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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15
TRrsTs CANNOT C0NrROL rRIcEs

II u apparent, then. that. speaking
broadly Of che whole Geld of produo.
tIon. the compensation Of capital can.
not be Increased permanently by
combines or agreements between capl-
tailHtf Tho scheme will break down
under ihe weight of success The more
rapidly capital Increases in the hands
NJ Investors the greater VIII be- the
pressure Co IND employment Tor II NJ
even nominal returns ana the morn
dlincult 10 maintain n monopoly 90 any
profitable Industry. And. finally. oco-
uumlc law requires that ln the business
world benefits shall be- reciprocal An at
tempt by one class Co.. absorb 900 tho
benefits ~ progress will bring the world
Co "a Htaudstlil. where there are mo- bon
ehtH to divide. Tho great Industries
lu which capital Seeks profitable In
vostment, such nv transportation aud
tho manufacture OF Http.cH depend
upon The patronage NJ tho masses.
and the masses can only Increase
their purchases as their labor gains
10 buying power. Therein has been
Tho stimulus 90 these Industries IN
the past Withdraw that stimulus
and now capital win go ON ac.
lu vain for employment until az last
70 VIII break down tho artificial ro-
HirllntH which 1ro giving biz returns
Co ola capital and denying any IN new
capital. Thus we Gee TINT the new
capital coming upon the market toe
morrow viii iu the long run protect
thH public against the combinations
From why the Trusts Cannot Con-
troll Prices" by George n. Roberts.
On thH American Monthly Review u
o. Reviews Tor September.
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LATIN : AMERICAN UNION
Brazilian Authority Tells .H5a Il Gould
Work.


