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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-30
Killed Him.

FoRr WHITE, FLA, Dec. 26.-City
Marshall Marteman shot Tom. White
(cOlored), through the head this after
noon. He died in about an hour later.
MartemRn had attempted to arrest
White. The latter resisted, and the
marshal shot him in his tracks. The
colored people are gathering on the
streets, and serious trouble is feared
before the night shall have passed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-30
Too 0HiOk on the Trigger.

COLUMBIA, VA, December 25.-Sat-
urday night about 10 o'clock the Town
Sergeant here attempted to arrest
some colored men who were drinking
and creating q disorder, when the coll
ored men resisted him. Two or three
OF them attacked him, and the officer
colored men-one fatally, An.inquest
WAS held this morning and Z verdict
rendered iustifiRble homicide.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-30

XLIANTRD-SBVBRAL BRIGHT AND
w honest persons to represent us aR Mana
gers In this and close by counties Sal.
airy, 5000 a year and expenses. Straight,
bona-1de. no more, no less salary. Position
permanent. Our references, any hank In
any town 1t - mainly ofhce work conduct
ed At home. Reference. Enclose self-addreaO-
ed stamped envelope. THE DoNQuoN Coax.
RANH. Dept Chicago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-30

Mrs. Nancy Vaughan OF New
York is in the city, stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Lovings at 1902
N. st. John st.
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When you are out at any old time Of
night you will find Thompson's Dining
Room, 702 e. Broad st., open to serve
you with hot coffee, soup, stew; oys-
ers, eggs and many other dishes.
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Do rot have the collector call SC
ten. Pay him promptly.
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Mr.. R. E. Davis passed through
she city, enroute to mis- home at Quin-
ton, We.
---Mr. W. h. Bagley CT New Roch-
ellie, N. z. called on US. ..
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Subscribe 10 the PLANET for she New
Year. 1t will cost only sI.50.
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mas boat entertainment. us
here will be two marriages during
the Christmas holidays.
WITNESS.
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We return thanks to our fri ends WI
remen bered us and paid the COLLECTED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
GOVERN NEW POSSESSIONS
Recommendations Of Sereiiy Rool Regarding
Cubi AND u S, Islands,
ci,ii Governor. wanted cd Urgent Ne
crssity of "a Gable to the
phiitppsncs.

New York Nov. 2l.-A special to the
Herald from WASHINGTON says:
President MCKINLEY has pcrlycd "a
synopsis ot Secretary Roptl annual
report, which he b. nov considering in
connection with his mesHnEo TO Con-
Frcsa. Dealing a. II does with oil the
events NJ the last year lu connection
with the Philippine. cuba and Porto
Rico. and In the diacussiun and rccom-
mondutions for the future government
OF these now posseSziona, it will form
tho basis for the most important chap
tor of the Presidents message.
These arc some ot thc most essential
features uf the Hccfctnty's observations
and recommendations.
The immediate appointment of clyll
governor for cuba nnd Porto Rico.
The substitution OF ciyll government
either by cummlHiH0u ur a clNll EOY-
rrnor Cor the Philippine Immediately
following the suppression % the pres
emit instruction.
a complete system " suffrage In tho
PHILIPPINES, cuba and Porto Rico. with
educational and proprrty qualifications
required for an voters.
~" NNlNNN"NAANH f.NN"AN lNNM NA m
cable between the United States and
thc Philippines.
No TuuUuu reorganization OF tho
army viii b. recommended by tho sec-
rotary ut the urersnt time, Ito Wul
leave tnlH subject open Tor further cUn-
sldClttiuu, until after the war IN thc
Philippines has been brought 90 q,
close. II win be pointed out, however.
that the rctCntiOn % the hulk of the
present army viii be- necessary for
somu months 90 rumg.
The aecretnfy win b. very urgent IN
hlY recommendation Tor the Immediate
conHtructlun of a cable line 10 tho phll-
ippiucs. lic viii point out that the
cheapest route viil be- from Seattle d.
rect tu the1'hlllppincs, but he Will also
show the duHlrabillly of connecting Ull
our Pacific possessions by cable. lfe
viii show that tho line between Seattle
aud the Philippines can be- built Tor
about 5000 900 II will cost g20O0Oll
more " the line is laid from San
Francisco VIA Honolulu,
During the past year the war depart =
u1cnt alone spent more than $4,000
Tor cable tolls, nnd. with tho amount
paid hY the navy und state depart
monts MON than o hnlf million In AN
LAS been phld Tor cable messages be-
tween this country AND tho Philippine.
The secretary viii point out those fnctH
To- show that n WIN bo economy for the
government 10 build lta own cable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
WORSE, AND MORE OF IT.
Americans, fseigian- aud Engiisbnien
Were In ~ - srooped Ia
whole Country.

