpang

Transacts a general trust business.
Allows liberal rates Of interest on deposits and
trust funds.
Issues letters Of credit and Travellers Circular
Notes payable in dollars or in the money of any for
cign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for railway and
other companies. and as Agent for the Registration
of the stock. and for the transfer of the shares of in
corporatcd companies.
Undertakes the examination of properties offered
a. security for bond issues, aud the obtaining of eN-
pert information concerning the actual facts and
prospects of reorganization proposals.
Qualificd and empowered to act a. executor. adj
ininlttrator, trustee, guardian and assignee, and az
receiver and custodian OF funds under orders of
Court.
Tme &onTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY has
established All office at SANTIAGO and HAVANA.
and il prepared TO buy and sell drafts ON and to-
make payments in CUBS and to transact n general
banking business. II COMPANY is also prepared
to receive the deposits of the SOLDIETS and SAIL
ORS now III CUBA. and. under their directions, to
make rcmittanccs to their families in the UNITED
STATES. And to investigate and report in an adj
'Nisory capacity abont new enterprises in ALL LINES
OF TRADE and MANUFACTURERS, rs well as i'll
CITY WINTER HOMES, ELECTRiO
LANTS RAILROADS INDUSTR1ALS. SUGAR and
TOBACCO PLANTATIONS, in CUBA, PUERTO RICO.
and the PHILIPPINES and to hold in trust PROP
ERTlFS. CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES. and BONDS.
either pending the closing Of negotiations or for
more extended or more definite periods.
Especial attention is called to Sc relations of THE
COMPANY already established At MANILA with the
CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA. and
CHINA, sufficient for the present needs Of our MAN
U~TACTURERS. MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS, SOL
DIERS. and SAILORS.
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BANK STOCKS.

SUNDAY. Feb. 3.
The Treasury balance at the close OF business
on saturday was $272. 55S. 240. OF which $22G,-
. 0.072 was gold.
The imports OF general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, atthe port OF New York last week
were S~7.S56.310. against S11 All. $3.50 the pre-
vious week and S.220.S13 for the corre-
spending week OF last year, The imports of
specie for the week we're 500. 17s. OF which
$670.s22 was gold. making total specie i'm
ports since Jan. /. S2,982.050. Exports of
specie were: Gold. s34T.276. and silver.
1856. 800. a total OF 81 .303, 826. against S1.O04,-
O33 the previous week. Tho exports OF specie
since Jan. l have been Gold, $646.965. and
silver. S.. O20.5T a total OF $1,000 3S.
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finanriAl.
financial.
RICHARD v. ARNETT & co.
AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Tunedav Eah Al I9,9n p N.
TUESDAY,, lob. I, al l2:3O P. H.

