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The sun., 1900-01-09
SCHOOL FINANCES.
The Report or Treasurer Bartram
Tor the sionth oT
December.
IleCenlber.

The report Of School Treasurer Bart
ram for December il az follows Re-
ceipts Balance. fund for current ex-
penses, Sl6,053. II; December apprnpra-
tion fund for current expenses, Ill, 32O.-
OIL; rent Of house No. 9I1 W. sth street,
Sl42 80; interest on bank balance, nion
National Bank. Sl6.2G.
Expenditures-By salaries paid teach
ers, sl2,022. g.; paid officers and i9Hitors,
81, l60l2; amount paid new buildings
account 5000; books and stationary,
Sl,166 o.; repairs, $70937; manual train
ing supplies, S53 d3, supplies for super
visor, $3.97; treasurer for library, S55s.-
38; for miscellaneous bills, S2Ol .0S;
amount paid overdraft new bindings
fund, $5S.Sj; balance, fund fur new
buildings, etc, $44l.l5; iund for current
expenses, $ll ,656.75.
Note-December Ii, 1899, the Board
ordered the sum Of 81 600 to be trans
ierred from the fund for current ex-
penses and placed to the credit Of the
fund for new buildings, etc.
The sun., 1900-01-09
COW HAD RABIES.
valuable Animal Succumbs After
Nine Months Time Had
Elapsed.

Ihe old suparsttious number nine has
verified itself agaid in the instance of 4
cow winch was bitten by maj dog nine
months ago.
The COW stood the nine days and nine
weeks all right, but could not stand for
the nine months.
At the expiration Of that time the COW
was attacked with hydropbobia and be.
came wild. 1t barked like dog and
trothed at the mouth and its owner vii.
liam Bloomer Of near Chesapeake CITY
was forced to Kill it.
Mr.. Bloomer lives on a farm known as
strawberry Hill, about one and one half
miles from Chesapeake City near Buck
creek mills.
About nine months ago a mad dog ran
through bis pasture field and snapped
the COW. The COW was valuable animal
and Mr. Bloomer did ng Kill it. He
hoped that i had not Been incculated
with the poison Of rabies and was re-
centlys congratulating himself on the
escape Of his valuable dairy adjunct.
The sun., 1900-01-09
EAST SIDE REPUBLICANS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
Association Has Solo about 900
shares OF stock in New
Club House. u--s

The semi.annual meeting of the mem.
bers OF the East Side Republican Asso.
cation was held last night and officers
and committees for the ensuing six
months were elected.
All the officers were reelected except
William g. Fields, who was vice presi.
dent, and in his place George +. Watson
was elected.
vi the committees elected all were re.
elected except Robert NJ. Burns, Of the
entertainment committee, and in his
place A. 3. Leibrick was elected.
The officers and committees Of the asso-
citation now are:
President, George G. Byron; vice presi-
dent, George L, Watson; recording secre-
tary, ]. B. Blackburn; corresponding
secretary, James l.. McIntyre; fAancial
secretary, William Winthrop; treas.
urer, James Il. Morris; marshal, J. b.
Simmons.
Finance Committee Horace q. Ret
tew, Charles i. Evans, j. Frank Bald
win, Charles g. Hignutt, William II.
hahn, James II. Morris, James p. Jones
John I. Simmons, /. G. Jones, George
! Watson, William f. Dunn, James
Bradon, Amos Eastburn, Robert Serson,
Jr.j and Robert NJ. Burns. Tie latter two
are an addition to the committee.
Entertainment Committee-W William
Il. Page, Frank Il. Davis, A. b. Leittick,
James i. Jones, George 4. Watson
Joseph Macklin and Charles a. Hignntt.
House Committee William Win.
throp, William I. Groves and John b,
: mmons.
Charter ComlniItee-James Z. Jones,
William Winthrop and Robert NJ.
Burus,
1t was decided to hold a smoker on
January 81 and to hold a supper on
Waahington's Birthday.
About six hundred shares Of stock in
the new club house have been sold. The
following new memlera were adnitted
last night; A. 3. Leitrick, Frank Nit
chell, Abner Hopes, Harry Ii. Fisher,
Frank Speakman, Henry G. Pickles, Jr.,
William J. Burchinal and William r
Cooley.
The sun., 1900-01-09
HE DECLINED TO
NAME TURNER
Mr.. Ford Says He Would be Tn
seated at the Next
Election.