Berlin. Nov. 23.-inycstlguilon shows
that the facts OF the CAMERON scandal
made public by tho Tagcblatt. Noyom.
Der 18Th, when that paper said an APP
paroutly corrupt deal had taken place
By which the chief of the colonial de-
partm.nt gave away $1,000 square acres
Of CAMERON soil, estimated tn be worth
about ~. 200 600 mntks, To various hlEh
percentages far exceed tlic Tagohlatta
story, The promoters. % appears, inst
formed a company and soon rnli uut 10
a new company formed nc lirusacls. and
made ny of Belglaus, Engllnhm"n and
r,Vptal Americans for n. zoo. ul1 francs,
The concession. " further appyuta
realty cost them nothing. The new CONF
pany WIS named ln the conversion Su.
dokim.roon. Primo" ii0henlohc o'hfln-
gen was one Of the original concession
crs. For this reason tn. emperor forced
his resignation az chief court chamber.
lain.
Tho facts In the moro recent grant 81
"a concession or even worse, To u com.
pnny called the Northwest -lNamcrun,
territory wus conceded larger than la
yarla. II lica In the intetlnnd ~ tho
Cnmctoons IL extremely fertile, aud IN
cludcs valuable forests worth thuu-
sand times the obligations the company
assumes toward the empire, rhe en-
tire financial obligation IL only 10000
mutks' contribution tn the proposed
Tchad Lake expedition, while there are
other undertakings 60 spend i,uoO,ru1
marks within ten years In Improve.
mcnla of the track 10 construct roads,
steamer line. plantations and factories,
all rodoundlus 60 the benefit ~ tho COM
pnny. The concession was granted for
my years. which " Go h. extended for
eiNty Year, more II tho company With.
In twelve years constructs q railroad
coastwisc,
A. the expiration Of tho second term
the immense tract becomes the COM
pnnys property absolutely, IN" cuY.
pnny nlso agrees 10 pay the government
a small share nf ne net profits, There Il
no provision that the company ur u
majority OF its Shareholders must be
Germans,
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press learns from the colonial office In
cNplanatlon OF tho above chat the prep
ont chief nr Won iluchkn, adopted IN.
British policy of getting bis monoyod
Hyndlcatcs tu take hold Of the colonies
on the prospect uf LARGE profits, II N
understood the whole nifair VIII be
thoroughly ventilated In the ilcichslug
and that Dr. Won liuchkn's days az an
Official are probably numbered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Ncw York. Nov. 70 -'rh" Herald saya.
Considerable lntcrcat hna beon GREAT
I'd among inyoetnrs by the announce
mynt that "a large number OF forged
Virginia STATE Q por cent bonds at~
afiOut II be- not known how many
~ thcac bonds aru held lu thlH city
but IL ~ said That o. comparatively
lnrgo number have found putch1Hnrs
here. n ~ the opinion ~ some who
are considered authorities That 90" c1u-
puna from these bonds DO the hands M
Innocent thtl PARTIES viii prove valid
obligations uf he state Of N'lgiulf.
Under what was known na thr lliilc-
tgrgcr law. Ia isss. "a contract was rivcn
by Virginia TO she Kendall Rank Suto
company ~ this ely Tor . per cont
buud1. which wcrr 10 BE- used Do refund
iur the state debt. Sluoty days after
che contract had been awarded special
session ~ the legislature aunullcd the
i,tddlchcrror law. However. bonds
having face value ~ e. 0oe0 600 were cx-
pressed so Richmond ana were refused.
Later they we've sold for the charges,
Into whonc hands the paper fell Is not
known.
Attompts were made 60 recover the
bonds. but without success. For more
than year. however. banks "a the
north and west have hcnrd much ~
the forged bonds, II IN said that In
IT, Louis last July % trust company
teamed SaoO0l, taking q lars. block NJ
the worthless paper az security. In
that ease thor. WAS no attempt az
fraud. ana tho loss was repaid before
either the borrower ~ lender knew that
tho security was without value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Gen. Anderson runoturcs the story that
Independence was Recognized,

