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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
BIockSOf Several Thousand Shares
Of Several Leaders Soon
Changed Hands
PROFIT.TAKING ABSORBED.
Some Slight Reaction, but Concerted
Buying Of Pennsylvania Juniors
Stiliened Market,

New York scm ia-Tho stock market
today opened n,tlye and strong with
blocks Of 1000 20 400 shares OF several
Of the leaders changing hands Gains
ran from 4 10 q. The opening sales of
Erie wcro 400 shares at 52s aud 32'e
compared with 3lh last night and Unit
ed states steel preferred opened With rum
Ming sales Of 5000 shares at o.. and 5i9s
compared with G67s last night
Profit taking after the opening was we'll
absorbed for Il time, owing 10 the sustoin-
Ing eject produced By further advances
In the United states steel stocks and
Pcnnsylyapla. The pressure Of offerings
made inroads on prices later. and some OF
the opening advances were wiped out A
drun Of n, IN Colorado Fuel ana severe
pressure against Reading facilitated the
decline, Pennsylvania. however moved up
again New York Central made q SYM.
pathetic rise Of IA. United states Steel
preferred rose =
with a rally In the grain markets prices
reacted aud the general level fel below
last night Some Of the grangers and IA.
cities showed losses Of large fraction,
The local fractions and smelling stocks
lost 10 lN aud Union Pacific It United
States steel preferred lost Us rise and
other gains were reduced There had been
gains VI "a In Canadian Pacific and sloss
ahelgeld Steel and a point IN some minor
stocks
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Concerted buying OF the junior Penn
sylyania stocks stlfened the market, but
the western stocks did not rally very
substantially. The buying first appeared
IN Norfolk 4 Western, then spread IN turn
finally assumed considerable dimensions
In the United States steel stocks. New
York Central touched rs Pennsylvania
rose again % 1924 aud the United states
Steel stocks brought li4 and 6fs respec-
lively Norfolk a Western ana Chesa'
peake a Ohio also gaining a point each
ana Reading recovering TO Is over lass
night.
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OMAHA.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago Sept l5-lnital quotations on
December wheat were down isail at i.l3ls
10 Lbs, After selling at ! 1885, the price
rose steadily TO iliAdiii7s May opened
unchanged to a. then rallied 10 llGAs.
Cash; Wheat-No ., red, lis. No. O.
red, ljdl 1914 No. g. hard winter Liza
ilGl3, No, 3 hard winter. l02ai,i2; No. 4,
northern spring. l0; No, 2. northern
spring LIS No. 3, spring. ll2nil6
Corn-No. 2, 53ANjl NJ. 9, j3iag53N.
oats No 2. 3A, No. g. 81,
December advanced 10 LEX and May to
III, The close was strong with Decem-
Der Uni ltql9 at lijhAliljiA May was
up 7kfii at ll6Isdln
Closc:-sept. ll3 old, Lie; Dec 1l5as
al l5l5, May, llGlsdl.l1
Corn Sept 5S Dec, j2bdj2h, May
35N.
Pork-scpt 1910 oct, 1915; Jan.
l2T14Gl2.sO. May. 1896.
Lard--Sept 6.9j Oct 700, Noy 1O1h
Dec. 1.o2i3; Jan, 1i1is May, 1870
Rihs-Sept. i@. Oct, t2iis; jan C.5iH;
~Ryc~scpt, 7rsi Dee 1914; May Ma
19is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
UNITED STATES MINING,
sixty Thousand shares Of New Stock to
De issued.

