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III CAR MEN
| GET NO RAISE.
r,pp,py Claims They s;, Cannot
"~P' Afford to Grant Their
Request
CUTOFF EXPLOSION ECHOES
,,I,,, for Appointment Of Admins
'' 'n,r Filed ID the Burke Estate
A Suit Likely,

-, ,r,lIcstlon Of the employees OF the
y. ~ p,ol Transit company Tor an
, vsa.' 4 wages from 20 cents per
.''. :, q cents has been refused by the
i'4' v" wan, and what the result VIII
'I' .n vet determined. About two
wv. sso the men sent in a petition
| ' '.-s BY By a majority Of the employees
's,s for the raise, which they
ssssst they should have as the spring
~I anime, traffic will soon commence
'.,,r, N, work more laborious, and
|, THE b, Old schedule of wages working pr Ing
, -" ,bey would only earn 500 per
n. company claims that they have
,l,15y given a raise Of five cents per
M, ,poa their organization and with
h, say expenses they have been un-
!, having, ETC., they cannot afford to
IN. me raise at this time, II Is not
.rsyd the employees will make any
,s,,ng Effort at this time for an In
rsase 10 wages
ECHOES OF EXPLOSION
ne southern Pacific company Will no
osb, b. made defendant in two ac-
cfs 10 be brought against 1t for the
lam Of Wills ]. Burke his wife and
Npe children, and Thomas w. Burke,
d were killed In the recent explo-
|,@ At Jackson siding on the Ogden
Ednea.of. Petitions have been filed
N. probate division Of the district
|cvt By Ernest L. Burke praying that
b appointed administrator of the
Inla which consist OF elaine for wa
. aae from the Southern Pacific, and
aup Of action for damages aga inst
D. sad Southern Pacific company.
ne heirs Of Willis j, Burke are his
'rthH. TIE petitioner, another brother
VI sister who reside here and a sister
IN Pierce who resides at Indian Ter
tey and the heirs Of the latter men,
Ner deceased are a wife and daugh-
h Who reside at Burden. Kansas. The
|slibnGs will come up for hearing
hNli lsA
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sthael Riley pleaded not guilty Ia
oEeSnaking IN the district court and
ltahng SET for April T. 1904,
NJ and Mrs, g, d. Brown OF Malad
lg, IDAHO are Ogden visitors today.
us Nelle Mckay expected to COM
We be- graduation exercises today
h' Chicago university and will BE-
one next week.
IN = P Coltman, who has been the
tidMrs II. II. Spencer for the pas
~ has returned to her home a,
tiho Falls
Hsly Z, Wallace and son George II
'sace we're IN Ogden on business
Heiiay.
AlH Eva Stoehr, who has been in q
llual condition during the past two
VAS Is slightly improved.
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ANNUAL MEETING,

Home Fire Insurance Company TIT
annual meeting u the stockholders Of tn,
Home Fire Insurance Company will b,
held at the Office Of ,the company. 10. 2
on Saturday April 2, 1904. az 4 o'olocl
p. m. Tho purpose Of said meeting Is e
receive the reports Of the officers for IN,
past fiscal year. 10 elect a board OF di.
roctors secretary and treasurer, and
q transact such other lawful business az
may come before the meeting
HORACE G., WHITNEY. Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, March 10. 1904.
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And In ncC0rdance with law and an or
der Of the Board Of Directors made on
the 18th Jay OF January 1871 so many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the office
81 tne c SSerIRrE dr H Fri9 Tree Sa
Of April 1911, az the hour ~ II o'clock
noon Of said day TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost OF Advertising ana expense Of sale.
HUGH WATSON, Secretary.
Dated March nth. 1904.
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NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of tie Brigham Young Trust company,
will be held at the Conpany's office No,
20 Deseret News Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah, on Monday, April 4. 1904, at
$500 am for the purpose Of eecting trus.
for the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet.
ing. /. A. CLAYTON,
Secretary
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GROUSE CREEK.
DEATH ON THE RANGE.
John simpson Thrown from Horse -
school Election,