Chicago. Nov. 2i,-Gcncral Thomas NJ.
Anderson, commander of the depart
mont ~ the lakes, speaking ~ the adj
dressed issued by the Filipino Juntn At
iIongkung, admitted that he had nd
dressed Agulualdo na Commanding
general. Philippines forces" and asked
The assistance Of Aguinnldo against
"the common enemy
IN ~ true I addressed Agulnnldo as
commanding general" Gen. Anderson
said. at was u common form " aalu-
tation used by all generals command
Ing q. &. troops during correspondence
with the Filipino leader. All this cor
respondcncr a. a matter Of rec
ord. praised Agulnaldo for his
bravery In lighting the common enemy
In the same letter In which | stated
my Inability 10 recognize hts civil Gu-
thority"
Tho entire cnrressnndence ~ Gen. An
derson, ms well az the correspondence OF
Oon. Merritt with Agulnnldo, 10 printed
In tho mcgsnge Of the President 60 the
Senate giving details of the treaty with
spain. In "a letter written at the ar
sennl. CnVlte. on July G. 1893. General
Andersen said; at must be apparent
a. Won that we do not intend to remain
hero Inactive, but 10 move promptly
against our common enemy, but for u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

fhort time we must orgluIz" and land
auppiicp. and also retain ulHdu Cor
storing them near our ilrHt 1ni trans
porir' Further along IN Che IH'tor Con.
Anderson suWEc7ta cooperation OF the
medical officers OF both 1ru1
ON July Il Major $. u, JpueH, M Gen.
Ardcrsnn's request. Wtnfe NEuluullo
askiur the assistance vt tha FIuuln0s.
ON july q General Anderson Hnid To-
u letter. u observe that your oNcUl-
lsucy has announced guurrUlf ua dlctl-
tor and proclaimed martial Bw, A.
am here simply IN military capacity
I have ma authority to rnClruize This
assumption I have no ORDERS FROM my
government on the subject Hn1 20 FAR
an | can ascertnin sour iu1cronucn,
status has not been Recognized by any
forelgn power Your fine Intellect must
perceive that. happy uH nw ip Hee You
nGhtlng SO bravery AMI HuccrHetullN
AGAINST a common 'nomN. ! cannot
without urderr. rcoguto your civil au-
thouty."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24


lss.. Angus " Cannon aud safth NJ Gs,,,,,. w.
Ills VIDE, ianle, executed, and dsiivs1,
trns, TO the trreffv te..ts,t g..N OF
crircd. with, cugtuAnt- iiaf tbey MI,
and arc seized n the qfante,l nrenis., to- l,tn'
simple and M ,ad Fflperiy Is fro'df NJ
utemcnt Of reH9m nr,,f,i ~, ~. wv
IN thousand l-i0WHl duIlar "a 2 W.. ~
thereafter, p,yage two years anof daio
with interest " The n'srrei Saline. ue1t
SIGNED by said AHfus 80. Cannon 81d es.,f
NJ Cannon. ''''
Ana whcrea, it H. provided in.sIidpaiaf
trust. AMONG olhof tlIu.t that ffdaftn.ti.,
made IN the payment a .Iu my IN. w
iart thurcDf. q any Interest tbnf fl. /. i...,',.
therspn. ~ te same hH-Umo IHa Ird ..g.
able then n. ~ droi shall remain DO firto.
and the said ugsies ortiz fh eUHf arInf
0tnrr events. u hi, death. tlr .bs.If NJ .,it
Lake county. Cab. uf ANS 1r hI. d.f..i||
then acting fui him icy sae c.s.rdf EXT t-.,,
part thctvpt public ttuIla. Do tIah'r'..f
ladder Tor cnsl 'rllhor W t.n laafI.- f"..t
deed ~ trust in.nlat u'Hriy'tl uH..'n. H.,
purchasers ~ tl.h sl'N No uW i8uFIas
house Of the nseuf saving. fas ia wa
Lake Cliy. tiaa, Hftef hrsi rItlr. tl..ts
days public, hNitr ~ thu tlIIe. form. r.l
pincc.ui N,id y tul tlu pruory loo is
snid ny advert a1ngHt % s1mN uatsntu.r
printtd Ia tue tufIsi ausuanu nnH 'ftI-
ishcd In said FAY ilir tIiY. ltn.. hnd I'D
OF the proces-l "a 'aeh sa'stl ua.erUr'an
payirynis - lNilN'Hl .n sulduH.u OF frI.t.
And vhcrch- SAN nnie u,tsuut f.t Idul fifs
date u |. can't n1r 10 my time s'nstIf
hccaunv dnsA ail4 tHHH D. stIlIduunrd unfaff
on said nntr W llul ~ ltUtnIIsH bod. UIfHt
huudrtl anl tiJasu du'nrs nuI t.UIg
8, nt@ $50 ~ AaAlnierst thereon frn1 tita
18Th day 81 tFllN, l"i
Aud wlictcae ~ iId laru 10 tfuie
trtistUc, died 90 nf nlal1t tho a.th d.t ~
February, ~ h SAT- inls rIt4. itHI.
aud the nnh' 5000 J. iNo -Horr NJ SID
Lake county. th. gui tNU $3.50 Hue'os.i.f boz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
hRAND INV sSowrLouom.
"" e''ar the rmch. Of salt Lake street
Railroad.