Rio do Janeiro, Aug. 2i.-lCougsponi-
Hnrc OF the Associated Press. An
evening paper AnOtica, personal organ
ot Dr. Campus sallrr. president OF the
republic. pubIIrhgH today under tho
heading OF South American Alliance"
IL notable article as follows.
kilograms from Rome TO uueuaa
AyruH ana thence to RIO do Janclro uf.
firm that d De- currently reported In tho
continental capitals that In case u the
reported alliance OF the republics Of
l.atin-Amorica being realized this fact
would hnvG the frank support of Italy.
Austria, Germany and Franco. Elk
oyptlng probably Austria, which Il scms
20 us would decidedly be out NJ place
In this gallery, the report would doubt
less express the real sentiments VI IA.
nations named ~ regards an agreement
OF the Lat.n-Amgrlcun countries. Such
nn alliance they suppose could only DO
rngeuderrd 90 oppose the United statc,
Mhlae wonderful progress uHtonlshcs
lhrW ana whose daring energy and
spirit OF adventure and uudurity they
dlrhd, especially when that country Il
in perfect accord with. and In fact.
allied 90 England. against whom ne
spite ut Europe ia raised In angry oD-
position. Two European nations for
llunrcnt hut not opposite reasons. cor
many ana France, feel themselves more
ihnu nll uth0us threatened by tho pro..
poet OF an Euglish-Amerlcan alliance
aud the yuHalaEo OF Lntin-Amoric,
hS thu very powerful Anglo-suxUn ma.
ton.
"rh' political or simply economical
performance u the n. 81. ln this nor.
ton ~ America would be. they think
deadly blow nt their influence. their
commerce and Industry and even 10
hrir prestige. Italy and Germany pos
rw nor numerous colonies and Franco
without possessing colonies, has In La
Nh America very considerable come
m,rrr ana exercises here real moral
supremacy The hopes and umhitIona
OF those two nations would be- frustrnt-
rl ln the ever Increasing augmentation
of their Industrial. not 10 say p0lItlrai
i.laN0nH aud greatly dlmnulsh tho roc
ll''NnH uf every Kind existing between
FRANCO ANA the Latin American peopla
W. l'Iglunga, me practical supfumaey
o., lh' yankees In America should take
But, n that should De made odectlvo
pr would hu only the first stop nn tho
way 60 tho RECONCILIATION. al loaet
WnlhIlN ut ull iutln-AmorCan. gurh
lleh, l7 our 1ltuatlon In the present
Jun. llIr. Either we must pufer mo
'u''l or the ambitions OF American
,Nl'h'l1nlsm or We must turn On Eu-
lopt ana hes aid against Americana.
such. az least. n appears to many
nnut4.
~ rl'' we arc not optimistic. hut
ln mo present case We do not feel our,
selves 10 the least embarrassed BY This
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SOME MORE ATTRACTIONS
Engaged THE Hoard of Directors Of
the ~. A.Gu society wtli Meet
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Secretary Gears and other officers Of
tho u. a. and ST. society were very
iubIlut this afternoon over the great
number of entries that ,umc IN during
the day from persons who are anxious
tn make exhibits at The fan fair. The
Doc included several counties and cove
cred livestock. manufactured goods.
fruits. womana work and numerous
other articles A. o. consequence Sec
Rotary Sears was very busy aB boz viii
BE- from this tlmg until tho close Of the
exposition.
Tomorrow afternoon. beginning nt 4
O'Clock. the board will hold r. meeting
nt their rooms In che liooper.Cnlnr
block and decide number of Important
questions pertaining 90 the Falr
Several now features were secured
today Tor the amusement of the public
during the exposition display one
was u specially feature which will be
carried out By Harry Holmes. the burnt
cork artist and Ike the others will cost
patrons nothing extra
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dilemma. Without denying that the
United states viii attempt. with an the
energy ana tcnnclty peculiar TO them.
20 assume In America not alone tho
hesemony which they undoubtedly al
ready possess and mo- one dcniea but
alec political aud commercial predomi-
nance We firmly believe that in order
10 thwart thcm IN such designs ID ls
euticieut for the American natlons to
have reasonable sentiment OF their
own rights and Independence and for
their statesmen 60 he able 20 give OK.
precision IN a Systematic way To- such "a
feeling. II would be-. perhnpe. re-
quirlnF too much Of peoples of 90 rudi-
montnry q civilization and with ma.
tl1uai conscience euch AZ ours. that In.
tcrventlon should become a reality. here
~ elsewhere. ana that thus the door
he thruWu open Tor them 90 Cutor ~
h1ch nn emergency or in come similar
one, our only remedy would be- ca usk
European aid. and that aid certainly
would not D. dlslntoreaiel and plat9nlc.
Against his supposed possible dan
ger we are remind "a vi forming allie
ancca, IN initiation or Europe. Union b.
force. says the Old pr1vefh And 90
think that this union ~ weakness could
possibly c1untcrhnlnnce and unuul the
force n tho u. q, besides being extreme
ly doubtful ana almost certainly iucf-
ncaclous. % atiii remains 10 b. seen
whether. in the actual conditions ~
Latin America. or ~ three principal
nations indicated Tor the forming OF an
alliance. such nm alliance la possible.
For reasons too lengthy 10 Eivc, we
believe lt utterly Impossible And
not only thai. but we firmly be-
Hove that such an alliance
would be- pregnant with harm
90 uu those countries and that II would
only serve 10 irriintc the United States
against Thorn and hy rouctipnury
check. put them 90 the mercy OF Euro
noHn intriruna and ambitions"
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DUCK HUNTERS DAY.
Season Opened This Morning on
SlOughs, Rivers and Lakes.


Al daylight this morning the ducks
IN Jordan river ANA adjacent slourhH
were bomburdcd By corps OF eager
sportHmcn. The battle has been rag.
ing since that time, but tho result Do
not yet learned, By u atrlys nf mus-
terry hank movements the foathorlaaa
squads have boon completely surround
cd and thoro De- no WY OF escape. a
most terrific ami wholesale slaughter
b. looked Tor However but very few
Of the duWuy victims have been brought
10 tho markets uH yet. thuIH boiling
rover In the market this year than az
lhu opening ut uuy year previous. Tho
fact may De- attributed tu various rauaDH.
the least plausible ouy-puur marks
mnuHhip it may Doc that there urr NO
ducks or that the boys hunted 500
alphabetically that they developed
tuoh t1ruciuuH uuuotltpH that thry de-
Nuurud ull 0f them flr dinner.
Last night Secretary of state Uam-
moul md iruhUr Moses Taylor started
Tor 'hluck SluuEh west uf thH jordan
IiNor whore they uumprl fIr the uIght.
Intending tn Doe 900 hand before IIv-
light and Eot thg lrHt shot ut ono ducks.
While waiting f0r tho first Htr.uk uf
gay theN We're surprised Zoo hear shots
helug hrri boz ull directions ny the
time daylight appeared thH campers
found hunters oa thick aa H.ra ana inc
noise thcy made was suggestive Of
another battle uf Manila Alrs4ra.
Hammond and Taylor ampuvd ufy
smells ~ ul uul We're rewarded with
about that number uf ducks ThIa n
considered good work. whom tho nut
thht lh,y We're back BOO the cIty before
nine '''''" I" lHh'u into consideration.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

