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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
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Good Volume OF business, some of II Mt
Improved Figures.

Today's cali ON the Salt Lake stock
exchange brought out very fair vol
umc of business. although the price
paid for stocks sold. was hardly up to
tho standard established the day be-
fore. The sales amounted to 1900
shares. FOR which there was paid the
sum " giO.GiSgi Stocks generally
were In good condition. the figures
posted being little In advance Of
those OF the previous call
Listed stocks took the hunorH dur
Ing the call these securities being In
greater demand. and selling better than
those OF a lower order. The sales
started With Ajax which was dealt In
at u.p. Then there was business In
congor at 90 cents. after which Daisy
WIS taken at ~. ana Dexter changed
hands ut 4s.st to t2.Csih. Dalton aud
Lark was moro firm than before and
posted Hqlc mt iOa. while Eagle. ON
reports uf u new strike. showed n graft
Tying advance ana made traus'cra firHt
~ 10 cuntr then from here to , with
closing bid Of o.. -Four Aces sold up
to i2is and GeyHer- Marion was In the
ascendant. this stock being taken at
figur'H ranging from sGii 10 -. In
Lower Mammoth there was business
between - and NJ. while Northern
Light was freely dealt in. the brokers
buying Il from 81 to 5sis. omaha sold
at is'i 10 a.. star Consolidated at fi.04s
and South swansea nt ti.22, while sun
shine fell from itH iofty position OF the
day before ana was dealt In down 60
~. this hrurc representing the closing
bid. sunbeam sold at 20 and Sacra-
inento between fph and {SN.
fmniler STOCKS had boston De -
Mar AH u leader the paper going nt ~
cents. Genital Mammoth continued
firm and sold az Q. while Dalton found
takers az ga. Frisco nt iih aud Joe
flowers at ~, a slight advance over
figures u yesterday Bowers isx,cn-
sion was also stronger, the stock selling
~ 80. ana Monarch was dealt IN at
~. while May Day sold az %. Mnnhnt.
tan at =. ana Richmond Anaconda at
o. and 10.
The clo.inE ilEnrea wore az fnllnMn.
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Northern Light. 900 at b5c; 900 at 5sh;
300 at 5sh. 100 ut sra. 200 at %. 100 ut
5Sh.
Omaha. 200 ut iGihc. 800 al &c.
star Consolidated. 600 at ti.0sik.
South Swansea. 100 ut si.e2.
Sunshine. 100 Mt ecc. 800 ut Ssn; 900
at san 900 at ~.
Sunbeam. 1880 NJ zoe.
sacramento. 200 at igNo; 200 at ipik:
100 at tah zoo at 20. 100 at 49,.
Boston DE La Mar. 900 at iihc.
Central Mammoth. 800 At &C..
Dalton. 1000 at 2hc.
Frisco. 900 at iiitc.
Joe B0wcrr. 900 at iIc.
Joe Bowers Extension. 1000 al SIC.
Monarch, 1000 ut iAc.
May bay. iO0 at 52c
Manhattan. 5000 at &c.
Richmond Anaconda. loo at o.. p.
600 ut 10.
Total sharrs sold $1,000
Selling value Of stocks, No,siS35.
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KANSAS cry LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. March 21.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 1850. Hest steady others weak
10 Toe lower. Native Htecrn, 1905. 90.
li,toi Htockcra and feeders. $500 .s5,
bulls. 2.GiuS.aO.
IloRn-nccolpia. is.0oo. Market opened
strong. closed weak. liulk ~ nais7i. o. 90
N3.Gi. heavy. 3.ssn1. -. packers. a.ks
fi3.ss; mixed. a.tsn1.Gi. llght. a.a0a
500; workers.. s.tsHa,Go. pigs, a,i0da. a..
Sheep Receipts. 5000. Market strong,
lambs. i.C5fiG.b0i muttonH. a,OOut.g0.
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Action Of a.. Directors Hsi,n.d la impor.
tsnt Natter.
Special per Deacrct Telegraph.

