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seats at the convention hall for their
campaign labOrs have been recognized
az Of great value and they are COM
stantly increasing their machinery for
promoting the success Of the Republi-
can party. They will take q lively in
terest IN the proceedings Of the con-
yention. win confer with the delegates
and leaders from every part OF the
country and before they separate will
make preliminary plans for their cam
paign
we are not an young In experience
In politics said Mrs Foster. Most
Of us have been students of politics for
many years We organized In 1855 and
the convention OF that year at Chicago
was the first we attended Since then
We have attended the party conven-
lions. have been consulted by the lead
ers and have done an immense amount
of labor, principally In the contribu-
ton Of literature
Within a day or two headquarters
for the association will be opened at
the Walton Entertainments for the
visiting women are being arranged by
the New Century and other womans'
clubs Of the city and there will be for
them no lack Of social as we'll as po-
litical enjoyment
Among notable members Of the as
ISOLATION who viii be here are the Sec
rotary, Mrs. Chase, Of Rhode Island
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A THING OF THE PAST.
Visionary Statement Regarding Sym.
pathetic Strikers.

Chicago, June l5.-sympathetic strikes
are TO be a thing Of the past II a plan
Of arbitration can be agreed on by the
building trades unions and the assoc
Citations affiliated with the building
contractors council AdeclaratiOn 10
this effect viii come today from the
delegates who participated In the joint
conference with the contractors on
Tuesday and Wednesday and who were
in secret caucus all day yesterday de-
batting a plan Of settlement Of the labor
trouble.
II was agreed practically by the dele
gates that the demand Of the contract
Ors for abolition ~ the sympathetic
strike was one which could be granted
without detriment TO the cause Of labor
and a committee was appointed 10 pre-
pare resolution which would give for
nal expression to this sentiment. A
subcommittee was formed to draft a
communication 10 the building con-
tractors council on the same subject.
The subcommittee viii send 10 the
building contractors council today a
general statement Of the position OF the
delegates on the sympathetic strike
question. Il Will declare. as near as
cna be learned that sympathetic strikes
should be abolished. AT the same time
the Subcommittee will reafiirm the de-
termination Of union labor TO preserve
the building trades council
The arbitration plan. which has been
drawn up, provides for the establish
ment Of permanent arbitration board
and also a board of appeals which shall
act speedily and adjust every difference
promptly as Il arises. Pending the
finding Of the board work shall continue
uninterruptedly In this way strikes
and lockouts VIII be eliminated and I'm
no case viii building be delayed.
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scn has Just been completed. a stock
of these VIII be run OFF as rapidly as
possible. On order that they may have
a few weeks 60 dry before they are Is
sued IL has been the experience that
after notes have been issued of @ new
design there is great unwillincucss tu
accept those Of an old design. even
when fresh. For this reason few cer-
thcates for s. have been issued re-
Gently from the old plates and pIepara-
lions have been made TO issue from
the new plates as soon as Ihgy are
ready The treasury VIII be- amply sup
piled with notes for exchange. but may
be somewhat Handicapped in issuing
any different class Of note from that
offered Tor exchange. because of the
scant margin Of authorized ,ssuer The
United states notes ON hand June II
were f2l $685. and silver certificates
E.36q332 This total OF NOR, than S2s.-
OOO. OOo is about sl2O00O0o better than
the minimum of last summer and au-
tumn but Il might very soon Doe eX-
haustcd by heavy demands
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, I'm and for Salt Lake
County State Of Utah I'm the matter
Of the estate OF Susannah Foulger. de-
ceased. NOTES.-The petition Of Herbert
j, Foulger, administrator OF the estate
Of susannah Foulgef. deceased, for con-
frmatlon OF the sale OF the following
described real estate Of said decedent.
to wit: An undivided one half interest
In lots twenty-five (2g, twenty-three
(2S) and twenty-four 40. block one %.
Central Park Addition 20 Ogden City,
Weber County, Utah, for the sum "
$500. And upon the following terms,
10 wit: Cash on confirmation as APP
pears from the return OF sale fled In
this court has been set for hearing
on Saturday. the SOth day Of June. A. d.
1900. az $3.50 o'clock a. IN. az the County
Court House. In the Court Room OF said
Court, IN Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal there
Of affixed this gth day Of
(SeaD June, a. y. 1900
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY Albert J. Scare. Deputy Clerk.
Alex, McMaster, Attorney
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BOND REDEMPTION.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: IN AC-
cordance With law notice Is hereby given By
the state OF Utah, successor to the Terri
tory Of Utah, that on July End 1900 10
viii, when properly audited by the state
Audi or aud duly presented 40 the Office OF
the state Treasurer OF the state OF Utah. pay
In fun principal, and interest accrued u that
date, on the following described bonds. The
entire issue Of Three Hundred Negotiable
Coupon Bonds Of tho Territory of e tab. sald
bonds are dated July First 1890 and payable
twenty years from date or any time after
the expiration Of ten years from their date
at the option OF the makers. The said bonds
are numbered from one 20 Three Hundred.
both inclusive. The amount OF money IN tho
hands OF the undersigned state Treasurer
available for the purpose " paying the prin-
cipai 4 Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
and sufficient 70 pay the accrued interest 10
July Second. 1900, and any and all OF said
bonds not 20 presented for payment on the
Second pay Of July. 1900 will cease 20 draw
interest from and after that date, and such
funds shall remain In the state Treasury %
discharge such bonds whenever presented.
All persons Int ested In said bonds Will
take due notice hereof. and govern them
selves accordingly
JAMES CHAPMAN,
state Treasurer Of the state Of Utah
Dated June LIST, 100
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Demnnds on the Trensnrr.

