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Annual statement Tor the year ending De
ccmber 81, 1899. Of the condition Of the
PRUSSIAN NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Name and Location Of the Company,
Prusslan National Insurance Company
OF the Kingdom OF Prussia.
Name VI manager Ia T.. s., TheO. W.
LcttOu.
The amount deposited New
York Insurance depart
meut .. .. ......... .....,....E 10000 70
The amount OF ITS assets is... 1885 40
The amount OF ~ liabilities
Including Capital ls.. 1906 10
The amount OF lis income dur.
ms the preceding calendar
year. o., go. ......,...... 5a2.5s7 81
The amount VI its expenditures
during the preceding calen-
dar year =. , o.. 49,. 5000. 52lds IS
The amount Of losses paid dur
ms the preceding calendar
year Dc. o.. .,.... .,....., 2g5.45g 81
The au0unt " risks written
during Che year 81. .,.,.. FLsoi52i %
The amount IF risks IN force
at the end or the year o.. o.. a. 49,. 25s w
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LECTURE AND MUSIC RECITAL.
VERNAL.
Benefloent Rains r. sheep Shearing
Difficulties Creamery Doing Well.

BeneuCent hAlns - Sncep ShearlnR
Difficulties Creamery Doing Well.
Special Correspondence.
Vernal. Ulntah Co.. April s.-For the
first time In many moons we are now
being favored with rains and the farm
ers are rejoicing. The weather Is quite
cold and In feet considerable snow fell
yesterday which melted as fast as e
fell There was a nice rain again last
evening and It Is now raining with in
dicatlons that twill continue until the
grain gets a thorough wetting
SHEEP SHEARING DIFFICULTIES
Sheep shearlng has commenced on a
small scale, but VIII be In full blast In
a few days, Quite a number OF the
shearers are getting ready TO go to
Wyoming and other adjoining States,
the differences with the local sheepmen
not having been adjusted, The men
still demand seven cents head and the
price offered Is six cents. Considerable
III will exists over the matter
CREAMERY DOING WELL
The creamery Is running regularly
and IL turning out a fine quality OF but
YER WHICH mus u Ithug INdIhtls lha
cheese factory will be ready in time FOR
the large milk supply In June 50 that
there will be constant demand Tor all
the milk, which will reach probably
5000 pounds daily during the summer
months.
quite a number Of conference visitors
have started for Salt Lake, among them
being President S. r. Bennion and Bish-
OF George Billings.
John f Dooly Of Salt Lake, has made
a bid on the $4,000 five per cent bond
issue OF this county, for the erection OF
new court house. His offer is par and
accrued Interest.
The Ashley Coop will soon commence
the erection Of their new store.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WATSON
decreased. Creditors viii present claims With
l0lc4cn % the undersigned at 90 south
lhfl West street salt lake City Utah on
r before the 10Th day % February AID. 1901.
Ddicd first publication March 81 AU. 1900
ALEXANDER BURT.
Administrator With Che viii annexed OF tho
eiateut Alexander Watson deceased.
Ilr-IsIl s. Cannon, attorneys Tor estate,
Di B. uund Iemp.gtou Building
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STATE or UTAH, h
once VI the Secretary on State. \

once VI the Secretary OF State.
!. James =. Hammond, Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Utah, do hereby cer-
tify that the above named Insurance
statement of its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pro-
pared. and that the said company has DO
an other respects compiled With tho
laws VI the state relating 90 insurance.
Ia testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed thc
(SEAL.) great seal Of the State OF Utah
this 10th day OF March. A. ID
1900
JAMES r. HAMMOND
gaHrofarv OF sfnto
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HUMPHREYS

the time ana saw the blazing curtains.
They Immediately gave the alarm and
prompt assistance subdued the flames,
which by this time had reached the
woodwork Of the room. Had these boys
not passed the house al the time they
ala. nothing could have saved the
home Of Prof Billings or the life VI tho
little girl
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DELICATE SURGICAL OPERATION

