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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
BAssos ARE READY.
Not Afraid 70 Meet the Tabernacle
Choir TcnOrs.
san Lake city May 10 100,

salt Lake city May 10. 1900.
There ls a vague rumor in circulation
10 the effect that a challenge for a
game OF baseball has been sent by the
Tabernacle choir teuOrs 90 their old 0n-
tagonists. the bass0s IL such q den
has gone forth IL must have been via
the grape vine route, as 10 has failed 10
reach their prospective opponents.
New we, the aforementioned basso
pI0fund0s. being eager Tor the Tray
wait not the arrival of this long looked
Tor missive. but extend 90 you teuors
au invitation 10 meet u5 where the
risky plgskIn rolls, bounds and roars.
Although greatly Handicapped IN not
having with us our chief ro1ter. Prof..
Stephens. we viii endeaVOr 90 make
things decidedly tropical for you. Our
manager Mr. Sidney Mu.vey Phillips,
win be pleased Co negotiate with a rep-
rcsentative of your illustrlous aggrega-
ton. az the next choir practice, 90 arr
range for the time place ana trophies
OF war
There Is string attached TO this
challenge: II you cannot guarantee O.
better showing on the taily stick than
your past attendance record on the
choir roll, the game viii be declared on
and the proceeds used t0 purchase
chewing FUN Cor those four maids OF
the choir who fan victims 90 this SEE
duc;ive article during choir reheargals
We refrain from publishing The
names of our array OF talent for fear
you may show the white feather or take
90 the woods. 10 IS desired that this
game be pulled Of az the earliest pos-
sIble moment, az a picked nine from
the old maids Of the choir is eager 20
challenge the victors 90 game Of town
ball. Sportively yours,
THE BASSOS.
Per sky Scraper.
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SPRINGVILLE.
Interesting Closing Exercises ofPub-
lie schools a Fine Showing.
Special Correspondence.

t"IIaN jas vi NHN'aNA Aah.Nt
sprngvile. Utah Co.. May l9.-The
public schools OF Springvlle, with the
exception of the eighth grades, closed
yesterday. on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings concerts We're given and
on last night the final closing exercises
were given. consisting Of q program of
ch0ruses solos, recltations. drills etc.
Suitable remarks were made by Chalr-
man o. NJ, Mower of the board Of trus-
tees Mayor johnson. Bishop Geo. j.
Anderson and Father Huntington, one
of the Oldest teachers In Utah, who
conducted school in the old fort In Salt
Lake city IN pioneer days
The chief feature Of the evening was
the report Of Prn. L. T.. Eggertsen. The
report showed that $3.50 pupils have at
tendcd The public schools jl2 continue
ing through the entire year. there beng
given 326 promotions. During the year
over one hundred volumes have been
added 20 the school library; sixty vol
umes by the board OF trustees forty
two By the faculty. besides those from
9ther sources.
I For the coming year the following
tachers have been engaged J.. h.
fggertsen, principal, Misses Olive
toung Nellie Reynolds Julia Alleman,
pa Alleman, Mrs Ella Coderland and
Y. Is. Johnson, Jr There remain seven
clhers 60 be engaged.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UN-
der authority granted by trust deed. made
June 18Th, ISIS To the undersigned trustee hy
John g. smith ANA sOphrOnia r. smith. MS
wife recorded Ia Book % r. OF MORTGAGES.
page ] 49,. Records OF County Recorder, office
Of salt Lake County. Utah. the UNDERLINED.
trustee win Offer for sale. aud sell, TO che
highest bidder for cash. 90 tine front door Of
The salt Lake County Court House to-Wlti
AZ the west front entrance Co tlo Joint llty
and County Building, in salt Lake CITY.
tab June ilth. leo, at ~ o'clock noon ~
that day, all the real estate hereinafter dee
pay the PRINCIPAL indebtedness secuted hy
"a q trustee, together with the accrued in.
tcrCsi unpaid thereon forty dollar, 5000
attorneys fees comp Cn,atIOu 90 said trustee
the costs OF this notice and expense Of sale
Tho sale Wlll BE- made Ht the request az the
holder Of said Indebtedness and because uf
DEF ult In the payment OF the prIuc.pa sum
aud Interest thereon, the whole ha tlug been
declared due by the hoi.Dr tlerolf, bcfIuso
the Interest thereon has NOT been paid as
stipulated. nor atall, since june l3 %, isga
The real estate above referred tl and Oh bo
sold Is situated iu Salt Lake city and
County. stated I tab and described las FOL
loEsi Beginning zoo point rods east from
"B. SAT- Lake cry survey. thence east
rods theme. south Gr0ds, thence wet rods.
thence north rods, o. the place of Begin
ming together with the water rights tcuo-
mems. hevdtamcnts and aupUrtonancUs
thefCuutO belonging or appeuaiulng
JOHN WEIR, JR.
Ktbs and Ioppaugh Attorneys FOR Trus-
tee
Bucd May 18th, A. D. 1900.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Impressive Funeral Services over Re
mains of Mrs. Lizettc T.. Walker.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Titan Co. May 49,
The people OF this city We're greatly
shocked on Tuesday last when they
heard of the sudden death Of Mrs. Liz.
cite FeatherstOne Walker. who was born
ana raised here, ana as a consequence
was known and beloved by an the peO-
pie, as was evidenced by the large at
tendance az the funeral services, which
were held at this place yesterday af-
ternoOn.
Irs. Walker has resided In Salt Lake
city over three years, during which
time she has made many friends: being
Of very pleasant and kind disposition.
she has Left mouners wherever she
was known.
The speakers az the funeral were Ell
ders Joseph S. Clark, Joseph W Jack
son, Thos. Barratt Warren b. Smith
and stephen L. Chapman, an OF whom
had known her since childhood. ana
spoke words Of sympathy and consola-
ton TO the bereayed husband and rela-
uves. A large cortege followed the re-
mains 10 the cemetery. where the grave
was dedicated by Elder Emile Ander-
son. after which 20 was literally COW
cred with the choicest Of flowers. A
number Of Mrs. Walkers friends from
Salt Lake City came down to attend
the funeral,
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JIM CORBETT IS
A BIC SURPRISE.