Information has been received az the
local officers Of the United States Min
mig company TO the effect that IN cir-
culsr from the executive offices
10000 new shares of stock are TO De is
sued at $40 a share.
The Mammoth group. q recent pur-
chase IN Shasta county California. ia
10 he furnished with better equipment.
The directors OF the United States
have subscribed for $4,000 shares OF
Mammoth stock at par and are to re-
ceiye from the syndicate $3.50 shares
as bonus, total Of 3l,25O shares. az a
net cost Of $40 per share, and the Unit
ed States company has issued $1,000
shares OF liz own stock TO be exchanged,
share for share, for the $4,000 shares
Of the stock OF the Mammoth company.
President Evans says the Mammoth
mine contains ore IN sight TO the value
Of 100000
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CRIPPLE CREEKS FUTURE.
A Mining Engineer believes Mines WIN
Become Exhausted IN Five Years.

a mining engineer Who does not ven
ture his name, who recently made In
yestigatlons in the Cripple Greek dis
trict has expressed the opinion that the
great Colorado gold camp viii som be
on the wane. He h quoted as saying
People who are looking for an en-
larged output OF gold IA the next i've
years must not forget that some Of the
gold camps win be exhausted before
1910, and that others must be discover
cd TO take their places. Because gold
is Outpourlng now In large amount it
Is not proven that the outpour win con-
tlnue for a generation, although the
Improvement OF gold processes ana the
improvement In gold dredging and the
possibilities OF making good profits by
handling the low grade ores I'm large
Dulk-ores that were formerly discard.
cd as worthess-will continue for some
years 70 increase the gold output Of
many districts
Cripple Greek viii figure, be ex-
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GREAT is THE JUMBO.


ore worth $1,000 a sacl, Is being taken
from the drift ON the 200 level Of the
Bowcs-Kernick lease on the Jumbo,
fays the Goldneld News. In this DRIFT
q body OF ore has been encountered
which at present shows five feet wide
and viii assay $1,000 a ton
Wonders, II seems, never cease with
the great Jumbo, and this Is the great
est OF ALL II means that the figures
Of 100000 as the production OF the
Bowes- Kernick lease. given IN the
News two weeks ago were not an eX-
aggeraton. II even looks as II they
viii be exceeded. Thousands Of sacks
Of ore are now piled up around the ore
house at this lease and u large NUM-
Der Of men are kept busy sorting and
sacking al the time.
The Jumbo is the wonder Of the min
ing world the marvel OF the greatest
gold camp ever known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
Latham Officers Elected.

The annual meeting Of the sharehold-
EMS Of the Latham Mining comapny,
operating property In the Spruce
Mountain, Nevada, district, has been
held mnd officers for the ensuing year
chosen, as follows. " ], Yunek, OF
Nebraska, president George z. Sgler,
West Virginia, vice president George
l.. Meats, treasurer and general man.
ager; with r. ~ H. Frymeier OF West
Virginia, completing the board Of al
rectOrs,
The financial statement shows that
Nl 1854 has been expended for devel-
opment purposes since the present COM
pany was organized, It has been de-
cided to go ahead with the installation
Of the Catrow-snyder dry concentrate
lnn nrnnnnn
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WILL RESUME WORK.
New Nork.Tonopah Has Raised the Cash
10 to Ahead,

The New York-Tonopah, which has
been re-organized as the New York
ronopah Consolidated. ia about to COM
mence am active campaign on It's prop
erty IN the big Nevada gold camp.
The exchange Of stock, In accordance
with the new order Of things Is now
being made, the basis being one share
OF the new for two shares In the old
corporation, which gives the new COM
panty an asset Of 100000 shares In its
treasury
II was stated by a local shareholder
during the day that enough OF the
stock had been underwritten to guar
antee sufficient funds 20 keep tic work
going for an indefinite period.
The New York-Tonopah IS equipped
with one OF the best hosting plants N
the Tonopah district and at one time
Il was considered to be the best
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

bs,sted In ave years. n s basin, ana
tho bottom OF 70 is bfng mapped QUIZ
The Independence mine being ioWall
the rim of the basin struck the BIaU'
tie bottom first hut recently ] unuti-
stand from the highest sources, me ~
dependence ground towards the GEM pr
of the basin has found the granite bot
tom of the district
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UNITED VERDE CoPpER.
Important smelter Changes being Made
AZ Jerome, Arizona,

