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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21
NOTICE OF TWO MEETINGS on THE
ATOCkHOLDERs OF TnE UTAH
LIGHT a. POWER COMPANY.

To the Stockholders of the Utah Light
Power Co.-Notice Is hereby given that
the Board of Directors Of SAID Company
at a meeting OF It's Board held on the sOth
day OF September 1893. and as amended
at a meeting held on October 18th 1903.
unanimously resolved that Stockholders
meetings OF the Utah Light X Power
Company be called ana held for the pur-
pose Of submitting ~ the Stockholders
amendments TO the Articles OF lncurpOra-
ton OF said Company 50 as to empower it
with authority 10 consolidate IT'S property,
corporate rights and franchises with the
and the Utah Power Company, and also
10 authorize the Directors Of said Utah
lIght q Power Company. on the approval
Of a two-thrds vote OF tho stockholders
thereof 10 sell the property, franchises
ana corporate rights Of said Company To
some other company organized or 10 be
Organized, 10 purchase, own, operate anu
MAINTAIN said properties and 20 authorize
tho officers agents and Stockholders "
the Utah Light d Power Company m
their discretion on some one Ia rs Of
their behalf. TO form u new corporation
for the purpose 0fbuylng in the franchises,
rights ana properties Of the Utah Light
Power Company. the Consolidated Rail-
way q Power Company, and the Utdh
Power Company, which new company
shnll have the right 10 purchase acquire
and operate the corporate rights, powers,
franchises and properties OF the afore-
said companies.
now therefore, NuNCn rs NtrNhN gwen
that a meeting Of tho Stockholders % TOO
Utah Light q Power Company VIII 10
held at tue hour OF ~ o'clock "A. m. ON the
18th day OF DecemberllOd. az the Office Ot
the Utah Light q Power Company. No. Z
South, East Temple street. SAT- Lake
cry, Utah. FOR the purpose OF voting upon
the said proposed amendments AND au-
thorlty to said directors.
Ana notice vs. also given pursuant 10
said resolutions that there win be meet
ms of 'he Stockholders uf the utah Light
& Power Company held al The COmpauys
Office at place Aforesaid, at the hour VI
To O'Clock O.. m, ON lhr 10Th day OF De-
combcr 1873. for the purpose VI voting
upon the proposition 20 either consolidate
tho Utah Light s. Power Company with
the Consolidated Railway y Power Com
In some manner 20 consolidate ana ANAL
gamate said companies with their rights
properties and franchises by forming
new corporation in the interest VI sal
three companies on the stockholders
thereof and selling and transferring 10
such new company ull rights properties
and franchises of the said utah Light *
Power Company Consolidated Railway q,
Power Company ana the Utah Power
Company. and accept ~ payment for such
properties OF The Utah Light & Power
Company stock 300 the consolidated or now
company FOR the stock already owned py
the Stockholders of the Utah liEht *
Power Company ana 60 transact such
other and further business that may or
lngs aforesaid 90 fully and completely
carry Into effect On. purpose ~ said moot-
ms JOSEPH ~ SMITH,
President
". s. Campbell Secretary
Salt Lake city Utah. Nov. nth, 1908.
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state Engineers ONCE Salt Lake city,
Utah. Oct. a. 1909, Notice is hereby given
that Theodore Mexican and Robert H.
Bradford each Of whose pustofiicc address
is Salt Lake city Utah. have made lp.
pllcauon In accordance with the require.
mcnts % chapter 10 OF the Session Laws
Of Utah. 1905 30 appropriate no second
feet ~ the water liowlng IN Jordan River,
In Salt Lake County. Utah to be diverted
by means OF the dam now M said riyer
where the river intcrsocts Ninth North
street. IN Salt Lake city and from there
to be- conducted through hume for
distance Of about forty Ci0l feet where
the water will be used from January 81
TO December 3let, inclusive. OF each year.
for the purpose OF developing power 70
propcl pumping and lighting machinery
After having been 50 diverted aud used
the water Will be returned to the natural
channel OF Jordan River at a point about
forty ti0) feet below the said place Of d.
version.
All protests against the granting Of sail
application. stating the reasons therefor.
must be made In writing and nled In
this office after thirty GOD days and before
sixty COO days from the late hereof
A. 4. DDREMUS,
State Engineer
First publication. Oct. 2lst; last Nov.
Fist.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL CITY TAX.