Special per Deaerct telegraph.
Provo, Utah. March .3.-The stock
holders OF the Grand Central Mlninr
company held a meeting today -
ratified the action of ltr directors Ia
purchasing from J. y. sullivan his ono
half Interest In tho fiN shooter and
Hope mines. for $4,000. they also ratl-
fed the action ~ the directors In trans.
forring the one-hnlf interest OF Grand
Central company In the Victoria and
the Paradise mines 20 tho Victoria
Mining company for ig5 ON shares of
Victoria stock. said stock To- b. dis.
tribuied prO.ratn o. the Grund Central
stockholders az their option. for a
cents per share. onr-hnlf share OF Vie.
toria stock 10 each full share 81 Grand
Central stock owned. About 20 OOO
shares Of the capital stock were repre-
scented at the meeting.
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OMAHA LiyE STOCK.

omaha. March -Recelpia.
1900. Market slow 10 shade lower.
native beef steers. i.O0u5.f0i western
steers, 3.s0Hi.7O. Texas steers .. coo
40. COWS and hclfers. 3.i0ui.i5. can
nera. g.s0a3.a0. Htookers aud fe~dern.
3.s0li, NJ; calves, i.Oo16.i5, bulls and
stays. 2.soui.so
Hogi- Receipts. $500; market steady
10 strong; heavy, g,Gsis nl.10; mixed.
3 sous 6s; light. 55na, tghi plEr. 800
G3.h0; bulk Of sales. a,CoHa,G5.
sheep-lieceipts 1900. Market steady
10 easy: yenrllnEs. i.c0us.00; western
mustons. 00ff4 SO. stock sheep. 5000
Q 80; lambs. i.5Oui.5u.
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CuiCAuO MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.

chicago. March el.-Hoga-Rocelpta
sio00. Tomorrow cHtimntca. $4,000.
lcft over. t.5i5. Market opened steady
10 strong, closed weak Mixed and
butchers 3.ttH3.s5it. good heavy, 3.1i
n9.pi. rough heavy. 3.b5H3.Cb. llFht,
3.bsu3.N2ia.
Cattle-i,cccipia. 1900. Market slow
and steady. besvsa. i.00H6. 20: COWS
and holfcrH. 2.10ni15: Texas steers.
i.ooHi.0o; ttockorr and feeders. $3.50
80.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Market
steady TO iec lower; sheep. f.io1i.yo;
lamhr. f.ooIs.so.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. March May wheat
opened at CO... and declined n gsn..
CLOSE.
Whcat-Mny. C>NGA; July. 6SGH.
Corn March. 3lh. May. a5nGA.
Oats-March, sskfi y. May. :Ch1s.
Pork March, N.ssis. Mny.g.Osis.
iari-March. $50. May. s.agis.
l.ibs-March. f.60. May, i.sa.
CASH.
whcat-No. . red. 5oGis; No. =. $50
60. No. hard winter. s3sHCiia. No. a.
d3uC3's; No. I northern spring. csfiG3n I;
No. :, CsIesis. No. . spring. C3isdGS.
Corn-No. 2. 3i's; No. .. %.
ontH-No. 2 2ihp.si No. .. g74Wh.
Barley-i0 10 Il.
Hyc-isis.
Timothy s.a5.
flaN-i.9a.
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samuel NcwhouHe. whose movements
IN NoW York rocuntly caused tho trans
Ter 81 number ~ utnh'n hcat mines.
among thcm the Old Jordan and Ga
lena, Old telegraph and NIAGARA.
arrived In the city this az.
tcfnoon, The gentleman has been very
active while away. and can be- credited
With having stirred an oapltai on IN
fnr East o. realization uf the fact
mat tho FAR West boasts 81 sons ~
N" BEST minos ln tho country. good
number uf which llc within the hnundn-
rieH Of Utah Now that No. H. back
homo nrnin. NJ. NoNhousD Wiil give
attention O. tho Highland hoy. and
unu"il'hh issue the urrsHrnfY orders
Tor an incfpaFe ga thn capacity ~ the
tmcltcr nav being erected near Muir.
ray. M. Thomas Weir bis COM
RAMON In tho Husband boy. arrived
homo from Denver yesterday,
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nitcr this exchange viii moi be hound
ny me hour set forth In said agreement
.ni mat the board Of oontroi shall
said calf. "'''''H
rui,her. Tint this exchange dosires
70 cooperate and use ia bee, eor,,,,
and offices for tho uromotiop az ~
mining business IN tho State. and da.
siies inc hearty corporation and work
"t inc salt Lake Mining Exchnngc."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

