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DISTRICT 81.
What the Unofficial Canvass
Shows from that Section.

The vote In district 27, 50 far as re-
ported. is as follows: Wade. Miner and
Myton 259. 1Siesel, Newhouse and
Snow. 1871 Howell, ISL Powers, 49,
Strlup, 1879; Narlau, l66; Cutler, 1897
Moyle 1891 Tlngey 1875; Morse,
2iSi Lewis, 236 Richie, 221
Armstrong, 2l3; Hall 10 Stewart, 142i
Hurd. li5 Cherry 20; Love, 1872, Park,
1856 Lawrence, 200; Leary, 1872, Piper
1884, Stewart, 1870; Kinney, 1876; Edward,
l9O Cromar, 1885, Hull, ISL; Anderson,
1871 Pauter l79 Joseph. 2O2; McCrea,
1911 Hamer 1897 Riser lS0 jacobson,
1885, Spencer, 1874 Mccoy, 49, Dern, li2;
Olson, 1871 Clark 1885; Douglas l29
Strlngfelcw, 1897 Mackey, l1s Miller
2O7. Horne, 1872. Hays 1885, Emery. 2i0;
Cummings, il5 Cards, 179; Young. li7;
Fisher, 200, Blakeley, 1872; Eldredgo, 1875;
Scare, 1913; Perkins, 200; Rumel 1928;
Christensen, 1884, Lund 1852, Swenson,
1871; Rock, 1875; Brown, 1884, Quinn, 1921
Dlehl, POI; Whitaker, 100, Fowler, lS1,
Sommer. l22
IN this district Hiles, American"
got II votes, Ferry q. Raleigh II, Nc
Keller 81, Dlninny rs, Collier H. and
Arson a. The Socialist candidate for
the supreme court, G. c. Goodwin, re-
celyed 26 votes.
DISTRICT 80.
District 80 reports as follows: Wade
3OS: Miner $685. Myton 30a Klesel 49,
Newhonse ll6i Snow lla; Henger IA,
jacobson IL; Mccain lfi Howell 1871;
Powers 1871 Sch0ck 49, Hlles 81 Straup
200: Varlan 1871; Goodwin l6; Cutler l7O.
Moyle li3; Kaufman Il; Ferry III,
Tingey $685. Harmon ia Porter Il;
James l03 Breeder 2Os T3agley 1875
Randall "a; MCDOWELL 90; Edwards 1874;
Geiger 1873; McIaohlan "a; Rogers 1872
Christensen 1871; Wilson 49, Arilson
l3, Armstrong ll2 Nelson 1917; Porter
IFS; Lewis a. Christensen ll2i Morse
2S7 Lewis 2i4; Richie 22s; Armstrong
2l3; Hall 1875 Stewart 1856 Hurd i41;
Cherry 1885, Loofbourow 1884, Van Colt
l52. Love 1873; Park 1871. Lawrence 206;
Leafy 1885, Piper 49, Stewart las;
Charter a. Lawrence Is; Loyery IA;
Ellison 94 Niles 96 Nye %; Kinney 2lS;
Edward 1875; Cromar 1874 Hall 1877 An
derson 1886; Painter 1876; Marks 1893;
Stookey 1870, Joseph 1871. McCrea Pa;
Hamer %; Riser 1916 Jacobson l2ii
Spencer l2l Mccoy il9; Dern 1877; OIL
son 1901 Clark 1885; Douglass l2l; String
fellow IA; johnson Il; Osborne a.;
Lewis IA, Brick Is; Davis IA; Marcum
IA, Stewart a. Erickson H. Clark IA;
Dover IL; Sleater IS; Lightfoot 90i
Cahoon 100; Nordberg 9S Stewart lO7;
Benedict 1902; Taylor l0i; Corser l05;
Darmer 1875; Barratt l01; Mackay 1877;
Miller 1876; Horne ll6, Hays 1907 Brig
house IA; Parson A. Bourgard ll2 Me-
MILAN 1924; Emery 1871 Cummings 1875,
Bogart IA; Raleigh 10, Carbls lA;
Young 1881 Spahr IA, Rookledge lO9;
Fisher 1899; Blakeley 1874; Lloyd IA;
Mauck IS; Eldredge 1889; Scare 1872;
Norton a. Reese ll3; Perkins 1888;
Rumel 1885, Locke 49, Mcclellan 1903;
Christensen 1856, Lund li6 Gilbert IA;
Dinlnry III; Swenson 200, Rock III;
Fox l5 Collier liz Brown 200; Quinn
li3. Carlson 70; Arson 10; Dieh 22sI
Fowler SS Twomey o. Whitaker 1856
Sommer 1913, Armstrong $751; Smith 203;
Hamer IA, clark i0l; HIS 2Oi Allen
ll3; Patterson 1903.
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STRAIGHT TICKETS.
"hat They Are in Salt Lake CITY
ana County SO Far as Returned.

