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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27
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PERSONAL MENTION

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 Victor Fl. Smith, manager of the Dawson Record, arrived on the train last night Mir. Smith win leave on Che Humboldt for six months visit to the states. He will return to the Elou- dike metropolis next spring.
 -o-
 United States Senator W. B. Hey burn, of Idaho, and Mrs. Hepburn, were passengers as far as Juneau on the City Of Seattle. They are en route to Valdez.
 W. J. Scott, an uncle Of Dr. L. s. Keller, representing Ferdinand West heimer & Sons, among the largest dis ullers in the United States, arrived ol the City of Seattle yesterday, and will spend several days in Skagway. He will be the guest of Dr. Keller while in the city.
 c. Fl. KeihI, secretary Of the North west Light & Power Company, arrived on the City of Seattle and will be in the city for some time. This is Che regular semi-annual visit of Ar EeihL
 Frank w. White, special agent or the Pacific Coast Steamship Company at San Francisco, arrived on the City of Seattle.
 Col Sol Ripinsby was in the city from Haines yesterday
 T. R. Sewel, the Haines druggist, was in the city yesterday, arriving on the Union.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Heavyweight ulsters at Caysoa & Co.'S
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Collars, lOc; cuffs, 20c, at W. H. RobertsOu's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Patterns new in Mating. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Fur coats at Clayson's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Frank W. White, special agent or the Pacific Coast Steamship Company at San Francisco, arrived on the City of Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

Col Sol. Ripinsky was in the city rom Haines yesterday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-27

T. R. Sewen, the Haines druggist, was in the city yesterday arriving on Lhe Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
NEW TAX BILL DEFEATED.
Senate Kills Measure After Debate
Some Appropriations Increased.

The senate late yesterday afternoon
again voted against house bill No. &C.
relating to the assessment OF property
The lively discussion over the measure
which was exploited in last evenings
News" resulted In some of the sena-
tors changing heart, and when the vote
was taken, the bill was killed, to TO-
The vote was as follows
Yeas-Barnes, Bennion, Gardner, II.
S Larsen, Lawrence, Lewis, Love,
Murdoch.
Nays-Bamberger, Barber, Johnson,
c. p. Larsen, Loose, Mckay, Sher-
man, Whitmore. Williams. Allison.
Al the evening session the senate
considered the appropriation bill as II
was returned from the house with
some material alteration. The upper
house concurred In all OF the amend
ments except three. These provided
for an increase In the insane asylum
appropriation, the state prison appro-
priatlon and the appropriation for the
Piute county roads and bridges, the
money 10 be spent at Representative
Whites end OF the county instead of
Senator Johnsons. The senate quick
ly endorsed the motion of Senator
Johnson, providing for the use OF the
appropriation in his end OF the coun-
~.
The other amendments, In which the
senate concurred provided for an In
crease for the deaf and dumb school
OF 5000, and for the Industrial school,
$1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
CANS LEADS THEM ALL.
ColOred Lightweight Has Won Great
est Number of Fights.

The accompanying table, prepared by
a writer on the Buffalo Courier al
though not absolutely correct, is at the
same time very interesting. The stats
ties show that Joe Cans. the light
weight champion. has won the largest
number Of battles in the ring, winning
81 fights. George Dixon Is second with
so battles won, spike sullivan comes
next with Il victories, while Joe VOL
colt and kid" Mcfarland are tied for
fourth place with 81 victories each.
Jim Jeffries also had a clean record
until he met Jack Munroe, when a de-
cision was given against him, which.
Of course, must go down as "A defeat
Austin Rice fought the largest num-
Der OF draws. he having A to his credit.
Dixon is second with a.. while Joe Bern
stein comes next with A. The fighters
that have fought over rs real battles
are as follows:
Tommy Ryan, the middleweight
champion; Joe Cans. the lightweight
champion; Joe WolcOtt, the welter-
weight champion; Billy Smith. kid"
Mcfarland. George Dixon, Joe Bern
stein, Terry McGovern, Matty Mat
thews, George McFadden, Austin Rice,
Harry Forbes, the bantamwelght
champion; Tommy Feltz, Young" Pc
ter Jackson. Spoke Sullivan and
Philadelphia Jack" o'Brien.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
rlllnary Individual 10 the graveY