TO WHOM m MAY CONCERN
tice is hereby glvenHthat special tax
Tor the purpose of constructing side
walk on the north side OF First North
street. between East Temple ana "a point
10 feet east Of the cast side OF State
street, In sidewalk district No. n, has
been levied by the city council ana con.
ilrmed by ordinance dated Nov 49, 1893
Said tax " levied upon the following
real property In Salt Lake city to-wit
The west il.g9 feet OF lot l. and the east
y OF feet and the west Ills feet OF lot 2
and all Of lot 81 block all OF lots I. 2. g.
4 and g. block 3 plat T. SAT- Lake city
survey 10 "a depth OF twenty-five feet back
from said street. Is payable In three equal
installments aud VIII become delinquent
as follows Said first installmcut on
Feb. 49, 1904; said second lnstallment on
May 10, 1894 and the said third INSTALL
mont on Nov 49, 1894
Each OF said instullmcuts. except the
FIRST, shall draw interest at the rate Of
+ per cent per nnuum from the date "
the levy. az aforesaid aud lt any or
either Of said installmonts shall be uu-
paid when they become delinquent. into~-
est thereon shah be at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annpm until such delinquent iE-
stallmonts arp fully paid.
All special taxes are payable az my or
fee. room ZOE, City Han, salt Lake city
r. y. MORRIS
city Treasurer md Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake city, Utah. Nuy 10, l9V5,
Sidewalk extension No, ~
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the Granite stake of Zion viii be held
on Saturday and Sunday Nov. 2S and
30 commencing at 10 a. IN, on Satur-
day The conference viii be held in
the new stake tabernacle, corner of
state street and Fourteenth South A
full attendance Is requested at all
meetings.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
EDWIN BENNION.
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
stake Presidency.
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Ornithological Discoveries.

st. Vincent, b. W. L. Nov. 2l,-sup-
posed changes In West Indian ornithol~
Ogy In consequence of recent hurricanes
and eruptions. are attracting Eglish
and American ornithologsts. Austin
Clark Of Boston, who Is here studying
conditions Of the fauna has been eXcep-
tlonally successful. He has secured
many rare specimens, including three Of
the Souferire bird, the Myrarohusoberl.
Tho first known specimen Of this bird
was obtained by Frederick ODER In 1867,
since which year the bird has not been
seen although IT'S fascinating whistle
has often been heard near the volcano.
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AN OREGON MURDER.
a Hop Buyer Found Dead with
Two Bullet Holes i'm His Breast.

oregon city, Orr Nov, 20,--T y. saun.
ders hop buyer, was found dead on
the street al Butteyille today with two
bullet holes in his breast A revolver
was found within two feet OF the body.
Saunders was the local agent at Butte
willie for Lilienthal & co, hop merchaut'
of San Francisco and had spent the
evening playing cards In saloon, and
started home long after midnight
Coroner Clough has returned from
Butteville where the inquest was held
over the remains OF l.. Il. Saunders,
whose dead body with two bullet
wounds In the head was found at that
place today. The jury returned ycr-
dict that Saunders was murdered by
some person whose identity Is un-
known.
The testimony at the Inquest showed
that last evening Saunders told friend
that he had seen a stranger In town
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Strike Breaker Reaches Chicago.

Chicago, Nov 2l--The Record Herald
today says
Boss" Farley strike breaker, has
reached Chicago, ready for q fight with
the union forces Ii took him only a
few hours to find out that peace was
near in the streetcar situation and that
there was no need for his services He
was quietly driven to railroad station
and slipped away for his home In New
York; while a number OF men were
awaiting his return to the Palmer
House. where he had registered az
"Jarmes Farley, Plattsburg, n. Y" His
sudden departure was taken "a positive
proof that the strike Is close 70 a set
Element,
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and remarked that the man wore false
whiskers. Later In the evening he re-
marked again the presence OF the
stranger whose actions aroused unus-
ual attention
From the facts now known II seems
probable that the man planned the
murder Of Saunders The body lay face
upward, arms outstretched and nm liver
Johnson .3S-callber revolver lay on the
ground about a foot and "A half from
his right hand The revolver contained
three loaded cartridges and two empty
shells Although Saunders was never
known to carry revolver in his right
side coat pocket was found a large
British bulldog revolver. fully loaded
Both revolvers were rusty and the bull
dog in such bad condition that II could
scarcely be made TO work,
The first view of the situation led %
the belief that Saunders had committed
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LOGAN.
Successful Matinee - Organization OF
Phiiomathie Society Tanners visit.
d. Y. COLLEGE NOTES.