~ w new snowplough ordered by
sr,y.' 1t l,lke street Railway company
ST., 10 ne M efficient M represented.
ssu ears will not be DELAYED for
s.4Is az a time by the gnow this win.
~ ~ az II was last winter. Tho snow
49, m use heretofore have not
49, tAllnctlon, 80 when Superln-
DE-. held was East recently he or
s,rpe, combination plough to be con-
by M recording 10 plans submitted
Wu'I company, The new machine
d 49, ul 700 horse. power instead of
Ia XII, power, which have been used
'bs,n",ll,l. crash through I'VE feet " tho
g1h Tll ANA IL guaranteed 10 clear
IA n.Nra forty-tiye miles OF tracks
pionlt' order. The cost of the SNOW.
'''4sh IN In the nelghborhnod pf 81. lOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
low TARIFF
/ TO PORTLAND
IN Probably be Made by the Ore
| gon Short Line
I,pryDs on WHEAT MARKET
........ commercial Metropolis
-, a., No Material Dam
-, VIII be Done to Idaho

H., dissatisfaction Is manifest In
-. over the action OF the South
s,,lse changing iia rates ON wheat
ran and Idaho common points
..,,h,rn california, chroniolcd In
,.,vmrs two or three days ago.
4, msring from a statement made
\. sNsvs' today By 8. W. Ecoics.
ii traffic manager Of the Oregon
/, linz. that road will in all proba-
eope 4, the relief Of the farmers
M, and lia northern ncighbor.
=. g.ne, 4 traffic manager said that
,.,.snt fatca on wheat from Utah
| /, n,ho TO Portland was 50 per ton
70 r,oi market could be found In
s1 4 much lower rate would un-
s ,lf h. made. The Idaho farmers
.is,aiy taking advantage or the
f.msnl f1r wheat In Texas ANA
ssgrt Line has Just received orders
iiabo Fails Tor several cars OF
I, ~ shlrment to the Lone Star
H. me rates on wheat to Texas
q cents PER hundred pounds from
f,,s and % cents per hundred pounds
=. HIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
IMrnoyrMrNrs ron nAwAIL


New York Nov. 2i.-A special 20 the
Tribune from Washington saya3
The coast aud gcodctio survey gteam-
cr Pathfinder has Just left san Franz
cisco bound Tor Hawaii. where the work
OF accurately surveying and chnrtlng
tho channels and hsrhors VIII he prose-
culed Tor the nvNt month ar more Cap
tain ". Perkins. in command NJ the yN-
petition, accompanied by u number ~
assistants from the hydrogrnphic ana
other scientific divisions Of the depart
mont, VIII begin their work IN the hnr-
Dor of liiio.
AFTER the work at Hiio r. complet-
ed" siidpruf. 11llmnn, assistant super
lutcndcnt 81 the coast survey ia
Hanna hnrbor viii b. surveyed, Years
ago ID was one Of tho hest known har.
bola Of the group and reports show
one hundred whaling vessels assembled
at time In the harbnr De frcycinet
selected ~ Tor his observations, holding
that u was In the old days "a consideru-
bile commercial and social center The
Pathfinder was delayed TOT some time
az San FtanclacO waiting FOR the arr
rival % q Slgshcc sounding machine,
the design uf tho captain OF the Maine,
which o. not only used by the vessels
81 the United states, but by Europeans
ns well FOR dcpp sea Investigation, A.
ID was practically Indispensable for
work such as the Pathfinder has TO do,
she had 10 walt for n, Many of the
channels between the Islands " the
group hnvo mover been surveyed. Hut
much of this will BE- done before the
Pathfinder goes TO the Aleutian islands
TO begin an elaborate series OF cNperl-
mcnts with wireless teloRraphy In lon-
gltudlnal determinations Of differences
In time"
In connection with tho work OF the
Pathfinder I'm mo, III Hanna, Honolulu
and Pearl linrhor. surveys VIII be mnlr
for lnnlng1 Of the proposed facino
cable. and sites may be selected with q
Wow 10 connecting some NJ the Islands
a.. ,,,.4va ar the Aurpoui sVsfau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
ROBERTS IN WASHINGTON.
Congressman Cromcr Say. the Mem
Der from Utah VIII Take aud
Retain MS seat.

