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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-19
Assessment No. 10.

PERUVIAN CONSOLIDATED MIN
ing company. Location and principal
place of business, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that AT meeting
of the board of directors. held on the
sd day Of October. 1903. an assessment of
one and one-half 40 cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation payable Nov. 8. 1903. To
Adam SNYDER, acting secretary and
treasu 276 Main street, Salt Lake City.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid ON the 81 day of
November 1903. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before. viii
be sold on the 18th day of November
1905, 20 pay tine delinquent assessment,
together with the cost of advertising and
expenses of sale. ADAM SNYDER.
Acting Secretary.
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MT. PLEASANT POLITICS.

Mt Pleasant, Oct 1S.-The Democratic
and Republican parties both held their
nominating conventions in this city last
evening. The Democrats were i'm session
but short time, the meeting passing off
with entire harmony. The ticket nOmin-
atCd was as follows:
Mayor-George Christensen (present
mayor.
Recorder-Amasa AIdrich.
overwhelmingly s. Jensen.
Justice of the Peace-John L. Larsen.
COMMUNICATION Carter Dong term,
Ole Hansen, Daniel Rasmussen. A. j.
Syndergaard and Bent r. Hansen.
Treasurer-Mrs. =. Ellis Day.
The Republicans were in session until
about , O'Clock this morning. There were
candidates almost by the score for the
various offices. and as each one had a
large crowd Of friends present TO support
him the meeting was q big one. The CON
test for marshal was the one which at
tracted most attention and which took
up the time of the meeting. There We're
seven aSpirants and the ballOtng Occu-
pied nearly two hours of time. Following
Is the ticket:
Mayor-H. c. Beaumaun
Recorder. II. Maiben.
Marshal-LIrs GundersOn.
Justice of the Peace-A. 3. Waldemar
Council-A. f Mcintosh dong term,
Jensen and Andrew G. Madsen.
TreasUrvT-Mrs. Eliza beth Alfred
Nominating caucuses were held also at
FanNiew last night The Democrats
placed the following ticket before the
people:
Mayor-Peter Peterson.
CounCilmen - Peter SundwaU dong
term, HyTum Vance. George Zabriskie,
&. O. Peterson and Albert Christensen
ReCOrder-G. r. Christensen.
Treasurer-Mrs. s. Fowies.
Marshdl-HenTy Mills
Justice of the PeaCe-H- De Fries
The Fairview Republicans have NOM
mated the following .Cket.
Mayors. :. Sanderson.
COuncimen-Heber PETERSON Gong term,
A. L. Miner. j. l. Bench, Anderson, ir.,
and G. o. Peterson
Recorder. r. Graham.
Marshal-John o. Carlson.
Urea Mrs. f. Miner
At Spring CITY the Republicans have
nominated James Cldwson for mayor and
W. kOfford for marshal. John BIain is
the Democratic nominee for mayor at
that place
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POLITICS ar LEHI.

I4ehL Oct. lS--The Democratic. Repub-
lCan and Socialist parties have all filed
their tickets with the city recorder. The
Socialists and Democrats have fused on
the mayor. marshal and recorder and
have strong hopes Of electing at least
these three il not the entire Democratic
ticket.
The Democratic ticket is as follows:
Mayor. John l. Snow. cOuncilmen Ed
ward Southwick. Thomas Jones. Joseph
Coates. George Glover and Henry Smith.
recorder. John S Willes; treasurer, T. II.
Irane; justice Of the peace Eli Kendall;
marshal Telry East.
Republican ticket: Mayor. John Rob
orts jr: councilmen. William Bone.
Thomas Webb. Edward Karen George
Beck and c. T. Cromer; recorder. John
r. VIM, treasurer. r. J. Wadsworth
justice of the peace. eli Kendall: city
marshal j. n Butt
Socialist ticket; Mavor. John t. Snow:
councilmen. ". s. Evans. Robert Gil
christ Alphonso Wilcox and James Tuck
field. recorder, John S. Willes; treasurer.
John WoOdhouse, Justice OF the peaSe
John Whipple, marshal Henry East.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
Fraternal union d Amerioa.