There promises to be heated contest
over the election Of school director
from the Fourth ward to succeed J. r.
Hartman. At the meeting of the Board
q Education last evening, the question
vas asked MT. Ford the remaining mem
Der from the Fourth ward, who bv
curtesy has the naming OF the new mem
ber whether be was ready to nominate
any one.
He said be was not. Mr.. Carter
thought i would be good policy to re-
elect William Turner, from the 4th ward.
Mr. Morrow also spoke favorably OF Mr..
Turner.
Mr.. Ford said the name Of Mr.. Turner
had been suggested to him but that he
had been told by men who controlled
the ward that il Mr.. Turner was made a
member Of the board he would be un-
seated at the next election. He was de-
ieated for reelection at the last election.
The sun., 1900-01-09
omcers Installed.

The following officers who were elected
by encampment No. 81, Knights of s..
John and Mala, several days ago, were
installed last night. Eminent com.
mander, Peter Wood; lieutenant com.
mander. A. +. Nelson; captain ofeuardsi
Frank Mcclure; prelate, D. A. McClnrei
chancellor, Wm. SAWYER; financial chan
cellor, G. P. Hulet; alnoner, G. B.
Deakyne; herald.atarms. II. Penneil;
first guard, ! r. Fitzgerald second
guard, IL. G. Brooke; sword bearer, D.
W. Eiason; warden, ]. ]. Maloney; zen.
tinel, J.. W. Dunning.
The sun., 1900-01-09
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE.
Annual Meeting OF the Directors
Held Yesterday,

At the annual meeting Of the directors
Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. Of the State Of Delaware, YES
terday, William r. Cochran was elected
manager for one year and Willian II.
Swift, Wilson 4. Cavender, DR.. Hiram
L. Burton, Manloye Hayes and Andrew
,. Eliason were elected managers for
three years. The annual statement
was as follows:
The value OF live policies issued by
the company is s., 1863 9S4. The amount
received from members for annual pay
ments is S37, 5000 and the amount re-
celyed Tor interest non investment was
SlO, Coz 6l, The company paid $50, ,279. 9j
Tor losses by fire; salary and expense
items aggregated 50, 1920 and inferred
on on balances paid members, $3.50 IS!
The net gains for the year are S562. \"
The sun., 1900-01-09
Janitors, Salaries Increased.

The salaries Of the ianitors Of the fol-
lowing school houses were increased as
follows at the meeting Of the Board Of
Education last evening: G. w. Yarnall
school No. ., from 5000 to S225; James
Maharty, school No. i, $500 to Sl25;
William Fl. Caldwell, No. ,, 5000 to S225;
Charles 7. Nostrand, No. q, 5000 to S225
w. II. Jones. No. rs, $500 to $500
Stephen Hinson, No. II, 500 to S225:
John W. Kirby, No II. 500 to S2z5;
William kinslow, No is, Sl00 to SIPS;
Arthur n. Davis, No. II, 5000 to 1925;
Susan Zane, No. %, Sl25 to $3.50; Elias
Anderson, No. %, S225 to $3.50.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Police Commission meetings.

On next Thursday afternoon tile Police
Commissioners will meet and consider
the proposals for pllice summer uni
forms.
AT last evenings session little was
done except the hearing Of charges
against Officer Murphy, who was found
guilty of being dereict in reporting. He
was fined two days pay. Routine. bust:
ness occupied the attention of the board
during the remainder OF the evening.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Wilmington & Great valley.

The annual meeting OF the stockhod-
ers OF the Wilmington 4 Great Valley
Turnpike Co., was held yesterday at the
office, No. / west sixth street, at which
the following managers were elected for
the = ensuing year William Betts, E..
Bringhurst, Jr.; Or. Jacob perlckson,
Thomas r. Day, L. 7. Warner, William
Poole and Christian G. Febiger, Officers
were elected as follows: President, f..
Bringhurst, Jr.; secretary and treasurer,
William Poole. 4 dividend Of per cent.
for the last six months was declared.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Revival at So. Paurs Church.