Henry Michacls, a wen known Cali
fornia sporting man. pasesd through
the city today on his way TO Seattle.
He witnessed the recent contest be-
tween Corbett and Jenries In New York
and says that Corbett gave the sports
the surprise OF their lives. None OF
us expected him TO last more than six
or eight rounds" said Michael "but by
the md Of the twelfth he had modN
such a showing that betting at the ring
side was even. II was the prettiesi
and fastest contest ever witnessed be.
tween heavy weights. When Corhctt
came out. he had no following az an
eXcep, the little bunch I'm his corner.
and 10 was an uphill game for him.
But ne completely demonstrated HIS SUI
peri0uy over Jcfries In AN respects
but one and that was his hitting power.
COgbett lands harder, 10 seems 20 me;
than he ever did, As snccler and STAYS
better but Jehries had tremendous hit
ting power. Corbett had the tight wen
In hand when he lost. in my opinion.
Tie had POUNDED Jelfries about as he
pleased and the blacksmith hadn't LEFT
"a mark on the eX-champlon OF course.
this brought about a revolution In the
feeling Of the vast crowd and the
amazed SPECTATORS cheered C0rbett Ike
mad. ID seemed 10 me that The ex-
champion became so swelled up over
this remarkable demonstration that he
became careless. Il looked as though
after the twentieth round. be- wanted |
90 show the crowd how completely he /
was the master OF Jeffries. and took I
some long chances. The knockout was
reminiscent of the end OF the Carson /
city fight. when Corbett wanted 10 do |
"a little posing for the kinetcscope Any. /
way, he got u. The men win get to- /
gethcr again IN September Jeffrios /
was wild over the miserable showing /
made by hin and offered 20 fight again /
In a week, but has since realized the /
folly OF thar SORT Of talk. and the meet, /
ing Is being arranged for early In the /
IAN
81 believe C0rbett viii win, although /
before the hist encounter ] considered .
him absolutely q back number-a dead
one His is stronger and swifter than
DE has ever been and no man ever want
"a 10 win The championship as much
as he does ibis time. Jenrles viii /
never do. don't say this because /
lost roll on him In New York but he
is absolutely Doe poorest excuse for a
champion we have ever had With am
his weight and strength ne makes
sneakng fight and HE hugging tac-
lets with Tom sharkey were little short
lf c0wardly. Honestelv. I believe he
acks sand. Hc plays safety from start
10 finish Yes. olrhett will trim him
when they meet again"
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DFLINQuENr AssE,smENr NOTICE

Do M ~. 4. b. ID.
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NorIcE or 49,. 49, No. NJ.