ordinary individual to the grave?
Jenrles' great ability 10 stand punch
nag on the jaw makes him almost i'm
mune from knOckouts. In that aggres-
siye jaw the bones are so well covered
"ith hard muscles that II Is next to
impossible TO affect nervous force. An
II is absolutely necessary TO affect
nervous force to cause a knockout. JEFF
iries' skull Is likewise thick, and the
human fist does not seem hard enough
70 cause even a temporary damage, His
neck Ia strong and bull-like. thus pro-
tecting the iuguar ana other vita
points. In addition. Jeffries shoulders
We high and when raised practically
XII al chances OF landing a dangerous
Flew His fore arm Is like a ciston ~
and the Jolt from Il is like running into
I brick wall As FOR the champions
ist, | never saw a fighter who possess
ed such perfect fighting hand. When
the hand IL closed the knuckles are all
even Very few men are born wit
such a fist Jeffrles perfect hand saves
MIN from injury az well as enables him
~ strike q tremendous blow. Jeflrles
does not need banda ges. and no fighter
should ever be permitted to wear them.
lfltiies body and chest are well de-
v"loicdI while the stomach Is protected
with an armor Of muscles which repre-
sent whipcords. Although muscular
Jefrles is not the least muscle bound
Tor the sinews are supple. This enables
MN to attain great speed in move
ncntg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
HARMONIES' HARD FIGHT.
Made wonderful Rally, broke All
Records, but Were Too Late 10
Garry or the Honors.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

After a long and bitter struggle the
Brunswick team of the city bowling
league has finally managed to pun
down the championship for the season
of lq02-09, and the team now possesses
the handsome trophy offered az the be-
ginning of the season by the Bruns-
wick Balke-C ollender company. The
team win hold the trophy until next
season when there win be another COM
petition for 1t. The victorious aggre-
CATION of tenpin artists had close
call for the honor, and 1t is only by
hard, consistent and good team work
that they managed to crawl out at the
top of the heap. Several times during
the contests the Harmonic crowd have
tied them for first honors, and on two
or three occasions have secured the
lead. But the lower East Temple street
men have played doggedly on never
losing faith in their ability TO win. The
games have been in progress for the
last three months and came to close
last night when the two teams lined
up for the final struggle. The propo-
sition before them was this: II the
Brunswick crowd won two out OF the
FIVE games the championship belonged
10 them. IL the Harmonle's won four
out of the five games they would ne
the leaders and another contest would
have to be played to decide the ques-
ton. II was a slim chance for the
state street crowd, but they made the
most Of 1t and did their very best TO
win. Although they lost two of the
games they played with determination
and beat the champions out ON the
total number Of points, But for two
bad breaks at critical moments they
might have tied the leaders. lndivld-
ual and team records were smashed
To smithereens. Heretofore the Bruins
wicks held the team record for points
which was 3340. The Harmonic last
night made .496. Bauer's individual
score of gG2 was broken by Spitz max
ing s73 and giving him an average OF
1874 3-5 for the games, Every man on
the State street team bowled over 500,
hut i'm the third and fourth games they
ala ragged work during which the
champions obtained the lead. From
the showing they made in the first two
games. It was freely predicted that
their playing streak would carry them
through winners. In the third game the
Brunswicks managed TO sneak in the
lead by five points, and the fourth
went 10 them by a margin OF II points.
In the last game the Harmonies made
a wonderful rally beating the Bruins
wick by 70 points, but It was too late.
Their lead for the FIVE games was 1853
points. The struggle between these
two aggregations has been a most re-
markable one from start to finish. out
of the 80 games played the Brunswicks
have won 80 and the Harmones o..
Following are the scores for last nights
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Says the Big Fellow is Greatest OF
All Fighters.