The revival at ST. Paul's NJ. E Church,
Seventh and Market streets, has begun
il earnest. Tie choir organized for tie
special services by II. j. Guthrie filed
the large platform erected especially Tor
the purpose They use the Chapman
books, ard the singing fcr the first ser
vice vas well spoken Of; this new feature
is much appreciated. The pastor, Rev.
w. L. S. Murray, D. D., read the Scrip
tural lesson ard DR.. Watt made short
address. The song service will be given
each evening at 7.45. All invited,
The sun., 1900-01-09
With High school students.

), Principa! Berlin addressed the High
Schocol students yesterday. urging them
70 Improve their opportunities in this
new year. Twenty-Five scholars are in
the senior a class, which will complete
lts course Friday, February .. The class
VIII have its graduation exercises on
commencement day with the class which
concludes its work in June.
The sun., 1900-01-09
THE REV. I. B. ANGEL
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED

Rev. T. 3. Angelli the new rector Of
81. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church who is suffering with pneu.
monia, vas somewhat improved yester-
day and was resting easy at late honr
last night. Those who were sitting up
with Rev. ANGEL last night reported
that, although lie was improved. lie was
still dangerous V i'll.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Cases in Chancery postpone,,.

Chaneellor Nicholson has postponed
The hearing ia the James Bradford Com
pany case, an application to show cause
Why receiver should not be appointed,
until February Z, and the case Of Hos.
singer ys. the Thomas & Davis Conrany.
ol Newark, until January Is, the latter
hearing to BE- at Dover
The sun., 1900-01-09
Ancient Deed Recorded.

An ancient deed was recorded by Wal
ter BeasCon, clerk in Recorder Clark j
Office, yesterday. The deed was executed
in 1901, transferring certain tracts Of
land from William, Slsannah and Will
henlna Hossinger to Joseph Hossnger.
The property is known as the Meeteer
Milipond and Meadows.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Mccting ii. Bartcn.lcrs.

at d meeting held 81 tue baHenders
Sunday TO aronse q feeling q organize
clnb, they met with grand results, and
after adding several new names they
adjourned until Sunday next at $50
O'Clock, when all bartenders are re-.
quested to attend or send their names.
The sun., 1900-01-09
UNDER ARREST FOR
A SERIOUS CRIME

For the crime Of using Stella Hendricks
ior Immoral purposes William A. Hem
drcks, father Of the girl, awore out
warrant IN Philadelphia yesterday for
th4 arrest Of William F. Townsend, Of
wilmington. The warrant was placed
n the hands Of the Wilmington police
ard Townsend was arrested last even-
ING
The sun., 1900-01-09

the greater volume Of traa:c received
from the southern connections.
RESOLUTIONS were presented and ap.
proved covering the adoption Of the new
pension department and the establish
ment q the age limit in the service az 81
years
The sun., 1900-01-09
10 Present the Passion play.

y. Dashane Cloward, manager of tile
original Passion Play, has completed
arrangements with Bishop Monaghan
for series Of productions Of the "Pas
sion Play to be given in this city TIE
first will be given on Wednesday even
ing, January "a On Monday evening,
January %, the last Of the series viii be
given.
The sun., 1900-01-09
n Meet at Grace Tomorrow.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Florence Crttenton Home Association
will be held at Grace II. +. Church on
Wednesday afternoon, Ianu1r- 10, at 3
O'clock. 4 iull report d II outstanding
tickets Tor the supper is desired.
The sun., 1900-01-09
supreme Deputy IL Chester.

Mrs. John !. Harkins, supreme deputy
at L. 9. 3. A., went to Chester last night
to install the officers Of Council No. 437.
ON January is, the officers of Delaware
oranch will have a public installation sti
Sacred Heart Hall.
The sun., 1900-01-09
SMALLPOX VICTIMS
ARE REPORTED BETTER.
Minnie Yester. However, is Not Ex-
pected TO Survive the Dread
Diseases Attack.

The three smallpox victims Minnie
Yester, Charles Yester and Annie
Krauter, Of No. s06 Conrad street we're
reported last evening by their physician,
J. Harvey spruance to be eighty i'm.
proved.
DR.. Spruance said that although Minnie
Ytster was somewhat better, lie hardly
expected her to live.
No other cases were rel or.ed during
the day.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Visitor From Colorado.

John B, Blackburn, If Colorado. 1,
visiting his brother y. Bernard Black
ourn. Mr.. Blackburn has been at tsent
rom Delaware about twenty-four wears.
He IS prominent politician in the State
in which he lives.
The sun., 1900-01-09
Some Fine views.