INTERNATIONAL MINING CO., PRIN.
cipa. place NJ hl,iHo,s located 90 g. and % "
second south street. salt Lake city Utah.
Notice j, hereby given THAT at meeting n
the iulrd of directors Of thc above named
corporation, held at its principal office and
ptapo y businas, above dcs Iguutsd, ON Thurs.
day May TO- 100, uu assessment of one U
cent per share WAS levied ON the capital
June ON to W. W. Church -eey. OH THIS
company, li5 south West Temple ST. salt
Lake CITY Utah Any stock upon which
this assessment shah remain unpaid on the
said saturday. June q, 1000 will be- delinquent
and advyr ised t1r sale 40 puddle auction. and
unlcs, payments made before win he sold
on Saturday. July T. 100 40 tho hour uf 2
o'clock D. DID. ~ that day 90 the west front
door Of the Court House Joint City and
County building. salt Lake city. Utah 90
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cost OF advertifing and expense OF sale.
w. W. CHURCH, Secy
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MEnDING CHIllEs.

During The past week the county
clerk licensed and married James G..
Reynolds Of silver City and Sarah j.
Peterson % Richheld, also Thos. shaw
Of Wallsville and Carrie Gottfredson Of
Nermlnion.
our district school closes for the sum-
mer vacation today. Excepting the
break made into the work by the
smallpox scare, very successful
years work has been accomplished.
This evening az the opera house an
entertainment viii be given by the
public school children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

ana lucorn is ten days ahead OF that OF
former seasons N RS feared that the
dry winter has killed some ucern.
The health of the people ls very good
there are, however few cases OF
WhoopInc cough On town yet.
We receive occasional visits from
placer mines 0u the Colorado river. and
a few of our people are engaged in
freIghtng supplies lo the different COM
pan.es located there. There Is little
excitement over the gale1a prospects
on the Miners Mountain about thirty
miles south of here Mr. Rust. "a stock
holder OF Gainesville. says that machine
cry Cor its development has been or
dered
a benefit dance Cor the scodeld suf-
ferers win ba held in the Mcclellan
han Thursday evening.
Stake President of the Primary Assoc
citation. Mrs Julia Blackburn, and aids
leave this morning 20 visit the various
Of The Stake.
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There Is only one chance 90 save
your life and that is through an opera
ti0n' We're the startling words heard by
Mrs / b. Hunt of Lime Ridge. Wis,
from her doctor after he had yainly
tried 20 cure her Of q frighttul case OF
stomach trouble and yellow iaundice.
Call stones had formed and she con-
stantly grew worge. Then she began
to use Electric Bitters which wholly
cured her It's a wonderful stomach,
Liver and Kidney remedy Cures Dys-
persia, Loss OF Appetite Try g. Only
so cents. Guaranteed. Tor sale by Z, c.
81. J. Drug Dept
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

CLEOPATRA NlNING COMPANY. A
Corporation ~ Utah Principal place ~ bus-
lucss, 'at lake CITY, Utah Notice Is here
by given that 90 meeting ~ the B1ard N
Director, uud 90 % separate meeting of the
tockhOldors held on May lOth lQgQ. an assess
lcut ~ one ll cent per share was levied up
thc capital stock Oi the corporation, payable
zoe. J.. Allen. Treasurer 90 Room 300 DooIy
hlo'h sail Lake CITY Jtab, on Or before
june ath. l.0l
ANY stock upon which THIS assessment may
remain unpaid on June lltn 100 viii Dec de-
lIuqugut aud advertised Tor sale at public
auction, and unless payment Us made before
WIN ue sold on june aOtl. 1901 Go pay the de-
liuQuent assessment together with the cost
OF advertising and expense Of sale
o. d. ALLEN,
Secretary n said company. Office. Room 200
DoOy Block, saIt LakeCIty, Utah.
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McoY,s EASY VICTORY.
Champion Finishes Dan Creedon, Of
Australia, in Six Rounds.

Charles (Kid) Mccoy easily defeated
Australian Dan Creedon at the Broad
way Athletic club tonight before one OF
the largest crowds that has ever as
sembled in the club Thrty-four Sec
onds Of the sixth round was an the time
needed TO turn the trick, and Mccoy
could have brought the fight TO a speed
fer conclusion had he been so disposed
Creodon made a poor showing. At no
time did he land a blow that hurt Nc
Coy
The opening bout between Tommy
Feltz Of Brooklyn and Harry Bres-
nick OF New York scheduled as a
twelve round fight az lO5 pounds, was a
short affair. ending In the second
round In favor Of Feltz. The referee de-
clared Bresnick outclassed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
LEHI.
Additions and improvements 10
Sugar Factory and Coop