Ephralm Frederickson Of Avon was
operated upon Wednesday for the re-
moval Of quantity Of pus from the re-
gion near his heart. The operation was
a most difficult one, II being necessary
to remove a rib IN order 20 extract
the pus. The patient is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs, J. c. Pond. Of Pocatello,
after visiting a few days with relatives
IN this city, left for salt Lake yesterday
10 attend Conference
Conference travel from Logan and
Cache valley points has been very
heavy the past two days. from four 10
six extra coaches being attached to
the regular train each day. Among
the visitors to the capital are Mr. c..
W Thatcher. Mr. and Mrs II. G. Hay
ball, Mr. G.. II. Champ, Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Merrill, Mrs. G.. l.. swendsen,
Miss j, w. Hyde and Misses Annie and
Jennie Ellason.
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JOSEPH A. YOUNG, Agent
202-s Nottingham Block. Phone s2i
rings, Salt Lake City Utah.
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RlCHFIELD.
Sewer County Analrs - Lecture and
Song Recital Of Prof. Goddard.

Special Correspondence
Richneld, SEWER County, April 5.--The
board Of county commissioners was In
session yesterday and transacted the
following business
The Richheld Toll Road company was
instructed TO make its wood road two
feet wider and then file bond Of $500
20 keep The road In good condition, when
the commissioners win accept the same.
Appropriations for general expenses
were made amounting to $685.
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
Thlrty-four cars OF cattle have re-
Gently been shipped from Richheld to
the eastern range and market.
Last evening We had a light shower,
the first one In the past three months
and Il looks like more rain Will fall to-
day.
LECTURE AND MUSIC RECITAL.
Too much cannot be said In praise OF
the lecture and song recital given here
last Saturday evening by Prof Goddard
OF Salt Lake City. under the auspices OF
the ward choir. The Instructions given
by the professor on voice culture for
singing and speaking were highly edu-
cational, and cannot fail 20 do much
good to those who heard them The
banquet given by the choir after the re-
cital was a glowing success In every
particular. Prof. Jones and the choir
are 20 be congratulated upon securing
to our citizens such a musical treat
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JAMES r. HAMMOND.
EenrnIarN nl eIltl


BRIGHAM CITY COPPER AND SLATE
Mining company Office and prlnclpa place
OF business, salt Lake Ciiy, Utah
Notice Il hereby given that az meeting OF
the beard Of directors, held on the j0th day OF
March, 1900 an assessment Of 4 oi cent per
share was legled on an the capital stock OF
the corporation issued ana outstanding, pay
alle on or befoEe April 20 1919, o. the Sec
rotary, 40 the office Of the company 3ll-ll2
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 80th day N April. 1904
viii le delinquent ana advertised Tor sale &C
public auction; aud unless payment i made
before ~ many OF the shares represented by
may be necessary VIII te sold on the i1tn day
Of Way lg00, az O'Clock D. nj TO pgy the de-
linqucnt assessment, together With the cost
Of advertising aud expense ~ sale
b. l.. WILSON, Secretary.
ny order OF the board u directors
Salt Lake city. L tan Mach 81 1900
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ONCE OF the Secretary Of state. I"
l. James r. Hammond. Secretary Of
state or the State OF Utah. DO hereby cer-
NY that the above named Insurance
Company has filed In my once a detailed
statement N its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared. and that the said company has I'm
all other respects complied with the
laws of the State relating 70 insurance.
In testimony whereof / have hereunt0
set my hand aud affixed the
(SEAL.) great seal OF the State u Utah
this sth daJ Of March, A. ID.
1900
JAMES r. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state.
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F. E. McGURRIN CO.,
LOCAL AGENTS.
IS W. Second South g.
Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81. isg9 OF the condition OF the
CALIFORNIAN INSURANCE CO..

The Name and Location OF the Company
Californian Insurance Company Qt
Great Britain u. 3. office. q and "
Pine Street. New York city.
Name Of u s manager Chos. n. Post.
i'm II Il -.i,..,,..s Q300 %
The amount Of he assets Is o.. l.ss5,53G "
''i ls a'"V''' $50. ~ ~. ..... Lc0e9.a
The amount OF Us income dur
Year. Wv "'.".. ~. ...". la45lS q
The amount OF IS expenditures
OAR Year !. ~. 80. =. ,.". i.gl2C65 is
Tho amount OF losses paid dur
year. .. ~. ~. ..,........ S2l623 Is
The amount VI risks written
during the year. O., ,.-., ..ls.li-,S39 "
The amount ~ risks IN fQrco
az the end VI the year ...lNl55,lS3
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TIE BOOK OF MORMON

