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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24

did make to Mr.. WINS. and 1 find that
a certain construction has been placed
upon the statement. / reiterate now
the statement / made previously, that
L deny the construction that was placed
upon II by Jackson.
/ wanted TO know whether YOU did
deny the construction that Mr.. WINS
placed upon il? I do not understand
that Mr. WINS placed the construction.
l understand it was Jackson who
placed the wrong construction upon
it.
understood WINS to say that you
said 10 him: Go and get the Jackson
vote, and never mind what the expense
or cost may be-" l say in answer to
that said what l said here-Dardon
me-damn the expense. get three car
riages-I want to know whether he is
going to vote with us tomorrow or not.
That's all
Adjourned until $50 o'clock this
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
BENJAMIN HAYWOOD DEAD.
Pennsylvania Official Who Was In
dicted With Senator Quay.

Sharon, Pa. Feb. 2S.-Benjamin J.
Haywood, cashier of the state treasury
of Pennsylvania and eX-state treasurer,
died today after a lingering illness.
Deceased was one of the defendants
in the suits brought some time ago Tor
conspiracy to appropriate state funds,
in which Senator Quay was also a de-
PENDANT.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.-A5sistant Dis
trict Attorney Finletter, who has
charge of the preparation Of the Hay
woOd-Quay case for trial. today eX-
pressed the belief that the death of Mr..
Haywood will not lead to a further
nostoonement. and ne felt certain that
the trial Of Senator Quay and his son
will he begun on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
NO IMPROPER INFLUENCE

One more question. I believe, Mr..
Harris 1 will ask you If you have any
personal knowledge whatever of any
money being used or any promise to
pay money OF any other thing of value
for the corruption of any member of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
Proceedings In the Senate.

Washington, Feb. 23-During the entire
session today the senate had under con-
sideration the river and harbOr bill. Good
progress was made. eighty-nine pages
having been disposed of. with the excep-
ton of one amendment
Mr.. Faulkner CIV. Val presented the
protest of John T. McGraw against the
seating Of y. B. Scott, elected as senator
from West Virginia. II was ordered To
be laid on the table.
A bill reported from the committee on
military affairs. permitting volunteer reg
iments TO retain their cOlOrs and to de-
post them in the state capitals, was
passed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
Brave Men Fall

Victims 10 stomach, liver and kid
new troubles. as well as women, and
ali feel the results in loss of appetite,
poisons in the blood, backacne. ner-
vousness, headache and tired, HstleSs.
rundown feeling. But there's no need
TO feel like that. Listen TO ]. ". Gard
ner. Idaville, Ind he says: Electric
Ritters are just the thing for 4 man
when he is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies II did
more to give me new strength ana good
appetite than anything 1 could take.
1 can now eat anything and have q
new lease on life" Only 80 cents. at
z. c. NJ. I. drug department livery
bottle guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. 1899

hurriedly. but within a few moments, I
think.
In what was he engaged at the time
he received that message? l do not
know; think in talking with the gen.
tlemen there who were about him, per-
hcr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24

No joy or pleasure on this earth quite
equals that which comes into the home
when baby arrives. Who can describe
the happiness of man and woman, joined
in wedlock, as they look upon the fragile,
delicate mite that is blood of their blood
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
WHAT FIX. NEBEKER BELIEVES
Is Against McCune, But Regards Him
As Innocent
Especial Correspondents. 5

Logan, Feb. 23.-AttOrney +. X. Neb-
eker came up from Salt Lake last night.
where he has been for several days,
watching the progress of the bribery in
vestigatiOn. While an uncomprOmisings
opponent OF Mr.. McCune. he still believes
that he will be fully eXOnerated by the
Investigating committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-24
Half Prices

on all sofa cushion covers and made
sofa pillows. Friday and Saturday.
AT WALKERS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03
Chimney Sweeps,