Al the New York Real Estate salcsroom. III
Broadway.
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b'ObuNhSs
by order Of Court.
Claim Of Receiver Of Hoffman House OF New Jer.
soy against the Receivers Of the Madison square
terest.
$50 shares Produce Exchange Trust Co, 500 each.
30 shares Bowery National Bank, 500 each.
Is shares Once Drug Co., no VcscR ,hypothccatcd,.
81 shares American Exchange National Bank 500
. Certificates of Wells. Fargo 4 Co. for interest in
surplus assets particulars at huctiontersl
$1,000 lakeside street railway ist Mortgage . p,
S13TooO Louisiana Electric Light Co. lst Mortgage
OPP. &. Bonds hypothecAtedl.
Sa6. 900 Detroit ElcctrIc 1iph, and PoHer Go. lat
S249.ooO ircnton Electric Light and Railway Co.
n i.t M1rtsage Z p; E, honn7 nEpnthsgSte ~
-LhypothecAtedl.
Note The Detroit Electric Light and Power Co. for
Note indianapolis and Broad Ripple Rapid Transit
GO, for $500 hypothecntedl. ,
Wv Co FOR e, 800 y 8ypotGcdstsGi '"''
Note Hartford CITY Paper 90. for st,ti509 hy.
Note Hartford CITY Paper Co. for si,4iaoe hy'
Note Peoples Electric Light and Power Co. ,of
Evansvillel for $a,dOO ,hypothecated)
D'"' TatTT'' attached to which is note OF People,
Electric Light, and Power Go. tof Evansville,
for 3,B2B.S3 Thy pothccatedl.
Continental Trust Co. receipt for H2i shares com
mon stock New Orleans Traction Co. thy'
Continental Trust o., receipt for 100 shares IRE
pothecated).
100 shares Edison Illuminating Co. of st. Louis lhy-
pOtlIeCatea).
~ shares Corn Exchange Bank. 500 each.
81, 500 Bonds OF the Edgemont Land and Improve.
mcnt Co. OF. Omaha, Neb.. due, Jan: !. 1901
(3 Bonds of 5000 each; each has . interest
coupons attached.
$500 Bond OF the Drury Land and Canal Co. of New
Jersey, due Dec. 1905; - interest coupons
attached.
20 shares the First National Bank of Mankato. Mum,
10 shares Redlands Orange Grove and Water Co. OF
Redlands. California.
Lists al Auctioneers', II and 20 Liberty st.
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so CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 900
1000 o
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The weekly statement OF averages of the
Clearing House banks shows.
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surp''. Sao. ea2, o26 sa7 2,o75 Dec, 81. 77s. $50
Tho surplus q year ago was S34. 7s1 .025. and
two years aEo $5,540.O5O
The subscription books for the 81, 100000
Gramercy Sugar Company Of New Orleans first
mortgage q v cent. gold bonds, at par and in
terest, open tomorrow Mt tho office of Poor 4
Grosnough. and will close on OF before Feb. b.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
Ansts'e yotIr grOscilsg crops
iM the Farmers State Mutual
Hail association. Cost Serela
Cents Gn acre last gear. This
insurance 0f cost!
TREO PATTY .iyent. Eris0.
PERSONALS,

Mrs. John ]. ingalls, is famed
throughout Kansas for her blackberry
jam.
John Wanamaker's first salary was
SIPS, which he was paid by q Phila-
delphia publishing firm.
The Marquis of Headfort, who has
just reached his majority, is one of the
best catches in England.
London Truth says Queen Victoria
now wears a pair of large spectacles
with black rims when out driving.
Captain E. H. Plummer, one of the
new lieutenant colonies, is said to be
the best marksman in the army
George Harris, a Boston cabGriver,
has accumulated fortune of $1,000
during his lifetime by the investment
of his fares.
There are those who say Lady Eve
Ign Chrichton is the handsomest wom-
an in London. She is tall and slim,
with fair, waving hair.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox announces that
she will give $4,000 for any proof that
she did not write Laugh and the
World Laughs with You"
The British marquis working be-
fore the mast has turned up in St.
Helena on a sailing vessel plying be-
tween England and Australia, accord
ing to the St Helena Guard. 1t is the
Marquis of Graham, eldest son and heir
of the Duke of Montrose, 81 years of
age. He wants to find out all about
the merchant marine and to earn a
masters certificate.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
Howard Gould's Amusement.

One of the most expert photograph
ers in all New York is Howard Gould.
On the Niagara, his splendid bark
tWin-screw steam yacht, he has about
as fine and complete dark room as
one could wish, and his apparatus is
easily worth $4,000. He purchases
chemicals, bromide papers, lenses,
plates, ETC., in $1,000 lots, his liberality
being constant surprise to the firms
favored with his orders. He does his
own developing and charging. Some
of his pictures of his wife, formerly
Miss Katherine Clemmons, are said
to be both fetching and stunning. She
possesses all the physical virtues of
Juno, and her posses are the persona
fication of grace and charm. l doubt
If any man in the city, with the posi-
BILE exception Of Val Mott, chairman of
the Consolidated exchange, surpasses
or even approaches Howard Gould in
picture taking skill. Mott is wonder
But he has no Niagara.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The best remedy for an injury is
forgetfulness.
Loafers and postage stamps are
usually stuck on corners.
A small boy says the worst nation
on earth is vaccination.
Call woman an angel and she will
plead guilty every time.
AS soon as political campaign
opens the speakers come to blows.
Possibilities are all right in their
way, but they never prove anything.
A girl should have chaperon until
she can call some other chap her own.
An adherent of the faith cure says
the red lights in drug store are dan
ger signals.
Many stupid man has gained rep
utation as wit by being interviewed
by bright reporter.
When man really does stumble on
to good money-making scheme he
seldom has enough money to work it.
The wise individual who is induced
to bet on sure thing always holds out
enough coin to pay his car fare home
after it happens.-Chicago Daily News.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17