Two lectures by Dr. James q
Talmagei an account Of It's origin. with
evidences OF its genulneness aud au-
thenuclty. Prepared by appointment
These lectures are taken from Or.
Talmage's book The Articles OF
Faith" but are presented In separate
fern for the use Of Investigators ana
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Aud ir accordance Wiih iaU aud an order
oftHs Bol-i 70 directors made on the fint
aay of March lt. 9o many share' oi each
ra..s' 4 such stock as may ho necessary VIII
r. s5'a IN thu office OF the COMPANY No. 10
Wa.f grd south IT,, SAT- Lake CITY and
rnrty. UIh u Friday. auth day "
Anil lW be the hour of 2oc.1ck p IN On
tid4v. 10 pay delinquent assessment there.
oH together With the cost Of Advertising and
'AF''' FRANK HOFFMAN.
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.lN IhE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Dl{ls.ln. in and flr salt Lake County. state
H wan ln The matter Of the Estate u
ilen isrham, deceased Notice Tho be-
,lt.u OF sarah Hanham kmbai. praying
uluifiisI.T .u thse,tatc " ELLEN Wsnbam.
Qf.rtsel. uas been SCI Tor hcariur0n Wplnos.
lay ine l'th day OF April, A. ID 100. al ~
o'.p'k a.m. at the County Court House IN ths
court room 0f said Court in Salt Lake Clty.
salt Lake Cll1t, Yeah.
Witness TIE r.erx N said Court wish
no seal thereof afiYel. this igh day
u April A. ID. 1900
eeaD DAVID G. DUNBAR Clork.
bY ALufRT J STARE Deputy ClorE
Young Is M0yle Att1fney,.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES


Consult County CLERK or the respee.
I'VE sEneH Tor further information.
~ .IHh DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
l,i'ii,lon. ia and i0r al Lake County. stats
III NlAh. ln the matter OF tle estate IN
hi.lIfA Henderson deceased. N0tifo Tho
petition NJ Alexander henderson prayiuff5r
W. h.lainey 90 hiw5sIf ~ letter. u Hdmlnis-
letln i1 On" estate ~ Audra henderson.
deceased bias been stt f1r hearing 0n satnr-
u-f ilr H.1 day " April, a. ~ 1900 at 10
.,9.A au. az tlo County Court ll0use. No
VIZ court room 20 said court in Salt Lake
ivy salt sake toluiy Umh.
h.ut, ODE CLERK of said Court
With Che seal thereof affixed
,h., 2Nh day OF March, a. ID.
100
Seal DAYlDC DUNBAR. Clerk.
Al ALBERT j. SCARE Deputy Clerk.
tuglsoa Cannon Auornoyh
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Secretary Midland Company.
Omee 70 West 2ud So ST., Salt Lake CltS
Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
DEMOCRATS MEET TONIGHT
G ntral Committee Will Consider Numerou.
Vitd Questions.
Efforts to Select a New Chairman
Pass PrO-BOer Resolutions and
Affirm Allegiance to Bryan.

The meeting of the democratic central
committee of the District of Columbia
which was expected to be held last night al
Meyers Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Az and 9th streets, will be held to-
night. In addition TO considering the split
ting up of the first and second election dis
tricts into two districts EACH and thus in
creasing the membership Of the committee
from twenty-five to twenty-fou a very
vigorous effort will be made to elect a new
chairman in place of Thomas B. Kalbfus
of the tenth district. and to declare the
membership now held by Mr.. Kalbfus va
cant as well. The ground for this action
will be that Mr.. Kalbfus is now a non-resi-
dent, as he is at present in the Philippines,
serving as clerk to Major Carroll B. Mer-
Ger of the commissary department of the
army. 1t is understood that strong effort
will be made to select as chairman of the
committee Mr. L. l.. Jordan, who repre-
sents the fifteenth district.
The program for the evening also in
Guides the consideration Of strong pro-Boer
resolutions and 1t Is declared on excellent
authority that an effort will be made to
adopt resolutions affirming the allegiance
of the District democracy to William ].
Bryan and the Chicago platform, and stat
Ing 1t to be their duty to send only dele
gates to the next democratic national con-
vention who shall be pledged to the sup
port of both. There Is no doubt felt that
the proceedings will be lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07