a deed was MED FOR record today by
which Margaret W Johnson. conveys
to the George ~ Scott. strevci Hard.
ware company Tor $1,000. 70 piece %
property llNl0 rods. lu Lot 4. Block o..
Pat a, Salt Lake city survey. The
property lH ON the corner 81 Third
West ana Third South streets.
Another decd filed today conveys 90
willard ~ Lyman from MrH. 8. Morris.
Cor 1880. 3isroda by q. ln lot T. block
~ Plat ~. Salt Lake cry survey, on
Third and s streets
An administrator decd was also filed
today hy which g. UuuuUttl. admins.
traitor Of The estate of BernRld1 Mort
nllu. quli claims tu John Mpr.ullo NJ
ton.ncro Plat A. BiE Field survey. The
consideration was i2gfO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15
ro rmr AMl.r,ilNii LoNINa rrnLIc

Tho cry Tor froo shows shall hr
APPRAISED, Commencing Saturday, SHp-
IHmhur 10Th. tho Salt Palace manage
mont luuuEurutUH its HsuHon OF free
amusement on THAT DAY. AND
EVERY SHOW DAY THEREAFTER
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. HAGEN
Racks world famed trained wild ante
NAL exhibition VIII give free daily ugr-
furmuuu.H. afternoons and EVENING" u
tuu SAT- Palace. Cages Will De under
TIE colorado and the animals constant
IN exhibited. Frequent performance
WIN Doc EiNuu NJ the following features.
Madame Pauline, celebrated ln both
huWlHUhHruH and her group uf perform
lnE AHIutlc Hons Tricks by the Lion
Caesar H0gcuulo in hls daring urt
with the uuuwed untumabls lllurs.
SuIDuuu Wallace, conceded tu boz tho
greatest exhibition ol daring aud unryr
ever given iu any wild animal show.
The baby lions, born ln salt Lake. will
Doc ou exhibition also the baby leuuarIs
the wrestling lion REX in bis wun-
d"rlul performance, and the whole
WHulEnrln. Arrangements AFRO being
made Tor the presentation OF the Dur-
thUIgmHw trained horse show. free. n
tuu bicycle arena.
There VIII hv frequent ChlugpB of nt-
fractions during the mild autumn ara-
son $50 that the beautiful salt Palace
Park may Zoo the center OF attraction.
Every saturday VIII ho ohlldrDu'H day.
Good music by Chrlstgusen's band ON
an occasions.
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NEW LOCAL RIDERS
ENTER THE FIELD,

Twenty-Five racing mon win compete
ln tDuiHhrH cycle rccs az the Salt
Palace ANA some rare sport n offered.
There will he eight events In all in
which the riders viii take part !. 81.
Chapman will ride W. a.. Furman one
mile match race and an attempt viii be-
made Co.. spcure tho one mile worlds
single paced competition record. The
events Tor tonight win bee
quarter milo handicap ANA
tDur. purse $50.
Two milo open amateur, purse 80,
ono milo handicap professional, purse
$50.
one mile match race. Chapman vs..
Furmuu.
Tho races will start at .. m. sharp.
Admission 10 grounds - cents. Re-
served seats % cents, All other seats
10 bicycle races free. Reserved ucy I
tickets sold at Smiths drug store.
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TRIAL OF SMITH
THE DYNAMITER.
Takes Place Before Judge NorreIl
and Jury, Friday Of Next Week,
HIS ATTORNEY wlTHDRAWS