NJ 'eIOWti hTtonh
The United Verde has been decline
ing factor In the copper world since
1852 when 1t made rs record produc-
ton Of 100000 pounds Of copper, says
AN eastern authority
Senator CLARK, however, IL now pre-
pairing to increase the output The
smelter is being rebuilt, two OF the $50
tons furnaces having been replaced
with furnaces Of 500 tons capacity each
and q third furnace of the same size
viii be installed. dust chamber OF
unusually large dimensions Is also be
ing constructed, The company has re-
Gently re-equipped It's main shaft which
viii afford greater hosting facilities.
It Is believed that the management
Is preparing 10 treat a greater propor-
ton of low grade ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
DRILL HAS STOPPED.
No Work win be Done az Guffy. Galley
Wen for Several Days.

w " llumb,Ueh, who 10 In barge
OF the drilling operations at the Guffy-
Galley we'll az Huntington, was In the
city during the day and reported that
he has shut down for several days to
await the arrival Of some heavier pipe,
he expects, however, 10 have the works
started again by Monday morning Mr.
Rumbaugh, stated that the drill has en-
countered A very hard sandstone forma-
ton, and consequently very slow pro-
gres is being made.
As TO the late reports to the effect
that some oil had been encountered
Mr. Rumhaugh was evasiye He did
say however, that he has encountered
nothing worth talking about.
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BurLER.LlBERAL HOIST.
Plans Are Now IN the Hands Of Contrae
Tor j. j. burke.

prepartlons' FOR the installation Of
the new hOlsuug plant at the
Butler. Liberal mine In Bingham
are going forward the plans now being
I'm the hands OF Contractor j. i. Burke
The hoist will be placed over the shaft
which Is 10 connect with the main lun-
mel workings Uprisng from lhe shdu
h now BIO progress and Manager Jacobs
eays good headway II being made WIN
lN. tUUrf
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept. ij-Sugar raw. firm.
Fair refining, 3A,; centrifugal @ test.
1913, mOlasses sugar 3i2.
Refined Firm. Crushed, 5,9j powdered,
SIS; gtanuIated, 5.2j.
Conee-Steady No, Rio, SS
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SACRAMENTO WILL PASS.
Manager Doihwel Says No Dlylden
WIN Come Next Month.

WIN Aume NcAt month.
Those who anticipate a dividend from
The Sacramento ON the first day OF next
month viii be disappointed. Man
ager Boutwell, said today that ne
hardly believed the company would
make another distribution for possibly
Two months
A large shipment Of quicksilver viii
De made in the near future. but the
returns viii not be In before some time
next month.
In The mine considerable develop.
ment work Is being prosecuted aud on
the whole. conditions are satisfactory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Sept ij.-CattIe-- Receipts
1900. Including 100 southerns market
stheady, Native steers, I00aG. TO- south.
nHnGfcom-d-hdJH SHRDLUNUNN
ern steers 2 OH3 IS. southern COWS. l.jQQ
36O native cows and helfers. l,t0d4, i1)
stockers and feeders. ,2j04.0); bulls Ii
a30; calves, 2joqj.1O; western steers
liOn3.2.
Hogs Receipts. 800. market strong %
cents higher Bulk Of sales J,6d5,15,
heavy, 5.6a5.70 packers, 5.6jQ5.l5i pig.
and lights. jOd5.1j
sheep Receipts 5000; market steady
Muttohs, Q. 25d4,O0; lambs, i.25q5.6O, range
wothers 3.iOGiO0i ewes, 2.2jghO,
OMAHA
South Omaha Sept 5-Catto Re,
ccipta, 1000; market steady Native
steers, iO0d6,00, cows and heifcrs, 2.9n
37j western steers, 300qljQ 70, Texas
steers, 2.7id3.1i, range cows and hclfers
9 2jn3,J0, Gamers, i.0u2. IS. st0ckcrs and
feeders 2 ,25d4.0O; calves, 3.VOa5J0 bulls
stays. ETC., .1jh3.2j
Hogs Receipts. 1000, market shade low
err Heavy blOuj. co. mixed, j50d5 Go
light 5G0q9l5 pigs i'l5a5'Si bulk of
sheep Receipts, 1870; market steady Ia
lower. Westerns 3gGAi5. wcthers 3,lOn
31j, ewes 300d3i5, common and stock.
crS, gOa3.jj; lambs, L50aj.i0.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

