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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

derwent an operation for falling eye
sight The fact that he is able 70 write
now Will be source Of pleasure to his
many friends, as It indicates that
though In advanced years ne has re-
ceiyed the desired benefit from the OPP
Grafton, Elder Naisbltt says.
a century ago yesterday March. @
John Lyon was born In Glasgow, Scot
land afterWard to be known as the
Mormon" missionary, the Pioneer
QS53) OF the family TO the west as
one Of the bards Of the new dispens-
tlon, ana as the Patriarch Of now nu.
merous posterty. These now number
over 100 a goodly section OF whom
gathered at the home Of Mrs Lllllas
Stanes, In the Twentieth ward OF this
city, children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren. 90 laud the memory Of
their predecessor and fan the flames
Of unity and interest IN each other as
a family, now scattering by marriage
into the regions round about.
FOrty-hye yeritahle Lyons were
present, the Staines, Hlltons, Hansens
Spiers and other names were I'm the
ascendancy, but Il is thought that at
some future gathering now IN contem-
plation the original names and stock
viii regain the ascendancy.
Father Lyons portrait, life size,
was at the head Of the spacious din
ing room and the windows We're banked
with house plants Of which Mrs.
Staines Is lover and n success; Ice
cream, lemonade, cakes, oranges, BAN
anas vanished before those Juveniles
as the snow vanishes before the thaw.
and when all were satisfied, explana-
tory and congTatulatory words were Of
fered by Elder H. W. Naisbitt, an old
friend Of the family supplemented by
remarks from David H. Lyon, the old
est son OF the second family, after
which he presented 10 each grown per-
son a very nice photo OF his sire and
with good wishes the unique party sep
arated to their homes.
The invitation cards were novel and
artistic, the napkins were all imprint
ed with the well remembered photo Of
the departed which many carried away
as souvenir and as a fitting and
browning act to 30 interesting a time.
The last fup-to-date) baby was pre-.
scented and blessed by Elder NalsbItt
with the name OF Frederick Cromer
Aunt Lilly and her aids outdid them
selves In making this Tooth annlyer-
sary something 10 be long remembered.
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Pres, Jeifery Creates New Offices,
Subordinate to Genera AUDITOR
GENERAL sToREKEEPER.
n. =, Mcnamara Resigns 10 GO 90 Col
Orado a southern win be sue"
ceeded by A. n Jordan.

Denver. colo, March 7--Wlth view
Of concentrating the work and the re-
sponsiblllty Of the accounting depart
ment Of the Rio Grahde system Prea-
dent Jeffrey has just created three new
Offices subordinate to General Auditor
Murphy The offices and the appolntees
10 them are S. w, Meyer auditor Of
disbursement f. NJ Dc8ees, auditor of
freight receipts and J, T. Howe, audi-
tor OF passenger receipts Under this
arrangement each head viii sign
papers ana be responsible for the De-
partment over which he has charge.
The Office of assistant general auditor
recently resigned by j. Il. Evans, Is
abolished.
All three Of the appointees have been
chief clerk IN the department whore
he Is now made the head. The new
Offices carry with them a considerable
increase IN salary
on March Is " $. Mcnamara, gem
era st0rekeeper of the Rio Grande
with headquarters III this city, win be-
come general purchasing agent Of the
Colorado q Southern. Mr. Mcnamara
VIII be succeeded by A. Il. Jordan,
former general st0rekeeper OF the MIS-
souri, Pacific road IN Kansas City.
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L0CKRlDGE WAS WAITING.
Man Divorced Yesterday Marries
Divorced Woman Today.

Divorced one day and married the
next Is the record established by F..
w, Lockrldge, n railroad employe Of
this city Yesterday morning Judge
Han granted Virginia Lockridge, who
resides In sherman Texas, Il divorce
from f. w Lockridge on the ground
Of desertion. This morning Mr. Lock-
ridge, accompanied by Mrs. Cora l..
Turner who was recently divorced
from her husband, applied at the coun.
~ clerks office for a marriage license.
The coveted document was obtained
and the couple was invited into the
clerks private Office, where Deputy
Clerk David Smith performed the cere
mony which united them In the bonds
OF matrimony. Both parties have re-
sided at Hotel Herald for some time
and are very well known In this city.
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THE FEAST OF THE NYLICS.
Grand Banquet at Ladies' Literary
Club on Tuesday Night.