An entertainment viii be given under
the auspices Of Evergreen lodge No. l9i
az the Fraternal Union Of America ln
honor of the visit of Colonel J. L. Hand
ley OF Denver, grand supreme secretary
of the order. at l. @. o. L. hall, Market
street Monday evening oct. 49, 1893. No
charge for admission The programme Is
as follows
Introductory remarks --------. -....-.----
...--- Fraterual Master i. T.. Eldredge
Piano solo ----.. Professor - w. Merrill
soprano sOlo.-.-----...- Miss Violet Garner
pedl QHel.-.---
Mrs William &. Wheeler and Miss
Minnie Abbott
instrumental duct. .-.-. ..... 800. &C.. -
Miss Laona Christensen and Mr.. w.
u. jenkins
Song ..-...................... Sidney ChaIker
Address .-.--....--- Colonel j. J.. Handley
Airs from well known Operas...--.....
Nicholas Bros. Italian orchestra
Comic specialties Commencement ..-.-.--.
Sid Clawson from Wales. 'lOOk yOu'D
and George Margetts (trOm Ireland,
ne jabers'D
Singing of the national hymn, Amer
ica' ----..-.-.-..... Led by John James
Audience and Orchestra.
Accompanis +. w. Merrill.
Entertainment begins promptly at S
O'Clock.
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DEATH or Hume PEACOCK.

Ephraim. oct 1S.-Word reached here
by telephone last evening that June Pea
cock. a prominent young man OF Ster-
ling. had died at his home in that city
yesterday afternoon of typhoid fever. lie
was sick only about one week Mr.. Pea
cock has been working for the past year
in the transfer office Of the Oregon Short
Line at POcatelo and was employed
there when he was taken ill., He was
engaged as assistant instructor I'm the
business department OF the Snow acadc-
my. in this city, during the school year
Of 1912 He was wei thought OF here
and he leaves host of friends 10 mourn
his Untimely Death. The time OF the tu-
neral has not been announced
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Maccabees.

Utoniau tent No. T.. X. O. r. NJ, held
a review on Wednesday evening last
Applications for membership were re-
ceived and acted upon and the several
committees presented their reports after
which mock trial was had which pro-
NolEed a good deal OF mirth.
Salt Lake City hive No. : had large
meeting at last regular review and called
special review last Tuesday 10 admit new
members TO the order for life insurance.
There VIII be a regular review Tuesday
evening. Oct %. when all members are
requested to be present
The regular review Of Banner hive VIII
be held Tuesday at 2:30 %. m. Miss IT..
Hessler ard Mr. Brown of tent No. u
viii be given a reception in the hall on
Nov. 4 i'm honor of their marriage La
dies Hickey. DOckeudOrf. BaVes. Wilken-
sen and Cuddy entertained the hive and
friends ct siNty-three Tuesday last Aft
or the prizes had been awarded the ladies
an sat down to delicious refreshments.
The tables were decorated with cosmos
end asterS.
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Woodmen of the World.

Salt Lake camp % viii have d social
evening next Tuesday. the occasion being
the presentation of past cOnsuls' Jewels
to about fourteen past consul command
crs OF the camp. an event which viii
probably not occur again in ten years.
An excellent programme viii be rendered.
Camps 33S and 406. as well as all visiting
neighbors. are welcome The Degree
Team association Will give the first OF
series of dances at Christensen's han on
Monday evening, Nov. .. The good work
as promulgated by the association will
aid the camps in the Increase OF member
ship I'm the coming log rolling campaign.
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OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT.

Do you know that we have one Of
the best repair departments in the
west? Equipped with new and up-to-
date tools and machinery, with
skilled hands who understand their
use and how to use them.
That it is a success is shown by the
constant stream Of watches, clocks.
jewelry, etc, that is daily brought to
us for repair. Why not bring yours?
We will make your old jewelry and
silverware just like new.
Our prices are reasonable and all
work guaranteed.
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TEACHERS HOLD SESSION.
Utah County Teachers Discuss Many
Topics of Interest.

Provo, Oct. 1S.-There wos an unusuanv
large attendance of teachers at the meet
ing Of the Utah County Teachers assoc
citation held yesterday. A musical pro-
gramme, consisting Of school Songs. was
given in the forenoon, and Professor Paul
of the L. ID. s university delivered a
most interesting and instructive lecture
on The Growing Teacher
In the afternoon the teachers were di-
Nlded into three sections for the purpose
or considering manual training. The
branches treated were as follows: Sew
ing, Miss Lucille Young; slOvd. Calvin
FLETCHER; design work In paper, PrOfes-
sOr EastmOnd.
The interest among the teachers in the
institute meetings seems TO be greater
this year than in any previous year al
we'll attended. Yesterday only one dis
tricU in the county was without repre-
sentation, and only two teachers were
absent.
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KANSAS CITY HORSE SHOW.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct 1S-The annual
horse show will begin I'm Convention hall
tomorrow night and continue through the
week. Ali classes of animals. from high
steppers to dray horses, will be shown
for prizes. Several large eastern stables
including that of r. Stotesbury of Phfla-
delphia. are entered. and many visitors
from out of town are expected Society
circles will, as usual. make much Of the
show. 4 special trIin arrived TODAY from
Atlanta. bearing the most notable horses
of the show just held there
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Loval Americans.