.louoNng is n tahie aboui,. ..,
Mlalght PARTY vote OF each og',h5 ,o az,
p''u'a IN Salt Lake CITY ana eo,I M, ,V"'
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PACIFIC COAST.

ON the Pacific coast Republican
cess was general In california, Whe
RoosCyelts majority will be at ll1
$1,000. the next legislature will b. J. .
publican by large majority. il V..
select a successor TO Senator Bard.
Reports from Nebraska are moon =
pcte as 20 the state ticket and tlia
election ot Rerge Is claimed By tlc
Democratic state committee.
A feature of the returns from Nil
souri, o. the probable defeat Of Reprc
sentative Cowherd chairman &c lit
Democratic congregational committee
HOUSE REPUBLICAN,
Indications are that the next hor
OF representatives win be heavily X,
publican. Dispatches so Tar received
show that 202 cougressme have heetl
elected By the Republicans against iSs
BY the Democrats Of the 4j remaining
districts 80 are now represented BY Re-
publlcans and 10 by Democrats
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PARKER AND DAVIS.
DOTH CLAIM MISSOURI

Missouri IS claimed by both sides. ale
though It is generally conceded That
Folk was elected governor by the Dem
ocrats. The Republican state commit
tee, however, asserts dat is figures
Indicate the election Of Walbridge by
more than 1000 and claims the state
for Roosevelt by 10000 General he
lief at Wheeling Is that Roosevelt car
ried West Virginia by more than 10
ono, but the returns are very meagef.
Those SO for received show only slight
Republican losses It is thought prob
able that the legislature Will be Rcpuh-
lcan IN both branches. This body Will
elect successor TO Senator Scott
A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.
Returns from Minnesota indicate TIE
election OF the Democratic candidate for
governor, johnson, who ran especially
well IN the Scandinavian counties. HIS
success, however. had no effect on The
national ticket which went 10 Roose
Volt by at least 100000 Some of the
Republican newspapers still claim thlt
The state was not lost TO their candi.
date, Dunn.
In Wisconsin while the Republican
national ticket went through BY
heavy majority. 4 Is thought that the
legislature will be so divided between
the Republican factions that dead
lock may occur over the choice Of
successor TO Senator Quarles.
Complete hgurea are lacking from
Iowa bu those Ia hand Indicate the sue
cess OF he entire Republican state
ticket
While Colorado probably gave EOose
Welt 1860 plurality the result az to thg
state ticket Is ir doubt Scratched bal.
lots were cast to the number OF Lt
least i0too. and the counting was very
SLOW.
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THE VOTE IN BINGHAM.