1t is not generally known that in
side the ranks Of the New York Life
Insurance company exists an exclu.
slye fraternity, composed Of men who
have reached the distinction Of having
written an amount of business" for the
company which entities them TO the
special honor Of membership.
The name of the club Is formed Of the
initial letters OF the company, and It's
members are as loyal az any body Of
students Of a college, university or any
other assembage OF patriotic comrades,
They are enthusiastic for It's fame and
honors and have a special verse called
the 'Nylic yell, b" which Is given patrl-
Otically and Justify upon any occasion
calling for It's use,
THE NYLIC YELL.
Nylc Nylic-lic-lic-lic,
When you write EN- make 'em stick!
Do We write 'em?-well guess;
Nylic Nylic, yes, yes, yes.
For the past two years the members
OF the intermountain branch. whose
head is Mr., c. NJ. Wood OF this city
have divided themselves into separate
factions under the leadership of Cap
tains j. d. Spencer and /. II. Cook. and
have taken part in a friendly rivalry
TO excel each other in the number Of
policies written IN a given time, the
defeated captain 10 stand for a ban
quet TO the victorious side Last year
Captain Cook was the victor, and this
year the honors we're won by Captain
Spencer, who, with his aids. this week
40 o.. 81
record. The Ladies' Literary club house
was chosen to be the scene Of the fes-
uyities, and on Tuesday night the
ranks OF the erstwhlle cOmbatants
gathered In the hall. and at a table
aglow with flowers and brilliant with
lights, while the strains Of an orchestra
mingled its sweet cadences with the
merriment-feasted on the delectable
spread their host had provided, After
the banquet there was q program Of
toasts and songs and speeches, enjoyed
almost equEry with the material feast
ing 1t was as follows
Address OF welcome-Captain /. X.
Cook. POSTMASTER.
Response Of the viotors-Captaln ].
d. Spencer.
Toast, The Intermountan Branch
Mr.. c. NJ. Wood.
Song "Nyllc"-By all present.
Toast, moral Phase OF Our Work.
Mr., Il. Jensen.
Toast, THE Ladles'-Professor Done.
Toast, THE Field Mans Woes'-Mr.
j. r. Foulks.
After the program there was dane
ing In the large han, and a royal time
was euent A feature ~ the evening
was the rendering OF cleyerly writ.
ten song by Mr.. c. NJ. Wood, the popu-
lar leader OF the intermountain branch.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Seventeenth ward choir will give
| q concert In the ward house on We'd
nesday night for which the following
program has been prepared:
Glee, "The Sea Hath It's Pearls.
'".,,.,......,.... ......... Pinsuti
Choir.
ECcitatlon "The Usual Way" .....
".-....... Miss Minerva Jensen
Duet tflOpe Beyond" White
Mrs Christine Anderson. Mr..
Evan Arthur
Sorg, selected ..-.Mrs. Joseph Wood
Male quartet, Alice" Park
Messrs, Salt Nelson, Wickens,
Nelson
Graphaphone, selections.
Song, Sing Sweet Bird" GAM
Miss Judith Anderson.
Glee Parting Kiss Pinsui
Choir.
Song, Sailors Grave" .,........ SulivaA
Mr.. WIN Phillips
Recitation. selected Miss Ina Smith
Gong "..,...,....,,,M Miss Lottie owens
Comic recitation, miss Mulgan's
Bicycle Ride" b. Mr.. John NJ. knight
Double quartet, "serenade Summer
Night .....,,....,...T T. j. Davies
Glee, Good Night Beloved. Pinsuti
Choir
Accompanies Judith Anderson and
Flank Merrill.
A complimentary entertainment IN
honor OF Elder Leslie G.. Young, who
leaves shortly on a mission 70 Califor-
MIA. Will be given IN the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms on Tuesday
night next, March 10, when the follow
ing program will be rendered.
hecitauon,' -. ,... -.Leona Taylor
Song. o. .... -. q. .,..Alex Campbell
hlolln SOLO" =" .....Georgle Young
hecltauon,. .,. ."..... Mary Butler
nohs" % '''' ...'. ....,.. Lottie owen
~ AatlVu's " - ..s... ,..Nida Fox
Either solo. .... Mr.. and Mrs. Gunther
ieepll"uoh '' 80 80 ..'...Lily Hunter
song" 90. 's.,.. ....,,...W. j. Willis
l'eVlA'Noh'' 90 '.... ..,.,Mr knight
sung '''..'''.s .,.. Edith Grant
Guitar seleCtion.,.. .. .... ........
George Parkinson and Prof. schetier
sohe. Cd. '.s .....,. q. Mr.. Gotham
Electric club swinging ....
''''.'.'" .. - ""..Freeman Bassett
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The Highland Mining and yllllniVe-ls7l.
q corporation. Location Of MAS W ~
County. Utah. Principal plsee o. $50 ~
Salt Lake City. Utah Notices hsisg Y, 4.
that AZ q meeting OF the directors = Y, v
Highland Mining and Milling Cougay' = =.
March 3. 1904 assessment 10 q ~ y,
per share was levied on all lhe olss .,. !.
capital stock OF the corporation az Z
or before April 6 1905 % ihe sect.l,'l ~
Treasurer AZ his Office is 7 s''Si ''' ~
City. Utah. ,,,.......,u,,,. .
remain unpaid on said April I ~ =, IN,
delinquent and advertised fof sals ~. ~, :
auction, and unless payment IS, Is 'e \ ~
fore, will be sold on Aprll y w. J. = i ~,
n. no. AZ the office OF the sesfelAll ~ nj, Il, 4,
urer, ia n street. SAT- LAKE wy ~, ~ 4,
pay the delinquent assessment yus ,.i,,s
he cost OF advertising and sipsa af,..,
j. r ANDERSEN, ses ~. IA
First publication March I W. -
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IT.
FOR
G Fl III:

Grip Is epidemlc-the hospitals crowd
ed-the suffering lntenso--the death list
appalling set ninety cases in every
hundred could De prevented or cured,
with little cost and no inconvenience by
the use Of Dr. Humphreys seventy
seven" II not alone breaks up the
Grip, but It's tonicity sustains the sys-
tenn, and you can keep about your busi-
ness II can be carried IN the pocket
and taken from the hand without trou-
BILE
The indications OF severe attack OF
Grip or influenza are headache, chilli
ness general muscular pains, fever,
sore throat, cough and systematic lassl-
tude.
AZ the first chill or SILVER, take "Sey-
cnty-seven." IT will restore the checked
circulation, start the blood courslng
through the veins, and break up the
Grip or g Cold, AT Druggists. 25c, or
mailed
Humphreys Med. Co., Cor william &
John streets, New York
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READY FOR sHEaRING.
oregon Short Line Corralls Open for
Business Next Month.

Travelling Agent L. l., Downing OF
the Hartman lines reports that every
thing ID now I'm shape, providing the
weather holds good for shearing 10
commence during the first week In
April. I'm the shoshone and Boise dis
tricts, hc says. the early shearing will
commence on April 3. while the cOi-
rails In the Milford district have made
arrangements TO begin operations April
o. Every indication points TO q heavy
clip this season with good prices pre-
yailinq
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NOTICE.


Safe OF Utah, Department OF Board Of
Pardons. salt Lake city. Utah, March
IN, 1893. To Whom Il May Concern: No
tee is hereby given that the State Board
Of Pardons will hold a regular session on
saturday March 2lst, 1865. at 10 o'clock O.
m, at the Supreme Court Room, city
and County Building, Salt Lake Guy
Utah
That at said meeting said Board will
hear applications for pardon In the fol-
lowing cases. tO-wit.
FOR PARDON.
Jesse 4, McMillen. Murder.
Harry r. Moore, Grand Larceny.
FOR COMM TATiON.
Charles NJ Phelps, Murder in the First
Degree
All persons having ally interest therein
desiring 20 be heard, either for or against
me granting OF said Applications respec.
lively. are hereby notified 20 be present
az said meeting
BY order Of the Bolard,
HEBER N. 1yELLs, President
NJ. A. Breeder, SECRETARY.
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Gen. Pass, Agt, Burnley Arrives.

u, r, Burley and D, IT, Pcery have
safely reached the sanwdiCh Islands on
the steamer Alameda. They viii study
the political, sociological, entomology,
cal, sugarologioal street carl0glcal and
other general as well as specific phe-
nomena Of the physiological, t0pologi-
cal, typographical, psychological, en-
theological et cetera features Of the
local civilization, for three straight
weeks. II Is understood that the hap
py couple are taking nothing stronger
than .sasperller pop."
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ROOSEyELTS BODY GUARD.
Joe Leforse, the Famous Stock Detec'
tive, May be Placed in Charge.
lsneclal 10 the oNews.0l

Cheyenne, Wye, March 7.-Joe Le-
forse deputy United States marshal for
Wyoming and the man who trapped
Tom Horn, the notorioas stock detec-
tive and Indian fighter. who was last
fall convicted Of numbering ranch
mans boy, may be placed in charge Of
the cowboy bodyguard Of President
Roosevelt during his hunting trip
through Wyoming the latter part OF
this month. Leforse is a superb horse
man, a crack shot with both rifle and
pistol, and knows every foot OF the
hunting grounds. Aside from this. he
knows every outlaw and other crimi-
nails In this section and they will give
the presidents party a wide berth II
Leforse Is along.
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MAYHEM CHARGED.
Herman Holm Pleads Not Guilty to
Eating Axtel Rodes' Finger