New York. June ia special 10 the
Journal Of Commerce from Washington,
says:
The treasury is facing the crop NOV
Ing season very well equipped With
government notes, but under some
pressure Ia regard 10 supplying the
large volume Of new bank notes which
have been applied for under the gold
standard law. The probability Of
heavy demand for notes was anticl.
pated early In the winter Precautions
were taken 20 print q large stock OF
silver certificates Of the denomination
Of 81 and 81 and United States notes
OF larger denominations Treasury
notes issued under the Sherman law
are no longer being printed In ac.
cordance with the mandate OF the gold
standard law Tor their gradual retire.
ment. As a result Of the precautions
taken early In the winter q has been
possible 10 reduce the printing Of gov.
eminent notes somewhat and 10 nut
the force OF the bureau OF engraving
and printing more largely on 10 new
bank notes Il Is proposed after this
week 10 BEGIN work upon the new sll.
Yer certificates for s. Tor which the De.
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Decision on PORTO RICO.
Is a Foreign Country Yet in Some
ReSpects.


New York. June i4.--Judge w. X.
Townsend, IN the United States dis
trict court Of the southern district Of
New York today handed down an opin-
ion In the case Of John H. Goelz & co.
VS. the United states, In which he de-
clared the treaty OF Paris valid and
that the status Of the people Of Porto
Rico is that Of inhabitants OF foreign
country as regards the Constitution of
the United states and within the mean
Ing OF the tariff acts.
Judge Townsend held that Porto
Rico Is part Of the United States so
far as other countries are concerned.
but so far as the Constitution Of this
country is concerned Is a foreign coun-
try and that the United States can
govern Il without subiectIng II to the
burden Of naional taxation and that
the status Of the inhabitants win re-
main unchanged until Congress shall
determine H.
The decision Of Judge Townsend af-
firms the decision Of the board Of gem
eral appraisers. assessing a duty Of 30
cents per pound on 100 bales OF leaf or
filler tobacco
Judge Townsend said: Before the
war with Spain, Porto Rico was a for
eign country II did not cease TO be
foreign country when II was occupied
by the military forces Of the United
States.
The conquest Of Porto Rico under
authority OF the executive made Il ours
by military title, But the Presidents
conquests do not enlarge the boundaries
OF this Union, nor extend the operation
Of our institutions and laws beyond
the limits before assigned TO them by
the legislative power. Our boundaries
could not be regulated by the varying
incidents OF war and be enlarged or
diminished as the armies on either side
advanced or retreated. In this sense,
therefore. our constitutional bound
aries DO not follow the nag
Judge Townsend said this could only
be done by the treaty-making power or
legislative authority.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake
County, State Of Utah In the matter
OF the estate OF Duncan Spears Casper,
deceased. Nouce-The petition OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Casper praying for the adj
mission 20 Probate Of a certain docu-
ment. purporting 10 be the last VIII
and Testament Of Duncan Spears Cas-
per. deceased and for the granting OF
Letters Of Administration with the will
annexed 20 herself. has been set for
hearing on Saturday the 3Oth day OF
June. A. d. 1900, at $3.50 o'clock a. m. at
the County Court House In the court
room OF said court. in sab Lake City,
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said court with
seal thereof affixed this 18th
(Ssal) day Of June, A. u. 1900.
DAVID G.. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
BY Albert J. Scare, Deputy Clerk.
W. Wanless, attorney No 232 S. Main
ST.
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ASSESSMENT NO 10.

WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
Company. Principal place OF business, salt
Lake city, Utah. Notice Is hereby given that
40 q meeting Of the board % directors ~ ths
West Mountain Placer Mining Company. held
June . 1900, an assessment Of cents per
snare was levied upon the capita stock on
the corporation, payable al once 10 tho sec
fetary, Z u. Airs 40 bis Office No sU5 Me-
Cornick building, salt Lake CITY. Utah ABy
STOCK upon which this as essment may re-
main unpaid on July 10, 1900, will be delin-
quent ana advert zed for sale az pa bile auc-
tlon, ana unless payment is made before. win
% sold on July "a, lS0o. al lOa M, % nav the
delinquent Assessment together with costs
OF advertising ana expense % sale
p. h. AIRS Secretary.
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Mrs. Mary $. Lockwood, q Washing
ION editor OF the masazine Of The
Daughters OF the American Revolution
who is fine orator. and Speaks upon
the campaign stump, MIs. Heien Var
wick Boswell, a well KNOW Writer 0i
New York: Miss +. +. Plefee. OF B0s-
ton: Mrs. Sarah Dean, OF washington,
Mrs. Fannie Gresham, OF Texas Mrs
Farrer. Of Minnesota, ana Miss Mary
Yostwood. OF Washington
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Fltzharris and MuIlet.

New York, June ia special TO the
Tribune from Washington says
A second communication has been re-
celved by Commissioner General Pow
derby of the immigration bureau from
Senator Plat, OF New York. asking
that the decision In the case OF Fitzhar-
ris and Mullet be delayed for day or
so. 80 as TO give ample time for careful
consideration Of the evidence and an
opportunity FOR the friends OF these
men to furnish bonds for the eX-con-
viets. Mr.. n'Connell the solicitor Of
the treasury, to whom the matter has
been referred, is expected 10 return
from New York by Saturday and a de-
cison be looked for early next week.
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DEADLY KEROSENE CAN.
Forty Persons Burned 60 Death in
Explosions.

Houston, Texas, June 15-The Post
today prints "a list OF fifteen women and
children who have been burned 20
death since June Z as the result OF the
explosion Of Kerosene oil cans In every
case except one the person was at
tempting TO hndle a fire with kero-
sene. The other case was peculiar A
Miss Sims, living near seaton, struck
a match. the head OF which flew 20 an
oil can. the flame was communicated 20
the Kerosene, an explosion followed and
the young woman was fatally burned
The statement is made that since Janu.
airy ] no less than forty persons have
been burned TO death In Texas as the
result Of Kerosene oil explosions.
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AssEssMENr NO. :.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
ONCE ana principal place OF business. sail
Lake city, Titan. Notice ishereby given that
90 a meeting OF the directors, held on the nth
day ~ June 1900 "a assessment OF lli cents
per share was levied on an the shares o' the
capital stock OF the corporation issued and
outstanding. payable on on before July i6.
lou, o. the treasurer at hi, ONCE. at h. H.
Jones & CO.'S bank, No $50 Main Street. SAT-
lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which The
assessment may remain unpaid on the 18th day
~ july 100 viii be delinquent aud advertls-
ed i0r sale az public auction; and unless paw
Went is made before 20 many OF the shares
represented by each certificate OF the stock
,Jdelinquent rs may be necessary will be- sold
ON The 3Oih day OF July 1870. at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
90 pay che delinquent assessment. together
With the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sfle
.WM. b. sPRAGUE. Secretary,
BY order Of the board OF directors.
salt Lake city, Utah, june II. 1870
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English Equality"