81 Louis, Sept. h. Wool steady. Ter.
iliory and western mediums 9ldG, line
medium l6dS; fine. ljd6.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
No sales.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-Wost, 40 at loo
Martha Washington, 1000 at ~
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value.
Omen board sales. ., o.. 1910 Sj62 SO
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SSiiEiYlIIFIR q!
MO GUANDE wE5ll.E:lE!-NN3I
Current Time rAsl,.
In effect June sih. 1901,
LEAVE SALT LAKE orr.

No. LEAVE SALT LAKE orr.
Nj aarlgCs n12r Heb'r Provo and
no. lO2-For park ciio'' -'"'"" 500 an
~ s-Eor Denver and Eaef 80" ~ am.
~ 9-ror Ogden and West go" S'!g an
~ or ogden and West ''iiN AN
~ t-Eor Denver and Fast N pm
NJ 9,o'9i Provo and Eureka sM pm,
~ liS-tor Bingham. w A" Xxx Pm
~ ilf-For Bingham SW an
po, m,-for Ogden and Loesi Pm
~ n's.,. ,u,.. ....,....,... em
70 For Denver and Easi az pm,
w S-'or ogden and West ,....ii.8 b gm'
ARRIVE SALT LAKE olru
No. e-From Ogden and tho weo,n
"2, t.Prom Ogden and Local WI" an
~ VH's ''s,,n. .,.,..,... -. fh,u
% Iron Eureka and Provo iS.aS an.
no b-Ft0m Denver ana rsst "iS'W an.
~ l--From Denver and Fasi ~ an
Ng ;oFtom Ogden aud the West AK IN
~ Az ffom Park City ...,, 49, III bm
Noi Iron Heber Provo and D." pul
{,9'gle "'n! - .,...o,.....G O0nn
20 ii~trom bingham ..,. .,..ii.@ sm
70 lB-t'rOm Bingham S IN
70 a~tIom Ogden and tho West ID ~
40; S-From Denver and East n ,G ~
Al trains except Nos. 1 and 4 stoIP @
intermediate pointA s"p az
ticket otfiee, Dooly Block 'phon. n,
Gen. Act pt !. Dep,
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SPECIAL MEETING.

=@~-a=s
Salt Lake city, Utah, Aug %,
1904 A special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Fremont
County Sugar Company, cor
pOration organized and existing
under the laws Of Utah, win be
held az the office OF said Com
pany, No II West South Temple
Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, at
? p. M, on Saturday, Septem
Der q, 1904. for the purpose OF
considering the proposition OF
increasing the amount Of capi-
tai stock Of said Company from
seven hundred fifty thousand
dollars TO one million dollars.
BY order Of the Board Of Di.
fCctors.
II. @. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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Time Table
In Effect June a.
1904.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte.
San Francisco, Chicago, st.
Louis, Omaha and Denver S3am
From Ogden and intermediate
points .u. - e., B., ,.,.,,..a..,., 0,iOam
From ogden, Cache Valley and ~ ''"'
intermediate points ,.o. ........ii,BA
From Ogden, Chicago ST. Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver
v and san nl.,I Francisco 60, i;,s.!. iigo m
Butte, Portland ANA San Fran
CISCO '''"' - '''.'.''''.''''",, 100 ., NJ
DEPART.
Fer Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas city and 81.
For Ogden, Portland, Butte. ID" d. H.
San Francisco and intermedI-
ate points 80, ., 80. .,.,..l0,OA
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City, 81. Louis
and San Francisco go .. .,.. 1.Dpn
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Dem -"
yer. Kansas City. Omaha 81
IL, Louis a', ana Chicago ~. s:" 5;B p N.
Helena, Portland, San Fran
cisco ana intermediate polntB.llE D. m.
T. NJ SCHUMACHER. Trat MIR
ID. Il, hurley, c. p, & T.. A.
d. S. SPENCER, A. G. u. & 4. A.
City Ticket Office, 2Ol Main Street
Telephone 26Q.
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MrsIc rrAcHrne.