IN the coming heavyweight cham
plonship battle Jetfries has every natur-
al advantage over Corbett. Jeffries Is
stronger as well as being a clever man
for his proportions" says Mike Dono-
van. "Corbett, | believe. Is the clever
est big man In the ring. But as f0'
Jeffries. he Is a physical marvel Never
before has the ring had such a worthy
champion as the present holder OF the
tile. | have seen good many cham
pions and great fighters In the past
years. but not one ever possessed the
physique equal to that OF Jeffries. Mike
McCool was probably the biggest man
We ever had In the ring. He was D.
an inch taller than Jehries, hut M
tuild was not SO systematical as JET
ffes. His muscular development ~
marvellous and can only be appreciated
BY those who know the results Of hard
conscientious training ] have locke
Jefffles over carefully and ! am salts
fed he Is as near a perfect man as a
human being can be- ! don't ihir
there is a weak spot In the champion
from his skull to his feet. For Tint
reason ! have taken great interest In
Joffries. lie Is always interesting 60
study from a physical standpoint. Tn
Ike other great lighters, Jeffries' mus
o,es have been developed proportion
atcly. He has not developed one set
az muscles al the expense Of those 10
sQcsc other party Of the body. He has
riven even minute muscles their due
attention, and the results are evident
when one gazes on his massive frame.
Jcsries has proved to the world that no
heavyweight has a punch that can put
him out
What does II mean when he can re-
sist the awful punches Of Fiizsimmons
Or sharkey that would probably send an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
A Half Million People
Wrote Ne and Got Well.

And took the entire risk
They simply gave their addresses and stated which
book they needed
That Is all l ask OF you.
will then mail you order your druggist for six
bottles of Dr. Shops Restorative You may take It month
on trial II II succeeds the Is $3.50. If fails will
pay the druggist myself And your word shall decide It,
have the records of nearly $4,000 sick who have
accepted that Offer They were all difficult cases-some OF
them desperate People don't write about mild attacks,
They buy one or two BEETLES WE'LL and hear from
them Yet 80 out Of each 40 who secured those six bottles
paid for them gladly because they cured
On jan H. 1903 published in the Chicago papers the
names and addresses of thousand people in that city
alone whom had cured Of chronic diseases in just the past
SIX months.
need not tell you that other remedy made
record like that And other remedy for chronic diseases
could be supplied offer like NINE without running the
man who made It,
The for II all that my Restorative strengthens
the inside nerves. II brings back the that operates
the vital organs 1t Is the result Of my letimes work
Common treatments fail because they aim TO doctor the
organ that weak and such results at best but tempo
rafy weak organ must have power just as
weak engine must have And that is all that
Is needed-a that medicine do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
OWNER or Dir, RICE RETURNS
Fred Foster, Afler Three Years In
Eurone Comes Back.

New York March l4--Fred Foster,
who, owned Dr, Rice when that horse
won the Brooklyn handicap from Henry
OF Navarro In 1924, has returned TO the
United States after three years on the
European turf He raced horses in
Turkey and Austria Hungary the past
Two seasons and claims he IS the only
American who ever trained horses In
the sultan of Turkeys domains.
Foster had charge Of the late Baron
George Blelchroeder's thoroughbreds
In saraiero, the racing city Of rur-
Key said Foster. 81 entered my horses
IN seven races and won them all At
Budapest | finished third in the Derby,
Subsequently | won II consecutive
races IN that city and Vienna.
Turkey Is a good field for American
horsemen. II is virgin soil for the
Yankee trainers. who have heretofore
overlooked this market for their skill
and enterprise"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
MUNRoE WHISTLES SOME.
Meets Tom Jenkins in Match at New
York.

New York, March S.--Jack Munroe,
the miner pugilist of Butte. Mont, to-
night az Madison Square Garden, won
handicap catch-as-catch-ca wrest-
ling match from Tom jenkins of Cleve-
land. The conditions governing the
match were that jenkins must throw
Munroe four times In one hour. He
succeeded in downing the miner only
three times
Munroe proved to be clever in defens-
i've work, but knew little Of the art Of
attack, The advantage Munroe had Of
the height and reach also stood him in
good stead. jenkins secured his first
fall IN 10 minutes 81 seconds; the sec
ond in 20 minutes seconds, and the
third IN II minutes and second, The
first and last falls were obtained
through waist lock and half Nelson's,
and the second through the crushing
down of a bridge. Jenkins weighed 200
pounds and Munroe 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
More Riots.

Disturbances OF strikers are not near
ly as grave as an individual disorder OF
the system. Overwork. loss OF sleep,
nervous tension viii be followed by
utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy
is Immediately employed. There's
nothing so efficient to cure disorders
OF the Liver and Kidneys as Electric
Bitters. It's a wonderful tonic, and eff
fective nervine and the greatest all
around medicine for run down systems.
Ii dispels Nervousness, rheumatism
and Neuralgia and expels Malaria
germs, only b0c. and satisfaction
guaranteed by z. c. NJ. ]. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Rife Experts Beat the springville
Rifle Club Cracks.

