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mot FOR ME-"
Judge Sutherland's Attitude To-.
wards "Amerieanism."

VS. ~ AhNANh hHNHhNhhf
Chairman spry Of the Republican
state committee Is in receipt OF the fol-
lowing letter from Judge sutherland
Salt Lake City, Utah. oct 49, 1906
Hearing from a number OF my friends
that had Joined the American par
~" desire to state that do not
belong TO the American party OF
Utah have not Joined. neither have
1 or will / affiliate with IT, Many Of
my good old friends have But long
before party lines were drawn. and
while a Liberal before the Liberal par.
~ was 80 named. ana after It's for.
NAL disarmament, J was a Republican.
am yet. and always viii be. ! have
never seen the wisdom manlIness or
good politics IN disappointed asplronts
for office, boiling their party because
they were defeated, much less can | en-
dorse the treachery OF voter who
bolts 10 give aid and comfort to the
onemy-the opposite party.
! believe the foundation OF the new
party inopportune and founded In
spite and disappointed ambition and
foreign TO the spirit Of the old Liberal
party"
| understand one "a II SUTHERLAND
Is published as having signed the roll
Of the American party OF Utah, and
my friends have thought 1t to be me.
My Initials are A. c., not a. T. / am
she father Of George sutherland; shall
stand with my party and vote the Re-
Publican ticket from Theodore Roose-
Welt throughout Very truly.
A. C.. SUTHERLAND,
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THE POTATO IN CAMP.
Major Wilkes Tells How the Mashed
Article May be Kept on Hand,

Mai. wilkes has a suggestion to make
IN reference to the potato for use In
camps that will interest engineers IN
the field, OF which profession the major
is a veteran member. He advises the
use OF ground potato as staple article
Tor field diet The tuber Is boiled and
then hrled IN the oven until hard as
quartz Then II is ground or run
through a mill and made into -four.
The major states that a large cup Of
this -four when mixed with water ought
10 make enough mashed potato for
about 10 men, It does not deterlorate,
does not mould, and II It gets damp
from rain or wet IN any way It will dry
right out. Potato hour contains large
amount Of nutrIment In very little COM
pass. and the major advises that par.
ties out for any length Of time In the
neld use It literally IN their commits.
sary,
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Already the ranks Of the Americans"
are thinning out,
At the Republican rally al Murray
tonight Judge Theodoslus Botkn viii
be the principal speaker
The Democrats are making elaborate
arrangements for the Cochran meeting
at the Theater Monday night.
County Clerk james ia urging those
recently appointed judges Of election,
to call at his office and qualify without
delay
The Republicans gave rally and
dance at Labor hall last night. A SINH
lar affair win be given at Murray this
evening
Hon. w e. smythe, who has been
touring the state I'm tho interest OF the
Democracy, spoke last night Mt River
ton and Immediately left for Montrose,
Colo.
There are yet 10000 unregistered vot-
ers IN Salt Lake county This means
that there will be something doing on
Nov aud 2, the remaining days for
registration,
Hon. James NJ Brinson Of Colorado
VIII speak at Bingham Junction Tor
the Democrats Tuesday night He
viii be assisted by w. X. Bramel and
Ray Van Colt,
Hon b, II. Roberts addressed a Dem.
ocratic meeting at Lehi last night. In
his speech he champloned the cause OF
Judge Powers and denied most emphat.
Ically that that gentleman had any con.
nectlon whatever with the "Ameri.
cans"
Democratic meetings will be held to-.
morrow night an follows: Kane, Har.
mon and Ray; Uiutah, King and Ry.
dalch Coalvllle y. l., Cobb, Gunnison,
Moyle and Powers, and Mayheld and
Sterling IN the afternoon Pleasant
Grove, w. II. King, Emery, a. j. We
Der, Midway, Morris Sommer, Forest
Dale. r.. w. sloan. Farmers, II 2.
Henderson. Helper, Erickson and Cher
ry. Napoleon 2 p, mp sprlngyille p,
M, Mrs, Cohen.
Republican speakers will I'M engage.
ments tomorrow night as follows,
Sunnyslde, Howell and Hout2 Hunt.
ington. Livingston and Meakin; Mil
ford. McGurrin and Tanner; ToQuer,
VILE Musser, Rockport Leatherwood
or al, Falryiew sutherland and Wells,
Fillmore. Done and Bagley. Panguitch
Cutler and sQuires BoNclder county
N. G.. Davis Cache county, James II
Anderson Joseph Alma El1rcdge
Blaine, James r. Hammond. N J. Har
ris: Morgan, Judge Reed Mona. Tan.
ner and Booth, Lewiston, Glasmann.
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Democrats Women organl1s.