Washington. Nov. sa-BtiEham II.
Roberts, Hcpreacntaiivo-clcct from
Utah, reached Washington tonight. lie
oxpccts 90 take his seat In the House,
and says he does not believe that that
body Will be Influenced by the protests
against bis doing 90 Tor thc reason that
the question OF his eligibility Is matt
ter clearly outside the sphere " the
churches and because tho whole arita-
ton against him in bafod upon mlsrep-
rcsontation Of facts and absolute false
hood. lie also claims thc HOUSE b.
without authority 10 declare his scat
vacant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Munclo. Ind. Nov g3-snid Congress-
man George W, ctumcr ~ the Eighth
district - predict that Brigham ".
Roberts, Conrrcasman-oicct from ttah.
Will be allowed 10 retain hla rcpt Boo
Iougr"ea, through The Influence nf the
Democratic puluclnua The Republican
majority In Tho i'iny-sixth Congress
VIII b. only fourteen. The Democrats.
| believe. viii newer permit a frv sil-
yer. untl-cxpnnslonisi Democrat To D.
ountcd from hla rpni by Republicans In
Congress. II would b. voting against
thUmHoivcH. toaidoa. To- cxpsl Hubort~
the msmbsra. and unlcsa Democratic
vote against one NJ their own number.
h. viii keen his scat"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Chicago. Nov 2t--1ohn Tat,s % walt.
80 IN restaurant, u West Madison
street was stabbed fatally with an
umbrella. 4 customer itut into q dis.
nutv with Tntcs over tn price of
meal. and they came 60 blows. The
customer raised hia umbrella tu protect
himself Tatca rushed forward and tho
customer tnhhod u into his breast. Tho
sharp pointed steel penetrated tho
walters lung. The man wHe arrested.
lie gave HE name ns Arthur nlrssinp
and said b" stabbed IN soif.dofouse.
Tatca ia az tho county hospital. where
IL ~ said h. viii die.
This o. the second time I'M lcaa than
q year that on umbrella has been
brought into play us % deadly weapon
W. thla clt,. Last -rfing Sarah itoru-
hard was stabbed with ono by folly
Wolf. the victim dylng almost Instantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

cease after January 1st. This pay
ment leaves the prior lien per cent
bonds OF the Northern Pacific a straight
hrt lion. The general lien Q per cent
bonds become u second lien on the en-
tire property Of the road with the tx
ccpiion u the old ~. Paul and North
ofn Pacific line 81 ~ miles. Thcrc are
outstanding ~ the prior lien per cent
bonds Asgpo0.l10 and " hte general .
per cent bonds SiG.OoO,O0o
The funds for the payment OF tho G'a
were received through the sales ~
Washington lands 10 the Wcycrhnuser
lumber syndicate. Their retirement
viii reduce the fixed charges Of the
company i2.O0 "a year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Like stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder 60 overcome Malaria. Fever
and Ague. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage rannihnls. but thousands
have found that Electric Rittcrs ~
wundorfui cure for All mulnriai diseases.
n you have chills with fever, aches In
back % neck and head, and Tired. worn.
out feeling. a trial will convince you u
their merit W. A. Null ~ Wrbb. H.,
writes: My children suffered Tor more
than q year with chills and fever. then
two bottles OF Electric nlttcru cured
them" only 20 -snif. Try them.
Guaranteed. Sold by z. e. ~. !. Drug
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
/. ANTHONY RATES AsSouNcrp
mis- Tor the New nrapch and also Time
Card.