At Springville yesterday there was
shoot between members Of the Salt
Lake rifle club and the springville club
in which the former We're victorious by
a score of $40 TO $40. Yesterdays con-
test was the third that has been pulled
off between the two clubs, and the To-
cal shooters have won two matches out
of the three. The scores made We're
rather low. but that Is accounted for by
the bad weather and high wind. Brock
on had high gun for the shoot with a
score of SO, but none Of them came up to
their usual high average. The line up
of the teams and the scores follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Mr. Van Buren, writes; 81 think simply greatest
soothes
That have been through before first
Dr. b then DR. o., then Dr. B. and
tor whose name cannot remember but who stomach special
t The
CRITICAL CONDITION then weighed S pounds lie charged
W examination
o special treatment at per treatment did not take his treatment but
consulted
WELL AND WEIGHED $50 POUNDS WHEN WAS CURED
ing ad for here and have three
cure and who say they viii write you mall
Other sufferers Respectfully Yours. NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
RACES AT OAKLAND.
Rain Fell and Horses Ran Over
sloppy Track.

san Francisco, March brain fell
NJ Oakland today and the races were
run over a very sloppy track Long
shots were again IN front. Pupil won
the first race az 80 10 1. In the last
event David S, the favorite. bottled at
tic start and was left. The summary:
First race futurity c0urSe. selling
Pupil won. Mildren Schultz second,
Erema third. Time-l'iiA-
Second race. three and a half FUR
longs. purse-H. J.. Frank won. Tam
hauser second. Padua third. Time
4Sik seconds
Third race. seven furionss. selling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
n Photo won. choteau second, Arthur

III Photo won Choteau second, Arthur
Raw third. Time-l:S0k
Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap
deutschland won. Nigrette second,
Bean Ormondc third. Time-l;l5.
Fifth race. one mile and tgrce six
tenth. selling Bonnie Lissak won
FNibuster second. Gold one third. Time
-2.Oa.
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, sell
irg-Oriana won. Larry wit second
Tulare third. Time--l.52
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Your Last Chance Free by Mail.

Sick people who live Of the city should write
Drs Shores for their new symptom blank and
take advantage of this grand special offer and be
cured for the actual Of the medicine used
strate that there II Tor Deafness Caarrh and
Chronic Diseases WRITE II you cannot call and take
advantage OF this SPECIAL. OFFER CONSULTATION
FREE for any disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

~ - 'ACiN'N N'nA JNludi, lAUls
Mr. Horr says IL sufrerd from what
| considered the worst case Of Catarrh
n man could possibly have. could
hardly smell kerosene. could not
ten one food from another by smell.
blew scahs out Of my nose two inches
long J could hardly speak at times
had constant colds with head stopped
~ aud generally felt fick and run
down, I had about given up hope OF
q cure until | went 20 our Home Doe
tors. Drs shores 4 shores
In very few weeks [ felt all right,
an my old symptoms left me. Ny
mead got clear and TO an outward ar
pearances was cured | spoke %
this splendid work 70 my friends from
time to time. but / WANTED TO Sci.
If THE CURE WAS PERMANENT.
g. have waited now over fifteen
months, and FIND NO RETURN on
MY TROUBLE. but. on the contrary
never felt better IN my life, ! have
no trace Of Catarrh, weigh more than
ever did have good appetite sleep
well and | fell like O perfectly sound
and healthy man and | have concluded
there Is no doubt about my cure being
ABSOLUTELY PERMANENT AND
COMPLETE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
waIthour Wins Rrce.

Jacksonville. Fla. March l2-1n the
race here today for the MIDDLE and long
dis;ance championship Of the world be-
tween Bobby Walthour. holder Of the
record and Harry Caldwell. the race
was awarded 10 WalthouT on account
Ct an accident 20 Caldwelrs motor.
which forced bin TO retire from the
rcce after a portion Of the second heat
had been run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
BLANK BOOKS,

Type Writer Papers, Ribbons and
Cartoons. Inks, Pens. Pencils, Water
man and swan Fountain Pens and
General Office Supplies. A large stock
to select from.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
Bowling Record Broken.

