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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local once
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. a degrees; min
imum temperature, . degrees. mean tenn
perature. "a degrees. which is degrees
above the normal, accumulated excess of
temperature since the first of the month
20 degrees: accumulated excess of tenn
peTature since Jan. l. . degrees. Total
precipitation from p. m so o y. m,
trace, accumulated deficiency Of prcciD-
itation since first of the month. 81, ilcH.
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since Jan. ]. .0S inch.
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Bishop NJ S. WooIey has merged the
sal estate business OF ''WOolIey &
simmons with the old established firm
of futile Bros. Mr.. Simmons retires
from the business. but from now on the
bishop will be found at their Office in
the Progress Herald building, where he
viii be pleased TO meet his many pa
irons and friends as in the past.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

N~-~-~---l~----------
GREEN & REEVE CO,
Plumbing, heating. los z. I'd So. Tel 81
JAMES & HARRIS. plumbers, steam
and hot water contractors. 80 Z. I'd South
street. Telephone $40
GEO. g. DOYLE q Co.
PLUMBING. HEATING and jObbinE.
I'll South State street. Phone 1s2.
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Castle Gate, Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack. anthracite Cali sizesl These
Goals always in STOCK, IS South Main
street; telephone 429.
ID. J. SHARP. Agent
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FIGHT AGAINST THOMAS.
State Kline Inspector May Not Be Re
appointed.

appointed
a fight is being inaugurated against
the re, appointment of Conner Thomas
as state mine Inspector. The movement
has its origin in ScOfield. where many
miners believe that Mr. Thomas should
have looked more carefully into the
condition of the Winter Quarters mine.
Some go so far as TO claim that the
accident which cost zoe men their lives
might have been prevented if a proper
system OF inspection had been carried
out.
Charles Dryborg and William Harri-
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

UNION Collection Agency Collect ac-
counts in any state in the Union. Old
accounts a speciality. Office 411-n2 y. F.
Walker bu!ldinE
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F. Arm
strous. president; J. 4. Game, cashier
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Wednesday

we offer for sale one Jed Fischer IN
right piano used short time only 500
Elegant mahogany case; piano almost
new. only }i72-J0. one Golden oak piano,
worth $500 special. S2f2. SO Cash an. time
payments. TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
2O5 South State street.
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
DE WANT AnVERTISEhTE NIS:

SHERwOOD'S PHARMACY. Fifth
South and State street
HAZEL DRUG co. corner of West
First South and Flurth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY corner Third
South and Fifth East.
FOULGER BROS. CO. sc X street
S Z. COULAM. Eighth East and
First South.
A. ]. DAVIS & co, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
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TYPEWRITER and ONCE supplies
blank books. Margetts Bros. 40 Main
Phone ia
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WOMAN WANTS situation washing
cleaning or sweeping by the day; 24S East
Third south street.
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO.. We
dealers in Windows. Doors Mo-
Building and RJOfiuE Papers. gill. ...--3
estimates given send lot -.-
discounts. Salt Lake city. L-ah-
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HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seed.
Bailey Sons, g East I'd So
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshell sole agent Utah, 23I Main. Xxx
pert cash register repairing
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Pioneers of the Pacific

VIII give an entertainment at their
hall. l. O. .. +. building. on Market
street, top hoor, Thursday evening,
Jan. Il. at 3 o'clock. Refreshments
served. Admission I0C.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Y. NJ c. A. night school. business and
short hand e0ITSess T7Jifiouz =; fOrs,tc
weeks. Students received any time. Be
gin now.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES' JACKETS. dry cleaned 81
I'D. Gents overCoats cleaned and Pr
sed SIS UP. Deserct Dye NoIas. -
So. West Temple.
UTAH Steam DyeinE and LledTI5 p
80 +. 3rd So. FIigh-C.aS- U7-r
ate prices Telephone No. bs-, ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Up to date dentistry, Western Dental
Co. % Eagle block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Dr. Z. III. KeysOr method of filing
teeth is painless 10. Main street. Auer-
bach building.
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic Notice.