We deserve to say to the NJ
the purpose Of doing any Al, N
kinds OF work in our line and h
be pleased to serve you we'll /
faithful. All orders willlsu,I
out faithfully and We guarsrt4,
work. Leave orders at tb+ h,
ware store OF Williams.SuiSs
where they will be taken uDii,
We are well known in the ctrI
have served the most respond
in the city.
SAMUEL J. McGlm
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03

the : ". corner section ; Twp. y, y.
K. II f. thence east ON section line !
mile, III Jr,. Or l--> ~ Wh're said section
line inter>-c' Ni'u the Columbia river;
Thence "P .'7
u'T P.t. ..,',. f,, Pom, In,..,D.t
W "'''
''''''' l'''''
Ihr IyHi h'Irn! "NIc- ~
District 49, u "l NJ, '''"~ '''''
iu-foo. lpr 'ar y'I 40''' 90 '.''. eel ''''H IL
a>~">~'d Fa.ntl'i 81 -'l.' '"' ''l '"'
slm OF one 'l} wld i- '"NN .'i h'"' ~
teieSt ON tHr a~-eN-"'' 's''u '''' ''' ''''
wear 1889.
I, tine ,o..,.,.,oi school District L.vies
~ ..,., 4i,,o.
me ,'o"l, 'ie'J;,t .,'o.i n;.,,int.
tne ac'l'' VI I''r ,,l'e.'!' i,,.,i;,,, ,,o
tili''-i'"' "a" 'oo' ~. ,''-,,'.,,.
schpoi taH lo' '''e He"' '''' III ''''
ivy ..,,;,
In the iha,tei VI oa''.e', . '"fo
hereas II - s.l""ii ~ '''o VIZ -,
OF 'he Do'ro 'i'"t ne ~ - @ IL
the ol n; T. a,,' ~ 20. = w W N =, , -
sec. o. Twp. -, ~. N, 20. ~. '" ~, , va"
vested IN 'l,e ~ - "o e ''''''o'a "n..'
NOV. o'h, 1919, N"eh 'i.'a' p',''' wac
lnereloIe, ne oou''t snoaa
neIepy orueieu ~ Ca Sa'ee' , COO" az nrnd;,
thereoh ior years 1921 anu 1910 ann ''o'''
Tolls Accordingly.
In the matter on an assessment and
levy upon real property OF the Middle
Kittitas Irrigtion District TO meet the
interest, upon its outstanding bonds to
become due January |, 1900, and July
/, 1900.
1t appearing to this Board that the
Board OF Directors and officers of The
Middle Kittitas Irrigation District, Ga
public CORPORATION existing and organized
under an act OF the State OF Washington,
providing for the organization and gov
eminent o. irrigation districts and the
sale OF bonds arising rhereirom, approved
March 20, 1890, and the office OF whose
board OF directors is situated in this
county J have neglected and refused to
cause an assessment and levy to be made
to meet the interest upon it's bonds here
matter described, which interest will
become due January |. 1900. and July |
1900; and il further appearing to this
Board that it has heretofore caused an
assessment roll OF all tie taxable property
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! eachers Examina,;,.

lie next regular teacba,,.
.."u will be held at tbs ' ,sa
.-r county superintendept, m nj
IT, nQrg Washington, conn.-' i
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1899. Ansl
lnation in the Reading cjrp. |
lects may also be taken ), |
c. H HlsxD
20. Supt. Scb,|
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03
Superior Steel Range,

