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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-19
YORK RIVER LIME, west TT foIs1
The Fsvorite Route North.

We aIcHMoND
Train No. l6, 80 NJ
li1 oRE LIAIrEp, Daily, except SUNDAY,
for West Point. and Intermediates stations
days ana Fridays with steamer for R&. IT.
more Aonday, "wednesday and Friday.
Train No. IL, $50 p. n.
Loo EXP esq Mon Wednes & Fridays, 70
Wei EUtnt and inferno date staEens. con
kNS>a with stage at Lester manor TO Walker
tCk and TeppaSannock: also at West P0int
W Oh STEAK ers foE Baltimore. stops at all sta
irons.
Train No. "A, 6:ee An.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except Sunday
from Virginia St eet Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for Walkerton and Tap.
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:l5 q. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
nection from Baltimore Wednesdays Fridays
and SaGu days.
IO;46 am. sundays and Nom days
sos p M. Daily, except Sunday from West
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point Monday Wed
nesday and Friday $50 p. NJ. arriving 3alti
more. 500 a. M, Returning leave Baltimore
500 d. IN Friday, Thursday ana SATURDAY
steamers cal at all landings on York
River.
O. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
$40 4. MAin st Richmond, Va.
!. n. GULF, Wa furk,
Tlafhc Manager. cen. Pass. Aga
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third vice-President AID General Manager
Washington, d. c.
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Cures
Weak Men
Free
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

How any man may quickly cure himsalf ,
Yer years or suffering from sexual weakness
IoSt vitality, night losses, varicocele sc snd
enbSrse small weak organs to full slze and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-19

The Gerpan navy costs each IN
habitant Of the empire. less than 25s
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marks a year, whire-the amount spent
by each for alcohol and tobacco is be-
tween so and 60, or "a times as much.
The amount spent year for beer, wine,
whisky and tobacco is 100000 600
marks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-19

TrAins arrive from outh at,Chesapea
onto 1sG 81. 5t&tfoa Sis
80 NJ, da.A-', also, 2 p M daily
Sunday,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-19

some Never outErOv IL.
The only language OF a baby IL q
howl, and that is about the only Ian
guage Of some grown people.-Atchi-
son Globe
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
ooMpANY's JAMEs-RIvER LINN

COMPANIES JAMES-RIVER LINZ
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newpor1
News, ClareElount and James River landings
and Connecting . tOldsPoint and Norfolk 10
Washington, Baltimore and the North.
STEAMER PoCAH0NTAs LEAVES MONDAY, WEI.
NEsDAY AND FRIDAY ATT M.
Eloctrtc-cArs dtrect 10 wharf. Fare only S1.k
and $1-00 to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
and Newport News. Music BY grand Orchea
trion.
Freight received daily from above names
places and Ali points in Eastern Virginia sat
IRWIN wK-sIoKR
Supertntenden
EDWARD Z. BARNRY
General res; Plsntsrs' Bank Baii6ing.
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=. a. =,

BUY, Hen deIson, DurhaU RaIa,ak ~
!snts' and AL points South and SoSfS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-19
D = Pm RICHMOND,
III II " FREDBRICKsBURo
d PoroNAo e.
Sehedule!.in Effect Nov 25, IsC0,
LEAVE RYPD GT aTATTOu