The LOYAL Americans, a fraternal or
der recently granted authority TO do bust
ness in Utah. organized the first assem-
bly, i'm this city Friday evening last at
l. b. h w hall. The following officers
were elected; Past president. DIR. j. s
sharp; president. r. Miller: vice presi-
dent. DR.. W. II. Hopkins: secretary, A.
D. Mcclure; treasurer. Miss Clara +.
Peterson. prelate, Mrs. Isabella y. Scher-
mer; sergeant, Miss Maud Stevenson:
first corporal, Mrs. May Kempf. second
corporal William T. Earls; orderly. Rob
ert Stevenson; musician. Miss Julia Par
sons: guard, +. Madsen; sentinel A J..
COnleV
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LOGAN SOCIALIST TICKET

Logan. oct. 17.-For the first time i'm
her history Logan has three political
tickets in the field. The socialists met
last night in mass convention and named
a full ticket with the exception of n
are: Mayor. Alexander Lewis: marshal.
Joseph Jensen; recorder, Henry c. Oh
sen; treasurer, Mrs. John CrOwther: JUS
tice, George j. Wheeler; cOunCilmen. First
ward. John Lundberg and r. c. Good
win; Second, Edward Breitenbucher and
Evan Jones; Third, Ed Peake and Aaron
Dewitt; Fourth, Andrew McKennv and
Charles Miller Fifth, J. A. Crockett and
Alfred Erickson.
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HmuSemenfS.

In point of numbers i'm attendance the
Sunday night concerts an the Grand the
atrc still remain as popular as the first
was, but the programme al either Of the
last two was not 50 pleasing as the first
one presented The selections for last
lacked the vim and enthusiasm of the
first. The heaviest number was the over
ture, ''MaXimiliap Robespierre, % which
was descriptive Of the French revolution
and was a Zinc piece o. execution An
other fine SELECTION was SChumaun' $
Sims Miss Clara Larsen was the vocal
list and rendered two selections. The first
was the magnetic waltz song by Arditi.
which was an exceedingly difficult SeleC-
tiOn for the singer. but which pleased the
audience SO greatly thar she was obliged
10 respond 10 an encore giving d" Twas
Within Mile of EdiHhorO Town Miss
shows a noticeable lack of training not
alone i'm voice. but in stage presence.
Miss Helen Boyer Of SpriuCville has
lust signed with the Leiber management
Of New York in Han Gaines "Manx-
man. in which she has the position of
leading lady at good salary. They be-
She was selected from among six girls
who read the part. but they preferred
Miss Boyer's reading.
Tonight at the Salt Lake theatre the
engagement OF Frederick Warde and
Louis James viii begin. The bill for the
opening night is Alexander the Great. 3"
their new play. which has scored a tire
mendous success elsewhere.
The bill at the Grand tonight is Down
Mobile, play by Lincoln J. Carter
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MuTINous CREW

Mariposa. from Tahiti, brings advices
that the French bark Suily. from China
60 Valparaiso. put into Papeete Sept. 9
with q mutinOus crew The crew alleged
thai their provisions were poor and in
sufficient. The captain of the SWly has
been held ana the vessel detained bv the
French authorities
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YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
Gradual Increase in the Number of
Cases.