on Friday next John Smith. the ale
legged dynamltcr. viii be- tried Tor ate
tempted murder. Ills case was aat for
trial by Judge Norrol today. Attorney
J. ". Hamilton. appointed hy the court
nt Smiths request. 60 defend tho ore
oused. withdrew from tho case today.
and the names of u. g., EIchnor and
George Wostcrvoit were substituted.
A. the State does not allow attorneys
for the defense 60 exact fso from
their clients % ia reasonably alfu 60
suppose that McasrH. Elchuor nuj
wcsteryelt Will receive no remuneration
Tor their services.
Smith will be- tried nrst Cor attempt.
inr a. tnk0 tho mo NJ Orlando vs.. p1W-
era. uud after that matter has hUUn Die
posed NJ he Will bu required Goo stand
trial Tor assault with intent Co murder
Uc0rWc ~. Dow.
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LOADED Down wrrn DUCKS.

Word was received at n late hour thia
afternoon. Co the effect that sheriff
HoWcliH and Deputies Montgomery and
McDun were fo heavily loaded down
with ducks that they ION through the
old bridge built acrpHa the slough. weat
N North Point. and got stuck in the
mud below. chief Hilton Immediately
dispatched Detective shrota. Sergeant
Ianuoy ana ratrulmnn Gillespie Co ,x-
tricntu tho men from their uotllous poe
elton, and 10 bring them up In tho
patrol wagon. ducks aud all,
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NICnOLS FOUND Guilty..
Takes Jury Four Hours to Arrive at
Verdict.

The Jury IN the ease Of De witt
Nichols. charged with burglary otter
four hours elaboration. came into
court this afternoon with % verdict OF
guilty. Tho prisoner will be sentenced
ON Monday
Nichols % the man, who. along with
number OF others, broke Into lildguut
q Grapes store at Sandy, last July.
gotting away with numerous articles OF
wearing apparel Three lf tho uyc
men arrested pleaded guilty and Wyic
sentenced tp three years each ln the
State prison, The others said Nichols
had nuthiug 90 do with the robbery and
BOO testified al the trial.
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rnorEsson nAao ARRIVES.
IN search OF ore samples for the rari.
Exposition.

Professor Hlgr who has been APP
pointed 90 take chHrE9 Of tho United
States mineral exhibit at the Paris Ex.
position. arrived in the city yesterday
from Colorado. where Dc has heon gath
Iug properties Tor some time past The
professor o. visiting bingham today
ARMED with letters N Introduction Co
some ~ tho mine auperintCndontH of
that camp, lie Do groatly Interested IN
sulnhiio ores and a. d1Hiroua % getting
together some nf the choice samples
found On the mines 81 Utah. From
luuahnm the protector win 10 10 Tintic.
Msrgur and the Park, ard after In
HnectIng these camps he expects TO
leave IN about ten days Tor Montana.
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Deputy Sheriff Couldn't Get Hand o
cuffs off His Wrist
LEFT THE KEY AT HOME,
led Around the Joint building aud
dared 80 by ~ curious rhroug-
Uritef at Iaii.