MT. NTORIAH LODGE NO 2. WILL
hold its regular meeting tomorrow Mon
day evening at 7:3O o'clock Christopher
Diehl, Secretary.
Masonic Grand Lodge Notice.
THE THIRTIETH ANNUAL COM
municatiOn of the Grand Lodge of r.
and a NJ of Utah will convene in the
Masonic hall, salt Lake City. on Tuesday.
the 10Th inst. at 10 o clock a. m. OftfceTS
permanent members and Representatives
of lodges are requested to attend prompt
ly and qualified Aiasons are invited
BY order of the NJ. w, George v.
Schramm. Grand Master.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
TYPOGRAPHICAL
-TT6TTlAx 1T<SN Union No rs meets
--= ~ 60 tsS9' first Sunday in month
~EzisS A O. L. ". hab. go
Demand this label on all printing. It
stands for fair conditions. union hours
and wages. Union offices. Tribune
Herald. Reporter, Century, Tribune Job
ARGENTA LODGE No. a. F. and
a. NJ Stated communications held at
Masonic hall the first Tuesday in each
month. Members of sister lodges and
sOjourniHg brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend:
NEWTON d ESTES. W NJ
W. r. ROBE. Sec. P. o. Box 1906.
UTAH CHAPTER No. ], r. a. 81
Stated convocations held on the first
Wednesday in each month at Masonic
hall, at $50 p. m SOjodrning compan-
ions are cordially invited to attend.
II. NJ. CUSHING, NJ L. H z.
NJ. c PHILLIPS. Secretary.
MT. MoRIAH LODGE No. ?, F.
and 4. NJ. Regular meetings held
at Masonic haH the second Monday
of each month. Members of sister lodges
and sOJOurning brethre. in good standing
ere cordially invited to attend.
f J HILL. ". NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary
A o. U. W
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening dt a. .. L. W.
hall 81 Main street.
JOSEPH 7. HARRIS, NJ. W.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. -
meets every Thursday evening at the
a o. L. W. hail. 161 Main street
THOMAS ALLEN, NJ ".
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Stock Taking Sale.

We must have room and money. 200
rockers in over 200 styles. $50 fancy and
common coUches. We are overstOcled
in new goods in every department. and
must unload. Ten as good as new roller
top desks and 1000 yards Of carpets at
special low prices. l.. X l. Furniture
and Installment House, As Z End So.
p. a. SORENSEN,
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OPTICIANS

w B BCSHNER mauuf7-frrt-- ~
tician, q West First South ~ra..a. -
ground to ORDER, eyes examined l-5s-
J. II. EICKERBOCKER- ---t---
Removed to 259 Main. Loves prices
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Drunkenness.

A safe and permanent cure ECr drunk
enness and drug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute, 164 East First South,
or Box 4SO. Salt Lake Utah.
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WANTED..HELP.
siX GIRLS al BOND 5 restaurant