How the Battle Went in the Big
Copper Camp.
The vote IN district 90. Bingham Is
40 follows Wade tR), ~, Minor
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House renters look Tor bargains 40
eagerly as shoppers, n you can ohe'
a bargain TO a good tenant your offer
will find many a roader'
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800, abused ls hndranoe sought ard
'H isgp,d u as In the case Of the man who
aines that no can rent his houoo
10y. a ss we'll without advertising IT,
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-29
ADVERTS'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SACRIFICE=BRANDN NEW HOUSE.
S3350--House cost $1,000 lot worth $500:
total S3TOO: only $3.50 buys 1t; best OF rea-
for selling; every modern convenience;
beautiful and artistic in appearance; . blocks
OF Mastick station and only 35 minutes OF
San Francisco; terms to suit.
HAI.LY & CO., 2313 Santa Clara ave.
GOOD business property at a bargain on
Park ST. Inquire at 2315 San Antonio ave.
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PROPOSALS.

of the Interior. Office Of In
dian Affairs. Washington D. c.. July 13.
1904.-Notice is hereby given that bids for
the purchase of Unbiased segregated coal and
asphalt lands and Unbiased segregated coal
and asphalt deposits will be opened by the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs at his office
purchase of tracts within the McAlester Dis
trict CNo. y. at 2 o'clock p. m. eastern
time). Monday. October g. 1904; for tracts
in the Wilburton- Stigler District (No. p, at
o'clock p. m eastern time), Monday De-
cember o. 1904: for tracts in the HowePo-
teau District (No. -, at 2 o'clock p. m.
eastern time) Monday. February g. 1905;
for tracts in the McCurtain Massey District
mo. -, at o'clock p m. eastern time),
high-Ardmore District mo. 81. at 2 o'clock
p. m. eastern time), Monday. June 1905
and for tracts, in District No. Cunlessed
segregated asphalt lands), at o'clock D. m.
eastern time). Monday. August T. 1905
Circulars descriptive of the lands and deposits
to be sold and copies of the regulations of
June IL. 1904 governing the sale of the un-
leased segregated coal and asphalt lands and
Unbiased segregated coal and asphalt depos-
its, may be obtained upon application to this
office or the United States Indian Agent,
Union Agency. Muskogee Indian Territory
Bids must be on the prescribed FORM which
will be found in the regulations. certified
check draft for twenty per cent Of the
amount of the bid must accompany the bid.
The lands will be sold for cash and success
full bidders will be required TO deposit with
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs the full
amount of their respective bids within fifteen
days after receipt by them Of notice of the
acceptance OF the same. If successful bid
der fails to comply with the terms Of his bid
within the time specified the check deposited
by him evidence of good faith will be
forfeited to the use of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations The right to reject any
all bids is reserved. Deeds of conveyance
will contain a clause subject, however to
existing rights of way for railroads" A. c.
TONNER Acting Commissioner. Depart
ment of the Interior. Washington, d. c.
July 13. 1904. Approved, THOMAS RYAN
Acting Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANaE.
REALTY EXCHANGE COMPANY.
F. A RARR
SUITE sO7-sOs CALL 11HI1IHi BufIDfNG 9iNs AVER

SUITE sO7-s0s CALL BUILDING.
II is frequently the case that a party wishes
to sell his holdings for the purpose OF reinvest-
ing the proceeds in different kind OF property.
Our long experience in this business enables
us to often accomplish this double purpose py
only one transaction The only condition we
make is that your property. il you wish US to
dispose of il for you, MUST BE GOOD OF ITS
KIND AND IN GOOD LOCATION. Don I
take up either our time your own with
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mortgaged as to leave no actual equity
II II has merit, whether you own real estate
or a mercantile manufacturing business
bring a description of same to our office staf
ing what kind OF property you prefer in ex-
change, and you will be surprised how quickly
we can effect the result
THIS Is SIMPLY BECAUSE WE UNDER
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REAL EsTAFE-oouNTRY-ror Sale.

