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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

10 assess the damages, but the court
denied the motion A demand was then
made for the county commissioners 10
arsess the damages which demand
was also denied. The court held that
the defendants had not compiled with
the requirements OF the statute In re-
lation TO demanding a trial by jury
0nd hence 1t was the duty OF the court
to assess the damages. Further trial
Of the case was continued at adjourn
ing time yesterday until Monday.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been an extremely ac.
tive one In local stocks, and brokers
report transactions amounting to at
least $4,000 In Amalgamated sugar pre-.
ferred Cmost OF which went at sos OO)
and Utah Sugar which sold all the way
from $li25 to $3.50. Broker Burton
making very large transactions be-
tween $3.50 and sl7.SO. The immense
run being made by the Lehl factory
and the excellent record Of the beets
grown In the Bear River valley, are set
down as the contributing causes OF the
advance. Deseret Savings has ad-
vanced 10 $3.50. 90 bid, and Consolidated
Wagon preferred stands at sl0i. so with
the dividend OF Size per share payable
on NOV 10. Following are the latest
quotations.
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The condemnation proceedings in the
case Of the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company against the Horn Silver
Mining company was up for trial be-
fore Judge Stewart yesterday. Some
time ago the plaintiff was allowed 10
occupy the premises pending the hear
Ing OF the suit under bonds in the sum
uf $4,000 The hearing on yesterday
was 10 determine the right Of plain.
tiff TO have the property condemned
for railroad purposes and TO assess de-
PENDANTS damages for such condemna.
ZION. Judge stewart ruled yesterday
that the property should be condemned.
The defendants then demanded a Jury
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CALIFORNIA ASSESSES.
Twelve Thousand Dollars Is Called
For TO Help Make Mine.

The California directors yesterday
levied an assessment Of cents a share
on It's capital stock OF 100000 shares
which win make the action a source
q revenue to the extent OF $1,000 Pay
mcnts are due az once and after Nov.
% win be delinquent with the sale daj
set for Dec. 20 The revenue from
this action viii be used to relieve
financial embarrassments and to con-
t'nue development work among whloh
Is n contemplated shaft on the com
pany's patented ground.
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Nandrlver to Sink SHAH.

The directors Of the Naldrlver have
chosen G. l.. Rood as general superln-
tendent and Prof O. A. Palmer Us
consulting engineer, IL was also deter.
mined to operate the property indepen-
dent Of the ontario workings and to
that end a double compartment shaft
win be begun at once, A hosting plant
yin also be installed.
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OFFICIALS STILL HERE.
San Pedro and Oregon Short Line
Men Hard at work.

j. Ross Clark, r. T.. Gibbon, r. II.
Wells, Engineer Mccartney and other
San Pedro officials, accompanied by a
number Of Short Line officials and Resi-.
dent Engineer Ashton went out over the
bennington cutoff past Lake Point In
special yesterday afternoon. After
thoroughly inspecting the work that
had been done and that now In progress
on the big cut the party returned to
town.
This morning all parties interested In
the pending deal We're closeted In ses-
sion going over data and blue prints
OF the right-of- under consldera'
ton
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Beauttful Comulexioos

Are spoiled by using any kind
OF preparation that fills the pores OF the
skin. The best way 10 secure A clear
complexion, free from sallowness. pim.
pies, blotches, etc, is to keep the liver
In good order. An occasional dose OF
Herblne win cleanse the bowels, regu.
late the liver, and so establish a clear.
healthy complexion. 5oe at z. C. NJ. L.
Drug Dept.
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MACHINERY FOR lone,
Park Valley Property 10 Install
Plant,

The lone OF Park valley which Is
under the supervision Of T. W. Mao
sen il making preparations to begin ar
active development Of It's property. us
holdings We're recently strengthened BY
nine additional claims and valuable
water privileges and now gasoline
engine, compressor and drills will be
inftalled for the purpose OF exploring
the grounds which give encouraging
6howings at the surface and from the
work done In the way Of gold bearing
oies. This property IL a neighbor to
and closely allied with the Century
which is performing admirably.
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Ogden Mining Company.

ogden, Oct. 25.-Artcles of incorpora-
ton of the Crystal Carbonate Mining
company with ogden as its principal
place OF business, have been filed with
the county clerk. 1t Is capitalized for
5000, divided into shares Of the value
Of 81 each. It's holdings are situated in
the Lava Creek mining district Blaine
county, Ida, and consist Of three
claims. The officers OF the company
are f. g. Burt, president. j. W Walk
er, vice president; ]. II. Knauss, secre-
tary, and n. y Ryan. treasurer, These
with j. w. Guthrie, j. ID. Carnahan and
]. s. G.. Langsdorf form the directorate.
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MIR. Hammond Mt Tonopab.

yohn Hays Hammond. the eminent
mining expert, is visiting Tonopah,
Ney, Just In whose interest he has
l@en called to that camp is not known
hut the output and prospects for In
crease is such as TO attract investors
from wide range Of country.
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RIGBY, IDAHO.
sURFEIr OF POLITICS.
Fair Prices for Grain but Potatoes
Are Very Cheap.
specIal CorrespOndence.