school Election,
Grouse Creek, March 2i-On March
II while riding on the range after
horses, John Simpson was violently
thrown from his horse and sustained
injuries that ended IN death a few
hours later Fortunately II occurred
near Mr.. Thomas's sheep camp and as.
sistance was given Immediately, but 1t
was Of no avail,
The deceased was % years OF age, and
was honest and upright IN all his deal
ings; respected by all who knew him.
He leaves a wife and three cnildren TO
mourn his loss besides many friends
and relatives. The funeral took place
from the Grouse Greek Westinghouse
on the nth
An election was held here on the 18th
20 determine whether or not the people
would vote a tax to build an addition
TO the schoolhouse but the majority Of
the people wanted two schoolhouses
instead, consequently the tax was voted
down by % to IL.
We will have abundant crops here
this year II snow and rain at this time
OF year count for anything,
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Deputy Sheriff Buch has gone TO
Tintic to levy on mining property be-
longing to Eliza Shafer under an execu-
ton issued from the Third district
court in the suit OF Ruth p. Mathews
VS. John William Smell and Eliza Sha-
fer. n
j. j. McCauslin has obtained the
contract for carrying the mail between
the Provo postoilice and the trains,
commencing June l Of this year. The
compensation Is $500,
A large number OF delegates TO the
Sunday school convention to be held
here, this evening and tomorrow have
arrived today and by this evening
nearly all are expected TO be In at
tendance.
Miss Aryilla Clark. Mrs. Pearl Gates,
and Miss Levy who have visited the
southern part OF the state on a con-
cert tour have returned after a most
satisfactory trip,
Mr.. Harry Stinson OF Omaha Is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John
w. Craven.
Percy Craven, who has spent the
winter In Provo. has returned to Ray
mond, Canada, accompanied by Jesse
Adnum, who may decide to make his
home In the north.
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NEPHI.
BACKMAN THE AGGRESSION.
Witnesses Prove That Peterson Was
Clearly on the Defensive,


Special Correspondence,
Nephi, March 25-The Peterson
murder case vas resumed this
morning with I'D. Gustaveson
still on the stand, He was cross
examined BY Atty. Greenwood. He said
In part, that after John Backman fol-
lowed Herman Backman and Charlie
Peterson out OF the swinging doors the
two shots went off that killed John
Eastman. Witness went out Of the
door and as he was crawling through
the wire fence he heard another shot,
In all he said he heard five shots. Wit
ness went into detail about the chair
and said he was with Wick Nilund when
he swept out the hall after the dance
They didn't see any round Of the chair
at that time, but next day he found
broken round In the ante-room and
Wick Nllund brought chair into the
hall and fitted the round into the chair.
when asked why this was DONE he an
swered just for fun. Witness boarded
at Matt Stencils and had heard the
case talked Of great deal.
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NorIcE OF DrLlSQuENT SALE.

Denver Mining Company. Location oi
principal place of business Salt LAX,
city Utah Notice --There are Delinquent
on the following described stock In abov,
named company on account OF assessment
No. TWO ~ levied on the 18th day OF Jan,
uary. 1901 the several amounts set oppo'
holders ag fotlOWs.
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CITY MERCHANTS who want con.
ference trade should speak to the coun-
Try people I'm their homes through the
SEMl.WEEKLY NEWS.
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Will Remain.

The Homer Abstract Company Will
remain at their old quarters-basement
Deseret National Bank building.
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CONFERENCE TRAFFIC. this year
promises to be specially heavy. To
reach the country public In their homes,
use the SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
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PRIVACY GUARANTEED

by calling Ms over new Independent
Telephone lines. No party lines. GILES
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
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VERNAL.
BUNCH OF BOLD BAD BOYS.

Court Sweeps the Deck for Action Open
Ing OF Reservation Delay Annoying.
Special Correspondence,
vernal, Utah, March %, Judge Booth,
Dist, ATTY. Hatch and Court Stcnographer
Roberts arrived on Saturday evening 8
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE UTAH SUGAR CO,-Notlce IL
the Stockholders OF the Utah Sugar
Company will be held al the office OF the
company Descrct News Annex, Salt
Lake City Utah, on Wednesday. April
9Th 1874 AT O'Clock y. M The purpose OF
the meeting rs to hear the reports " the
officers II the company FOR the fiscal
year ending March Slst 1904. and TO
transact such other business as may
legally come before H.
HORACE q, WHITNEY.
Secretary.
SaLt lako CITY. Ltnh. March l5. 1901.
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CONFERENCE TRAFFIC this year
promises to be specially heavy, To
reach the country public in their homes,
use the SEMl-WEEKLY NEWS.
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NEW BRANCH ORGANIZED.
TABER BRIEFLETs.