Col. Peter B. Ayers gave some fine
etercopticon views al the installation Of
Col. Il. S. Watson Post, G. A. r., OF New
Castl., on Saturday night. There was q
large attendance.
The sun., 1900-01-09
New Liquor License Applications.

Itirty.nine license applications have
neen Aled p the February tsrm of court
p General Sessions. One or two are for
new places.
The sun., 1900-01-09
strlneharn % 60 ont.

The torpedo boat destroyer Striugham
will resume her trial trips this morning.
She will leave the shipyards OF the Bar
Ian & Hsllipgsworth C0mpany NJ ga. R.
The sun., 1900-01-09
To Eaad Noon.dar nreetinc.

:. Rev. Mr.. GsIes, the Quaker evart.ty Eiec-
llst, Will lead the noon prayer meet.asven out
az =. Pants N. IE. Church today. I'VE bids
The sun., 1900-01-09
METHOD|STFR CHAS'g|!g'gD E|2
R BEA e
Recent Enactns n Act
Power to NgpaPeaicks
and SteI 9asser -
TOO MUCH LIKE ogs. Ss5gB s.5gBGCE
Publication in the Penip agl ARA
dist Causes an Az BY a
and Prominent nfinisBthe cx
Believe Trouble wilqUntil z
Follow. w
and Stea asSer z

Laymen in the different chu1
throughout the city, especially
Methodist Church, are very
aroused over the first part of an n
which appears in this week's ~ q.
Methodist. The article ida
W EaFtG9 F. GoTESa, 9ist5I'tn and s Finite
district. -swasid 'It'!e
The article refers to ns5out It.
electlng trustees, The change having lie
made by the last Legislature OF the Ste
Regarding this Mr. Corkran says:
The change made by the last Leev
tnre OF Delaware in the .tatute reguias
the election of church trustees by VII
such election is left to the rules and rt n
latlons OF the respective denominatieS
seems to give eutire satisfaction,
certainly it has many advantages c
the old system. Some of our cbuTchee
Delaware are practically without bdI
y t1ustees,. Led
The caii for an election haviR vas
neglected from time to time, or m
not responded to, hence, no elec
I'LL vacancies made by death, Me
e'c., until the board has becam<t.u oI
ly extinct. The discipline OF oufice be
provides an easy and effective Iada
under which we shall bepcefortb ffsa
ceed. Pastors will please take Il was
that they will be expected to no. ! ma
and the 4th Quarterly Conferens i
be called upon to elect from five sa;rse,
trustees for each church and pse pione
The credit for the ave 20 In 3nl the
OF electing our trG When the adrlck' S
Geo. N. ID. Hart, Of -gs ous al irate il
an influential member ot.,co,,rE. basen7
our church." n w, ard
The change Of the law refe se's'k
Mr.. CoekrarrlSN { he one ron pg
ligious Societies Whine tns-conduc
ferred 20 is to etSs fares. u iad-;su, in T
tutes, section 2 I yestefday on .
elected accordinatella lfa >u1nld
scribed in the disH
tions of the dentinltp
the society is corcuse
In this anne ran
approaching trnin -
ment it plainlypres
according the 4
discipline. TtEp4
dist EpiscopalEh
preacher in cI
trustees, stew
other official f D
Quarterly CoJA o.
This gives I is
pastor in cha = ~~ ~~ ! - = = = : =
he pleases an =
must cleo tav
never had Ill .ylvI .
tion of trust jast : -
The ones ne fol
On this gro,, h, = -
the laymerneDI
Althoug a 4
Methodist ley viii
he undersss.l
the sole Ie has 4 r.
The samdies. d
the troutIng W
gun. Gi
39ooyrings lERl
hi eFop Of your
tel van f5f political
pad YER bf one of the se raids
Churches in Winnings the bd =
the statement that the
majority of the Metag so H.
..-. 4.sls >
The sun., 1900-01-09
'ong, bif
PERSISTENT se reasuntlI
IN SORT a.
That Tcn-year EIectTse rag ,,c. 6
tract Again Going thAn y'gu
But is Denfc Tryntl