Denver March l3,-The Overland
bowling team tonight broke the vest
EN- bowling record for single games
as well as three games The high
game was 81, l0s and the total score for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
rokelI and ponphertr IAN

Philadelphia, March i3.-Andrew To-
kell Of England fought six fast rounds
at the Ar,ol Athletic club tonight With
Danny Dougherty Of this city Both
men showed well in the first FIVE rounds,
In the sixth however. Dougherty was
better able TO stand the hot pace ana he
had a shade the better Of the wind-np
sports continued on pages 20 and III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
READ THE TESTIMONY WRITE THESE PEOPLE AND ASK THEM
IF WHAT THEY SAY IS TRUE
A Splendid Endors ement.

Mr. NJ Van Buren, Publisher Of the WESTERN POULTRY WORLD
OF Denver Coo tells straightforward
VIII bring
great authority poultry and has thousands all
Mr. Van Buren, Its publisher gentleman
community and his words conviction
HONEST STATEMENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

The three games was g,Oi9 The preyi-
Gus western records were. respectively.
o3i and 1880. The scores were made
IN regular contest.
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CUT OUT THIS COUPON.

CUT OUT THIS COUPON
For all resolve to send for something but forget Mark
the book desired and mail this with your and adj
dress to
Dr. shoop Box 7l3 Racine, Wis
BOOK No, on Dyspepsia Ro)k No Tor Women.
IiOok No . on tina Heart BOOK No for Men seaed)
BOOK No on tie Kidneys Book No q on Rheumatism.
Mild cases moi chronic ara often cured by one or two
bottles Al all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Totals e. =. 1856 547 67S 622 645--Sl27
es-Zimmerman, 40; Auscher-
man. 1918 Mcleod, l1S S-b; c.
Smith, l66 2-5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Legislative expenses e., -. e.. .,., 1S,iS7
Items Included in the Legislative
Expense Appropriations
Coop, Furniture company, furniture A
DeHeret News daily minutes ANN. 1900
Star Printing company state reports $500
Tribune Job Printing company
printing bills %. ...'.... %. -. .,,,. 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

z. c. NJ. /. Millinery Opening, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Totals :. :. .,l55 IS6 67S sos rs
SALT LAKERs WON.

Aervages-H Hamilton, 1862; Silver, 1874;
Bauer us 3.5, Spitz, 1874 S-5.
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We Treat and Cure

g Troubles Diseases
Bronchial the
Got L
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YOU ONLY PAY FOR THE MEDICINES ACTuALL'

you ttroue
for WI
10
DR. o
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until april FIRST "YLYI

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
IDGET FOR
| NEXT TWO YEARS
.,,,,I Appropriation Bill Passed
4, The House Last Night
,uOuS7s TO sl,5a5,ooO.
s.u,nc,orily Adjusted and
|s s's s', i, Pa" senate An Right
"' :. Good Di'riOu''on'

..-ol Appropriation bill for
Fh s'" . ,vo years will amount 10
'D, !, y, ooo. There were several
|g' 49, . about 1t before the diner
i'l' a'.re adjusted, but when an
h |I'', through and gives pretty genera
' quite late when 1t passed the
n. " ~, inf night, and would have passed
INIT for the fact that II be-
i ''ua ',n,srlng al an earlier hour. AS
'au, a'Ith he approval of the SEN
nsss m." agreed upon by the confer
an a "~ there win be no hltch
eV nuslocsedIngs. The principal ar
h Ss,ween the two branches
snsss ~, FL me appropriation for the
], w. s,r the deaf, dumb and ollnd.
" Y 1 ~ restored to $1,000; another
\, ~, w' sor cottages at the industrial
4. "a UlH
J, ''u which was raised from NsvlO
v, s.a' ,be insane asylum from Soo'-
!, XXI E,eOo. and $1,000 additional 10
,,.,s hoard Of corrections. Then
ss Was A little misunderstanding
4, ,oad money down in Piute coun-
KEN Is worthy Of remark that IN
W. .,,once the amounts fixed were
!. ssmanded by the house.
sttempt to saddle the state with
M FOR grasshopper bountles from
,~l Counties resulted IN cutting out
!, ,or sanpete county of $1,000 and
ior Sewer
M bill stands II is considered
KAN rood distribution Of the funds
Fts6e' II Is OF course in the nature
compromise In many respects, but
yttIon OF the state was ignored
\ M other appropriations made In
n hils Il brings the grand total for
y,san close to $1,000 900.
obping is a detailed statement OF
nrous items Of which the bill Is
posed