A.readjustment Of the townslte propo-
sltlon Is being made and In short time
residence and business lots Of the town
will be on the market
We will soon have a nostotice and 1t
Is thought that James Hull viii be ap-
pointed az postmaster,
We have had genuine winter weather
during February and March so far
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CITY MERCHANTS. who want con-
ference trade should speak to the coun-
try people in their homes through the
SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-ET
Of William Rigby. Deceased CREDITOR
VIII present claims with vouchers to tn,
undersigned az the office NJ Sutherland
Van Colt Il Allison, l02 Keith Bldg, Sal
Lake city Utah, On or before the 18Th
day Of January a. -. 1906
William : RIghy and Joseph 4, Rigby
Executors Of William Rlgby, De
ceased
Date of fret mobilization Mnrch 10. 1904.
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.0dDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, NJ. n. THOMAS,
MT Grant Ave- Telephone Elk.

Ths Daily ana Saturday News aelIv.
ered. By carrier. Any oon,plaint,
sSrv,es Will b promptly reetlasd by ths
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PROVO.
WATER TAX SUIT ENTERED.
Republican Primaries Called Convention
Delegates Arriving.

Delegates Arriving.
Special Correspondence
Provo. March 20 The Republicans
will hold primaries In the several
wards Wednesday evening next, az S
o'clock TO elect delegates to the county
convention to be held here on the End.
The primaries viii be held In the
following places q
First Ward-Maeser schoolhouse.
Second Ward-Courthouse
Third Ward-Franklin schoolhouse.
Fourth Ward-Parker schoolhouse.
Fifth Ward-Parker schoolhouse.
SUIT FOR WATER TAX.
The pleadings In the cases Of Pleas
ant Grove city W Artemus Holman
have been certified 10 the Fourth dis
trict court by Justice Harvey. The
suit Is brought by the city to collect a
balance OF sI2, which plaintiff alleges
Is due from the defendant as his pro-
portion OF maintaining the irrigation
system from which defendant obtains
water for his land, which is situated
outside OF the city limits Of Pleasant
Grove. Defendant In his answer sets
out that the amolnt which he admits
he has refused to pay. II a tax, and
that the corporation has no power TO
tax him.
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MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT FELT.

CITY MERCHANTS who want con-
ference trade should speak to the coun-
try people in their homes through the
SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
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IDAHO SUGAR CO-Notce Is hereby
glvon that the annual meeting Of tho
stockholders uf the Idaho Sugar Company
will be held 0t the ofIge Of the company,
Deseret News Annex, Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Monday. April nth 1904. az S
o'clock D. M, The purpose Of tho meeting
IS 10 hear the reports 90 the officers Of
the company for the fiscal year ending
March 8lst 1914. ana To- transact such
other business as may legally come hetOrs
H. HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary
Salt Lake city, Utah March Is. 1904
The Board of Directors authorizes mo
10 state that the meeting announced
above. win convene as stated as required
by thr articles Ot Incorporation, but II
satisfaetU o. The Stockholders. will be
imme lately adjourned. without the trans.
action OF uay business On Monday April
q. ly4 at the Same hour and place, In
order 90 permit the general manager who
will be- absent from the state uu the r0g.
ular meeting day IN be present
HORACE q. WHITNEY. secretary,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or the respeetiv
hsrcrs ~ further Information.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIL
iinltd judicial District OF the state
van, county Of Salt Lake In the matte
or INC estate ana guardianship OF Edwur
IL ferfy, an incompetent person. Notice
Ihe petition Of William Montague Fer,
ana Edward Stewart Ferry, guardian,
OF the person and estate of Edward
FerIy an incompetent person. praying 10
authority to execute guaranty 10 IN
Washington National Bank of Seattle 4
secure certain Indebtedness OF the Ferry
Baker Lumber Company. has been set To-
nearing on Friday the Sth day OF April
y. j, 1891. no ~ o'clock o. M. at tn
county Court House, In the court room q
said Court Salt Lake city Salt LAX
County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court Will
The seal thereof affixed this 2lrd day
March. a. d, 1904
tSeal JOHN JAMES, Clerk
By DaNl p. Dayies Deputy clerk
j. T. Richards, Attorney for Guardians
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EsTATI
Of Mary Rlsley, Deceased. Creditors vii
present claims with vouchers 10 the un
designed at ~ d, +. Walker Block, Sal
Lake CITY. Utah, Oh or before the 9th da!
or July, a, ID. 1904.
BERT ". RISLEY,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary Rs
ley Deceased
Date of first publication March 9th
a. d. 1904
Harrington & Sanford. Attorneys To-
Estate.
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TABOR ALTA.
A THRIVING COMMONWEALTH
Church Organization rffected-New post
office Breflets