ASSe NNof %Oi 1cNO'
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION,
41O A. M. Daily, for Washington ana
points North. stops ~ Milford
nedertcEseurg and Quaaticx.
Pullman leepers to Washing
IN aud New York
GU Nj iisday only, for washingtoa
nd points North stops at Nj
-, Glen Alen, Ashlsnd Tay-
Guinea, sunnii, FredericSs.
burg, Brooke, whitewater @aa
e:o1 A. n. DaiIv, except unia-, TO,
Washington and Joints North
Stops at Elos, Glen Allen, Ash
LAND, boswell, ~ilford FrederN
tcksburg and Quantico.
washington and points korsS
f a1a. o oo sHSs elsa AIlsH' fATs
ertcksburs ano Qusntico Buf
fet Psrlsr csr. Connects wit21
Congressional Limited
7a' P. NJ. ally for washington .us
points North. tops st Elba
shland, Boswell, Milford Fred
ericl sblrg, Brooke, widewator
lions sundays, sleeper Riof.
Washington 70 Phiiadeiphiss
ARRIVE BYRD-STREKr STATION
81 A. AZ, Daily. stops at w.6e.waksr.
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mfs.
Riba. stops at other stsssa-s
sundays. sleeper New Ts~x 10
Richmond
sos Pm. Daily, except Sunday. sfops q
fredericksburg, Mi ford Dos
well, Ashl,nd, q en- Alkn an
Sloa. ufet Ss.lor car
oiOP M, Daily. Stops only At PrederseSs bar
pDSSweli, ashland anu Ebc.
r ,na w.. cars from New Yoxk
sab p n ny "asnlnston
Stops 4 WiAS-
Sa1nea, WOodslaI,e. 1,..
.oI1' rsnoa, Ruther len Doa.
S si.n Allen Zen, and sis.. Rntrs
ACCOMMODATION TRANS
(Daily except Sunday
s:lsA. n. Leaves Elba for o,,n,,.
s"f. M Leaves Byrd st. for TYsday4.r
s:sS I: n Is sT,Ss, E 9's. for ora; A.al.ns
SIS n n Arrives BYRD street sa.t,no
Cog AZ EredertcksburE
O'O~ r. h's arrives Elba from Ashland
s. A. L. Through TrainS
Via 8. A. L. Junction and q
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STA w1or
20. &O)
IN on!y, Tor WAehinRtou and
points north. tops az Fret1T,r
lcksburR and Q0Antico sl@o,.
ers to New Yorh
Dining car.
900 z NJ Daily, for washiaxac1 s.S
points North. iona ~
fredericksburg snd Qaant,ce
Pullman sIeepers 20 Neg YorS
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
60. &O.)
EN- Z. A.SDaily. Stops only Frederick.
burg and boswell. Ashlan
Sleepsl from New York.
A"s"i e - DAILY. stops Gully FrederIcksburG
boswell and Ashland SIeoDe
from New York Dirinr oSr
w. p. TAYLOR, Traffic ManaSor
EFT d Myers. President.
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Dec. "A, JEFF Bolton,
JAM, 8, Marshall McGreEor,
Feb 0 Alfred Boynton and wife
Feb II Cupid Redding
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A. j. Chewing
Company,
9TH NORTH 10TH ST.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
We can sell you bargains
on easy terms and lend YOU
money at lowest rate. Bust.
ness Con hdentia1. Give us a
call and get the benefit OF
their expe rience. s.22 sn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-15

:. roooTo Balance due County settlenent 6l9 IS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-15
Berkeley County Financial Exhibit.

the Exhibit Settlement Made win he one
M or Year Ending vii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
Wounded Hearts May Be Mended
by Modern Surgery.

Sewing up wound in the heart with
silk thread, however Incredible it may
seem to laymeTs. is nevertheless a FEAST
be operation and one that has been
successfully performed a number or
times in the history of surgery. accord
ing to the statements Of some Of the
leading surgeons of this city. A num-
Der OF local surgeons We're seen yester-
DAY and asked fer an opinion On the
possibility of-naes operation vseserfbed in
the Associated Press dispatch from ST.
louis. which stated that three stitches
mad been taken in the heart of a man
VINO mad been stabbed Without exc p
ton they said that stiture OF the heart.
Whlie comparatively new thing in
surgery, had nevertheless been proven
by experiment TO be = a rraet icable
operation under certain circumstances.
ana mat cases Of successful suture of
the heart were on record.
-the toca1 surgeons who were asked
tor an opinion. on The matter said that
the possibility Of sewing up 2 wound
OF the heart was dependent entirely
upon the nature of. the wound. and wa
possible only when the wound was such
mat the loss of blood. through it was
not sufficient to place the patient in a
naoribund condition. before the opera
ton could be performed. The wound
must pc OF such a nature that the con-
tractlon and expansion OF the heart
would hold the incision closed sniff
Gentry te prevent bleeding to death be-
lore the gar. could be seWed.
"Suture of the heart under certain
circumstances said DR.. Pinkertons of
~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23