Special Correspondence,
Rlgby, Fremont Co., Ida. Oct. 3d.
The people here are surfeited with
politics az the present time. on Mon
day evening, oct 20, Messrs. Soule and
Clay instructed an audience on the
great advantages of Republican doc
trine and management; on Tuesday
evening Messrs. Williams and Cameron
enthused their hearers with the gran.
deur OF Sociaistlc ideas; and on
Wednesday,in addition TO a short pithy
address in the afternoon by Hon. VII
liam j. Bryan from the platform OF
his private car, Messrs. Waldram, Kim.
ball and Miller explained why people
should adhere TO Democratic principles
and elect Democrats to office
Some time early last spring your cor
respondent sent to the News" an ac-
count Of an attack upon Mr.. Halloran,
our saloonkeeper, In which. among 9TH
er things, II was stated that the latter
fought bravely In defense OF both money
and life being about as willing to part
with the one as the other. Mr.. Halloran
feels that In this he was misrepresented
and an injustice done him, which has
caused former friends to enquire about
his misery tendencies hence your cor
respondent takes occasion TO say that
the above statement was based on ru-
NOR, and that so far as the writer
knows Mr., Halloran attends to his own
business pays his way, and conducts
himself as a gentleman.
LOW PRICE FOR POTATOES.
Threshing is almost over; the grain
crops have yielded well and grain is
bringing fair price. Large quantities
OF potatoes are being dug and mar
keted the price paid at the cars being
20 cents per 100 pounds. and that In
trade rather than In cash.
Some Of the young people are attend
Ing school at the Kicks academy Rex
burg, and others are expecting to 20
shortly,
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WILL INVESTIGATES.
Hartman Appoints Sub. Committee
To Investigate Grievances OF Men.

New York, Oct. 25.--E. II, Hartman
has, according TO American, appointed
a subcommittee OF the directors to take
up the alleged grievances Of the Union
Pacific and the Southern Pacific EN-
plOyes,
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Oct. 25.-Butter--Re'
cents, 3,4O0 packages, steady. STATE
dairy, 1924; creamery, extra, "
creamery, common to choice, 1s9Q22is
Eggs-Receipts, $500 packages, hrn.
State and Pennsylvania, 22Q2b; west
ern candled. 22424.
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Got Good Price,

South Omaha, Nebraska, Oct. o.
a nice bunch OF Idaho lambs sold on
The South Omaha market last week for
sD.25, the highest price secured there
In thirty days. The well known firm
OF Nye and Buchanan Co. made the
sale
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Bank clearings throughout the United
Staes and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Oct "a. 1902, were:
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City ...s 4O57,O54 -. s.S
Totals U, S, -. -, 1856 14l,O2 ISL 80.
outside n. Y. .... S59770,6l6 1917 80.
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PRODUCE
NEW YORK.

New York. Oct. 25.--Wheat--Receipts,
1871 bushels, Opened and then eased
off under liquidation inspired by large
northwest receipts and low English
markets. December, 7I%g77B; March,
777L
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Republican County Ticket,

For County Commissioner a-year term
W. w. WILSON.
For County Commissioners 2.yea,
term.
JAMES II. ANDERSON,
HENRY N. sTANDIsH.
For Clerk,
JOHN JAMES.
For Treasurer,
w. o, CARBIS.
For Sheriff,
c. FRANK EMERY.
For Auditor,
I. NJ. FISHER.
For Assessor,
BEN r. ELDREDGE.
For Recorder,
WALTER ]. MEEKS.
For Attorney.
GEORGE WEsTERVELT.
For Surveyor.
JOSEPH b. SWENsoN.
For Justice Of the Peace for Salt
Lake Precinct,
FRANK II. CLARK.
For Constable for Salt Lake Precinct
WILLIAM F. HILLS.
A VOTE for the Republican Ticket & 1
Vote for National Honor, Integrity and Pro.
psrity
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
MORNING CALL.