A campaign organization was formed
yesterday IN Weber county for tho
Democratic women Forty-elght OF them
assembled in the district court room I'm
response 10 The call OF Mrs Cohen.
state organizer, and the organi1a ton
effected was modelled after the Salt
Lake organization.
The officers chosen were Mrs. Orson
Riser, chairman; Mrs r. j. Taylor
vice chairman, Mrs a. @ Harris, Sec
rotary Mrs Riser viii also act as
treasurer Committees were also APP
pointed 20 have charge Of the cam-
paign work Of each ward OF the city,
and these committees. with the general
officers. win meet today 40 the Demo.
cratic club rooms IN the First National
Bank building 10 extend the organiza-
ton
After the meeting yesterday, Mrs,
j. S. Peery Informally entertained the
ladies' at her home on Adams avenue,
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UINTAn POLITICS.
Republicans and Democrats Nom
mate County Tickets.

Special Correspondence.
vernal, Oct, iS--The Democrats met
IN convention here today and nominated
the following county ticket: For rep.
resentatye. George Billings. Jensen;
commissioner. long term, Snelleu john
son; short term, John G.. Davis, clerk,
Peter Hansen recorder Maggie Bart.
lett. sheriff. William Preece; attorney,
John Pope, treasurer George A. Davis
assessor Herbert Tyzacki superlnten-
dent OF schools, Mary Orson; surveyor
John Glenn.
The Republicans have nominated the
following. For the Legislature, G. D.
Allen. commissioners, w. II, Siddoway
and John Hacking clerk, s. l.. COL
ton. recorder. Addle Ionghurst sheriff
p. L. Young; attorney r. W O'Don-
nell. treasurer, y, @. Winder' assessor
A. T. Conett, surveyor Bennie Cotton,
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WEATHER REPORT

Record AZ the local ONCE Of the
weather bureau Tor the q hours ending
40 a. m today ...
Barometer reading at a. me- 259i3
inches Temperature "a @ %. me- ~ de-
groog maximum, 81 minimum ~
mean AZ which Us . degrees below nor
mall
Excess OF the daily mean tcmpera-
ture since the lrst OF the month o de-
grees.
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. /. IA degrees.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, ll1 inches, which rs 20 Inch
above normal
Excess IN precipitation since Jan. /,
ga inches
FORECASTS TILL G p, NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city aud
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Friday
Utah-Forccost taken at Denver
Colo.
Fair tonight ana Friday, slightly
warmer tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is highest over the
northern plateau, north Pacific and
north Atlantic states; and lowest over
the southern plateau upper Mississippi
valley. lake region and south Atlantic
states.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of oregon. the Missouri and upper Mis-
sssipp valleys upper lake region and
Atlantic states IL WAS raining this
morning AZ st. Marie Michigan.
The temperature changes were slight
and unimpOrtant except a fan OF 10
degrees or more over portions Of south
Dakota Nebraska Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas, ana corresponding rise
over portions NJ California Montana,
Alberta and ohio,
r., J, HYATT
Local Forecaster.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Something like excitement has per-
meated the local stock market, at least
up and down the sugar list since Mr.,
Hayemeyer's visit. Every broker IN
the city Is on the hunt for sugar stocks,
but neither Of them, when questioned,
is able to give any substantial reason
why the stocks should be any better
now than they were a month ago, eX-
cept 10 intimate that Mr. Hayemeyer 8
visit might mean something, just what
they do not know and whatever Il Is
II anythlng-it must he TO the advan-
tage Of the industry The stock that
led In the climbing was Amalgamated
common, which stands at $40 bid, With
no sellers. Following close on its
heels Is Utah common, which has
reached 1915, Utah preferred runs
between $3.50 and 1895 Idaho Is IN ac-
tive demand at $1,000 with no sellers,
and Fremont county which has been
something OF a drug on the market for
months past, is hunted for at five and
ten cents above par. Every share OF
the S2500O0 increase In the capital or
this company has been subscribed for,
and many applications have had to DO
turned down.
Hon. David Eccles Is In town today
from Ogden He reports that the three
factories Of the Amalgamated Sugar
company are running in excellent shape,
Todays local bank clearlngs amount
ed TO S529. 1865 as against H2S $685. for
the same day last year
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NEW CANNING FACTORY.
Proposition to Establish One Here
Also a Fruit Eyaporating Plant.