ST Ma1y's hospital has been done
and it has been proven 10 be feasible.
No one here. though, has had a chance
to try it, and I, in my twenty years
experience in surgery. have never had
the fortune to see such a case, but
cases in which the operation was per
formed are on record.
DR.. Pinkefton then read from a late
surgical work the following extract,
which refers to a paper written by DR..
Elsberg, an eninent authority on heart
wounds and their treatment:
Suture of the heart was first proved
to be feasible by experiments upon ami
mails. Elsberg says that UP to the
time his article was written C99) the
heart in human beings had been SUI
tured nine times
Dr. Keogh said: lowing to the Pc
cuiiar nature of the heart, an obiique
wound in it like the one described in
may penetrate into the Nentricle,- might
be successfully sutured- The. contract
i've power which to a greater degree
than IN almost any other muscle exists
IN the heart muscle, might hold the lips
of such a wound tightly enough to-
gether to prevent death from bleeding
before the wound could be sutured.
Under these circumstances, only could
a suture OF the heart be performed. 4
The wonderfuls thing about the OPP
Grafton was not the sewing of the
hearts though that is most delica te
and remarkable operation, but the fact
that the wound was held together by
the heart in such way that the pa
tient didn't bleed. to death before an
operation could be performed. le
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
Diagnosis by Vibration Instead
of by Sound.

DR.. f. w. whitney treated the SAT-
Lake Medi@2l society last evening to
an agreeable surprise in demonstrating
to his fellow practitioners the utility of
nediate-ralpation, a means discovered
by HIM in. accentuating and nlagpifying
physical sounds in diagnosing affec-
tons of the respiratory and circnIa tory
orEap and also TO definitely determine
bone frac tures. ff ~
In his paper on the subject Dr. Whit
ney drew attention 70 the fact that by
the use of the modern phonendeseope
the vibratory thrill sensed by the tao
tile nerves is. intesified if the instru-
ment Invested of its 'r5lbber tubes. is
held in the hand, thus receiving the re-
vibrations duplicated by passing
through it into the hand AS the doc
tor stated 1t takes the place of a
sounding board and in practice is Of
great utility in fitting the double office
of auscultation and pafpitation. He
showed how servieeable his discovery
woCI@ be in. determining the presence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
ESCAPED THE BIG STORM
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins Return from
the East

Senator Joseph L. Rawlins arrived
home yesterday morning, accompanied
by Mrs. Rawlins and their son Athol-
They came direct from Mercerburg,
Pa, and We're Just one hour ahead of
the terrible storm that swept over. vest
ern Pennsylvania, and Ohio An hour
after they passed all trains were
blocked Senator and Mrs RawlinS
were held UP for thirty-eight hours in
Nebraska by the terrific snowstoTm
that swept over that section while they
We're on their way east a month ago.
All friends of the family viii be
pleased to know that Athol Rawlins
will. suffer no bad results from his re-
cent illness and the operation he was
forced 10 undergo. His case was a
serious one, and nothing but the very
best Of surgical treatment saved his
life The family started for nome as
soon as the boy was able to travel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
ELGIN CREAMERY SALE.
Nebraska Men Buy Half Interest IN
Conn many