Herman Holm was hrraigned before
Judge Morse In the district court this
morning on the charge Of mayhem and
entered a plea Of not guilty The in
formation charges that on Dec. 25, 1902.
at Bingham, the defendant bit on tie
middle finger on the right hand OF
ANtel Rodes In a saloon fight az that
place. The preliminary hearing was
held before Justice Lee at Bingham
and defendant was bound over TO the
district court
John W. Coleman was also arraigned
before Judge Morse on the charge Of
administering poison to an animal and
entered a plea Of not guilty II is
charged that Coleman, on Feb. Z, pois
oned dog belonging TO f. w. Taylor
valued at $50, He was bound over to
the district court by Judge Dlehl.
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DIED.

KENDRTCK,-In Grander ward. Salt
Lake county, March Z, 1908. Of clrrtre-
sis Of the liver Edward G.. Kendrick,
In the seyenty-second year Of his age.
Funeral from j r. Taylors under
taking parlors. 253 cast First South
street Monday the 9Th inst, at II m.
Friends are kindly invited.
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ELKINs BILL.
Western Passenger Representatives
Now wrestling With IL

Chicago March 1.-THE mass meet,
ing Of western passenger representa-
tives convened for the purpose Of con-
fidering what reforms are necessai y
under the provisions OF the Elkins law
Adjourned today without a definite con-
clpsion being reached In anything.
Every proposition that was advanced
net with opposition from some source
but a majority report was obtained up
on number Of propositions. This does
not however mean their adoption BY
the various associations.
The propositions favored In the ma
1otlty report include the following. All
party tariffs to be restricted to thea
trical companies engaged TO give public
entertainments
An excursion tariffs 10 be filed with
the interstate commerce commission.
The fun tarln on agreed rates sub
ject 10 legal deductions and equalized
rates via competing lines should be OBJ
served for regulars and militia.
Railroad laborers' reduced rates
should only be made for and upon re-
quest Of proper officers Of regularly
organized railroads and only by con-
ference when the business is Of COM
icutive nature
Labor rates are permissible when le-
Rolly established and requirement as 10
illlng tauffs IL observed.
Extensions of the limit on tickets be.
yCnd the date named In the published
iafi1 should not be permitted
Reduced rates should not be given
70 hotel resort employees except under
icsal conditions.
Locally the agents are waiting for
developments at respective headduar-
tiers on the matter. A copy of the bin
has been mailed to each agent together
with other literature.
Needless 20 say, the bin Is the topic
Of conversation on Railroad row. Brief
~ the bill calls for legislation against
any discrimination in rates In favor of
any shipper, and the shipper who So
licits a cut rate or the railroad that
offers one are now both liable to fine
not less than $1,000 nor more than s2O,-
900 The new law covers every phase
OF favortism The free storage OF goods,
an allowance on drayage or carriage, In
fact any form Of concession comes un-
der the act, to say nothing Of the is
suing OF free railroad transportation.
The same holds good In the passenger
business In fact the law Is intended
to secure equal treatment for the poor
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Estate of Joseph 5. Williams

Joseph a. NJ. Williams and W. NJ.
Williams today filed petition in the
probate division Of the district court
asking that the former be appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
$. Williams, deceased, who died on
March /. The estate consisted Of real
estate valued at $500 and personal
property valued at 425 There are
seven heirs to the estate. The petition
VIII be heard by Judge Hall on Friday,
March co.
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DEATH OF MRS. SMITH.
Resident Of Eureka Dies From the
Effects Of Tumor.
Special to the News. ,

Eureka, Utah, March Mrs. Annie
Bryant Wines Smith, wife OF John L.
Smith, died az her residence here last
night from a tumor. The deceased
leaves seven children, the youngest only
three days old, 20 mourn her loss. Mrs.
smith was IS years OF age and was a
native Of Lehl, The remains win be
shipped 10 that city and funeral SER
Vices viii be held there Monday.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Interesting Time in Honor Of the Late
Father John Lyon.