ONE ACRE lots at Mountain View. santa
Clara County; $4oo for inside. $3.50 for
corners; streets graded: water on each lot !;
only Z II blocks from main street: partial pay
ments; near station; convenient 10 Stanford
University; good schools and choice neighbor-
hood; write for map and full particulars.
WALTER A. CLARK. Mountain View. Santa
Clara County. Cal
FOR sale-13 acres on county road; large
barn, stalls for 20 horses: house Of rooms;
fine spring water; 800 chickens; IL tons
of hay; fine place for berries, alfalfa chick
ems. etc: will meet YOU at station by ap-
pointment- Address Bonton Ranch. Noun
tain View. Cal.
ALFALFA lands, stock ranches orchards
vineyards; inspected bargains; monthly cata-
logues sent free. c. NJ. WOOSTER CO..
GAS Market s
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HELP wANTED-rEMALE-con.

TED-RespectabI woman over So to cook
and do housework ranch in family
good home: wages Sl2 Address MRS. z. G.
WATKINS. BeICIa san Joaquin, Co, Cal
GOOD girl wanted TO do cooking and light
housewcrll; family OF three: good references
required Apply box 3SS1 Call office.
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SAN A1ArEo REAL ESTATE.

LOMITA PARK-On line of San Mateo electric
cars; As minutes from 5th and Market; sewer
and water pipes to each lot; electric lights
etc; 60-foot lots from 1928 to 500; terms
$40 down and $40 month; get of at 'Iomfta
Park and investigate; maps sent on appIi-
cation.
SELBY. RODGERS & CO,
Tel. Main 673. 115 California St
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San Francisco Adyertism'ts.
Rooms FOE HousEKEEP1Na.

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
FIFTH St, 353-2 furnished housekeeping
rooms. s12 so: no children: single IS.
FOLSOM. 754-Furnished housekeeping room
in exchange for 2 hours work
FOLSOM, s30-Furnished front room with
stove, 81; also others for housekeeping.
FOURTH, 225-Housekeeping rooms. also
single rooms.
HAIGHT. 3. facing Market st.-Large' sunny
front room with kitchen. gas range. for light
housekeeping.
HAIGHT. 222-3 nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms for couple: phone; call IA. 10 D. m.
HARRISON, T31-Three rooms furnished for
housekeeping; large yard: rent SO.
HARRISON. s-Housekeeping room 81: gas
laundry furnished rooms. IS and 81.
HOFF ave. 31-2 nice sunny furnished house
keeping rooms, front and back parlor.
KNICKERBOCKER Apartments. 1910 Pine
Sunny furnished Broom suits; steam heat
ed. electric lighted: free baths: rates reas.
keeping If desired. IS per month.
LARKIN, s19h-Large sunny front room.
light housekeeping If desired; reasonable.
LIBRARY bldg. Van Ness and Golden Cats
sves.-Suites and sunny unfur. rooms: reas
McAILISTER. 6s3-Two large. unfurnisbe5
rooms for housekeeI ing; regular kitchen; cali
before < -
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BERKELEY ADVERTS'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ACRES in the heart of town. with cottage.
windmill. 4O0O-ga1. tank. large barn. cow
shed and buggy shed; fronting on macada-
mized street. for sale at a bargain; there's
money in 1t.
JOS. ]. MASON,
Sc. Cor. Shattuck and Center st.
$500 CASH bal S12 per month: 215 acres I'M
proved. near Fruitvale; price S21O0. Address
P o. box 10. Diamond, Cal
BEAUTIFUL house OF Z rooms; lot 5Ox135;
garden, fruit trees; blocks from Lorin sta
ton; terms easy; to suit. 1927 Fairview st.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.