Laredo, Tex, Oct. 1S.-WhiIe there
are still many cases of yellow fever in
the city, work being done by the Ma
rtne hospital service and the state
health department is beginning to show
results in the gradual decrease in the
number of cases.
The official bulletin for the past TWEEN
ty-fOur hours was issued tonight:
New cases, twenty; deaths. six: total
cases. 400; total deaths to date, twenty
seven.
The deaths which occurred were
among the poorer classes of Mexicans
The deaths are attributed to the cooler
weather.
No bulletin has been received from
Bueno Laredo or Minerva today
Word from Monterey states that al
though the disease is diminished in its
spread it is becoming more malignant.
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SLIT FOR DIVORCE

Provo. Oct. I.-Suit for divorce has
been filed in the Fourth district court by
Joseph ). Brooks of Lake Shore against
Polly Brooks The grounds are adultery,
alleged TO have been committed with
Earl Simmons at 80 East Fourth South
street, Salt Lake city, on the f2-h Of July,
1903, and at divers other times. Plaintiff
also sets out that defendant wrote him "a
letter from ogden, July 60 i'm which sine
admitted having been untrue 10 her mar
riage VOW, and stated that she intended
10 pursue that crime iu the future. The
parties were marri%d at Lake Shore Oct
1892
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PROVo NEWs NoTFs

Provo Oct. 1S.-POstmaster Glove has
retired as the Provo correspondent Of
Truth.
a marriage license has been issued 10
William II. Wood. aged 30, of Spring
vile, and Mrs. Permetia Dee, aged 81, OF
ogden.
A daughter has been born TO Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. c. Watkins; all Well
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PERSONALS.

At the municipal election held I'm In
dianapOUs Henry Warrum. brother Of
Noble Warrum OF this city was elected
city attorney. Mr.. Warrum took his seat
last Thursday.
A. Fred Wey. proprietor Of the Wilson
hotel has returned from q trim to Indi-
ana, where he went some days ago TO
recuperatc from a long and severe attack
Of typhoid fever. The trip was very ben
eficial.
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G. A p

Mrs. Sarah Jenkins entertains Reynolds
circle, ladies of the @. A. r. at her resi-
dence. 1f2 South West Temple street on
Tuesday at 2;30 p. m All friends cordial
~ invited.
The members of the George r. Max
well w. r. &. No. will entertain their
friends at a card social Wednesday oct
p, at their hall from 3 to O. All members
are requested to meet promptly at 2.30
for short session
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DEMoCRATIc NOMINEES

Coalville. Oct. 17-An enthusiastic Dem
OCratic primary was held this evening A
splendid ticket was nominated. and he
Republicans generally concede that the
chances Of victory for the & o. D. are
remote. Following is the winning ticket:
5. J.. Beech, mayor; j. ". Wilde, mar
shall, John Booth. justice; Frank Rip
pom. recorder; George W. Young. treas
urCr. Eli Robinson councilman long
term; +. n. Wright. John w Lamb VIII
short term
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Delinquent Notice.

INDIAN PETE MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place Of doing bust
ness. r. NJ. Petersons. East Mill Creek.
Salt Lake county.
Notice. There are DELINQUENT on the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. /. levied on the 18th day
of September. 1885, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders. as follows;
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BoTH 49, NoMINATE.
Convention Scene Of Much
Turmoil.

Fillmore Oct 1N-Both tho Democrats
and Republicans held their primaries to-
night Both parties waited untii the last
minute before they called their conven-
lions. each waiting for the other 10 show
its hand. The Democratic primaries
passed of smoothly, but the Republicans
were warm from start to finish. The
most notable thing In the Republican con-
venti0D was an stack upon J.. W. Gals
tord. editor Of the local paper, by Mayor
Neile. GalsfOrd refused 40 answer him,
stating that he did nor care 40 take UP
the time OF the meetIn-. but would do
Justice TO the mayor I'm his next paper.
Neile was nominated for mayor out
Withdrcw after making the attack upon
Gais-ord.
Tho Democrats nominated as mayor
William Rogers; cOuucilmen, fOur-year
term. Rufus Day, tWo-year term, -.
Hunlsman. Almond Robson f. NJ. Han
son and Joseph CARING, justice John
Rogers: recoroer. Nephi Anderson, treas
urer. Mrs. a. E. Giles marshal, Harvey
King
Republican ticket: Mayor. y. s. Bishop.
councilmen. four-year term. James Day.
two-year term. Peter Beauregard, Brig
Melville. James Woodland. Charles Chris
topherson; recorder. j. A. Kelly; treas
uler. Albert SHAH: marshal, William
Cooper; Justice n r. Lewis
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Sixty Years. Experience Of an Old

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription Of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with neVer-failiug success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incaicula-
BILE. Tt relieves the child from pain. cures
diarrhOea gripping in the bowels and wind
collie BY giving health to the child ii
rests the mother. Price % cents a bottle.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS

The revival meetings at The Nazarene
mission on state street viii continue an
this week closing next Sunday night
The services are being conducted by
Evangelist Lee and wife and great inter-
est was shown az those held during the
past week. There viii be a meeting every
night next week. closing Sunday evening,
Onf
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I. o. o. F.