NJ street northwest between 4th and 5th
streets-Louis F. Abel to Gustav E. Rott,
lot 3D. square 513; so stamps, $3.50.
Lansdon Park-Ira ]. Baker ct ux. to
Robert {. Walton, part lots 0 and 10,
square 81; $500.
and 18th streets-Edwin s. Clarkson ct al,
$50; 81 3D..
American University Heights-Geo. H.
Corey ct al, trustees, to Matte NJ, Lemuel
and VIM. r. Dubois, lots 81 and 80, block
s: 81, 100.
street northwest between 18th and 14th
streets-Wm. A. Faulkner to B. Francis
Saul, part original lot 3, square 23S; $40
tstampS, so.
Anacostia-Ellanna Harper ct viz VIM
F. to Ellanna Osborn, lot 223 and part lot
222: $40
Girls Portion-Theo. A. Lay ct TX. to T.
Albert Lay, part: $40 Stamps, 81.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT NJ. McLachlen ct
al, trustees, to Geo. H. Dana, lot ], block
Il: 81 500.
Barry Farm-Maria Reed to VIM. E. Jor-
dan, lot l6, section 4; 81 (stamps, SO cents).
Bellevue-B Frank Saul ct ux. to Chas
W. Handy. lots 60, 10. Il; SO stamps, $3).
Madison street northwest between M and
streets-George F. Williams ct al, trus-
tees. to George r. Randall, south half of
lot A, square AS; $500.
Twenty-eighth street northwest between
l and X streets-Jesse H. Wilson ct al.
trustees. to Andrew and ]. VIM Frey part
original lot I, square 1: s9Tf.o4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
Court Martial Ordered to Try Cap
tain Daniel V. Chisholm,
TEE COMMANDER OF MORTON CADETS
Charges and Specifications Filed by
Colonel Henry May.
DETAIL OF THE COURT

Somewhat of stir will be created in
local military circles by the announcement
that a court-martial has been ordered to
try one of the best-known captains of the
District of Columbia National Guard, who
is the head of one of the best-known Or
CARNATIONS Of the guard-having held the
title Of champion military company of the
United States-and who served as an officer
of the list District of Columbia Infantry,
u. 8. ", during the war with Spain. Spe-
cial order No. IL, just issued from militia
headquarters, refers to the subject matter.
1t Is as follows:
Capt Daniel v. Chisholm, Company B.
I'd Battalion. District Of Columbia National
Guard. is relieved of the command of Com
pany B. I'd Battalion, District of Columbia
National Guard, and placed in arrest to
await the action Of a general court-martial,
appointed under Special Orders No. 10,
headquarters District Of Columbia militia,
before which he is ordered to appear"
Company B. I'd Battalion. District of Co
lumbia National Guard, Is better known
perhaps as the prize-winning Morton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
w. Calvin Chase IndOrsed as Candf-
date for National DeIeSate

There was a meeting Of the republicans
of the fourth legislative district held last
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, in George
town. The meeting as called to order by
President 8. c. Burnett, with Alonzo Chase
serving as secretary. President Burnett in
opening the meeting stated that it was the
inteption of the republicans of the third
and fourth districts to support Mr. w,
Calvin Chase as the colored delegate from
this city to the next national republican
convention.
Mr.. Chase, who had been invited to be
present. was called upon for a speech. He
answered those present that tine election
when called will be one of the fairest that
was ever held in this city He also said it
was the object Of the committee that had
been appointed to arrange for the election
OF delegates to see that republicans be per-
mitted to vote and their votes counted
Addresses were made also by DR.. c. c.
Stewart, Mr.. VIM. Walker and others.
Another meeting was held in the High
School, and this one was presided over by
MIR. James Turner. Addresses were made
by Messrs. w. H. Brown, James Turner
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
Hotel ArriyaIs