Successful Matinee - Organization OF
phliomathie Society Tanners visit.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Nov. ia very
successful matinee was given IN the
college gymnasium last Saturday after
noon, from until o'clock. a very
large number or students were present.
and some patrons OF the college parties,
All seemed TO hGve very enjoyable
time. Another dancing matinee will
be given next Saturday afternoon at
the same hours,
Mr.. n. c. May. former student OF
the college. was visitor this week
Miss Tille PETERSON, critic teacher In
the training school. addressed the sun
day school teachers OF Cache stake last
Sunday In the college chapel hall. In
her talk she dealt principally With the
missionary labors In Europe, and the
customs and habits Of some OF the peo-
pie there. Miss Peterson made tour
Of Europe last summer, and her talk
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PRICE.
sCOFIELD ELECTION CONTEST,
Dismissed by Judge Johnson Peter Mel
son Has Leg Broken In Hay Baler.

Price, Carbon County, Nov. 20.-
While working on hay baler here to-
day Peter Nelson had his leg broken.
The Schoheld election sontest was to
have been heard here today by Judge
Jacob Johnson but as the plaintiffs
failed 10 put In an appearance, the
Judge dismissed the case.
six Italians were brought there today
from Castle Gate and lodged I'm the
county Jail by sheriff Wilcox. They are
charged with disturbing the peace at
that place In connection with the min
ers' strike there
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nome Mlsslonnry Meetlng.

Tho regular meeting Of the homo
missionaries OF the Salt Lake stake
of Zion viii he held IN the u. Y. Me-
mortal building Wednesday, Nov %,
1908. at 1880 D. M. Those who can
not attend are requested to send In
their reports. LEO HUNSAKER
Clerk OF stake
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High Council Meeting.

Members Of the High Council Of the
Salt Lake stake of Zion win please
take notice that there viii be a spe-
clal meeting OF the council at 1880 p.
M. Wednesday, Nov. %, 1903, NJ the
office Of the president Of the stake,
LEO HUNSAKER,
Clerk OF Council,
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Salt Lake High Priests.

A good attendance is requested nt
the monthly meeting Of the High
Priests Of the Salt Lake stake OF Zion,
to be held I'm the Assembly hall, Sat
urday. Nov 2S. 1908, at II o'clock a, m.
DAVID M'KENZIE,
WILLIAM ASPER.
HAMILTON @. PARK,
Presidency of Quorum.
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Acker. captain, ID
CHURCH NO7ICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

uUUuuFTIUU UU uU q Hu . q q
Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 "a. M. and meetings.
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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NOTICE on ANNUAL MEETING,

California Mining q Milling Company
Location OF mines and works Ulntah
Mining District summit County Utah,
Principal place OF business. 22l South
West Temple street. salt Lake city,
Utah Nevada office Elko. Elko County,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of said cor
poration will convene al the office OF the
Eiko Independent, Eiko, Elko County.
Nevada, on Wednesday the nth day of
November 1903 at ~ o'clock noon. at
which meeting hoard OF trustees Tor the
ensuing year will be- elected and such
other business transacted as shall law
fully come before the meeting
by order Of the board OF trustees.
W. i SNYDER, Secretary
Dated Oct "a. 1903
Meeting duly convened on above date,
and duly adjourned 90 Wednesday No
vembor IS 1893 az V O'Clock noon.
w. W. BOOHER,
Chairman.
HAYDEN HENDERSON.
Secretary
Meeting duly convened on above date,
and duly adjourned 20 Monday, Novom-
Der o. 1903 az la o'clock noon.
w, w HOOHER, Chairman,
HALDEN HENDERSON. Sec'y.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
TWEEN s, +. kcrshaw and Edgur Lee un-
der the name OF tho Salt Lake Painting g
Advertising Co. Ia this day mutually dis
solved, S +. Kershaw win continue the
business pay all bills and collect all ac-
counts duo the sail business,
slgned, s. II kERSHAW.
Signed, EDGAR LEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21
IDAHO FALLS, IDA.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.

boarding House burned 20 the Ground =
Preparations Tor si.s,ing sugs' Factory
Special Correspondence.
Idaho Falls, Bingham Co.. Idaho.
Nov. l5.--The beet growers OF this re-
glon are rejoicing from the fact that
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oTheR CHURCHES.