Oil and reliable aud gualua
by Ramsay, Why send avn
buy rom pedlers, when pla
get the pest Steel Range on a.
for $500. This includes i,
warming closet and reservoir. II
on easy terms. We have chal
ones also. n
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03

acquired, d!p Ot the following dc~rriptl IN
rumher and kind. tp-Wlt: Forty 90
u"goti tple Understanding bonds, issue
boy .u. SAID Mi.i'. Ni'titas Irr;.a'iOi
D.-'rf. each Oi sad bonds dateiJu s. >
l~pt. ml each Df said bonds II the
deuonl nation II five hundred t5J1.0o
.1.4l- arI p+tiuL interest .- tu- RAT.
o.. -'t pr' c-u,uu per aunun. payable
-.lul-AuHlia. ~ o. sit. O' the fist dAv Oi
Ianuar aul 'u- ii.-' ity wi jay Ji -trh
wear. "a eyi fenced by semi auuu.l in ar
c-- coupons attached tu each II sid
rul.,-. t'.r first Of sad Interest and c'u-
Vpn- beng due January /. 1873, aud IN.
remainder every six months there alter
cOnsecu'ltely until sait bonds and inter
est are paid, at the times and ia the man
nrr provided by law; and said forty GOV
bonds are numbered cOneecutiVeiv from
81 10 46. inclusive.
In the matter OF the surveyor and
viewers report OF the David slime Road
The Surveyors and Viewers report OF
the David slime Road coming up before
the Board and upon examination OF the
same it was duly accepted.
1t is therefore ordered that Thursday
Jan. 4th, 1900. at the hour OF p. m. be
set for the final hearing OF sand road.
In the matter OF correcting assessment.
Fortune Creek Mining and Smelling com.
pany.
Whereas it has been shown to the sat.
isfaction OF the Board that through an
oversight in the equalization OF the Per-
sOnal Property Assessment Of the Fortune
Creek Mining and Smelling Company for
year 1898 was fixed at 81 900 90 valuation
instead OF $3.50 90. The County Treasurer
is hereby ordered to correct said assess.
ment to a valuation OF $3.50 90 and collect
tax on corrected valuation, without pen
atty and interest if paid within 10 days
after being notified by the County
Treasurer OF this action.
BILLS EXAMINED AND APPROVED.
The following bills We're examined
and approved and warrants ordered is.
sued on the following funds:
COUNTY CURRENT EXPENSE.
c. +. Wheeler, office supplies 80
Ramsay Hardware Co hardware 50
The Localizer, office supplies 10 90
The Dawn, printing, l25 so
The Dawn, printing and office sup
plies, 237 90
X. b. Wilson. merchandise % so
G. III. Flummerfelt, cash advanced
for county poor SO %
W. j. Robbins, house rent, county
charge sept. and Aug, 6 90
j. w. Bean, medical attendance
small pox patients 21O 90
w. J. Ellison, assistance granted
to rebuild home which was de-
stroyed on account of small pox 100 90
c. II. Human, mileage and Incl
dentals p 10
NJ, j. Fogarty merchandise county
poor SO 90
Jas. G, Boyle, preparing tax rolls
NJ. X. l. District "a 90
Smlonton Sloan 4 Porter, medical
attendance county poor 10 90
A. H. Stulfauth, Office supplies AZ 90
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.
Ramsay Hardware Co., hardware 20 so
ROAD FUND.
Ramsay Hardware Co., pillow q so
Ramsay Hardware Co., nails 80
Williams Smithson Co., hardware 8 10
w. r. Prowell, survey David Slime
Road 25 80
G. G. Cooper, viewer David Slime
Road 2 90
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For Sale by H. S. Elwood'
SPANS GREATEST SiD

u Al4N - 0A\Ae
Mr.. R. P. Olivia, Of ba' ~
Spain, spends his winters al ,. ~
S. c. Weak nerves mao G =. ii
we're pains in the back Of s as. Il
On using Electric Bitters, naSu 1
greatest nerve and blood fe@ ass 4,
pain soon left him. he S !s,.,,
grand remedy is what bis 't A. |
needs. All America knows y. y =,
cures liver and kidney u r. '.sa,s
fes the blood, tones up 1ne a w.t. i
strengthens the nerves, So pu mra
vigor and new life into every "a, /
nerve and organ Of the WI ~ !
weak, tired or ailing yIu an :
Every bottle guaran!!ss's:suo, df
cents. Sold by H. S. El~'r
gist.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03
A Rattle.