ANY one that has any claim on saloon at No
129 East St. owner Ch Mckenzie please
collect your bill before July so. 1904. Place
has been sold,
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MEDICAL.
LADIES desiring safe. sure and quick relief
from irregularities consult me- my methods
are painless and BILE; no failures: no ex
orbitant fees. CONSULTATION AND AID
VICE FREE; IL years experience in all fe-
male disorders call or write. DR. WHITE
7O2 Market ST., rooms and s.
LADIES-If you are in trouble. confide in me.
Relief for Irregularities. Help for the un-
fortunate. Ny time is devoted exclusively to
these conditions. I'm the only GRADUATE
physician here who can say this Call or
write. Confidential. Est. IA yrs. DR. r. II
WESTON, office 505 KEARNY ST.
MRS DR. wYETH, specialist for all female
complaints and irregularities; instant relief
guaranteed; 80 years experience. S26 Post ST.
MRS DIR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe
male troubles and irregularities; Instant re-
lief guaranteed. 100S1s Market St, opp 9Th.
LADIES Irregularities from any cause cured
in one day; no drugs; no operations strictly
private: advice free: hours to 0.
DIR. SYLVESTER. office 219 Kearny St
MRS DR. GwYER, 511A Leavenworth ST.. be.
tween Geary and O'Farrell
DR. and MRS. DAVIES and HINDoO HERBS:
original method Of treatment. 1126 Market
LADIES-Kumround: safe cure never fails;
81. Gleason Ruggles Drug Co., ,Kearny & Clay
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

A-MURRAY & READY, G34- $50 Clay st.
Phone Main 5S4s
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
We speak the German, French. Italian.
Scandinavian Greek, Spanish, Slavonian and
Danish languages
1908 We Gave 1904 We Hope 10
CO. 600 Men Work. Increase 6O,OoO.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
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FURNITURE WANTED.
KELP wAErED-FEMALE.

" ~ y tD---ook German style. S35: cook
plain 7asl.ng, $50 and second girl same
house 50; cook Cor GeIicatessen. country
sLcre. $40 also sai=slady, same place S35:
= sLris TOT housework and cooking In both
city ana country 50 and $50: Swedish OF
.5ern1an upstairs girls and plain sewing.
burllngame. SO. second girl MenIo Park
10, second giri, Frgityale. s25: , Cer7ns n
nurses. SO and $50. = mattresses. country
hcteis. 50 Apply 20 J. r CROSETT &
CO. 334 Sutter 81
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FRUITVALE ADVERT'S'TS

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale-S2T50; il cost $375G. rents for $50
per month; cottages on lot. 40x150. Apply
to S. S. AUSTIN. 1101 Twenty-thlrd ave.
East Oakland.
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MUSICAL -NsrRuMENrs.


HEADQUARTERS for renting pianos-ittle
pianos for small rooms. medium size for
average rooms. big pianos for large parlors.
halls ETC.; pianos for rent at 81 per mo-,
some at So a large number of good at
50 so per mo-; own make pianos at SO
per mo- (tLe best instrument offered for the
money In S. F.); fine line of elegant large
pianos for 81 and $5 per mo-. over $50 in
strurnents TO select from. all of them good
bargains to buy as well rent; one year
rental allowed off purchase price. SCOTT
CURTAZ PIANO CO., 5e0-64 Hayes st.
FEW exceptional bargains; all uprights:
Heine grand, $475; Gabler. $3.50; Krell. 1915:
Heine $235: Steinway. $325; Mason & Ham
lin S2S5 Knabe, $3.50; Fischer, $115; Behr
Bros $1S7; Crown $40; Kimball $65; EN-
erson $125; Occidental. $40; Conrard, &97:
Collard $55 investigate our new rent and
purchase system; 81 per month up. HEINE
PIANO CO.. 235-2S7 Geary ST.. Oakland
1852 Broadway.
BUNCH Of uprghts; easy payments
Erard; small upright. for practice $40
Woodworth, Allovon; splendid order. S65
Wagner; perfect condition; O snap. Si1O
Neumann mahogany case; a bargain. $125
Estey; mahogany case; perfect order. Sl9O
BENZ. cURTAZ & SON. 16 o'FarrelI St
ONE month piano rent free on pianos rented
in July and August. BRUENN, 225 Suffer-
A FISCHER upright piano for sale; as good as
new; $125 23T Geary st.
$50 FOR fine upright. If you want a bargain
call at HORNUNG'S. 216 McAllister st.
SOHMER, Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecelian piano
player. BYRON AAUzX. SoS-312 Post s.
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adEMLo PARK REAL ESTATE.