Salt Lake no. . conferred the second
degree ON two candidates on last Friday
night after which the brothers were en-
tertaincd by an earnest talk from Broth
er Botdn of Kansas. Brother William
NJ owen. one of the veteran Odd Fellows
Of Utah, is very III at his home, 122 West
Fourth South street
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STATE NEWS

year term. by acclamatcn. two-year
,crra- George Cunnihgham. J. W CHIP
man. W s Robinson and W " Hunter.
Recorder-Emmett Lynch.
Treasurer-Airs. Henrietta BiClcr, by
exclamation.
Justice of tho Pcace-Albert Kelly.
Marshal-Peter LOdgsen.
The ticket SIS Thought go he strong ono
and viii. or most of the candidates wilL
be elected on Nov. S.
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AMERICAN FORK DFMOCR AS

American Fork. oct. 1S-The Demo-
Gratis of this city held their primarv at
the opera house last night A large
crowd was present and nominated the fol-
lowing city officers to be voted upon next
month.
Mayor-James n. Clarke. nominated by
acoiau1a ton
Councilmen-Thomas J. Barratt. FOUR
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Sons Of Confederncv-

The George F. Afford camp. Sons Of
Confederate Veterans. will meet at the
Commercial club TONIGHT at 6 O'Clock All
members and thCle who are eligible to
membership are requested TO be present
Come. out and have a good meeting Good
speeches; good music.
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PROGRESS nv CHINA

Peking. Oct. 1S.-The Marconi sys-
tenn of wireless biography was inaug-
urated today between Peldng and the
tended the sending of the first mes
sage
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Fraternal Rrotherhood

SeEo Lily lodge No. 252 will confer the
initiatory degree Tuesday evening. the
Goth. and follow with Z bright progra rlrne
and refreshments. The first and third
Tuesdays are becoming interesting occa-
sions at "Seso Lily hall, 163 South Main
street. sign Of the A. @. Z. W
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The Past Noble Grands club viii hold
a special meeting Tuesday afternoon oct
p at The home of Mrs. Jeffries. as South
First West a fun attendance is re-
quested. Members please take notice.
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And in accordance with law ana the orr
der Of the board of directors made on the
18th dav Of SeDtember. 1859. so many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock as
NAV be necessary viii be sold al the resi-
Gence of r. NJ Peterson az East MIL
Creek on the 18th day of October 1903. ar
the hour of clock D. m TO pay the
delinuuent assessment thereon. together
with the cost of advertising and expense
OF sale. j. ~. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
10. 20 East North Temple
salt Lake City, Utah.
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PAPAL SECRETARY OF STATE.

Rome, Oct. 1S-The pope has ap-
pointed Mgr. Merry del Val papaI sec
rotary OF state.
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Park CITY.

Ferry. William NJ. mine ewner.
kearns, Thomas, mine eneri United
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Logan

Amussen. estate. c. c.. executor. Fl. f.
Hatch.
Hansen. S0ren. produce merct ant.
Hcndrickson- j. A.. 81 North Main
street; president Cache knitting works.
Howell, Joseph. proprietor Union Mer-
camille company.
Nibley. G. w. capitalist
Quaylc. James. vice president First M
fiOnal bank.
Smart Thomas sheep owner
Thatcher. estate. 6. w. executor. H.
j.. Thatcher.
Thatcher. Moses. 8 South Main street.
Thatcher Brothers Banking company.
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John Norris Back From Canada.

John Norris returned the other day
from Canada where he went to see the
country. He went with Theo. +.
Myers. whom he left in Winnipeg. Mr..
Norris spent five days in Winnipeg
and thinks it one of the most remark
axle cities he ever saw. He says there
is great amount of building going
on there, both of business houses and
residences. They can't get workmen
enough to do the building wanted.
This is the wholesale city for ire
mendously big section of Canada.
Mr.. Norris and Mr.. Myers spent
several days in eastern Assiniboia
and thinks it is the richest in natural
resources of any unsettled country he
ever saw. He says settlers are pour
ing in there this spring, new railroads
are being projected and some are be-
ing built this spring, lots of breaking
is being done and he thinks it will
not be many years until that section
will be well settled.