Labor, Alta. Canada, March lj.--Thls
village is rapidly coming 20 the front
as one Of the progressive towns of
the far north, Six months ago not a
single person, save few section
hands on the G. T.. railroad, were 70 be
found living between Medicine Hat ana
Lethbridge, distance Of 100 miles,
While now numerous houses dot the
pairle for miles along the railroad, Ia
Dor Is situated on the line OF the c, j,
r. Ry., 50 miles east OF LethDrdge, 1t
has a population OF $50 souls, ana be-
fore another year II Is predicted that
the number will be swelled To fully 800.
The matter OF growing a crup In this
section Is yet an experiment, but those
who come here last summer have
thorough faith In the climate 10 grow
most anything including all kinds Of
fruit The season here Is even three
to four weeks longer than the Raymond
district. Many are moving onto their
homesteads and others are preparing to
do so In the spring.
NEW BRANCH ORGANIZED,
President II. S. Allen, and Second
Counsellor j. w. knight OF the stake
presidency, visited our village last sun
day and organized n branch OF the
church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints, with Elder Samuel Wing as
presiding Elder and Elder Milton l..
Scott as clerk Of the branch, For
the present IL was decided hot to or
ganize ward. Two meetings were
held and It Is safe to say that the
Saints fully enjoyed the spiritual
feast, being the first religious meeting
yet held here Presidents Allen and
knight gave some good instructions to
the Saints. During the meetings a
primary association was organized with
Jessie Sherwood as president and Cora
Wing as hrst and Alice HUI as second
counseloTs.
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q Nh a.

lsv'ft''r, envy New, accepted On t''
.. saves ' g !, tn. salt Lake 'fn'"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

W II y VI t II g Z
for 81 9 e = o % Dmeg,
bapoe ar1oe1 &aoifeoag foranitalte
Ell @pmnoitifopoisning al ct Soil
@pmnaitifere fra Mgeritop og oerti
inobl1ot nogle @ieiter. l1oen at oe
ifjpnnes al bbilfen @ru11o, bop6e ser
fon1tituere,,oe Mmtsforltonoer b
5toientin / Toftluno len6t 3 Gen
0ornrer til Mgerif ob, iom forbpo 0p
pisningen og oplblte TorlomIinge11.
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9onbbrug % Sp1ferne
$ v@eimOal" lfripes: 6orleoen fl
Tor>no1oe1 for rNls MgrreberreoS
&ontrolforc11ing", @ooroejer Sprger
Sfop al @immarf telegrofilf MeI:
oil1g ON, at fan iomme Sag fun6e
oente @eipg al l%10ien6inge fra
u9e1tic6e Observation-Disclosures &c.
lellicboft", ser pnifeoe Oplpsninger
ON &o11trplf orel1ingen. Gel ifobet
c itco al Sen / 5plflono onlete Yro=
fesior gmil Eott fra Miincben,
@o0sejcr, s(ntsrooo Scbre}pe al
&leinbof Gopim1 pc0 &pnigsberg, og
set fiellfe 2on0br1gsfommers &or=
l~1tlel1t @l1lff. Sc 9elpgenoe ioo
observation-disclosures Ncgnl fober og
bar forbooleOc oper Sc ppnooe0c Sc
itltoter. Sprgen sfops &picr bleb
nsie ltltoere0e,. pg fan n1ootte lobe at
lenoe Trtogrofier al ct Eor olliifc
Molfefper. Se1ere oi(og0cs Scr Sc
jig bps @oorbeier Sens S6oroicn
@l16erl,p, Eeter @onlcn og Moos
Mo0ien / @elueo, Ser ullc CT &p11=
observation-disclosures og far for-
trinligc Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Trelnmcbe bar begcjltrebe opcr SEN
SrOen og 9(ffltroteSi e, Ser fo16tes,
bppr Sc fom / Stol0cl1c, og opcr Set
6pit n0piflcoe Sto1l0pl11ft, @pnocr1,e
lto0 poa fer oppc. 9elpoet blepme0
Tcrlnt mnl1clot tclcgrofilf flnn en-
bo!p Si1l1e for1ro, for at Torboloelre
furr0c blipc icte, lon1 Sc CT til 6og=
liz. Ngloo til @oorbejcr 6. ll0oll
/ &pgc(ln1o far Ser prret ol1mcl0t ct
ioooont geldg.
Spr>err6. 6orleocn ioro=
fulteoeS pon Mol1gltrltp &irfcgoor6
S%ncbelnelter Nn0rcos Eetericn.
Sen ltnrfe Slueo", lpn1 bo1r folo=
ties, blcp FIN 65 9(or gon111e(. SON
nur al Sem, Ser bar let til @lr0c po
let til @urnne, pg 11oor fan loo, Ser
blen ppet l(rct, bar bun ltrofs rc0c til
Tprlbor. 2ibsgloo bar Dol1, ng BON
flt1be mltntre bele Sellfober m1eb int
Sang ug fine Turtullinger, oo bon
bopoc lGlt meget % bar gpbt bego=
bet, lilcle0cs 6opbc ban noloo gouct
eli SCI igicnnenn. Nfoo6c bonoe
0eltoget / &rigen / 1864. Otter
&rigcn f%ungslebe MON 6on1, 3 @cn=
oormer bcntcbc bon til @oocrslcp,
% 81 6an life piioe oflrgac S.,
moottc ban, lpn fan lclp lag0c, be-
ldac olle Sppehuller, ira @ooerslep
til Nltono, bpor bol1 ioo blcp ldsloot.
Smc0cn b1ep oltio o11lct lpn1 oanlf
l(noerl oot, og bolt lelp bi0ltc life ol1=
Set, % tit borlnebe set bom, lloor
bou muottc lton til6oge be0 fonut1o=
lc, firfelige pg on0rc &olg. 90 loo
Sptolrtipdrgsmoolct / abllerperio=
Sen fom frem ng Hrpjierne pilbc for
bp0e oo11lfc l1r1oerl ootter at bol6e
bol1lfe 9(piier, blep fan preo % pi(oe
6ope li11e &upirer / Sr0el1, set bite
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og lit bar ingelt mere gloo ems bol1,
oa, FAN 1ut if Sob til at ofgipe lin
Stcr1n1e. Sen Mfbp6e pg bans SIT
ltrlt> Scr ingel1 9prn bop0e, bar
ltruhlmn1ne Soft, ser bob0e or6ei0et
Jig fren1 til forbolospis Gelltolio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