The following on the celebration OF
the oue-huudredth anniversary Of the
birth Of Father John Lyon, long since
deceased is contributed by Elder II. W,
Naisbitt a lifelong friend, and are the
first lines written by that well known
veteran since last October when he UNI
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A Guarantesd Cure for Plies

Itching Blind, Bleeding and Protruding lies
Mcclure no pay Al druggists are authorized
iund the money where II fails 20 cure any case
ofpiles, no matterOi how long standing Cure,
ordinary eases IN six days, the worst cases 10
fourteen DAYS one application lives ease and
rest Relieves itching Instantly This isan new
discovery and II is theonly pile remedy sold on
a positive guarantee, no cure nopay. Prlce5oc
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Stake Conference

Stake Conference.
The quarterly conference Of the Salt
Lake Stake Of Zion will convene sun
day March 5, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the Assembly Hall, and at 2 and 7
D. m, In the Tabernacle, The Stake
ana ward officers are especially re-
quested TO be in attendance. The theo-
logical CLASSES Of the Sunday schools
are expected TO be fully represented at
the morning session. II is desired that
the Bishops Of the Stake will make the
announcement IN their ward meetings.
ANGUS NJ, CANNON,
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PENROSE.
Stake Presidency.
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TEMPLE NOTICES

SSiuhuuuuubu1u
The 81, George Temple will close Fri
day evening, March 81. 1903, and will
reopen Tuesday morning, April IS.
1903 DAVID II. CANNON.
President.
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JOSIAH BURROWS.
W. c. BURTON.
CHARLES B. FELT,
gfalfe

The Fourth quorum OF Elders will
meet in the Sixth ward assembly rooms
on Monday night next at 1880. when o
new quorum viii be organized. The
stake presidency win attend the meet
ing.
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy meet
IN the TWeniy-irst ward hall on Mon
DAY evening next at 1880 o'clock
Ward conferences OF the Third and
Fifth wards win be held Sunday. the
18th inst They VIII be attended re-
spectvcly by Elders Charles ". Pen
rose and Joseph L. Taylor Of the Stake
presidency.
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MARINES GO EAST.

over 100 Pass Through Salt Lake
Over the Rio Grande This Morning,
Two tianloads OF u. S. marines, en-
route from San Francisco to Walking
ton, passed through Salt Lake early
this morning. Ia all there were iOi
men and 70 officers in the cars, which
were conducted through TO Denver by
Travelling Passenger Agent II. NJ. Cush-
inc
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter
q the estate Of Joseph S. Williams, deceased.
Notice-The petition OF Joseph A. N. VIII
liams and Walter NJ. Williams. praying for
letters Of administration in the estate OF
Joseph :. Williams, deceased. has been set
for hearing on Friday the s1th day OF March
A. ID, 1903 al 10 o'clock n 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 7th day OF
March A. b. lg03
fSoal1 JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
~ j. U. Edredge Jr., Deputy Clerk
Thomas Adams, Attorney for Petitioners.
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FOR SALE.
I
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgpers for further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial District OF the State OF
Utah, IN and for the County OF Salt Lake.
Ia Department No. /. In the matter OF
the Estate OF Louis Kolltz, Deceased.
Notlce.-The undersigned will sell at pri-
yate sale the store and business OF said
deceased At No. 2i5q Washington Avenue,
Ogden. Weber Co. Utah, consisting OF a
general stock OF candles, nuts and sup
plies. and supplies for soda fountain, soda
fountain, carb0nator, utensils, implements
and fixtures, on or after Thursday, the
18th day OF March, 1893, and written bids
viii be received ut No. III East First
South St, salt Lake City, Utah. Terms
Of sale. cash,
ANNA KOLITZ.
Administrative.
Dated March 7th, A. d. 1903.
5. II. Lewis and Ben Johnson After
neys.
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Notice to Sunday Schools.

superintendents Of Sunday schools of
salt Lake City are kindly reminded
that the theological departments OF
their respective schools are invited and
expected TO attend the morning session
Of the stake conference. In the Assem-
by hall, on Sunday next. March s. at
10 q. m. Please take seats In the gal
lcry
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-01
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

The Mayor aud City Council OF the
City OF Montpeli r, Idaho, in conform-
ity with the provisions of Section 81
on page 291 of the Sestion Laws of the
State OF Idaho passed in 1899, prepare
the following statement, and order it
sprea.l upon the minut e. of their proceed
ings, AMI publi4he IN tue Montpelier EX-
aminer or four (4)weekE viz:
We estima tie the income Tor the fiscal
year Of 1902 to have been $500, and the
expenditures for the same year to have
been $1,000.
We estimate the probable amount OF
money for all purposes to be raised in
the City of Montpelier, State of Idaho,
for the fiscal year ending on the first
Tuesday in May, A. D. 1904, to be Five
Thous and Dollars ($aOOO.OU).
Said amount of revenue to be raised
hereafter by the annual appropriation
bill IL for the folio wing purposes, viz:
(! For salaries, Twenty Hundred Dollars,
/ $4,000 OOD
! For general improvements Tires Thou
sand ($30OO) Dollars.