The twenty-five volumes III
Encyclopedia Britannica will !
drawn for al Willis Balaa
Saturday, Nov. the 18th at 4sat
D. m. All interested will PIX
take notice.
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Inc following DIS "'i ~ ','u
COUNTY CURRENT EXPENSE.
". +. Mcdaniel. care OF pauperS
~ : Gays omooro,, .roor;or
IL 49,, "a III. Ar',. and Sant 80 90
-;r,o,7 TG,s,,v7 incidental, If 81
n W Hale. incidentals i 30
c :. Palmer. livery 81
G. ;. Palmer. livery 90
Lewis Bros. clothing pauper -
Perry Drug Co.., drugs . 0o
W. + Doughty, wood, paupef . y"
COURT "o' - AMI '-''''' .oo,
". + P'"@'''''
GENERAL ROAD AND bRiD'h'
c. ;. Palmer livery l" W.
ROAD DISTRICT so. II.
,,.:,l;..., r.,.r.r ~ laws .un.r.
''''''''-- 1o,5
VISOR - ,..I...,. ~ -
W Il.-iii' '-E-'' ''2 '''' '''''' ,...-
t7"iH1 .,..i
Nllllam + l"!'o'' ''2 '"'s ''e.' 10.
W9'K l..,...l. o,t. -
=. l.. 4-F-''' = '''' '''.' MI"
Road DISTRICT 40 ii
q 80
II S''''' - ..
y p...!... qt. d.r. road
-ia-'-.'' a. : <
WIN -,
MagnH' Np-eoer-' hardware 10
The board adjourned 10 meet tomorrow
At 9 a. N.
Friday. Oct. 9th. 1899.
r.p .,.i -. Co,ut, Coio,oi..io,ar.
.. L,;.t,.,'s o,,,,tv Wasbingtnn mao,
VI hit.i.", o'iin;,,,,.,t III ,nt.,nhe,.
p.i 1e'',''
rie9e"''
In the matter OF loriiatloil oi "c"ool
District No. %.
Certificate oil Formation OF school Dis
trict.
r. .,o poo,1 os Conm;ss;orors ~
r;.,;. 60, Vash;nn,on I r. n
1;.,, C,,,,ar;,tandant of Common
lnhna1s and fnr K;t,i,as County state
2t Woni a., anu 40 harehu c.r,;fv ,hat on
~ 1917, 49, - Annns, 1900 7 d;d in
.no - u 49, 10 -, ,nr,, sohorl H.
go. 80 Cannt,, and aos;nno,, :,
ss. 49,. IT,. NJ 20 K;,.;,. Cn,,n.,
U 3u1, D,a' nT ID .rasnr;ta ,or - ~
to,1nn.;n ar;as p ,.;y - VIC
'''" nt ,ha II ,or,ar of sao
!. Tca s" 81 u" o. u .Lnn"a rrrn;n,.
Up -; ~ - no i '" r"ruer Of San
1 30 Tuo 'a q, - ~ o. y ,hanno ua .i
10 ;,d i"p w :ornar 81 SAT sa;J sc,;on
ia'ie ,ha ~ 1.1 so o. nil. r. tho az cor
ner Of section "a two 81. \ r. 20 F
;hence west miles 10 the $. W corner
Of Sec 90, Twp. q, X. 20; thence north
4 miles TO the n. W. corner OF Sec. 2,
Twp. q, r.. 20; thence East to place OF
beginning.
Witness my hand at my office this 18th
day OF August, 1899
G. II. HUMAN,
Superintendent Of Common Schools, Kit
titas County Washington.
In the matter of correcting boundaries
School District No II and 26.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03

Mrs. NanDusen, teacherf En|
and guitar. Room 8, Hart la
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-03