Daly-2OO at l.a9: 200 at 200
May Day-S0O at 2lh; 6000 az 2lia
buyer 30 days. 800 at q 500 at II
buyer 60 days; 1900 at 2OA.
Sacramento. 900 al 25c.
Star Cons0lIdated-5oO az 23h l.l0o
at 2Sk. i,O00 at 2SH,
Callfornla--6,l0O at So; 1000 at S5ia
70 Ter 60 days; 100 at 36h 1000 at 80,
seller So days 500 nj 30, seller SO days.
b0t al 357s, seller 30 days.
Century-70O at 90: 200 az 9ii5 500
AZ 9S, buyer 60 days 400 at 81: 100 at %.
500 at 95. seller 60 days; 300 at IS. 80
az "a; 1900 al 90, seller 60 days; 100 at
eGh; 100 at 9JH 100 az 95a 500 at 9'h,
buyer 30 days 100 M s4ia.
La Reine-l,O00 az I.
Martha Westinghouse 900 at rs.
Victor-60o al 49,
'Nabash-2OO al LIS: 800 at IN; 100
nj LIE; 100 at LIS, seller 80 day. 400
at LIS: LOO at Ia; 800 at La seller
81 days; 200 at i.7Sla 500 at i.1iis. buy
e. 30 days
OPEN BOARD
Lower Mammoth-ioo al i.6os: go
al 1.63.
Ilntle sam-2OO at Box.
Century-1,oo0 at %. seller 80 days;
Goo at ssis: 200 al sSi. coo at 80; 500
At 90. 200 at o. buyer 20 days.
Joe Bowers, 800 az ?.
Tetro--l 900 at 23S.
wabash-2Oo at LIS; 200 at la; 200
1T 1.74h.
-Judge--l00 at 1910.
Eaildriyer--S0o at LIS.
New York--S0Q at -; zoo at 81 700 al
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Oct. 25.-Wool-Territory
and western medium. 16QlS; line, Zg
1914; coarse, 12ql5.
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BANK STA TEMENT.

New York Oct 25,--The statement of
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows:
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire TO A. A. Gibson
e. Co, 215 South Main street,
Saturday, Oct. %,
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LOW PRICE FOR POTATOES.
INTER-MouSrAiS PIPE co.

Manufacturers Of wire-wound Wood
en- Pipe For prices and information
address 7. o. Box 1905, Salt Lake City.
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TintIc shipnents.

During the past week shipments have
been made 10 the smeiters In the val
Icy from the Tintic district as follows:
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. ,25.--Cattle-R Receipts,
800 Nominal Good to prime steers
.00d8 .00 poor 10 medium 3.i5q6.75;
stockers and feeders 2,00q4.15; cows
/. 25d4 so: heifers 2.00d5. %, Gamers
L. 25d2 40: bulls 20Oa4.5O; calves $500
Z CO., Texas fed steers 3.0Oa4 90; west
ern steers 3.5OG6.0O.
Hogs-Reeeipts, today, $4,000; Mon
day, 10000: left over, 1000. Opened
strong. Mixed and butchers 6.55a6,s5;
good to choice heavy 6.SOn7.OO rough
heavy $685. 20: light 6.25q6.SO, bulk
OF sales 6.65q6.S5.
Sheep Receipts. 1000. Steady Lambs
steady. Good TO choice wethers $500
4 90. fair TO choice mixed 2.3OM3.50,
western sheep 2.GOGS.75; native lambs
3. 50Q5. so; western lambs 3.75G5.O0.
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sheep--Recelpts. 1900. Steady. Good
fat muttons, 3.O0Q375; lambs, 4.OQi.5O.
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BONDS.

Salt Lake stands sixteenth this week
In the bank clearlngs list published by
Bradstreet, the figure FOR this city be-
ing N0570A, a decrease OF 9.S per cent
under the corresponding week Of last
year. Helena has decrease OF 222
per cent, and Denver a decrease OF &C
per cent
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MONEY AND BONDS.

MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominal, no loans to-
day. Prime mercantile paper per
cent.
tSerling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S6lh0
iSeh for demand, and at 4S3A GiS8ia
for so days. Posted rates, asa and
ASIA; commercial bills, 4s2la@AS3
Mexican dollars--39%.
Government bonds, steady, refundlng
2s registered, no. refunding 2s coupon,
llti 3s registered, lOS: 3s coupon, l0S&
new As registered 1854; new As coupon
lS7; old a. registered. Ill old Is cou-
JOh, III; 5s registered, 1854; IS coupon,
1875.
Bar sllyer-5O%.
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds,
arm,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco Oct 25.--Wheat--
Strong; Dec, 133s; May, LS4h; spot
strong. 132MQ1.S5.
Corn--Large yellow, firm, l.5O.
Barley-Strong, Dec, l.22h; May
L24h; cash, 1.22is.
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WOOL.