Notwithstanding the rold ho1
OF the directors Of the Str5f salt
Department. persistent raj / Jir
department. will, either such
resolution, make a ten but nm
with the Wilmington Cit, tbat .
pany to continue float. /
1t is alleged that the Il
take srch action this NOR --.-..
dent Simmons and Dir. an
deny that there is any S az =
templated. q snAA N
The number OF arc Fey. Ger
creased 1877, which Vpower t.
500 arc lamps in the cief wouony
The city arc lights wilrd and
ANy the electric compass eve fa
4 ryear, making a tcaccI,raryL
IL ay for the arc i hoyv.,
r ~ --rance psl -.
. sns another Sum movdas .
J 'gton is to hteY';
ere ispno faA "a
! \ ,;sts It is fr
. kASh
The sun., 1900-01-09
ian Endea1

u new Ar
cratic orga-You Il ot tne ts exec
syndicate cast wsst w:istian 2 Endd .aa
daii.S t9at s, and yoifqs oiPrssbYteriar " rhs
ven. she ae6nthly meetin
{ to th;afttr the first Mona
Cousin, instead ofthe fiH
| simplas decided that
/. afteryrheld in the ehu
fChristian EndeaYor s
take anokoh intara%
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BOILER MAKERS.
COAL DEALERS.