Additions and improvements 10
Sugar Factory and Coop
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co.. May l9-In addition
TO the enlargement and many improve.
meuts that are now being made In the
Utah sugar factory. Il is the intention
| OF the company 20 install Two small
I plants I'm the main building Tor he
manufacturing Of cube ana powdered
! sugars, each of which viii have "a ca
pacity Of turning ont about one thous
and pounds OF sugars per hour -
operate these plants in connection with
the main factory Will only require about
four extra men as the dry gr2nulWed
sugar viii Doe carried from The sranuht-
or by elevator to these plants Ia Just
such quantities as are needed for The
making of cubes and powdered.
The Utah Sugar co. has about As ares
Of mother beets planted and they Ne
an looking at this date beautiful md
green and like the beet crop generily
lt promises q greater yield per Gre
this season than ever before.
THE CO-OP's IMPROVEMENTS
The Peoples Coop. institution be
now busy pulling down the old parjpf
the Bracb building preparatory TO he |
erecting % a new two story brick bud I
ing. This old building has beena I
kind Of a land mark to the trayeleraf /
the county road for a great many yea I
az IL was one of the FIRST business pla,s I
erected by the early settlers of Lehl.
The Utah County Light q Power c0.-
p1ny are progressing very nicely VIII
their work and the new issue OF stk
Is about all being taken by the origin
stock holders. w. j.. Racker. preside
OF the company. stated today that
plant would be ready 90 furnish ligR
not later than Sept. 1st next. DE-
applications for lights are far greaa
than were the expectations OF the stot
holders at the time the company !
corporated and those holding stock e
very reluctant I'm parting with &c. Ie
Utah Sugar company win receive ]
It's light for the coming campaign fra
this company.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.
-Four Hundred Athletes Entered In
Western intercollegiate Games.

A Chicago dispatch today says More
than 400 athletes have entered the
games OF the Western intercollegiate
Amateur Athletic association which The
90 be held at the Raveusw0od Field,
June @ I'm an twenty-0ue colleges
are represented and the entry list Is
greater than ever The following COLI
leres have already sent 80 entries.
University OF California. University
OF Chicago. Drake University Iowa Col
lege. Illinois College University Of In
diana. Knox College. Lake Forest Uni
yersity. University Of Michigan, North
western University. Notre Dame Uni
versity. Oberlin College, University OF
South Dakota. University Of Illinois
University Of Iowa. University Of Wis
consin and Purdue University.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srEcIAL MErrrNn.

TIE BATTLE MOUNTAIN COPPER &
Gold Mining and Exploration Company No.
tlce Is hereby given that there Will be "a
special meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Battle Mountain Copper & Gold Mining &
Exploration Company at Us Office NO r.
West second south Street. lu Salt Lake city
L tab ON the 2lst day ~ May, A. D. 1907 az 2
D. M Tor The purpose OF considering. aud n
approved adopting an amendment 20 tho
Articles ~ lncurpOrat on of the company.
changing aI. ~ Us preferred stock 20 CONE
mon STOCK and h'ucoi0lth making no stock
Whatever M 'uid company guaranteed div
idend p3J Ing stock.
"A. uANAUER. JRs President
Dated April .,th 100.
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OGDEN NEWS.
MAY i9. 1900
UDEN "
/ e0EJOINT CONFERENCE.
,...., f.r ct Plain City Destroys Home
If Mrs.. John England
uord Primary outing Coun-
,.,ooi. commencement Board
Of Education'

,oiolnt conference of the Y. NJ
MI. associations Of the
~. Stake vul be held sunday, May
IN. ogden tabernacle. The morn
...s1 WIN convene at 1880 this
,.n officers meeting and all the
l improvement officers are urged
r.sert I'm the afternoon at 2,
~. evening at S o'clock meetings
10. saseral public win be held. The
.-r, vu be addressed by prom
q, wak.r. among them being FL
nm Roberts and =. Il. Anderson;
.1s5 expected that some others Of
,r.rl y. 81. NJ J. a, board Of
4 lake win De present The meet
-onIsa 60 be very interesting and
ru.tya
ysglng is the program:
aa 90. officers meeting.
re Hymn. do What Is Right"
Yrg Mems Choir 100 voices.
irr'...., ,..... ,.t,....t,.. ..t..
I'M Home Love ..........
........... Young Mems Choir
i-,.,s .........Supt J. l.. Herrlck
ssoi Y. N. association Secretary
r1t Male Quartet. Let the
lsrsr Lights be Burning"
Fifth Ward
p fs. supt Elizabeth Y. Stanford
80 q y. l.. association, Secretary
IN Male Quartet Memories
dGalGee," ........Fourth Ward
t-tss ...... ...........,V Visitors
(, ...... .... Miss Lizzie Blair
grn The Spirit Of God,"..a..
.......ChoIr and Congregation
e.. rIfI.-
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Intense suffering was endured by w.
ness 7. L. Martin. OF Dixie. KY. befa
he gave this evidence Il c0ughed evei
night until my throat was nearly RAJ:
then tried Or. Kings New Dissolved
which gave instant relief / have usl
Il m my family FOR four years and d
commend 10 as the greatest remedy {,
Coughs, Colds and an Throat. Chest All
Lung troubles. il win stop the wor.
cough, and not only prevents but abs,
lutely cures Consumption Price G.
and Sl00. Every bottle guarantee.
Trial bottles free at u, c. NJ. J. Dru
Dept.
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OUR OWN STATE.