5000 PER acre-Two S-acre and one 4-acre
tract. back Of Fair Oaks: water and good
roads; last OF this property left; u cash
Menlo Park - A fine country home with
splendid garden and magnificent trees: well
built. Old-fashioned house in good condition.
for sale at a bargain: Is acres, all improved
Fair Oaks-Laud IN best part Of this dis
trict well sheltered and wooded; In tracts OF
from to 25 acres; special terms to those
building Immediately
SELBY, RODGERS CO.
Telephone Main 6T3 116 California st
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the Jaffa gate are ever closed now. The
Golden gate is closed permanently, and
not used at all. ST. Stephens gate Is
used to open and close, Nearly all the
Others are fastened back against the
wall with iron spikes.
The scene at the Dead sea. with the
mountains Of Judoa In the distance,
shows two Of our friends. The gentle
man In the white coat Is Yusef Pasha
Haldlele, AN ex-governor and modern
educator, and the one on the upturned
boat Is Khalll Dana(. the sh-ik or Gus
todian Of the Mosque Of Omar. Salt
Lake people will no doubt recognize
also Mrs Mounttord the lecturer who
stands beside the pasha. These people.
who were with us az the Jordan river
at the time Of the baptism OF Russian
pilgrims, hay been very Kind 10 us In
enabling us 10 obtain photos that were
heretofore absolutely unobtainabe
| think you will recognize me In the
picture Of the snow-woman. That Is
Just how ] look and ! feel just as good
as new.
] shan tell you about the Jordan bap-
tism and many other interesting things
hereafter.
Mi Salamml
&, +. JOHNSON.
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our members IN the National Union OF
Granite cutters. Take New England,
for instance. In that part of the coun-
try We are strongest and there about
one-third OF our members live. For
easy figuring we will suppose there are
5000 granite cutters there. Now let me
show you what those 1000 men have
gotten out of the union In the Is years
from 1855 10 1900. During. that time the
average increase Of wages has been
equal 10 10 cents per day This on 5000
men means a gain Of $3.50 per day,
ana figuring 200 working days to the
year OF $l,l2j,O0O a year Multiply that
by the 10 years and you have gross
gain Of Sl6s'j,0o0,
Now take the expenses, Tho dues
paid during that time were only so cents
month per man, which I'm the 10 years
made a total of $4,000 for the 5000
men, Subtract that and you have net
gain OF Sl6,335OO0, and all that from an
investment Of little more than half a
million dollars.
"In other words. We have made our
$4,000 investment pay US $500 per cent.
and have received $4,000 10 boot or
more than half Of all we have put in |
venture tnat very lew VI tHe pib lIustS
can show az profitable returns,
"ln addition to this" concluded Mr..
Duncan, 1--WE have reduced our working
time two hours per day; we have es-
tabished cash payments we have abol-
ished company stores and we have pro-
vided that our pay days shall be regu-
lar, Yes, think we may say that tho
granite cutters have more than got
ten the worth Of their money
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF
SACRED PLACES.

Mr.. Johnson and Madam
Mountford left Salt Lake several
months ago 10 secure rare photo
graphs to be used In the Holy
Land exhibit of the worlds fair
Madam Mountford will be re-
rendered for her interesting lee
lures on the old world. delivered
In the Tabernacle and other
places in Utah, three or four
years ago. Mr. Johnson writes
that by reason OF her influence he
has been enabled to obtain 1000
negatives, every one Of them Of
interest and some Of them Of
places as sacredly regarded by
the people Of Palestine as our
Temples are regarded at home
Madam Mountford, who il
greatly respected In the Holy
Land. and Mr.. Johnson have
both left Jerusalem. They reach-
ed London some time since and
may sail for America this week.
They win go direct 70 st. Louis
and prepare for the marvellous
exhibit they are TO make In con-
junction with the Holy Land dis
play, This done, Nh Johnson
will return to Utah
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