Ottawa, June 15.-In the house Of
commons Thursday a bill was intro
duced by the premier, raising the poll
tax on Chinese from $50 per head to 500
per head
Sir Wilfrid LauTier also promised TO
appoint a royal commission 20 invest-
gate the whole question OF Chinese and
japanese immigration and report It's
findings 10 the imperial authorities.
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armed with machine guns and repeat
ing rifles"
Al Tien Tsin the Russians have land
ed four eight-centimeter guns. These,
with the LOO men, win start on the
march for Pekln tomorrow. A train
filled with searchlights patrols the line
between Tien Tsin and Taku.
The opinion is growing that the i'm
perial troops viii attack the interna-
tonal column near the capital. prob.
ably az Feng Tat Gen. Tung Flu Slang
is IN front. and Gen. Mich in the rear
Of the guards.
Ten thousand foreign drilled troops
are still az Shanghai
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Again AMER Turkey

Constantlnople. June 1.-THE United
States legation has not YET received a
reply to the note regarding the In
demnity question in the note on May
2lst and Mr. Griscom, charge daiiares.
is making verbal representation TO the
government and pressing Tor a solu-
ton OF the matter,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders o. the State Bank Of Utah Viii
bee held o. H. banking house. corner OF Main
and south rclnple streets, Salt Lake Citv
ltuh. az o'clock pm, on Tuesday. } uly 10Th.
100 ior me purpose Of electlng Directors 10
serve i0r the ensuing year, and Tor the t,sns
action OF such other business a. NAV nrnnes-
IN CONS before the meeting.
hEBER N. WELLS, Cashier.
Salt Lake City, June "a, 100.
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Ashantis Surround Kumassie.

London, June 1.-THE Daily Express
has the following dispatch from
Prahsu, dated yesterday
There has been another fight on the
line Of communication Of the Kumassle
relief expedition. No details have been
officially supplied ,
There are 10000 AshantIs surround
ing Kumsssle and 5000 facing the relief
force. The leaders OF the rebellion in
clude Ashantuah, queen Of Ofesu"
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To Repeal Union Label Laws.

Kansas city Mo. June 1.-THE In
ternationa Printers Protective Fra
ternity at It's ninth annual convention,
held in this city. adopted resolutions
favorlng the repeal Of all union label
laws and ordinances. The fraternity
claims a membership Of 5000 printers.
The following officers We're elected.
President-L. X. Barry Pittsburg, Pa
Vice President-J. f. Shut San Die
go. Cal
Secretary, d. F. Druckemiler, Kansas
city.
Treasurer-Eugene Bassett, Los An
geles. Cal.
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Rain Falls in India.

Calcutta. June l5.-Rain fsII continu-
ously in the Darjeeling district Tor
three days. ceasing al 4 o'clock this
morning. Several slight land slips oc-
CURED and a number OF water pipes
were broken. As the railway Is I'M
finished the trains have ceased running.
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WOMEN REPUBLICANs.
Some of Them are Present at Phil.
adclphia for the Convention.

Philadelphia, Pa, June l5.-The first
OF the women Republican workers to
arrive Is Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, who
took rooms at the hotel Walton last
night More than fifty co-workers Of
Mrs Foster will arrive during the week.
They will have no trouble getting good
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INTERNATIONAL MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business. salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Notice-rhere are delin-
qusnt upon the following described stock
Of said corporation. on account OF as
sessment No H. levied on March u 1900 and
assessn ent No TO- levied on Feb. Z. 1900, and
assessment No. g levied on Jan. O. 1900 Zach
OF said assessments being for one half a cent
a share, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as fol-
lows:
Nn 1f
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and cheeriulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatitlsnotuncommon
for a child 10 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys, 1.-THE child URN
ates too often. n the
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Hudson Bay Co. Profits.