Liverpool, Oct. 25.--Close: Wheat
Dec, Is l0d March, Is l0%d.
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SUGAR.

Sugar. raw. FIRM fair refining, Lilo;
centrifugal, SO test, 33s molasses sugar,
1916; refined, firm; crushed, 5,l5;
powdered. AIS; granulated. 4.65.
COFFEE.
Conee--Quet; No. Z Rio, 5as.
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q; 900 at 70, seller 30 days. 100 at siHi
RICHES OF ToNoPAH.

Totals ..,". ."..".so,lOO 49,
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Bradstreet, the figure FOR this city be-
ing A051,054, decrease Of 9.S per cent
under the corresponding week Of last
year. Helena has decrease OF Z2.2
per cent, and Denver a decrease OF &C
per cent .
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows
+. Il. Snyder, corner Center and Fir
streets. brick cottage $500
Ed Johnson, A6 Commercial street.
second story addition, $500.
c, W. Mldgley, Third South. between
Second and Third East, two brick cot
tages, $1,000
A. =. Ilrrd 7Sl Seventh street, two
brick cottages, $500.
Mrs. Marion Dunn, Richards street
brick store, 81 400
w. H. Hillard. 1866 Washington ave.
nue.. frame cottage, $3.50.
James r. Davidson. agent, corner
West and South Temple, five stores
$1,000.
Geo NJ. Bldwell, 727 south West TEN.
pie. frame cottage, $1,000
Farley Petit, Princeton avenue, brick
cottage, $500
Mrs. Jennie Browning. Blain avenue
brick cottage. $500.
]. J. Smell, So Commercial street, two.
story brick, $500.
Total, Ne,i50.
Manager Grosh OF the General Flec.
trio company has Just closed a third
contract with the Bamberger-De La
Mar company, amounting TO $1,000 for
motors OF from one TO 70 horse power
for the mill at De la Mar. and for
five ton electric locomotive 60 operate
In the tunnel. Putting this machinery
into operation will reduce very much
the expenses In handling the mines
heavy output OF ore. Manager Grosh
has also closed a contract with the
Sheha Mining company Of Ibapah FOR a
10 Kilowatt, three phase generator. and
~ horse power motor. The generator
VIII be driven by water wheel. and
the power viii be transmitted 20 the
mines 10 drive the compressor for $3.50
: contract has also been made with the
Silver Shield Mining company Of Bling.
ham Tor a three tons electric locomO.
tive. also generator and motor. the
power 20 be taken from the Telluride
company's wires. The current will he
transformed from alternating 20 d.
rect The value Of this order is 1850.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, oct 25.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS 600, market steady. Native steers.
4.j0dS00. cows and heifers. 300uit0;
western steers. 3J0d575. Texas steers,
3 i0ai50; COWS aid heifers. 275qAOe;
Gamers, 1.75Q2S0; stockers and feed
els. 2.T56l90; calves. 100000; bulls
stays, etc, 2.0QQA25.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. market shade
lover Heavy, 6.6bG6,75; mixed, soc
G.75: light, 6.15d6S0; pigs. 600q6.5O,
bulk Of sales 610d67sii.
sheep Receipts 100; market, steady
Fed muttons. yearlings, 330iS.69'
wethers, 90Od34o; ewes, 25odS.2J;
common and stockers. L75QS.25; lambs,
3O1IbO0.
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Kansas City. Oct. 25.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000: Texans unchanged, native
steers, is0G7a5, Texas and indian
steers, 2lodL20 Texas cows, 2.SOdS,0O;
native cows and heifers, l.5Oa40O;
stockers and feeders, 2.OG4.S5; bulls, lSO
dS.25; calves 100000.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market weak TO
Toe lower: bulk OF sales. 6.65d6.72la;
heavy, e.e5d675; packers, s.eOaes7h;
medium, 665d6.75; light. e57hq667h;
workers., 6.6sd6e7h; pigs, 5.5oQ6.55.
No sheep.
DENVER.
Denver Oct. .--Cattle-Receipts $50.
Firm. Beef steers, 3506i.50; cows. $50
d25o, feeders. freight paid TO river, $50
aA25; stockers, 3Ooa40O; bulls, stays,
etc, i-50d30o.
Hogs-Receipts, 100. Lower. Light
packers. 6.s5Qs.7o; mixed. sso9esA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
NEW PARK THEAT RE-