Arlinston-A. F. Bernard, London; H. D.
W. English, Pittsburg; W. N. Morgan,
Rochester, N. Y; D. H. Bacon, Duluth; Jas.
Terry, New Haven Conn.
Raleigh-G. B. Coffin, Chicago; W, ].
Crawford. Buffalo, N. Y: H ]. Nesbit.
Pittsburg; VIM. Dutton, Cleveland; J. H.
White, Meriden, Conn; e. Banon, Cincin-
natl.
Riggs-E. P. Wheeler, Paterson, N. J.: G.
W. Brooke, Boston; T. A. Cissel, Syracuse,
N. Y.
shoreham-W. H. Taylor. Stamford, Conn. ;
T. w. Phillips, New Castle, Pa; VIM. Ross,
H. j. Dean, Detroit; F, E. Corbett, Butte
Mont
Wellington-G. F. Miller, Canton, Ohio; F.
II. Stafford, Pennington, N. H; T. L. Young,
New York
Willard-J. D. Wilkinson, Chicago; r. NJ,
Saunders, U. 8. army; N. T. Childs Wor-
cester. Mass.
Normandie-R. H Kearn, St. Louis; J..
F. Tobin, New York; w. F. jerks, Phila-
delphia; H. F. Naphor, Boston; Gov D. A.
Francis. St. Louis; S. E. Clarke, Phiiadel-
phia-
Ebbitt-J. w. Kay Brooklyn, N. Y; Thos,
Preston, England; W. H. Naylor, Boston
Gordon-J. M. Brown, New York; H. War
rem, Toronto; N. G. johnson, New York.
Metropolitan-B. Baltin, New York; P R.
Gray. Detroit; H. c. Henderson, West Vir-
GINA
Nationally. T. Costello, Boston; R. S.
Rust, Atlanta, Ga
ST. james,. W. Stebbins, Springfield
Mass: c. Marshall, New York: H Harris
Cincinnati; w. j. Burns Columbus, Ohio.
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MEASURE DIsAPPROVED.
commissioners Recommend Adversely
on BIZ to Regulate Car Fares.

commissioners Recommend Adversely
On Bill to Regulate Car Fares.
In communication addressed by them
to Representative Babcock, chairman of the
House District committee, the Commission
ers recommend adverse action on House bill
1928, to regulate fares on street cars in
this city, the proposition being a reduction
in the fares to three cents.
The fares now charged, the Commission
ers believe, are very reasonable when the
distance to which parties can ride is taken
into consideration. Furthermore, they
state, there has recently been consolida-
ton of city and suburban lines, and as it
has, they think, been well recognized that
suburban lines in the past did not earn
operating expenses, they believe it would
be but justice to the railroads to await
the results of the consolidation, SO that
fun information as to its effect upon the
finances Of the reads can be ascertained be-
fore requiring them to adopt lower fare
AS several OF these lines have recently in
stalled the expensive underground electric
SYSTEM the Commissioners think it doubtful
If they can afford, at this time. any reduc-
ton of income without being deprived of
sufficient funds to properly operate the
roads
AS sections 3, 4, s. and of the bill re-
late to providing veshbulcs upon the cars
for the protection ofunotormen, the Com
missioners invite atteatiods5 to their report
on the bill having that object in view.
The bill requires the street railway COM
panies operating by eiectr&dty to run cars
at intervals of fifteen mindtes in both d.
rectlons from midnight to 5:45 am. The
Commissioners say they believe they have
authority under existing laws to regulate
this matter, and as the companies, they
explain, have recently signified their inten-
ton Of inauguraung an all-night service
on their principal lines, there does not ap-
pear, in their opinion. to be a necessity for
such legislation. Furthermore, they believe
half hour trips would suffice.
With regard to section nine, relating to
taxation, the Commissioners state they will
soon make report concerning the subject
with draft of legislation which they deem
advisable. Under these conditions they do
not recommend action in regard to this
section at the present time. They believe
that the laws and regulations now in force
are sufficient to secure the effect desired by
section eight Of the bill, relating to the
heating, venulating and keeping in good
sanitary condition all cars on lines run by
electricity.
A similar report has been made by the
commissioners on House bill 5477, which
also proposes to regulate fares on street
car lines in the District.
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Charged With vaxrnncy.

John Kahill, Samuel Herbert and VIM.
Hurley were today charged in the Police
Court. before Judge Scott. with vagrancy
kahill was fined $40, with the alternative
OF thirty days in the workhouse, Herbert
was fined $40 or sixty days. and Hurley was
sent to the farm for ninety days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
The Best Prescription for Chill.

and Fever is a bottle of GROVES TASTEIESs
CHILL TONIC. The formula is plainly printed on
each package 1t is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form and Is compounded in correct pro-
portions. The reason imitatcrs do not advertise
their formula 10 because they know you would NOT
buy their medicine If you knew its Ingredients.
Groves 70 the original, and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold throughout the entire malariaI
seetion Of the United States. No cure, no pay.
k1aees b0es 3a20bkN6S