SlN GIRLS at Bonds restaurant
GIRL for general housework. so Z 1st
COMPETENT GIRL fo- general house
work; none other need Apply; Si4 30
GENTLEMAN. experienced. for entire
~ new proposition 20 general merchants;
solio es5a6.ishrnent: standard goods, but
now deal eaauaing- statesmen TO place cas-
ny 0.tl5 worth "A week: good territory
Open- yeaFl| contract II "a dctol
permanent; nigh rate of comnisSlon' .aP-
piiCauOuS must reach rs before Jan. 35th
Box No 5f6, Minneapolis Mimi
TWO successful statesmen for staple
line To such we viii pay $50 per month
and travelling expenses Address TINS pa
pc. h l.
LIBERAL. CONTRACT for 1901 to sell
complete quantity assortment. Retailer
guaranteed at least one-JhIrd profit or
money refunded Long terms of credit
Unstable goods exchanged. 4Seautiful II
each customer. Address. giving age ana
previous occupation. B. ~ Guenther, T.
o. Box 80. Chicago, Ills
LADY to travel or work at home, mod
crate salary and all expenses to start
advancement. Send selI-addressed en-
velope Tor particulars. Address Field
Manager. 2o2 Pontiac Bids. Chicago;
AAAAI lUl GtiACid lLUuCEMUA n o. N9a L.
7 Gsh South.
y GOOD GIRL for plain cooking and
general hOusework. Gail today, 2l6 w
I'd South.
BOY TO do chores, about 16 years old
Apply So West Monday.
y GOOD GIRL to assist in homework.
CO. Second street.
-r-r,--.r f,-.,--o,.-~~r- sr,r,ar9f-
ately. i33 street
STENoGRAPHER wishing Office prac-
uce without salary can get position by
addressing g s., Herald.
APPRENTICE GIRL at Manitou hair
dressing parlOrS.
a GOOD GIRL cook Inquire at 1874
North Main ST.
A GOOD ALI-AROUND PRINTER, in
a country news offices must be sober, IN
dustTious and steady Address the Lemht
Herald, Salmon, Ida.
GIRL FOR general homework; no
washing. 35f W. South Temple street.
Mrs. Frank Jennings
\ COMPETENT girl for general house
work in family of three Call between
II a m and p m at'2l1 So. 9th East 81
TWO mattresses wanted at Walker
House.
statesmen with experience in handling
heavy lines. State former or present OC-
alton with references. Address Q 9,
Herald
GIRL to do light homework in small
family So South Fourth East
LARGE eastern concern wants local
ambitious ladies for positions, SIS weekly.
Address &. So, Herald.
CURL WANTED for light house work.
Car at 365 w S. Temple. German pre-
feIred.
STROCKS
Employment Agency
Successor to the Herkelrath Co,
&. 2. StToCK. Proprietor.
All kinds Of help promptly supplied.
Isl South Main. Basement. Tel 464.
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slick As G..
WV. BRoADRENT. b. %. S.

MELONS skating pond Fifth North
and Fifth West. take Fourth North car
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PROFESSIONAL CARDl

PROFESSIONAL CAROl
--------->------------4--------.-r .---rr
A. \. cherry ....--r-v
CHERRY Il 'Iit'-i---
Lawyers.
IJl-S Auerbsch E1il.iiuE- liz ..-- r.-
II. H. Dining -A'N-
CCuuEl'I- az -. 41t..=-..s--
50 ard S. CtmmeItl-- -.-. -
---T1-1.PD a. ET5EFARp. Iavysr-....----
no.. = :. 'ss7-,,feI bIo,k. salt LAX. ~
WILL T. VIZ l-t-7ss7r- 49, y FL y.
- Main street. NUM- -
G. f. & +. e. IooFBQ,l..hl ,,g.,lr--...sr H.1--
Lawyers 1rIi'i--- -
L. II. GRAY lana I.-F srt1r--.-.
patent work. Fuoi-~
300 Templetun LorN- r.
THOMAS FITCH -
law. - II TTo8us- b..i-1.=5e
OFFICES ~ - ..''- street. salt LdNs -
GEORGE z. C}iEF5-. ~ I" Coml b.
Cont Law ana Conc
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MEDICAL

DR. Z. S. PAYNE, 1z2 South MAJ
street. Specialist in diseases of rr---
ana children faction guaranteed IL
every - can OF write to so5rl s5.
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WARMING AND VENTILATIYG

GEO. N. SCOTT STREVEIL Ham.
WARE co. Warm AT Heating and In.
ulatinG Apparatus for Churches Srra-.
Residences, etc. All work Ellara--z.-
p. 7. NORAN--Steam and hot z...
heating and yentlla,jne- apparatus 81
% West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

LILLIAN OLIVER. pianist Pupil of
Oscar Beringer. Studio 10 West Second
South.
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Sl5OOO CASH, OF easy payments. buys q
strictly lawful (nicksD slot machines for
drinks. cigars or cash. VIII earn s. Ot
and upward weekly each Earl, Clark q
Co, furniture manufacturers, Chicago
Ills
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MUSICAL

HARMED PRATT. teacher OF piano ana
harmony studio, room Sc, St. James
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A GOOD quick oyster and meat and
soup and vegetable cook wants place in
hotel restaurant, or cafe Address r. H,
Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
SCAYENGER
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ps--r
& Sen. 3GS State, mfg and imp. " a.
kinds, stove and range repairs. ---z1-s
/ In all its branches Mail orders z1L-----
Tel 119-J rings.
STOVES BOUGHT and sold. stove s--
range repairs. parts for sale Tel IA
j. T. LOvett. 81 z Sd So.
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DR. SALE