- NV 7 - = = IIT'I"T
All who desire TO consult tho list
Of the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory" In
the Saturday News"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-01
DO You Want The Earth?

The Earth is new monthly illustrat-
ed journal, published by the Santa Fe.
Tells the truth about the great South
west and California-The truth Is good
enough. Frequent articles describing
your part of the country. Contains let
ters written by farmers, stockmen and
fruit raisers; men who have succeeded
and who give the reason why. Strong
editorials and interesting miscellany.
A very persuasive immigration helper.
Why not have it sent to friends
"back East" TODD missionary work for
the Southwest? Regular subscription
price is 25 cents year; worth double.
Send us so cents (cOin or stamps) with
names and addresses of five eastern
friends; we will mail The Earth to
them and to you for six months. Write
today to The Earth, l12O Railway Ex-
change Building, Chicago.
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The Winfield Assembly.
Via Santa Fe Route.

The Winfield Chautauqua Assembly
will open June 14th and continue for 10
days, ending Friday night. June 24th.
This Is the great event In the calendar
of Southern Kansas and Northern Ok.
lahoma, and thousands attend each
session for the outing alone. Island
Park, where the assembly is held. is
one of the loyliest spots in the west,
and all the pleasures of fishing, boating
and camp-life are here to be found.
An exceptionally strong program is
arranged for this year, and all agents
Of this company will gladly supply in
qulrers with folders and booklets CIV
ing full details.
Excursion tickets from Medicine
Lodge will cost So 90. They will be
good until June 18th. Especial atten-
tion will be shown to parties who have
camping-out luggage to ship.
For full particulars inquire of
H. w. HEIVLY, Agent,
Medicine Lodge, Mans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-01
Isabel Items.

Mrs. Nossaman has arrived to join
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Corrie are re-.
joicing over the advent of q daughter
since Friday.
The new Presbyterian minister and
wife OF Nashville were making calls In
Isabel the latter part of the week.
Quite number attended the show
Wednesday night. The strong wind
made 1t impossible to pitch the tent SO
thePerformance was held In the Odd
Fellows hall.
The young people rendered their Ep.
worth League program Sunday night.
A large crowd listened to the program
and all pronounced it excellent.\
Quite number attended the Sunday
school convention held at Eldred and
pronounce 1t quite a success. There
was an all day program which was both
interesting and instructive, and all
present report it a day of profit as
we'll a. pleasure. Mr.. Stipe, president
of Pratt county's Sunday schools, visit.
ed r. L. L. Barnstable the last of the
week and attended the convention Sun.
daV,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-01
Kansas State Sunday School Convention.

The 39Lh annual convention will
meet in Clay Cent er, Kansas, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursd ay, June
Z, 8 and 8, 1904.
The railroads have made a rate of
one fare plus SO cents for round trip
ticket.
Clay Center furnishes lodgings and
breakfast for so cents or full board
for ST per day.
Prof. 8. Franklin Butts, of Pitts.
burg, Pa, will have charge of the
music. There is none better.
Mrs. j. Woodbridge Barnes, of
Newark, New Jersey, international
primary secretary and worker of world
wide tame, will speak each day.
Mr.. j. H. Engle, Kansas general
secretary, and several other delegates
just returned from the worlds fourth
Sunday school convention at Jeru-
salem, will tell their experiences.
Twenty.seven of the best workers
Kansas has produced will tell what
they have done and how.
No person Interested in Sunday
school work can afford to miss this
convention. All indications point to
very large attendance.
For further information write to
j. H. ENGLE, Abilene, Kansas,
Or to DR.. M. E. Taber, Medicine
Lodge.
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First published in the Barber County Index
May is. 1904.
Publication Notice.