Nebraska Men Buy Half Interest IN
Company. AKA
A change in the ownership of half
the capital stock OF the Eigin Cream
cry company took place yesterday,
when Captain ]. e. HiIl,1C. H. WILSON
and G.. H. tWelch of Lincoln. Neb.,
bought at par the holdings of G.. H.
worse and George rNfcCarrell. The dr.
recterate was at once reorganized' by
the election of Captain Hill as presi-
dent and Mr.. Wilson as secretary and
treasurer. John "A. Hobbs was re-
elected vice President and manager
and the other director retained is
George @. Armstrong The company's
capital stock is fixed at $4,000 and the
portion represented In the transfer is
half Of the entire capital. -a 49,
Captain Hill was formerly. state treas
urer of Nebraska, and until he settles
up his affairs at Lincoln his son, J. e.
Hill, jr,, win represent him here, Mr.
wilson is experienced in the creamery
business, and the intention is to make
the Elgin take rank with the best in
stitutions of the kind in the east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23

daughters of the first wife, long since
deceased, are excluded from participa-
tion in the distribution, for the reason
STATED, that they have been given prop
eIty heretofore sufficient to constitute
q run share for each of them ar
a concbdding provision stated in the
VIII is that If any Of the children
f snail become unrulyy ungoVernable or
fepelllous. or shall contest the VIII"
he or she shall not be entitIad5 to apx
snare IN the estate while so opposing
the others, but at any time before
flIiat distribution any rebeHiotls heir
upon sincerely repenting, reforming and
DeSomlngl ooedient and united in feel
ing with the rest of the family ssbaII
tbencefarth be entitled to an equal
share in the estate 1,i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23


OF fluid in the pleural cavity, and men
toned also its worth in diagnosing the
many various affections of the lungs
ana heart.
DR. McElroy stated that on the sug-
gestion of DR.. Whitney he had used the
new method Of determining Migratory
thrills on an intensified scale, and he
mad no hesitancy. in pronouncing the
new idea as one OF great merit from a
medical STANDPOINT.
Or. Whitney was the recipient of
hearty CONGRATULATIONS from the assem-
bled medicos on his demonstration of
his new method of diagnosing by vibra-
ton.
After DIT Whitney's subject was dis
posed OF the members of the society in
dulged in an animated and profitable
discussion of Or. Harvey Reeds trea-
tise on mountain fever. Several of the
members expressed the opinion that
mountain fever is modified form of
typhoid fever, Others held that it is
more in The nature of bilious. remit
tent fever. and few believed 1t is a
type of malaria. tta2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
W. Il. Folsom's VIII Excludes
RebeIlious Heirs.

The win of William H. Folsom who
died in this city on March 20, at the
age of SO years, was filed for probate
yesterday in the district court By his
WIDOWS, Elizabeth Gregory Folsom and
Lovinia Fluff Folsom. who are named
in he Will as executors. to serve with
out bonds. THE petition will be heard
on May j. The decedent left unim-
proved real property in North Salt
Lake worth $1,000, and By the terms
OF the viii the sifteen sons and daugh-
tefs of the petitioners and the widows
themselves arctic share equally in the
your gest child is of the age of 70 sears
bu- the distributions is 20 take sIlace
within three years from the death of
the testator The three sons and three
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
Real Estate transactions.

Wilhenmina c. Peterson to Emily L.
Peterson, 2i2x5 rods northeast from
south half of lot 4, block 81 plat 3 IS
Simon BaTnberger ct al. to A. r.
Lundfn, lots q and Is, block II,
Charles L. Rose to BodelI c. Jensen.
lots q and p. block il, Forest Dale.
Moline State Savings bank TO Emil
Glaitti. lot 81 and west ham OF lot
%, block !, Harrington d. & n.
Christian Stehensen TO Carl G.
Berg. SKI rods in lot D. block 70,
f1ve-acre plat a .-.......-....-......-.-
Christian Sseffensen to ]. c. Chris
Jensen. 3 rods by 115 feet in lot 3,
Jopn kirkman. jr, TO Henry Kirk
man., 10xl1a rods southwest from
S3s rods west Of the northeast cor
ner of lot s. block 20. plat F..-. =
Jane Z. Piper to Isabelle McKibben,
lx9x49s feet northeast from 9S feet
east of the southwest corner of lot
2. block IL plat F.-................ 81
Kate NJ. HofStra to Henry Bluett.
lots 80 and Al, block 10, Arlington
William II. Hamilton 10 John c.
Hamilton ct al. % acres in the
northeast quarter of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of section 6, township 2 south,
range east $500.
w. 4. DeGroet to Mary B. Freeze.
10 acres in the northeast quarter
of section 10, township 2 south.
range east ........-... 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION .

j. Hughes. of Stockton is at the White
House.
Arnold G. Giauque Of the board of edu-
cation is quite i'll at his home $50
Michael Gibbons came in from Bingham
last evening. He is at the White House
John Sparks is At the Kenyon, coming
in last evening from his ranch at Reno.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Love-, children
and maid, Of Grand Rapids Mich, are al
the Knutsford. s ets-f
Roy Hughes has returned from an ex-
tended trip to California, visiting SaI
Franchises Los Angeles and other points
of interest ts
Ed G.Ivins of the EDITORIAL staff of the
Butte fntermountain arrived in the city
last evening to visit week with OLE
friends before going to California ane
then to New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
HELPED BY SALT LAKE.
Secretary Martin Says Livestock As
ISOLATION is Growing.


Secretary c. F, Martin of she National
Livestock association was in Zion i've
hours yesterday. He is on his way to
Denver, after a few weeks circulation
among the stock growers Of Montana.
Wyoming and Dakota in the interest of
the association
The association never made a. wiser
move than that which brought the COM
vention TO Salt Lake last January said
Mr.. Martin, as recent events have DEM
onStrated. Since our meeting here We
have had over thirty applications from
faiS associations for membership in the
national body. That breaks all records.
The chief reason was. believe. the
splendid way in which the Salt Lake r.
perS handled the convention and asiGe
from that. there is no doubt that the
meeting in the far west gave the stock
growers of the intermountaiH region a
better idea of the organization and. its
advantages They are all hocking in now
ard by next January the association VIII
be much stronger than it was in Salt
Lake"
Ar. Martin says the cattlemen of the
northwest are prosperous generally, but
sheepmen are complaining of the low
price of wool A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23

horses that ara now on their way is an
hffglSh Suffolk Punch, and the last OF
the SIX IS an English hackney. This
hackney is from the Vanderbilt stables
IN New York and was a prize winner. a +
toe last great horse show in Madison
Square, Gardens sfshe six animals 'a-ra
yalued at $12, 600. Mr. Rae was notified
% wire yesterday that the horses were
ON the way from Wisconsin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
Insurance. COmpany Of North
America.

G2AAA(A ASSAs ~ teftt- ,.-
1.-The. name and location
OF the company, The In
SJTance Company of
North America, Phiia-
a.-Nsmr Of president.
Greyilie Is. Fryer 80
THE amount of rs capital
stock is ,.-... -....-.-....$ 10000 90
stock paid up is .......e 100000 90
sets ,::.....;;-.,..,:. s.5ls.soS %
.5.......:.i.',, 7.71,754 $
saiehdsr. Year sss7.o7s :.
dltures during the pre-
49, ceding calendar year -, 6lU,104 III
1o.-Tne amount of losses paid
during the preceding
z1s calendar year iI.s..... =. 3,Sg1, 695 81
1.-THE amount of risks writ
Z - ten during the year s.le 95S1 ,2S9 O6
12--The amount of risks in sa
force at The end Of the
STATE Of Utah. OFFICE of Secretary OF
OIate--SS.: lr
STATE OF the State of Utah, do hereby GER
thy that tbs above. named insurance com
pany has filed in my Officb a detailed
statement of its condition, from wnich
pared, and that the said company has II
all other respects compiled with the laws
Of the state relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof / have here
lSeaD unto set my hand and affixed tht
graf seal OF the state OF Utah this
Fourteenth day of February. A. d
JeT. HAMMOND.
Secretary of State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
ANNUAL srATFmEN
ANNUAL STATEMENT,
For theeyear erlding. Dec. 81, 1900 of tn
condition of the
Aetna Life Insurance
Company.