around thr district court rooms. was
unable io do business today and Dc
was very wfbthy ln consequence. For %
number of years past "sc1tty' has de-
voted hia splrr time md cnerrioa 90 the
PURCHASING VI witness and jury scrip.
IlIs business has brought him lu cone
t1ot with 900 kinds ri people. from the
highest official iu che State tD those of
the more humble walks of life. There
has not been cnae tried in any 0t
ths courts in Salt Lake Tor the pact ton
years that "sc0ty' cannot te1 au
about $50 can tou Just who the Jurors
were. who testified. who prosecuted.
who defended. and how much tho pris.
oHcr rot More than that. boz will go
Into "a court room and ilaten TO- part
OF The proceedings ana tell what tho
result o. going 60 Do.
HoooguEinE hla talents and ability he
says the deputy county attorneys, fire.
uuguty COLL him into their office
Tor consultation. ana ulk him Tor
forecast N o. peuliuE case. hH Doc
charges nothing Cor biz opinions Boz IH
moro fuuEht after hy thn curious hul
thuH. of nn iuquil.tlVo turn uf mind
than Dr. would were d. to maine u price,
"so1tty' was about 90 entrr the Couus
~ attorneys office this morning. COR
the purpose " calling Ray Van CuttH
attention tu 900 Important point Doc had
overlooked boz tho DO W,t NIeh1UH
burglary case when he was uDroHted
by Deputy Sheriff IUu IIauIrs. who
showed him RE- large pulr uf hHulsrumH
and uHkul him NJ hs had over DyuHrI-
ruc,l Che peculiar sensation " having
thHW 900 h|H wrists "rUuiiy' confessed
thtt be- ma nd. "Tyr arrH 'em un loo
uf other f.IIl,ss.H be- auII "but 1 thank
thH IurI. u1 officer tl HafH has had ug.
r8sI1u be- rut tbu thirsa un mr.H
well uuW'a H aaaI Dino" nH liar.
rios 4a Ia. rr. IH.I Ha.HffvsaH hIHIH
urH aiIpp.l th. brI..IHf. ar.
.ttgri t4t. tt.ut .T. a4UI usr.ffyH
',tm ln "A hurry fn ... Nr. Van tstt.
take them DH auIrE
you don't mood Thorn OF 90 500 Atf.
Van Cott T" remarked Ia byrtanIrr
"Us'd f,.i m1rp cUmf6rtabs. tb see
Won Win thsr1 nr. ID yutitr. roIDs ma
III ofIira. " rHimrI iu another
CONT v1ur f1YIIuiF nrI tul. fbrH. d
thlnrs hi. l." said Rankin. Who ,tns now
rgtting pretty vHrm.
Htiaf mo a.,s Do aBIt UHrrIau. f..IInr Boa
hIs rocket "By gporeai'f be- exclaimed
"Tya isft ths Eay Ht homo"
ugr1tty" ..nH ia into tbs court rHlfn
prd "a nuubur of Ervs Lea the passassIln
Id the other deputies were trI,d but
non. ~ mon, v'oittt a. gtsrt st,gs
ia Inc STATE prlaon vas In tha count
room Inning guutr down win "a
prisnb,r rafu.d PAT Univ uyh9 t.atIHrd
III ths NIchnIIa case. iis mud "a dozen
kaya Iu hIa rlraursIou. but not ONO
ftied tho Rankin "brHcaiUut" From
H.. r,urt t,ofn IA. "prlsDnsfH yg5f
taken 10 tho shorinn onioc. but no ke,
gorid h. found t1 undo tha rIuprrs.
"se1tty" rw0ra bua church rtr1lks.
ana Threatened 90 rug TiurrIra f1r ILLEGAL
arrest lie tuFrrd aud tuggsd at Inc
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IIIIIl.

BALDWIN-Gn this city, Sept 10.
1890. III peritonitls, Sarah Sanders, wife
OF james X. Baldwin and daughter uf
John ". and Ann Ward Sanders, born
March 80. 1871, at salt Lake city.
Funeral sunday nj ~ noon, from tho
Fifteenth ward meeting house, Friends
are respectfully invited Ia attend. Re-
mains can be viewed on dny of funeral
from 10 TO ii.30 a. m. at az north Sew
enth West street
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RlNGO HELD.

TrumpetDr iiinro appeared before
Justice rimmouy this afternoon. AZ no
had no friends present a. advise him,
and further ala not seem CO. grasp tho
gravity OF the aituation or the myauius
~ the complaint that charged him with
exhibiting u deadly weapon In rude
ana threatening manner, be- was given
until o. m. tomorrow 90 enter hla
plea, His bonds We're fixed Boz the sum
OF 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Tomorrow VIII be free day for tho
children at the salt Palace, Hagen
backs show and an thcNactH with tho
wild animals VIII be- given IN the salt
Palace FREE. This attraction has
been taken from the Midway and ,s
now under the MANAGEMENT ~ tho ass
ISOLATION. Children under ~ VIII be
admitted free. Adult ndmlqglon at the
gates. 20 cents Frequent llagcnback.H
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

The great success Of Chamberlain
collie. Cholera and Dlhrrhuon tiama4y
400 the treatment of bowel compilin'H
hlH made n Etundur1 over the grslter
uurt % The cINIIIEnl world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Grand Larceni.t Allowed to PLEAD to Petit
Larceny.