Tuesday noon James McNutt, of
Old Hamlin, was Oh the train bound
for Oklahoma. where he goes to look
at the country and if he finds place
that suits him better than Audubon
county will move his family down
there.
Frank Irving, after roaming over
the hills and wales of Arizona and
California, arrived at Old Hamlin,
where his mother, Mrs. James Bell,
resides fully convinced that Audubon
county was surely the Garden of
Eden-the best place on earth.
Doctor Fenyard, learned scientist
from Chicago, and Doctor Brooks, of
Audubon, are at the home Of Mrs.
Spencer, mother Of County Superin-
tendent Robert Spencer, little way
north west of the Station. today re-
moving troublesome tumor that
has been source of annoyance to
Mrs. Spencer for some time.
That party of Extra young ladies,
consisting of the Misses Carlev Gates,
Maude Campbell, Lillian Hunt, Hat
tie Fulton, Hattie jenkins and Mary
Marietta who drove up to attend the
Methodist meeting, last Saturday,
got caught in the rain and were COM
PEELED to remain over night, speak in
the highest terms Of the royal treat
ment they received at the homes of
j. M. Bryan. William Clark and E. j.
Fenton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
A $4,000 Bicycle Given Awav Daily.

The publishers of THE NEW YORK STAR, the
handsomely illustrated Sunday newspaper, are
giving a High Grade Bicycle each day for the
largest of words made by using the letters
no more times than it is found in The New York
Star. Webster's Dictionary to be considered as
authority. Two COOP WATCHES (first.class
tmekeeperSl will be given daily for second and
third best lists, and many other valuable re-
wards, including Dinner Sets, Tea Sets China,
Sterling Silverware, etc. This educational con.
test Is being given to advertise and introduce
this successful weekly into new homes, and ali
prizes prizes will be awarded without Partially
Twelve 2,cent stamps must be inclosed for thir-
teen weeks trial subscription with full particu.
lars and list of over 300 valuable rewards. Con
test opens and awards commence Monday, June
70 and closes Monday, August 81 1899 Your
list can reach us any day between these dates,
and will receive the award to which it is emit
tied for that day, and your name will be print
ed IN the following issue of the New York Star.
Only one list can be entered by the same person.
Prizes are on exhibition at the Stars business
choice of Ladies Gentlemen's or Juveniles 1893
model color r or size desired, Call or address
Street, New York City.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
THE MINISTERIAL MEETING.

Programs of the Ministerial and
Young Peoples Alliance Conventions
OF the Des Moines Conference of the
Evangelical Association to be held at
Hamlin Station on Thursday, August
DIST, and Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, September lst, Ind and 3rd, 1899:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17

too great an altitude in the mountains
He was unconscious for some time and
as soon as he had partially recovered
was hurried back home by his physi-
clans. He has since complained of
weakness and very reluctantly under
took the trip to Brownville.
The family physician, DIR. Written,
while finding the senator's condition
critical, thinks he will recover AS yet
there are no indications of clot on the
brain or paralysis, which accompany or
follow it, but the doctor says it is not too
late for such indications to appear and
paralysis may follow.
DR.. Written says: II have been his
physician % years and he never had
similar stroke before. He had strong,
robust constitution. This attack might
have been caused by overheating or
verexertion, mental or physical. I
think the stroke probably the result of
the physical changes experienced in his
recent trip to the mountains"
After o'clock yesterday the senator
was able to talk some In the mean
time the family Of Senator Hayward
had been notified and special train
from Nebraska City brought his wife,
his son, Captain William Hayward, and
the family physician. Senator Hay
ward indicated it as his desire that he
be removed to his home in Nebraska
City.
Later in the afternoon more unfavor-
able symptoms manifested themselves
and it was decided to abandon the at
tempt to remove him before today The
senator was taken to the home of Rich
ard Opelt