THOMAS HARRIS. SUCCESSOR a ~
Miller q Miller. dealers In coal l.. t,is'
Suits" Prompt delivery and isH Tvsstos
ONCE GO West Second South ST. 'Thri
front Phone SIS Yards ~ :
West Street. Phone S-3
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The last assembly ball Of the winters
series took place at Chrlstensen's last
night and was voted the most brilliant
that has yet been given. Nearly 400
guests were present and the number OF
dancers. music refreshments and all
features Of the affair made the event
a most notable one, Christensens or.
chestra was enlarged 10 sixteen pieces,
and the selections rendered were such
as TO tempt the most sedate 70 Ter
psichorian pleasures. Refreshments
were served in the reception room by
Franklin and were Of the daintiest
description
Among those present WERE Messrs.
and Mesdames Bogue. II. w. Lawrence.
-. Keith. w. Croxall. h. w. Whitney,
Hoyt sherman, George II. bern, e. X.
Pearsall. Percy Sadler. Causten
Browne. c. A. Game. A. F. Hayden, J.
S. Kinkead. j. l.. Franken. officer. L. A.
Evans. j 5. Bransford z. W. Carson,
r. d. Grant $. G.. Park. Mesdames lie
Grand, j. +. Allen, a. W McCune. Jr,
A. II. s. Bird, w. g. Sharp. William
Reid b. 5, Wells Smedley Smith. Nan
ME Witcher. r. j Glendlnnlng. styer,
c. d. RoOkiidge
The Misses Dern, Burke. sherman.
Keith, Howat. Sadler
Misses Hardness. kessler, Bannlster,
Alton Young, Bird Odell Lucy Moore,
Florence GrOesbeck. Fay McCune,
Frankie Sharp. Cecilia sharp. Geddes.
Jacobs. Roundy. Park, Kate Judge, SAL
isbury. Ivers. Sybil Anderson, Sprague,
Maude Parker, BransfOrd, Rancke,
Katz. Hunt. officer, CLARK, Edna Shear
man. Block OF st Louis Griffin. Thorn,
McChrystal, Eldredge, Sears, MeMil-
Ian Hackett. Terhune, Chandler, Zane
Forbes, Atkinson, Critchlow, Davis
Luce.
Messrs skinner, Max Smith. c. A.
Richardson. Il. y. smith, Cleaver, Glen
dining. J. A. Pollock. +. b. Wieks.
Barnes. Knickerbocker. George Law
renee, Calne. Charlie Lawrence, W. j.
Lawrence, Barnett, Hager, Eldredge.
Mllt Sprague, Dick Sprague, Thomp-
son. Weber. walcott, Thompson, Dern.
McCarroll. Ritter, katz. McCready, sam
Porter. Goodwin, Ben Rash, Alley, Fred
odell. Knlckerbocker, Kraft, Wilkes,
Conway, Coffin. Mark. Allen. Grow
Clark, Diehl. Wheat. Trayer. Critchlow.
Weber. Sherman. Park, Price, Dana
Smith, Worse, Bennett. Burke, ;, h.
Hooper. Gray, Eb Thomas. Hampton,
w. j. Tollefton. Wells. S ], Henry.
Mason. Wolf. q. Y. Srague. Miner.
Berkeley. Childs, w. II. Cunningham,
Pratt OF Omaha. Donnell Mccormick,
Rooklidge. Joe Richards, Lindsay. No.
Ian, Bechtol. Bennett, jay Harris, e.
dredge
The Ladies' Literary club celebrated
rs twenty-third anniversary In a de-.
lghtful way yesterday afternoon IN a
notable entertainment. the program
comprising a series OF charming tab
leaux arranged from Glbsons pictures
mingled with musical selections. Near
~ all members Of the club were pres
Vent and with the large number Of invit-
ed guests made o large gathering.
The alalr was In charge OF COM
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HOTEL AND Personal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. II. X. Belden, Pacific coast man
ager OF the Hartford Fire Insurance
company represented In Utah 10y Heber
j. Grant a Co., Is at the Kenyon en-
route 20 San Francisco from a trip 10
Chicago Mr.. Benden stopped on In
Salt Lake TO visit his old friend, Mr.
Hebcr j Grant. and he was greatly dis
appointed to find that that gentleman
was In Mexico. lie Is accompanied By
Mrs Belden, and with his wife Is be-
ing shown about town today by Mr..
Pyper manager " Grant & Co.
Frank d. Kimbal manager OF Nc
Cornlck & CO.'S Mercur branch. is In
the city.
County Treasurer Otto Malmberg, OF
Utah county. has returned home after
a short visit here
Hoyt Sherman has returned from
Denver. where he had been for some
days
George Taggart. a noted portrait
painter. Of New York, is visiting his
aunt here, Mrs. Timothy Egan.
A. T. Sutherland, formerly Of this
city. but now OF Fulton No, will leave
FOR home this morning Mr. Suther-
land, together with Mr. Powrie, Of Salt
Lake, Is conducting a general merchan-
disc store at Fulton. They recently
established another similar store az
Spokane.
Warden n. K Boswell. Of the Wyom-
ing State prison, Is at the Knutsford.
The fourth quorum OF Seventy meet
IN the Twenty ward meeting house
on Monday evening next al 1880 o'clock.
Guests at the Cullen today were Or.
A. a. Kerr Chicago; w. 5. Seavey,
Denver; r. II. Rosa Bandon, Ore; DR..
w. W. Cook, Frisco; NJ. NJ. Donovan,
Mammoth
At the White today were registered
o. NJ Best. Dillon, Mont; G. L. Weeks.
n. L. Allen, +. A. Bryan, Parsons.
Kas. +. Croner and wife. John Croner,
G. w. Caldwell and wife, Baden. Neb,;
II. II. Blggerstaff. Lincoln, Neb. Agnes
CrOner, Nellie CroneT, Q. Croner, VIM.
Croner, Bladen, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs.
d. l.. Market. silver city, Iowa.
There were registered at the Walker
today John Reeves. VIM. Reeves,
Wyoming, ]. A. Moffatt and wife, Dem
yer; G. J. staley, Richard Perley, 81.
Louis. J. s Whalen. u. l.. Game, Mem
phis, Tenn.
The Kenyon register today contained
the following names: r. c, Richards,
Rock Springs S. r. Alden Fort
Wayne; W. VI. Snlder, Denver; p.
Hauto, ST. Louis: John Il. Serne, New
York; II. A. Wilson. Castle Gate;
Chas. 5. Littman, Grand Island.
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Observation-Disclosures
TopAY,s WEATHER REPORT.
Observations taken at a, m. Noun

observations taken a, q. m. Noun
tain time)
salt Lake Clty-Barometer, 1881;
current temperature, g; maximum
temperature, 81; minimum tempera-
ture, &c. mean temperature, -, which
Is / above normal
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since first Of month, IS.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January lst, 211.
Total precipitation from a. m. 10
n. m, OF inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since January LIST, 100 inches.
FORECASTS TILL 6 P. NJ. SUNDAY
For Utah: Observations taken at San
Francisco:
Fair and warmer tonight and sunday
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Fair and warmer tonight and Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area Of high pressure covers the
Great Basin and a second high lies
over the middle and upper Mississippi
valley A barometric depression OF con.
siderable energy Is central north OF
Montana. Precipitation has fallen
along the Washington and oregon
coast, over southern Idaho, northern
Utah and the upper Mississippi valley
il IL warmer over California, Idaho
and the region between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
L. II. MURDOCH
Section Director.