Ihereas, At
County Coz
Ellington, !
!, 1t appear
4 Board OF
bgation Dist
1 and organ
ELLINGTON I |
ternment OF
bonds arisi
b, and the O
Iituated in
|used to eau
Ade to meet
kds hereiit
hi become c
ID; aud VIII
Esrd Of con-
! that it ha'
u OF all the
III to be pre-
=, as said
'ualized by
hualisation
! the year |
q been pre-
bard; and /
e amount
ia bonds J
1.-The sum 81
Jared and
bard Of Coz
hue Of all
)iddle Kitt}
d equalize
H.sO7.O0. II
revenue "a
IN Of eig
Dove sinOu
h thereuT
! County
Rdered that
y the purI
bxable real
bthe ssseI
! the follol
bht b said
llue If a |
(ict; aud
bs found.
county Con
entioned,|
lid levy W
sscription
Negotiable |
lid Middle
hid bonds
hid bonds
lollars ESQ
y six per
annually, d
md the frs |
by
ached to
interest co
Die remain
ecutivelt
\ the tim{
aid forty
10 81 to
Now, Tho
the assess
levied on
md payab
hour of
thereto fl
the a,nc
GWEN, tina
aid may
this motto
|washingt
burg in 50
ness hour
may be
and place
der. 1899,
m.. and 4 |
Michael D |
bald Mid
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a..~ NAAvAA.e go AA..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-29

ploye or laborer, by his own acts and.
against his own interest, and the wei.
fare of the bureau, has proven not
only somewhat annoying, but neglect
full, mkind and unfair by being negI
gent in recognizing the rules and reg
ulations required of them, the prin-
cipal of which are:
That the laborer, after registering
with the bureau, will call as often as
possible.
That if the applicant receive posi-
ton before we receive one for him, he
must report back to the bureau, so
that we will know that he has secured
employment, and that his name may
be cancelled on the register
That when an employee receives an
order for position, he must as soon as
possible thereafter, report back rs TO
whether or not he has secured the po-
sition, so that we can or cannot cancel
his applicat ton, also know that the or
del is or is not filled, as the case may
be. This above all other rhles or regu-
la1lonS the labOrer should never lose
sight of, or forget, for in our opinion
the success of the bureau depends very
largely upon the close observance of
this particular rule.
1t may be necessary to infiict some
kind of a penalty, to force the observ-
ance of these rules, for we believe it to
b, absolutely necessary for the proper
management and success of the bu-
reau, for without we can never satisfy
the employer, who will after a time
90 elsewhere when in want of help OF
any kind. and it goes without saying
that without the patronage of the en-
ployer we can do no business. How
ever, we believe that the laborer will
soon learn of the Importance of OBJ
serving these rules, and in a compar-
at'vely short time we will have no fur
thel trouble in this direction. And
now in conclusion, we most respect
fully solicit the cooperation and as
sistance of your Assembly and the DIFF
ferent unions you represent. Respect
fully submitted, j. +. HUELE,
c. G. ROYAL,
Commissioners.
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to apply generally throughout the
state; therefore we would advise that
each city delegation organize, and APP
point a committee to. secure the best
rates possible. 1t may be done by as
surfing the railroad company that all
of your delegates will travel over one
road.
Enclosed are blank credentians in
duplicate. When your delegation is
chosen, fill them out, deliver one copy
to the head of your delegation, to be
by him presented to the convention
when he arrives, and mail the other at
once to the secretary at the address
given below. Any further information
desired will be furnished cheerfully by
the secretary. Fraternally,
G. C. COLLINS, President.
W. Z. McEWEN, Secretary.
Duluth, MINI.
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Superior.