gaaet uo for at iege efters l1brer, leg
far life ienbt noget 8u6 til Big /
Sag, lige iao liot fom leg bapoe
giort set @aar."
Srlten bar gre6efer6ig.
uMltiaa pirfeltg narret igien?"
uubeltri6eligt."
Set ringe6e. &aaoe @erren %
Sruen for iammen.
~Sg MI bar Ri allfre5e @ir=
iterne ="
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- 9pporteren: u%l1nofpl6; men
@jnlter11e ber plejer at erir10re mine
Sienelter."
@jeltcn: usoo Seq lpues Dog,
Sc flnOe pere mere born1bigrtige
og glemne oen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Fri REUSE

Jeg har til salg for fra $50 til $35 pr. Acre
60 dyrkedc Farme i Walsh og Pe1nbina Coun,
RED RIVER VALLEY OF THE NORTH; 1etts
Betalingsvilkaar; for Oplysninger tilskrivel
ID. ". DRISCOLI, Grafton, ~. ID.
Allie Breve maa skrives paa enge1sk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-26

pervisors to the Yosemite club for the
August fight date expired at midnight.
Up to a late hour the mayor had not
appended his name to a veto, al
though it was strongly rumored
throughout the day that ne would do
so. Nor. on the other hand, hao the
mayor affixed his name to the much
wanted permit, leaving the matter
hanging in mid-air. beyond the chance
of a veto, but still no permit.
Curiousy enough the boxing game
in San Francisco has now resolved it
self into a matter of politics. That por-
ton of the board of supervisors which
always supports the mayor in his We
toes is the same clique that voted
against the granting of the date to the
Yosemite club When the measure fl
nally passed the board this clique called
upon the mayor and said that he
should stand by them and veto the
measure. This should be done, they
said, as a political expedient and re-
buke
Although the mayor himself could
not be reached last night a close friend
and political advisor of his stated that
his excellency had no intention of We
toing the measure, despite this request
of his heelers. He may "stall' for
few days on the signing of the permit,
but the Yosemite club hackers have no
fear that they will not ultimately be
given the little slip of paper.
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O. r. T. N. Co.

The 0. r. & N. announce excursion
rates to the east as follows:
National Encampment Grand Army Of
Republic
Boston, Mass, Aug. Is to goth.
Knights of Pythias National Encamp.
ment-
Louisville, KY, August 18th.
Boston, Mass, and return ... S2.75
Louisville, KY, and return. $50. 6s.25
Sale dates
" Boston, Mass, Aug. s, and TO-
" Louisville, KY, Aug. s, 9, and TO-
Return limit good for three months
west of Chicago or St. Louis. Boston,
August goth: Louisville, August 31st.
Further limit can be obtained by de-
posting tickets and payment of small
fee.
For further information call upon, or
address,
r. BURNS,
General Agent, O. r. & n Co., Wal
la Walla.