TheIState of Kansas to Samuel Croxton and
Mrs.-Croxton, his wife; William F. Leonard
and Lester N. Halt and Mrs. -. Hall his
wife:
You and each of you will tate notice that you
the District Court Of Barber county, Kansas,
and that unless you answer the petition filed
by the plaintiff in the eaid action, on or before
the 10th day of June 1904, said petition will be
taken as true. and judgment rendered against
you, of the following nature, to.Wit; sdjudg-
ing that the said plaintiff. Peter Hoover, fs the
absolute owner 10 foe-simple, and Is IN the
qaiet, peaceable. and exclusive possession of.
all OF the following described real estate. situat
west half OF the southeast quarter and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section thirty 900, in township thirty.two TAR
south. of range thirteenth Q3l. west of the
either OF You have any right, title. estate.
interest. claim. lien or ulabrance, In, to or
upon the said real estate or any part thereof;
and that all tito Or claim which you or any or
either OF on nay have had or claim to have
in or to said real estate or any part there
OF. be forever barred, foreclosed and ex-
tinguished and vested in the said platntiG
Judgment will also be rendered IN said 60
tion in favor of said DlainttG that two ceF.
tain mortgages upon neid land given BY one
ii: L. Croxton to the said defendant William
K. Leonard, aud recorded in book sX" at page
340, and book at page 173.respeetively. In the
once OF the register Of deeds OF the said
county. are paid and cancelled, and should be
discharged OF record by the sald william r.
Leonard, and that In case the said William
Leonard should tail to 30 discharge and re.
lease said mortgages. then that the decree of
the said court operate as such cancellation
and release.
Witness my hand and oficial seal this 18th
day or May, 1914. A. w. SMITH,
Seal: Clerk OF the District Cont.
SEWARD /. FIELD. Attorney for plaintiff
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Sunday School Report.

Report of Sunday School convention
held at Eldred school house Sunday,
May %, 1904: After the regular Sun.
day school a sermon was preached by
Rev. CarIine
Praise service in the afternoon was
conducted by Mr.. w. s. MurraJ, after
which Mr.. S. r. william made q very
interesting talk on 1.-The 10th Century
Christian Activity After a song
was sung by the congregation. Mr..
Lucas suggested several new ideas
to be used in our school.
Mr.. Stype gave q very thorough
description of How the Half Hour
Lesson should be Taught"
Vocal duet by Misses Grimes and
johnson. after which Miss SiIYers re-.
cited selection.
Song by congregation.
Recitation by Miss Matte Bently,
after which song was sung by little
Miss Gardner.
After a few minutes recess Miss
Fink spoke on Importance of
Proper Teaching in TIE primary
Department"
Discussion led by Mr.. James Warren.
Recitation by Miss Agatha Bently.
After the election of officers a selec.
tlon was recited by Miss Fink.
Closing song, God be with you till
we meet again"
r. l.. L. BARNsTABLE.
Dist. President.
ElMA EATpTv Sonrotoru
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that after this
date May Is, 1904 all bitches in heat
running at large within the city limits
will be killed regardless of whether
taxes are paid or not. 1t Is violation
of law to permit a nuisance of this kind
to annoY the public and the ordinance
and laws relating thereto will be
rigldly enforced.
Owners of dogs are requested to be
governed accordingly. y
J. Il. SToCKSTILL, Marshal.