SOME BLACKSMITH tools cheap.
Franklin avenue, No. Is. Call early Mon
day
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE


5Nl0 3rd St. 4 room brick, 5000
3i2Xl0 3Td St. Close in . room
modern steam heat, $3.50
50Xl33 it. , room No State St $1,000
4 room brick cottage No Temple. 81. 40.
> room frame cottage, LIST w near 9Th
So. s.. 80.
( room Zl2X10 TdS. il St. $50.
room brick 45X132 # 9TH ST 81 900.
15x132 IT. cor eth and X, 5000
IglX165 fl. cor LIST and F SITS. 1850.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. 244 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

STEAM HEAT and modern cony
enCeS- Table board a specially: I37 \
Main.
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OR TRADE for mich COW. brown, gen
tie work horse. work single or double,
$50, years old. 81 Eighth East. Phone
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GOOD RELIABLE man, %. wishes any
kind of respectable work at once. Adj
dress & %. care Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

hold its regular meeting tomorrow Mon
day evening at 7:3O o'clock Christopher
Diehl. Secretary.
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LOST.

NOTICE is hereby given that Creole
Mining Company certificate No 575 tor
] 600 shares. issued to the undersigned,
has been lost from my possession. and all
persons are hereby notified not TO pUr-
chase or negotiate said certificate Jas.
L. Berry, Park City, Utah.
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INSURANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCES

BURGLARY. fidelity and fire. Geo. II
Ingham. 20 W. I'd So.
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RESTAURANT doing first-ciass bus
mess. Must be sold at once. Selling on
account of being unable to give the bust
ness the required amount of time 70 do
it justice. Apply III South Main.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-31
Xmas is Here !
And With It Comes the Rush.

Our big store rs filled with a perfect
thu ong Of anxious shoppers. We have
made preparations to take care of the
We have about IL extra head
'ot help. We deliver all goods We sell
III good time and Santa Clause can be
smiling around our big store all
lie tine. We have good things to sell
to silt everybody; Christmas presents
OF every kind.
Just received today 4 big shipment OF
fine new Dolls, worth 81. 25-marked
Gown to s1.o0-special for Monday
%Jnorning.
We have 70 beautiful Gold Rings left.
We have 5000 Ladies Hats hat We
are selling at less than half price.
Ladies' fine Scratch Felt Hats. that
sold for $1.0o, now sefling for SOC each.
Trimmed Velvet Hats that sold for
50 90. now s1.0o.
$50 pieces Of QuadrUpie Plate Silver
ware We are selling for CSC a piece
"a beautiful line Of China b~ric-a-bracs
all prices from sc upa
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-31
HOME FOLKS.

A student from Huntsville, S. c., at
Davidson college, by the name of Ora
ham McNair. died on the 23rd instant
He was an earnest Christian and faith
full worker.
The increase in property valuation in
North Carolina for 1901. is over 500. 000,-
0Oo-twenty million Of dollars. The val
uation for 1900 was $24O, 747,7 27 while for
for 1901. it is $3.50. SIS. sos. Several coun-
ties-seven, show a decrease which is
bad for them. Forsyth makes greatest
gain. and Wake next. This increase in
80 counties eclipses all previous reports
That law so abused PANIED out we'll il
seems. The Raleigh News and Obser-
yer says: Wake county is the wealth.
lest of all the counties in the state ac-
cording to the new assessment. which
places the valuation of property in the
capital county at S11. 794. 500. Last year
M~ecklenburg led in wealth with a valu-
alton of $50, 900 in excess of that Of
Wake. Forsyth cad with increased
assessments for the year, the amount
being S1,S53, 736. Wake is next with an
increase of s1,044. 744. GuiIford and New
Hanover show nearly a million increase
The increase in Mecklenburg is 1897, 767.
Wayne shows an increase Of 500. 000."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-31
INTERVIEW OF SENATOR SIMMONS.