~ .
The name, and location
asa Of the company Aetna
rs Life Insurance Com,
pany, Hartford, Conn.
e sSs 81 q, B8ike,e,,p resioenf'
3.--Nan1e of secretary
j. L. English. F5ee 80
1.-THE amount OF its capital
stock is .;,.....e.;s 100000 %
stock paid 10 IS .,.. t..a L75oooo %
sets IS $3.50, 5e14i.s5l 50
-, p..,,.. 5s,77s.s7s 81
during the preceding
~ calendar year -.....--... Io6I1,o 45 16
-9.-The amount OF its expen- 1
ditures during the pre-
1850 eeding calendar year - 1888, a64 10
10.-The amount ofsioSses paid ~
during the preceding,
calendar. year --.-----s- {, 6SI 267 o.
1.-The amount OF risks writ
= teaa curing the year. 50 32l 947 On
I2.-The amount OF risks in
-i force at1the end CT the Hft
az year .----- ,..-.....-.-...-. 49, 92, SIC 90
state Of Utah, office of Secretary. Of
James T Ham1aord. Secretary. Of
State of the state of Utah do hereby ceaf--
tify that the absve named Insurance COM
pany has fled in ny office a detailed
statement of its condition. from which
the foregoing statenaent has been pre-
pared, and that The said company has in
OF the state Teiating 70 insurance
In testimony whereof / have here
tSeal) 4nto set my hand and affixed the
srsat seal of the state of Utah this
twentieth day of March, A. d 1901
= j. T. HAMMOND. :
Secretary Of State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23

Headache Saps Your Vitality
and wrecks the brain. One dose OF
Shernan's Headache Cure will cure
you. You swallow a pill. and the head
ache is gone. They cure neural gia.
25c. and 10c. a box. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23

pany- This win put $4,000 into eircu-
lation. as the capital stock of the con-
Germ is 500, 900.
The bank clearingss yesterday were
S521, 061-65. compared with 1851, 00453 for
the corresponding day of last year.
The board of directors of the Utah
Sugar company win hold a meeting
some day this week for the purpose of
electing a president to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of George @. Cam
non. At the last meeting the directors
adjourned subject to the call of Vice
President Z. r.. Cutler.
By the terms Of a warranty deed
fled for record yesterday with the
county recorder, Wilhelmus T. De
Groot and wife of Murray have con-
veyed to Mary b Freeze. for a stated
consideration of $500, ten acres of
land in the northeast quarter of sec
ton 10. township . south, range 1
east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
a Fine Orchard.

s. G. Sudbury Of Brighton has un-
shaken faith in Utah, fruit. He is put
ting out LEO young trees this spring.
mostly apple. peach and pear. This
viii give him an orchard of $500 trees
and he expects to take a sbasketful of
premiums away FROM the state fair
this year His oldest trees are now z
years old and are in fine condition for
bearing. AF. Sudbury says the pros
poets for fruit thi-, spring could not be
better. There. has been no frost IL
inJlTe the. buds. and he is of the-opin-
ion that thef season is now so late
that there will be none. Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-23
Six $4,000 Stations Purchased
by Salt Lake Man.

James Rae has taken a step that VIII
pc Oh much interest to the horsemen
of Etah. On Friday he win receive
from Wisconsin six exceptionally fine
stations II Two. zof them are French
Percherons. imported from France:
two are Clydesdafes3 Imported from
Scotland. These animals were well up
among gthe prize winners at the last
horse show in Chicago. Apather of the
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