Frank Lyons. an Old il0 bird. was
sentenced 90 three months lu tho county
jail BY Iudrr Nurrull today ON We'd
ueadny Nv was nrrulgucd on the ChlrEU
~ grand larceny but took until today
10 plead. This morning be- pleaded not
guilty 20 tho charge. and afterwards
was allowed 90 withdraw the plea and
vuter ono ~ guilty 10 psut larceny
The Information accused Lyons ~
rtoaliur horse valued at 800 belonging
90 Eugene Green, said 60 De ln tho State
prison doing time Tor n similar crime.
The prosecution was somewhat doubt
ful about being able 90 convict Lyons.
which accounts Tor hr being allowed
90 plead guilty 90 o. lesser unUuae.
Then there was question nH Ca the
value N the animal alleged a. have
been stolen, the prosecution having TO-
prove that % WIS worth over $50 nt the
time it was taken.
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Or. Taimage's now book. written by
appointment. In four styles 81 binding.
cloth 500. leather $50: leather GIT
t2OO; morocco gilt $3.50. Special dis
count to Sunday schools. classes and
uuorums. For sale at the poseret
News.
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lAIE LOCAL NEWS.

a marriage license was this after.
neon Issued TO Frank ". Robinson. 30.
und Nellie a. Tomlln, "a. both OF this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Margaret webb illod a suit fpr E0par-
ute maintenance nWtluHt William ].
Webb In the Third district court today.
The complaint alleges that the parties
intermarrloi In this city October iHt
ihg,, and that the following January
the defendant drove plaiuun out NJ
their home and sold AN the furniture.
Since that time. n ~ alleged, tho dee
PENDANT hna failed 90 support plaintiff
Mrs Webb having tn go out 90 work %
provide hcrRelf With the common Nee
caauriUH ~ NE,
The defendant ls Hail 90 hr an able
bodied man employed hy the oregon
Short Llne IN the freight depot The
complaint says De- ~ len receipt " fl.ti
ho be- compelled Co pay $50 per month
ulimony; also that be- be- required tu pay
PLAINTIFFS attorneys fees, and cost ~
Fult
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We're Opened by Board Of Regents
at Deseret National Today,
REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE


bids FOR tho erection of the four
handsome buildings which are 90 form
a part Of the future University % the
State OF Utah. were opened nt meet
Ing az the Des,rst National bank this
afternoon. All the r.gcnts were Ga at-
tendance and Hon. James sharp prcsl-
dent Of the board. presided, while Sec
runry u. n. Allen took the minutes "
the meeting. Those who answered to
ron.caii were. IN addition 60 Mr sharp.
vs.. w Ritter. wadeunar Van Colt. n.
r. Cutler. Frank Pierce. Str Allen, and
MeHdamoH McNlUkDr and Little.
President kiuEhury aud Archi-
tcrt Elottinr were also Inter-
,ated ouiookorH. There was one
surprising feature % the meet
Ing and that was iho rAtrcmo highnuls
of nu the bids 80 hrHt thNU was "a
suspicion that o. contractors pool might
have been formed hut later 10 was exc
planned hy tho faUt that there had been
u heavy Increase boo building material
durirg the past i.w months amount
Ing in Fumc Instances from 30 o. % per
cent tu che meantime until the meet
Ing tomorrow IffH"uIln" tho building
committee. of which Str Van Colt T.
chairman. viii Investigate. The bidders
aud their figures urr IH follows.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

sept 10, 1899.
Same day laat year. o.. ....... g-6 0Ul. 85
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John Anderson flod suit AGAINST
Frank fitzgurald in the Third District
court today, 60 collect ti.Oa1iO alleged
10 be- due for services rendered.
Plaintiff says In August. 1899. he en-
tered into the service of defendant as
lnborer upon his farm, the Defendant
agreeing 20 pay him what hil services
were reasonably worth For three
years. u u alleged plaintiff worked me-
laburer around the farm. iio believes
he was worth 80 n month and bis
board for that period. From August lat
1885, until May lot ls0s. pl1iutln says
he herdod sheep Tor the defendant and
believes his board and $50 "a month are
Plaintiff further alleges that nll tho
money he received IN alN years wnH
$4,000, ana that there n now due and
owing him ~ 091dO. for which amount
he now demands Judgment
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