rltualists--Nieet Sunday evening
at p. m, odd Fellows hall. DR..
Agnes Winzell and Prof. Petrltsch.
Subject, "Spirtualism Psychometnially
demonstrated
First Unitarian society--sevIces
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suicide. The testimony showed, how
ever, that Saunders was right-handed
and that the shot could not have been
fred by him without leaving powder
marks, which are not found on his
head.
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| OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, ). ". cRooKwELL.
az 18th st, Telephone %ss-x

The Daily and Saturday. News
delivered by carrier. Any complaints ~
g service will be promptly rscuned ~
the olrculatoe.
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The one Hundred and Tenth quorum
Of Seventy will hold its regular month";
ly meeting IN the sixth ward assembly
rooms on Monday night next at $50
All members of the quorum are Urgent
~ requested TO be present.
II is expected that some of the
members OF First Council Of Seventy
will meet with the Thirtieth quorum
on Monday evening Nov. 20, at 1880
u. m. All members Will please arrange
TO be present. as some Items OF I'M
portant business viii be attended to-
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or the respective
nEhers Tor further informane@.

, N TUE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
tale Division, in and FOR Sail Lake
ouhty state Of Utah In the matter ~
va estate and guardianship of Richard
in,llakp. ~ incompetent person Notice
Ihe. petition for approval and settlement
ot The annual account OF the guardian OF
we person and the estate OF Richard
blhke. an incompetent person has been
fel FOR hearing on Frldny. the lth day
~ December A. ID. 1868 al 10 o'clock a
IT, az the county court House in the
Court Room OF said court. In Salt Lake
city Salt Lake County. Utah.
witness the Clerk ot said Court. with
We sea- thereof afiNed, this 18th day OF
Noyeu,bcr a u. 1905
(ScaO JOHN JAMES Clerk
BY DAVID b. DAVIES Deputy Clerk.
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record for October.

According to the records OF all book
sellers, the six books which have sold
best IN the order of demand during the
month are:
/, The Mettle OF the Pasture.
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LEHI.
POsTMAsTERs' ASSOCIATION.
Jaeobs.Lott Wedding Farewell Reeep'
tlon rendered Mrs. Cutler.

Jaeobs.Lott Wedding Farewell Reeep'
tion rendered Mrs. Cutler.
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., Nov, 2i.-Postmaster
Ross of Lehl has sent out the follow
ing letter to the postmasters OF the
state:
Brother Postmaster--At meeting OF
the Utah County Postmasters assoca-
ton held at Pleasant Grove, Oct, 22, a
resolution was adopted favoring the or
ganization Of a state postmasters asso-
citation. You will kindly answer wheth-
err you favor such an organization, and
IL 30 name a date and place at which
the preliminary convention should be
held. Your answer with all the others
received, will be considered at the next
meeting of our county association IN
January, and II majority OF the post
masters favor organization, n conVen-
ton will be called
The government favors just such an
organization as proposed, and we be-
lleve II would be conducive OF much
pleasure TO those who participated and
a general betterment Of the postal SER
vice.
Fraternally yours.
JAMES GLOVE, Prest.
=. w. ROSS, Secy,
Postmaster Ross reports that he has
heard from the most of the postmasters
and they are very much In favor OF
such an organization and the greater
part of them suggest that II be held at
Salt Lake City In April.
JAcoBs.LoTT WEDDING.
Miss Della Jacobs ana Mr.. Darrow
Lott were married In the salt Lake
Temple Wednesday, and Thursday eve
ming O very elegant reception was ten
dercd In their honor at the Opera
House. The relatives and Intimate
friends were hidden to fine spread at
y. m. and at ? y. m. dancing was IN
dulged In by the many friends OF the
bride and groom who WERE invited 10
the dance The happy pair viii make
their home In Lehi.
Tuesday a fine boy and heir was born
to the wife OF Mr., II. NJ. Royle, Jr.
Mother and babe doing well.
Mr.. william Austin IL down from He
Der City visiting relatives and friends,
Mrs. Annie Ellen Sorenson's baby boy
died last Monday and was buried Tues
day.
Mr.. Bert Wall, the road supervisor
IL having good work done on our roads
All the principal streets have had grav-
el put on them. which has put them In
very fine condition.
Misses Grace and Lettle NUNS are
down from the Bear River Valley, visit
ing relatives
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Wednesday afternoon pleasant fare
well reception was rendered Sister
Laura Cutler at the home Of heHSaugh-
ter, Mrs. John Y. Smith, by the presi-
dency and aids OF the Relief society OF
this stake. Sister Cutler has been an
aid to the presidency ever since the or
ganizaton OF the stake and her leaving
for Salt Lake city Ia much regretted
by the sisters with whom she labored.
Mr.. Leonard Rocker is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Yesterday a fine Holstein COW belong
ing TO Mr. Geo. III. Smith was killed
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near the sugar works by No. vest
bound r. q. w. train.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

scandInavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday al 10 Jclock, a.
m, In the Assembly Hail. All are
cordially invited
Religious services In the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock in lhe Assembly Hail.
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GRANITE STAKE.
Granite stake Conference.

rhe resuIar quarterly eonferenee Of
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Fraternally yours,
MES GLOVE,

=, W. NOCSt stNN'
Postmaster Ross reports that he has
heard from the most Of the postmasters
and they are very much in favor OF
such an organization and the greater
part of them suggest that II be held at
Salt Lake City IN April
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
Al SLAIILI
Funeral of Mrs. Daniels Is
 Held There.

The funeral ot Mrs. Nora Daniels, of Skagway, whose body was brought down on the steamer Humboldt from the North yesterday, took place from the Bonney-watSon chapel during the afternoon, says the P.-L of August 22. Rev. Father O'Reagan, of the Sacred Heart church, preached the sermon and interment was made in Calvary.
 Mrs. Daniels was formerly resident of Seattle with her husband.
 Three years ago, while Mir and Mrs. Daniels were in the North, little son was drowned in the Duwamlsh, and his body was held here for several weeks, pending their arrival to attend the fu- neral.
 Mrs. Daniels had many friends ln Se- attle, many of whom were not aware Of her illness and death.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
REAL NICE
{, Do Into O,h"rS as You Would Thy Sh,ul | Do
 Unto YOp.

With some people you could keep a doiu' and they would keep a doin' you. X hurricane deck twister expressed himself yesterday morning, that he would rather pay so for a watch than pay ssD. and that when booze got down Co 70 bit. hc vautcl Co leave town, as it k.ll, tbc town Co have goods or booze sold cheap.
 Now. | take quite an interest and have considerable interest in Skagway, and ii che town Is going Co the devil because want siO for a watch costing me sIi. why it can 20, for will con tiuuc selling that watch for go. You very liberal boys try and dud some pltchr, ou uthr pants ot these high price vendor, aud then take your coat of and look yourself over. kEELAR,
 Broadway Jeweler.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
To Beer Consumers

The famous Skagway Pilsner beer, analyzed by the United States Health Bulletin, and published and recom- mended as one Of the best beers in the United States, is sold only in the Pack Traln, Monogram, Las: Chance, Pan- theOn and Idaho saloons.
 This notice Is given that outside beer cannot be sold for Skagway beer.
 HERMAN BARTHEL,
 Proprietor. Brewery phone, @; residence phone, 3S. 70 lm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
Millions Use

CUrtcuRA soAP. assisted by cUTIcuRA ONT NEWT, for preserving. purifying. and beautify- ing the skin. fos cleansing the scalp Of erusts, scales and dsndrun. and the stopping Of fall Ing hair for sottening. whitening and soothing red. rouEh and sore hands. for baby rashes. itchlngs and irritauons. and fos an the pur- poses Of the toilet. bath. and uursery. Millions of Women uss CuucuRA Soar in tAe form Of baths for annoying inhammations, ehahngs and e1cOrations. or too free or offensive perspira- tiou. Ia ths form of washes for ulcsrativs weaknesses. and for many sanatiTe, antiseptic purposes which readily sugEest themselves.
 Cuticuru Soap. Ointment and Piils cold through. out the world. British Depot; 2I.2e Charter- house SQ., London. French Depoti Rue de Ia CoRP.. Sole Propa, .. 2. A.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
Notice

All bills owing to Alaska General Eletrlc Co. must be paid Co me and no contract made with company will be recognized unless made with me.
 J. NJ. TANNER, Manager Alaska Gen'l Electric Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-08-29
IN Al NINL
Steamer Al-Ki Coming With
 Explosives.

The steamer ALHi will be in port this morning at 9 o'clock. Agent West received this word from Juneau last night The Al-Ki is bringing North explosives this trip She will undoubt- edly sail this afternoon.