the contractor. ~ e. understood that
negotiations are pending Tor the sale
"t this property. which. Il n said. viii
make possible the opening up ~ "a
numh.r " Dix mines. Mr.. Kcnner says
lnht hll through tho cnmp-thr Lincoln
district aWfrk r. rnlnr on In "a mnrr or
less drsuliury way. and he looks fur
k'h'fhl rvlvli in tho course ~
month or ru. The gentleman expects o.
return some time This week.
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". ". nsii. aoS Main street.
repairing complicated watches specially
New I,oari Iir.ol,r-.

At its meeting last evening tho Utah
Exchange adopted the following reso-
luton and ordered II submitted 10 the
Salt Lake board
Resolved. That the board of con-
troll be- authorized 10 notify the salt
Lake Stock and Mining Exchange that
they have broken the agreement en-
tered into on the 18Th day OF March,
with the members OF the board OF
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oorrln aLANon srnIkr.
bingham mins shows iilEh-Erade Or. Ia
III. tunnsi,

News from bingham today told Of n
big strike IN the Copper Glance minr.
which lies In the Dalton q Lark coun.
try. nt IL point close to the New Mann
moth ana congur The ore ~ anid 10
run sii.hO In gold, 10 per cent copper
aud 0 ounces silver, aud was encounter
ed In prosecuting the tunnel 20 catch
tho vein. A movement was on foot
today a. corner the stock. but this. ID
~ said. viii not be possible. na the own.
ers arc against it. II was quoted at
iIA cents bid this afternoon.
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oS rnE urAm BOARD.
STOCKS Active. Especially patsy. doe How
.rs aud Sacramento


.rs and Sacramento.
The call on the Utah Exchange was
fraught with considerable activity tho
sales reaching q total ~ 1900 shares
for which buyers paid the sum "
tlg0sN
calling diyidend-paycrs the brokers
dealt IN Sacramento above and below
o.. at which figures ,2p0 shares changed
hands In producers Daisy was readily
dealt In between a. and igia, while Dali
ton subscribed 1000 Ut = contH. and
Four Aces Ola hurincsH at &2i- 90 ilA.
loo fiowcrn wnu active on nm advancing
basis and changed hands at is cents,
ana Lower Mammoth came forward
with shares between 70 and 70. while
Northern Light stood about stationary,
the stock bcinE taken up to $50.
Prospects Ind leader In Aniicr NJ
10 cents. this followed by sales Of
liostun De la Mar ut ~ and bust.
ness In oaks ut ~. Silver city Con-
aoiidntcd was heavily dealt m at ~.
while Saitpetor sold for y ana YAM
kcc Consolidated had takers at SO and
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ACTIVITY IN
MINING STOCKS.
Sales Amounted to 49, 200 Shares,
for the Sum Of Sl4,996.20.
MARKET IN GOOD SHAPE.
Brokers Were Alter the uettcr class
OF seeurities- Work OF the
Exchanges.