An interesting report Of a talk with
leigh Post. The new senator chatted
sensibly and interestingly. He found
the enate a dignifed. decorous. labor
o body. without demagogery. The
democrats are something divided, but
will make no compromise as to princi-
pies. He wisely says that these princi-
pies lie at the very roo of our free re-
publican institutions. They differenti-
ate them from the class ridden oil
garchies of the old world. I repeat. we
will not desert them now. 1t will be ex-
ceedingly serviceable to the country II
the democrats shall present a sold front
maintaining fundamental principles n
opposing the bold usurpations and ag-
Gressive movements of the republicans
who have kicked the constitution n
the Declaration Of Independence out Of
court and congress and landed there on
the thither side of ammo domini. Mr..
Simmons Is Of the opinion that his par
ty in the congress will continue it's
steadfast opposition to Capitalization in
- ~ SIoAAN
for equality Of opportunity under the
aw. 1t will continue to stand for econ
omy and honesty in administration. 1t
will continue its fight against monopo-
lies bounties and subsidies, and all other
schemes for the enrichment of the few
at the expense of the many. and which
tend to wrest the control Of the govern
ment from the people and put IT. in the
hands Of special interests" Let that be
done by all means. Let an united de-
termined opposition be made against all
violations Of the organic law. all wild
cat expenditures. all fragrant assaults
upon the freedo and rights of the peo-
pie. all policies and plans that are ex-
IRENE. are radio are subversive. The
senator gives that the democratic
party will fac every new question
which has been c, olved by recent events
with courage. with firmness. but with
conservatism. Its programme will be
n Of progress growth and develop
ment of the productive, industrial and
commercial interests of the country.
Not along lines of greed and barbarity.
but along lines of justice and enlighten-
ed policy, keeping in view always the
great fact that the preservation of
principles of republican constitutional
government is of supreme considera-
ton"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-31
NORTH CAROLINA APPLES.

The Messenger from time tc time as
opportunity afforded has reproduced
any facts as to the growth of the apple
I'm North Carolina 1t has for years
urged upon the people the Importance
lof giving more attention to this crop
IT has again and again asserted that II
has produced apples equal to h very
best every grown in the United States
1t has pointed to the first worlds fair
that held in New York city about 1852
lat which North Carolina fruit growers
received the two highest permiums fol
beating New York state then SC
famous for its superior apples. The two
successful competitors were from Gull
ford county-Lindsay and Westbrook.
believe the former got the highest
prize. From that day to now apples of
very superior kind have been grown
Gilman say some years ago that our
fruit growers were deficient in handling
the apples for market, and that is
doubtless true. The Charlotte Observer
tells how Rev. w. J. Tidball sold his ap-
pies on the trees I'M his small Brushy
farm for $3.50. Dr.. T. A. Ker-
with 120 acres in the same section
something like $500 for the
product Of his orchards. 1t farther says
that Mr.. Moses H. Cones young orchad
IF $1,000 trees at Blowing Rock is a
object lesson of what may
De done in this industry. Many can do
On a smaller scale what hi is doing on
l large one
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-31
GENERAL PICK-UPS.

A youth in Atlanta by the name of T.
wins the Mower-Hobart contest prize.
In seventy hours of severe toll he wrote
1907 words on a postal card. The
highest previous record was $500 words.
In 1850 this country had los savings
banks. with PSI, 354 depositors and $43.-
431, 130 on deposit. But it had only some
2 5000, 900 people. In 1900. with 5000, 900.
there were 1,oo2 savings banks. with
5,S75,456 depositors and 81, 1884, 770,S49 de-
posits. People have learned to save
and invest.
The brave Beers made a very lively
Christmas offering for Kitchener's le-
gions, by fighting five engagements
with terrific vigor. The British loss
was greater han reported.
The London electric project gives
promise of very wonderful results
making over a mile a minute. The road
is to be II miles long and trains are to
make the distance in so minutes. 1t is
proposed to run q Commute service
each way from s o'clock in the morning
until midnight.
The New York Sun is engaged in its
old vicious. disgusting. infamous way
it is now denouncing Dewey, Miles and
Schley. What a vigorous sheet!
Roosevelt has o yet succeeded in
getting a suitable man to succeed Gage
in the treasury department.
For the year 1901 the earnings of the
railroads Of the United States were
$555. 057, STA gain Of $780, .21S owe
1900.