ss,,rnienlent Of Construction \. ".
|ctiln q tht Short Lines - Anthony
,fan,h has Issued the frst regular time
|ofi rhich viii go into .ffact sunday,
N,,rber O. Leaving Idaho Falls at
~ >. n he train will arrive nt Rex
lgN at tig0a. m. n WIN leave RcNhurg
N h. ftlun irip nj 1910 a. M, and
tith iiaho Falis ut ii.t5 n. m. Fol-
aifg ur the distances ~ stations
hon IDAHO Falls 10 ileNbury' Elyn,
y ailss Rlghy if3 milcs; Ia llellc.
~ miles, 1eyas I'll miles. and Rex
tsv 40 miles
On December IN fha freight tnrlnf VIII
. Irio eject Following are the rates
'fin Salt Lake aud ogden 60 ilexburr.
- made M Ia the office Of the general
utrIe manager.
Merchandise In cents per 100 pounds,
chg D. i 80 4kA u g - "
lnos5 a CT ~ 60 a. 10 30 20
hsluegn SAT- Lake and tho junction
VV ana lhr hiAnrh stations In dollars
- cf ihe rates on cattle are;
EIyn 81. l,iEhy. $50: Ia Belle, SCI.
l'l,ifndonct $50. foXburg, SGb,
Ih1 mates between Idaho Falls and
''iulns on the line are nH follows:
Ngnhanllsr In Csutg- nor 100 mounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MELr'
ING,


NOTICE l. hereby siscn tmi sgagia
mrcting ~ the ,tsikunId,rs Hf flo umud
Gulch Mining remrauy "a corporation under
the laws OF ftah. sill Dr. hrll hi ihr g''..'
mny's office. 80 ~ COMING ftla n"
salt Lake CITY rtlh, nn ihe I'M Hlf ul
ncermhcr, isis' at 8or|n's D, m. NJ AN uif,
Tor tho purpos, 81 c1nridgflna .NN NNi's
upon the fulloNln1 prip ~ l'l' nl' ~ ~
The Articles 1T lncfIoral'pn "' 'AN ''l''
10 amend Article z. ~ substituting thq
words 1000 shif.oi thepar vow.
each Tor tho word, '2ioN sIar' nI '-'N
10 amend Ar,lae9 O, road q, follows,
'srho nticsr. ~ ibi,rimulny shall cuna'si ~
hpresidunt, yice.pnsldtui,a tllll ul agl''
90 directOrs. d SECRETARY any ".
.heh OF. whom shall D. a''l"N''''.' '' ''''
company"
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4 10 amend Atelr ~ rag ,lol ,",'
lhc directors slll o. tlttlNi .. NJ.
holders The pf,.dont Nlgn- ~.
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president from ,ie.f numlVH wv ~ v,,
tons shall h. ~ halloi, lhr l.fh w ".
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nhtil tloir succos or .l.ll ~, NJ, nj sin x.
holders Tor tha eoClnn " 'N. 'N' o."
Ito Transaction ~ such QUO. ltl,. .,,u,..
may cnhic bcfon ltsiali ~ a., '.It IsE..
on w c9mlhny 3D. ~ w l.aAIN NrIft in Trb.
fuary in anfh yn,rat gurnc. D In. l".I .f'
nionibors ~ tlinh0ad o. dIrflN.n i'.i
sutaie quorum f0i the trlh'' ''.'' '' '''''
o. a. 10 repeal Artacs
Aud for me tr,n,a t.un Oi'uth ulNDf NNa,'
ness as my properly come below '"'' ''.'.''
u.s. THOMAS JgNNiSOS Pro- iCnt
JAMES Z JfSNlNGs sacraap'
Dated this .iJ day " N1rvml'f1 l'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
SohrnrHs rAoirIc posps.


I'm ,iraHl MINI, Nov. 23.-The North
tha, ,ss 'ne has iHsued official notice
bonds % the general first mortgage
pir v,i, ,.shlele1, representing total
ior tbf o. 1890, 900. have been drawn
bon6s NJ ,nhng fund. All Outstanding
gare Vhls class under the first mort
I'M my. ny, been called IN for redemp-
Al In ne obligations win be paid on
snlati,,'N WIN accrued Interest on pre-
New VIII ne Offices OF the road In
'o'E city All interest viii