Winnipeg. Man, June l5.-The Hud-
son Bay Co. has declared a dividend 10
shareholders Of l5s per share and a
bonus Of los per share, as compared
with a dividend Of rs and a bonus OF Is
for the previous year. The dividend and
honus IS equal 20 9h per cent ON the
capital stock as compared with "a per
cent for the previous year
In addition the company has also set
aside 10000 FOR the employees benefit
fund. 10000 % the insurance reserve
fund, and carries forward $4,000. as
compared with e42,OOO IN the previous
year. This is the best showing ever
made
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Accident to Mrs. Fremont.

Los Angeles. Cal, June l5.-Mrs. Jesse
Benton Fremont widow Of General
John G.. Fremont, has met with a se-
we're accident In leaving the dinner
table she slipped and fell, fracturing
her hip Mrs. Fremont is ~ years OF
age and her recovery viii consequently
be- slow
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RIns MANrFn

NOTICE 10 BUILDERS AND CON
tractors. There viii BE- an addition built 10
the 18th District school House, which gill he
let TO the lowest responsible bidder Plans
ana specifications can be seen at the resi-
aence o. ,. l.. johnson. architect, iith East
IN ~ days. The trustees reserve right 70 rt,.
lect any and all bids
Date Of first publication, May IS, 1900
Vim. CARLSON,
Trustees. : \. ID. JENSEN,
II. I. SHURILIER
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More Bodies in the Debris.

New York June i5-An unrecogniza-
bic body was discovered in the ruins
OF the Paul Wiedeman COoperage Com
pany Brooklyn, last night The re-
covered now number five and Il is said
there are half a dozen bodies still in
the debris.
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Historian Ridnath III.

New York, June l5.-At a late hour
last night the physicians at the Presby-
terrain hospital said there had been no
improvement in the preceding twenty
four hours in the condition OF John
Clark Ridpath, the historian, who for
several weeks has been patient there.
Mr.. Ridpath Is suffering from typhoid
pneumonia. His condition is critical.
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And IN accordance with law aud an order
Of the board Of directors made Mayl0 1907.
20 many shares Of each parcel u such stock
a. may De necessary, viii be sold at M 5.
West Temple, the Yth day Of june 1907. at
the hour Of n a. m, 90 pay the delinquent as
sessmentS thereon. together with the cost "
advertising ana expenses Of sale
W. W. CHURCH secretary
ONCE address. III $ West Temple, salt Lake
City.
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PROBATE ATD GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respec-
I've slgners for further information

tive slgners for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division, IN and FOR Salt Lake
county. State Of Utah. IN the matter
Of the estate Of Susannah Foulger de-
ceased. Notlce-The petition % Herbert
j Foulger, administrator OF the estate OF
Susannah Foulger deceased, praying
for the settlement Of final account OF
said administrator and for the distribu-
tlon Of the residue OF said estate to
the persons entitled. has been set for
hearing on Saturday. the 30th day of
June A. d., 1900. az $3.50 o'clock a. m, at
the County Court House. In the Court
room Of said Court. IN Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake county. Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal
thereof affixed THIS 18th
day OF June, a. D.
1900.
(Seal) DAVID c. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
By Albert ]. Scare.
Deputy Clerk.
Alex. McMaster. Attorney.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
eouTage3 and lessens ambition. beauty. vlror
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urine scalds the flesh or n, when the child
reaches an age when /, should be able 10
control the passage, Il Is yet afflicted with
bed-welling, depend upon H. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 a diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and no, 10 a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate eiiec, Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists. in fifty fcyk
cent and one dollar fsFlsppys1t a -
sizes, You may have Y Fl 4 I pI,l;.3
sample bottle by mall 7S'4ese 4sssls slEpp
free, also pamphsttell- Home Of s-aup Root.
ing all abou, It, including many Of the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kllmer
& Co., BInghamton, N. T., be sure and
mention this paper.