Quaint. simple and unpretentious plays,
stage creations that have homely natur-
alness for their handspring, that offer no
solutions OF social problems, that indulge
in no cynical aspersions on the morals OF
society. have always had the generous
encouragement that the American people
give to honest purpose and earnest en-
deavor. or such plays "Ole Olson" In
which Mr.. Ben Hendricks. a popular ana
talented comedian is appearing, is
conspicuous example.
The continued and never broken success
of "Ole Olson" gives ample answer to the
captious critic who wishes his theatrical
morsel highly spiced and then treated to
a dash OF dramatic tobasoo sauce. "ole"
may be a trife sentimental, he may
have the old fashioned opinion as TO
honesty being the best policy. and II IL
for this and similar qualities that he APP
peals with striking force TO the great
mass of people whose illusions about life
have not been poisoned and whose beliefs
are founded I'm good old fashioned faith
In humanity and goodness.
In portraying the Swedish character
with "Ole" as a type. MT. Hendrlcks
gives a sterling picture In which lights
and shades are skilfully handled. The
qualities which have made the sons of the
Northland take rank with our best ciu-
zens. are brought out with truthfulness
and naturalness, and presented with all
the effect Of the actors best art. The
presentation OF this play by Mr.. Hen
bricks and his company at the Park The
atre during the coming week Is sure to
find a generous response from the local
theatregoers.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

The annual meeting for the election OF
officers OF the Ivy Social club was held In
the rooms OF the organization at IL Ben
tley street. The attendance was very
large and the meeting was called TO or
der by President Joseph Manning. The
report Of the various officers and com
mi,tee showed that the association was
IN a fiourishing condition with good bal
ance I'm the treasury The election result
ed In the choice of the following Presi-
dent. &. Henry Richards; vice president
William X. Comrle; recording secretary,
John con; financial secretary, Harry
Manchester. treasurer, Augustus Ander-
son.
Several changes were made In the by
laws and the club starts on new year
under very favorable circumstances. The
committee will be announced later and ar
rangements will be made for series OF
social events 10 be held during the WIN
ter. 49,
About thirty of the friends ~ Miss
Catherine McEnerney paid her a surprise
visit at her home So Second street, last
evening. the company including friends
mostly from the Davol Rubber company,
providence. Miss McEnerney was taken
completeiy by surprise but the merry
makers soon made themselves at home
ana an ENJOYABLE evening was passed. Pi-
ano and mandolin solos were rendered by
Mr. Mclaughlin and the hostess played
several selections on the harmonioa
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LABOR 60 siEls Notes

At meeting OF the Carriage Painters
union. held in the Labor Temple, their
delegate 10 the central body reported one
carriage shop on the unfair list and they
propose to make this one come to terms.
The next regular meeting OF the local
Providence Bartenders union. No. no
will be held on Sunday, Oct ., at 2:D
p. m. at rs Dorrance street. and large
attendance IL requested and expected.
Providence local Team Drivers union
will hold very important meeting In
their hall, q Market squire tomorrow
afternoon. All members are especially
requested to be present
The Pawtucket coal teamers got a
raise In wages today. This was the DAY
set for the coal teamers 90 strike In that
city Organizer Grace OF the lnterna-
tional union has been I'm that city for the
last three days and succeeded In getting
the dealers 10 grant n raise In wages as
follows: s. for one-horse to Sil. 81 for
two-horse to Sl2. $13 for three horse
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AT LAKEWOOD
Republicans Nominate a Ticket
for Fourth District Of Warwick.

The Republicans of Lakewood, compris-
ing the Fouth district of Warwick, held
their caucus last evening and nominated
the following ticket:
District moderator for ensuing year
Joseph p. Burlingame; district clerk, for
ensuing year, Alexander NJ. Robertson;
town committee, Andrew b. Brown, c.
Edward Glover; delegates TO state con-
vention, George F. Sheldon, Howard NJ
Smith; delegate 10 town convention,
Frank Cole.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Glover and unanimously passed.
Resolved That the delegate TO the
electors OF the Fourth district of the
town OF Warwick, in caucus assembled.
hereby indorse the following candidates
for election In November. 1892: Repre-
sentative Joseph p. Burlingame; mem
ber of town council Sylvester X. M.
Robertson; assessor OF taxes, John A.
Belcher.
Resolved, That the edelgate TO the
town convention be. and hereby is, au-
thorized and directed to present these
resolutions to the town convention, to be
held on Saturday. Oct 4. 1902 at 4:@
o'clock y. m
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Frank w. Lockwood acted as modera-
tor and Joseph w Belcher, clerk.