Business on the exchanges today
amounted 10 $500 shares. which had
n value OF siie2G.2o. on both boards
therc was considerable activity. cspcci-
ally In highcr-priced stocks, and the
market generally had better tone than
Tor some time past. Sales ON the old
Exchange reached $1,000 shares. with a
value Of iio.GiSs7. white on the new
the transfers ran up to 5000 shares.
which sold for the sum u tl.sos.s5.
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Samples from the Martha Washing
ton at TintlC. Just brought In by Wi.
liam Hatfield. show values Of .SS ounces
silver, per cent copper and 10 Der
cent lead. Mr. Hatfield says there Is
down, ns nt present indicated, the
mines future VIII see Il among the
dividend payers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

Provo Marches. following notices
OF mining locations have been nlrd for
records Norway Nos. 1. 2. aud I. sit
uated In North Tlntic Mining district.
by Gilbert SwenHon 81 al. fiock Can.
yon Marble quarry No. 9, situated In
Rock Canyon. SpnnFylilr precinct. by
Low Curtis rt al.
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Washington March 2s.--Actlng Score.
tary Aelkrllohn has issued an order
stating TINT gold having been di.cnv.
cred on the AnNk river aud liz tribu.
tarioH within the limits ~ the military
Ln. an mining claims In the region.
IN acoordanpe with the mining laws and
usages, are TO De recognized BY tho
military authorities In the reserve.
tlon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

The officers nf tho Horn silver are
Allan 9, Washington. president. Juan
NJ tehnlloH, cosprcHidunt. Ambrose
H. Harrison. secretary ana treasurer
and y. r. furnaworth. manager. It's
dlrcctorr are Allan g Washington
Theodore 10. Moore. iinehe McE. Whit
lock, Juan -. Cuhaiiog. John sharp.
James SHARP ana y. r. Farnnwnrth.
To date the company has paid divi-
dendr amounting a. it.sin.00o while n
u expected that tho aiHt inst, viii
witness the payment ~ tho regular
quarterly dividend ~ $4,000. making
the total ta,esn,Ooo. The mine reported
today with one ear ~ copper ore, nve
N erud" ana two ~ concentrates and
~ the above report states. IL looking
exceedingly well.
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Eimer q. Darling, stock Brokcr
oais. o W, End South. Tel COS.
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y, .. Conway a Co..
stock brokers. 10 W., End South Tel. 505.
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The financial statement shows IL Frnt.
Tying condition OF affairs. A. the last
Irpoft The company had % balance 81
s-vp,lt'v2, which during the year was
augmented TO NGl e0I.sL out OF rr-
cripth payments were made amounting
70 i2rQ.ioi..N, This sum including $50.
600 IA dividends. which iofi the company
with n balance December 70. 1895, ~
Nsi '3ei5. fis,tol of which ~ reprcrent-
"a IN timber, surplus etc. on hand at
the close Of the year.
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Iuc" A Jennings. stock nroker-,
~ W. Second South st.. Telephone 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

Lawrence a Dinwoodsy. Miues aud MIninE
Stocks, "a W. End So. Phone As.
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HORN SILVER'S
ANNUAL REPORT.
Frisco Producer Made a Good
Showing Last Year.
GRAND CENTRAL MEETING.
strike In the Copper Glance ~ hing
ham New uap OF FINITE ui.-
cciinneous uininu items.