w. Il. 1usty. are visiting for few
days al the capital
10 Kaufman, Of st. Louis. IS In og'
den on business
judge Norrel OF Salt Lake was IN
ogden yesterday on business.
Mrs Chas. Heritage Is spending a
few days In this city. Her home Is at
Mefcur
i. G. Scott and party passed through
ogden yesterday from the east en- route
to the coast
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ToDAYs GAMES.
Games POSTPONED.

A Philadelphia dispatch today saws.
The dual games between the Universitv
~ California and the University Of
Pennsylvania, which were 10 be held
this morning on Franklin Field haye
been postponed until later In the day on
account OF rain.
IL the weather clears they viii be
held, but the indications are that the
rain win continue all day. which win
MISC necessitate the postponing Of the
Pennsylvania Harvard baseball game.
Word was received from the California
athletes this morning that they were
Sun az Princeton on account OF the con-
ditIon OF the weather.
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And in accordance With Jaw and the order
OF the Board n Directors made oa the gIh
Gay u April 100, 80 many shares uf each
plrcCl OF snch stofk as may be necessary WIN
b. sold ut nuriion az She Office ~ the come
puny, Room 2D Atlas Block. salt Lake city
Utah. at 2 o'clock D. m ON Thursday. t6e
3lst oay of May lvM to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the cost II
advertising aud cAuense OF sale.
cAMDkLJ PAUL. Secretary.
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Links and Bases.

The golf players are out In force al
the Country club grounds today
Huge Rippeto Is organizing o golf
club
The Y. NJ. G. A. sprInters had a hare
and hound run yesterday.
The High School Is developing a
strong cricket team.
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
The stlckh0Cors Of Lion's Saving, Bank &
Trust Company viii b. held 40 che Company =
Office Nus. ]. and Last Temple Street, salt
Lake City. Utah on Monday june ith. 1900
a. II o. m, Tor the election Of directors and
for such other business as may come before
the meeting.
DATED May 10Th, 100.
LORENZO snow. President
GEORGE ~ CANNON, Cashier
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CAME
Rio Grande Western Players Who
WIN Meet PoCatellos.

The llne-up Of the Rio Graude West
eru team which will meet the Pocatel-
los afternoon Is as follows:
Hopkins, G.. T.. Martin s.. $50 M.necke,
b. Hughey 3 D.. shannon, 1 D., Burns,
r. r.. Donovan. c. f. Sears CO Peune-
Eran. d.. Hlsley. cub.
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ana DO lHfufNunce WITH jaw ana 40 order
on the Board of Directors made on the ga
day 90 March 1890 sd many shares Of each
parcel 0i such stock AS may DE necessary will
le sold at Che Office ~ the Secretary, Room
~ Mccormick building salt Lake City.
Utah. on the lst day ~ june 1901 40 the
hour Of 4 o. m, 10 pay tho delinquent assess-
meut there "a. together with tho cost uf adj
ycrtlslug and expenses of sale.
CHAS. II HUDSON. Secretary.
Rooms 7u-1i2 Mccormick Building
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PROHIBITION TALK.

Ex-Judge ]. S. Foreman gave a talk
on prohibition 20 a small audience at
the court house last evening. While a
great many OF our people are strictly
temperate ID seems that they have no
great inclination 70 affiliate with the
prohibition party.
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DELINQUENT Nnr1cr-

GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MIXING COM
pauy Principal place u business salt LAKE
City, Utah Location Of mines Central Min
ing District Humboldt Bounty. Nevada
Notice. here are delinquent upon the fol-
loving described stock. on account OF ASSESS
ment levied ON the 22nd ~ March 1900 the
several amounts sCt opposite the names Of
the respective shareholder, rs follows;
no III so nI
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LOA
Budget OF Wayne County News o.
Mining Excitement.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Loa, Wayne Co.. May 1G.--For several
weeks this section has enjoyed clear,
warm weather We have had very mt
tie wind lately and while the lower
counties have been getting their daily
drenchings Of rain we had our daily
SHOWS. The prospects Tor a good crop
this season are very promising The
grain fields are beginning TO look green.