The dancing party to be given by
the packers and nailers union will be
hello on May Sd instead of May 18th,
as previously announced. The commit
tv'r i'm charge are doing their utmost to
mike it a social and financial success
Fee convey;,nces will be furnished
those attending from the East End.
At the last meeting of he unfair
committee several subcommittee were
appointed to look after Freeman -four
Solar bicycle and carriage lamps, and
other unfair products sold in Superior
\ meeting was held in the Trades
and Labor hall Friday evening for the
purpose of organizing the stationary
engineers.
Another union has been formed in
Superior, this time a branch of the
american Federation Of Musicians.
The new union starts out with 2G
charter members. ED II. Townsend is
president and s. j. Anderson, secre-
tary. None Of the organizations will
have to go outside now for union mu-
sitans can he secured at home.
Fave you seen the new card of the
Drayowners Protective union? It's I
beauty-white background, black let
ters with the \. F. of Il. label in blue
in the center. The old red card is not
in good standing. Don't forget this
when you want il union dray.
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The following invitations are issued
to all unions throughout the state:
Minnesota State Federation of Labor.
Duluth, Minn., April 25, 1899.
To the Organized Wage Farmers of the
State of Minnesota:
The Federated Trades Assembly and
affiliated unions extend to you most
cordial invitation to visit our city and
attend the Seventeenth Convention of
the Minnesota State Federation of La
Dor. AS Duluth people are noted for
their hospitality, it is needless for us
to say that there is good time in store
for all who may attend. We have made
special arrangements for the enter
>ta:nment of those who may attend
with their ladies. During the conven-
tion hours the ladies' reception COM
1Isittee will do everything possible to
make it pleasant for them.
After the business hours of the con-
vention, time will be occupied as fol-
lows:
Monday, p. m.-Ride OH Boulevard.
Monday, p. m.-Banquet.
Tuesday, 4 p. m.-ENcursion on Lake
Superior.
Tuesday, p. m.-Grand ball and re.
certion.
AS the railroad and hotel rates ara
unusually cheap, we earnestly hope
that many will attend, and help make
the convention memorable one. Yours
fraternally.
W. E. McEwen, Chas. Leytze, Chas.
E. Seymour, VIM. Garland, H. Dwor-
schak, Entertainment Committee.
Mrs. S. G. Akin, Mrs. W. r. McEwen,
Mrs. II. II. Paulson, Miss Lizzie Quade,
Miss Agnes Harvey. Ladies' Auxiliary.
If delegates will inform reception
committee of time of their arrival.
they will be met at train.
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AGREEMENT NOT REACHED.

Great Britain's Pacific Cable still In
Allegiance.
LONDON. April 2s.-In the house Of
commons today the government was
questioned on the subject of the proposed
Pacific cable mentioned at the semi-an-
nual meeting on April Is of the Eastern
Telegraph company. The secretary for
the colonies, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
posals to the government had made pro-
posais to the governments of Canada and
Australia on the subject but that no final
agreement had been made. Statements
which appeared in the press, Mr.. Cham
berlain said, did not accurately repre-
sent the proposals made.
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Use Wisconsin Central Lines

Use Wisconsin Central Lines.
Between HEAD OF THE LAKES
and CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all
points SOUTH and EAST.
Train equipped with PULLMAN
PALACE SLEEPING CARS and LUX
URIOUS DINERS. Meals served \ Ia
CARTE.
For complete information apply to
W. NJ. STEPHENSON,
General Agent,
400 West Superior St.
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license Refused.

NEW YORK. April 2s-The police
board today refused to grant further
license to Sam T. Jacks theater In this
city, and the theater will be compelled to
close on Monday. Mr.. Jack died here
yesterday.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-29
LARGER WORKING CAPACITY.
Globe Elevators Add New Cleaning
Machines,

The Globe Elevator company is just now
installing six new Monitor separators,
and thus increasing the cleaning capacity
os the house about 81 per cent. The Globe
system has been doing business with y
machines. The introduction of
the new machines will make Is. ..-.e:a
Considerable difficulty was. experienced
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-04-29

by the millwrlghts, at first In getting
the house arranged so as to care for the
additional machines, as it was thought
the elevator already contained all the ma
chinery it could handle properly.
A little study, however, has made 1t
possible to put in the new machines, and
leave plenty Of working room. e.