The annual report OF the Horn Silver
Mining company for tho year ending
December 3isi. isps. has iust been sub
mittcd o. Stockholders Typurraph-
icaliy the report Il neat and we'll ar.
RANGED. while It, contents comprise "a
fiHd % valuable Information concerns
ing the operation and development of
that grand old dividend payer. the
Horn Silver ~ Frisco.
THE MINES PROTECTION.
Manager y r. rarnsworth. reporting
on the production and operation NJ the
mine. rnys that during tho year IN,
ore extracted for shipment amount "a
10 i.p2s tons. while that extracted for
treatment In the mill was s1esi tons.
or "a total ~ $3.50 tons. The cost "
extraction was fgd per ton. or total
81 iiis,ia9.os. while concentration cost
si,io per ton 81 crude ore. or total
Of si12ii.gG. Tho result 81 clncentra-
ton was 81 tons Of crude ore tn ono
ton 81 concentrates. and each ton ~
concentrates carried cost OF 50 % for
concentration. while II had nu nverara
value ~ t2S.iN. as against value III
~ .as per ton Tor shipping ore.
Mnnugcr farnsworth further states
iint during thu year 81 feet Of dead
work was performed. this being Do 81.
tending drifts and crussrutH. aud ln
sinking SHAFT No. an additional % foot
making u i.Gi5 feet deep. Mr. Farus.
worth says the ninth and tenth levels
aro yielding n very tine grade ~ mill.
Ing ore. with more than tho usual
amount Of shipping product. while
ditipn a. the lead and silver product.
~" company 81 extracting very fair
Nrnde OF copper orr. which bids fur
10 continue through the year. Al de-
Nelnrmenta nrv In good condition and
Yielding we'll Reporting on the com.
panyh mercantile business at Frisco
NJ, fnfnnWufth says the not prnnt was
$1,000 10, while there are no ilhbliltlos
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New York. March sl-suEur raw
steady; fair refining. az; centrifugal.
% test ~ fnnlaHarH sugar. ~ refined
steady crushed. 81; powdered. 90
Efnnnlatnh. hM.
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The company assets IN addition TO
tn. mine are Az folioNH.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-15
DOCTORS OPPOSE A MEASURE
Regular School Physicians Anxious
to Defent n Bill that Proposes
to LegaIize OsteOpathy.

The Omaha physicians of the regular
school are making a vigorous campaign
against the bill now before the legislature,
which proposes to legalize osteopathy A
strong lobby has been organized to fight the
measure and Drs. Lee, drummer, Lord
Jonas and other prominent physicians are
now in Lincoln to labor with the senate
committee that has the bill in charge.
The bill was a special order for con-
sideration by the Omaha Medical society
at it's regular meeting at the Commercial
club Tuesday night, but as the members
who had been requested to speak on the sub
ject were at Lincoln, discussion was purely
informal. DR.. ]. E. Summers introduced
the matter by briefly stating the main pro-
visions of the bill and detailing what has
already been done in the direction of killing
1t in committee. He suggested that the bill
was drawn with a good deal of care and
1t might be found difficult to knock it out
in the courts X 1t once became a law. Con-
sequently he advised making every effort
to defeat 1t in the legislature and to that
end he urged that every physician make it
point to see as many of the Douglas county
members as possible and induce them to
use their influence against it.. He said that
the physicians out in the state have already
done effective work with their home mem
bers, and that there is an encouraging pros
peet that the measure will be defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-15

Masses of Snow Still Threaten to
bury Mining Campo.

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 14.-The warm
weather prevailing since Sunday has helped
to relieve the distress experienced in some
mountain towns owing to the Icing g-continued
cold weather and the railroad bockades.
The Denver G. Rio Grande is entirely opened
and its officials say there is no question but
the road can now handle through traffic as
usual. The Colorado Midland is still tied
up west Of Leadville, but the rotary is max
ing good progress in removing the enormous
snowdrifts on Hagerman pass
The Colorado & Southem's South Park high
line to Leadville is still blockaded and it is
uncertain when this road viii be opened, al
though work is being pushed as the weather
is now favorable. The towns along this road
have run short of some provisions, but it IL
thought that there is plenty OF bacon, pota-
toes and flour to prevent suffering. 1t is
believed an effort will be made to cut a
road over the mountain near Redcliffe, which
will give direct communication with the
through line of the Rio Grande.
The Rio Grande's Aspen branch Is open
and coal is being rushed to that camp, as
well as to Leadville, to enable the mines,
mills and smelters to continue working.
Some anxiety is felt on account of the
liability OF disaster from snowslides In the
mountains, especially at Silver Plume,
where Sundays avalanche Is liable to be
followed by another of greater extent and
possibly more disastrous in its results. A
slight thaw, a puff Of wind, jar may
bring down millions OF tons OF snow that
now hang upon the mountain tops, almost
defying the laws OF gravitation Barely a
tithe Of the burden of the mountains came
away in the avalanche Sunday. 1t left
great circular gaps, whose walls of snow
rise vertically 100 feet in height. But the
first slide swept out every obstacle and
filled up the low places so that when the
rest comes 1t will have a clean sweep right
down into the town itself. Many OF the
Inhabitants have removed to Georgetown.
Although the storm about Leadville has not
yet ended the snow now melts almost as
fast as it falls and is not making much
trouble for the railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-15

All members of the club are urged TO attend
this meeting. as plans for the spring cam
paign Will be made.
Court Allemania, No. 1925, Indepeudant
order of Odd Fellows. will give a masquer-
ade ball at Workman hall on Saturday even
ing, February is.
Fred, the infant son Of r. s. Lucas,
Twenty sixth and Jackson streets. died yes
terday Funeral Wednesday afternoon from
the family residence
Colonel c. NJ. Hunt sold a lot at 26lt n
street yesterday to Omaha parties for $4,000.
This is the lot occupied by William Seveka
as a sal-on at the present time
The school children will realize about 500
as their share of the proceeds OF the Green
leaf entertainment given at the Methodist
church Monday night This sum will be
used as payment on pianos for the different
rooms.
John Sautter, one of the best known res
idents of South Omaha, was married yester-
day afternoon Ito Miss Maggie Raab, sister
of John Raab. au n street business man,
MIR. and Mrs. Sautter left on an afternoon
train for Springfield, H., to visit relatives,
The case of Andrew Dupont, the prize
fighter, will be called in the district court
on Thursday. Nearly forty witnesses from
this city have been subpoeuded, the state
calling thirteen and the defendant about
twenty five. Dupont Is charged with the
killing of Billy Walker, the pugilst.
Complaints about teams being driven
across sidewalks are constantly coming in
AMI something ought to be done about en-
forcing the city ordnance governing actions
of this kind. Sidewalks are broken and an
additional expense is entailed upon the prop
erty owner for repairs. AS it is. the side
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-15
To Orgnnizc a Commercia1 Club.

Tuesday evening, February 81, has been
agreed upon as date for holding the next
meeting of citizens for the purpose of or
ganizing commercial club. This meeting
will be held at the council chamber and
1t is hoped that all business men interested
in the movement will attend 1t is stated
that such an organization could do great
deal for the advancement of the property
interests of the city. Councilman Barrett
is at the head of the movement and he has
enlisted a number of his friends in the en-
terprise. With an organization such as Is
planned it is thought that men with money
could be induced to locate here and estab-
lish factories of different kinds. There is
some hopes of securing a tannery, and if
this is done a shoe factory is sure to fol-
low. Mr.. Barrett thinks that If concerted
movement was made to induce manufac-
turers to locate here there would be no diff
Guilty in securing them.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-15
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Frederick G. Kellogg of McCook has filed
petition in bankruptcy in United States
court.
City Treasurer Edwards has sent to Lamp
brecht Bros. & Co. of Cleveland the $40, 500
paving and curbing bonds that the firm pur-
chased January T.
The regular monthly meeting of the Wis
!tlng Nurses association will be held in the
rooms in the Arlington block at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
W.. B. Meikle, as agent, has secured a
permit to remodel the building at 1905 Doug
las street at a cost of $1,000. The building
viii be cut up into flats.
The funeral Of Don NJ Long, who died at
the home OF his parents, Twenty fourth and
Binney streets, will be held from Unity
church at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
The graduation exercises of the class of
nurses Of the training school OF the Presby-
terian hospital will be held at the West
minister Presbyterian church on the evening
OF February 16 Following the regular ex-
ercises, there will be a reception.
Secretary l.. ii. Korty has filed
the amendments which We're adopted by
the Nebraska Telephone company on Feb
ruary to it's articles OF Incorporation
These fix the limit of liability at two-thirds
of the capital and empower the board of
directors to adopt aud amend bylaws.