The committee on manufactures and
new industries OF the Commercial club
has taken up the question Of establish
ing In this city an eyaporated fruit
plant and canning factory for the fruits
Of Salt Lake county The committee
believes that a sufficient market can be
developed here 90 make one or both
remuneratiye, and win use all possible
effort TO accomplish this end. The
committee Is DESTROYS Of receiving com.
municatlons from all parties interested,
either Tor the general good OF the COM
munity, or for personal and business
reasons, and Il believes that here is an
excellent opportunity Tor profitable IN
yestment by capital, The chairman OF
the committee Il John S, Crltchlow.
The committee has also taken great
Interest In the work Of the Salt Lake
County Horticultural society. which has
demonstrated the absolute necessity for
eyaporating aud canning plants for the
purpose suggested, and win extend all
possible aid and encouragement TO the
turtherance OF the same.
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WISCONSIN IN THE BALANCE.
Former Gov. Peck Sees Chances
OF State Making u Change.

81 am not making any prophecies"
said ex-Goy, George ". Peck OF Wis
oonsin last night at the Auditorium,
hut II remains to be seen whether
Gov In Toilette can beat the Demo-
Gratis and his own party II the Ger
mans get a notion that they do not like
President Rooseyelts Imperialism or
his mlitarlsm, the state Is lost TO the
Republicans However nobody knows
what they think The issue between
the followers Of Gov Ia Toilette and
the Democrats is on The appointment
" rate committee 20 regulate the
railroads. The Democrats want one
elected by the people and the other side
wants one appointed Us the governor
.-ChIcago RncOrd -Memld
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.

The sales OF this afternoons call OF
the Mining Exchange were;
Daly-West, lOd12.35, l0dl2.3O
silver Shield, lO0Oni%; l,OOOdth.
con. Mercur, 3006i2ia, seller 30, 100
di2ia. -
Butler-Llberal, 2OOcd9N,
Little chief, 5,O0Oq2h.
New York Bonanza, b0Od9; 500dSh
50OqSis; l,O00qS
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Ward
Entertainments.

The amusement committee Of the
Seventeenth ward will give dancing
party IN the ward hall tomorrow night.
The people Of the Twenty-slxth ward
are hard at work ON a ward fair which
VIII be given In the westinghouse on
Eighth South between Seventh and
Eighth West streets. Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday OF next week
There VIII be the usual attractive
booths. while ON each night a splendid
program Of songs, Rotations. humor-
Gus sketches, etc. will be rendered
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TONOPAH STOCKS.
1,rAn- 1nAHo. r1Ir WoRLp.

IIAHl IUHIIVI TIE WVINLI'
Three new maps, Just Issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according 10
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country In the world, Size Fix
3ih Inches. value i5cents; sent to any
address for 25c. Address Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Rally at Garland.
neclnl Corresnondence.

SpeCIaI correspondence
Garland. oct 9.-C0ngressman
Smythe Of California and j. d. Call OF
Brigham city addressed a large audi.
cnce at a Democratic rally held last
nighth IN the Garland social hall
Nh. Smythe and several county poll.
ticlans came IN yesterday They were
accompanied by Judge Hart OF Logan
The party spent the afternoon visiting
the sugar factory.
Registration was reported very light
yesterdny.
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Erie train No. IS leaves Chicago $50
n, m. and reaches New York the mex.
evenlng-only one night, and no change
OF cars, either sleepers or day coaches.
A good morning train for Youngs.
town. Cambridge Springs, Chautauqua
Lake and Buffalo. Two other trains
for the East. nj HISS a. m. and $3.50
u. m. respectively Trains leave from
dearborn station, Chicago.
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sHEEPMEN INTERESTED.
Watching a Quarantine Suit Case Now
On Trial at Tooele.

The members of the state sheep board
are watching with anxious interest the
court proceedings at Tooele in the suit
By sheep owners against the local In
spector and his deputy for 5000 dam
ages because Of sheep alleged to be un-
lawfully detained IN quarantine The
state officials say the local officers were
acting only in accordance with their
duty, and believed the state has the
stronger case. Atty-Gen. Breeder and
J.. r. Rogers represent the common
wealth,
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DIED..


TARRY. In the rear Of b56 south Third
West street this city, Oct %. 1905 OF
Bhghrs disease, sadle Tarry, wife OF
Winn u. Tarry, and daughter OF the
late John watson born June q, 1852 IN
salt Lake city.
Funeral services will be held Sunday nj
q O'clock, from the sixth ward assem-
biy rooms. Friends arc Invited 10 attend,
ana eau view the remains at the above
address on the day Of the funeral.
WILLIAMSON Salt Lake city, oct 20.
1904 Of typhoid fever, William T. X
Williams. aged q years lie was born IN
Inswich suffolk England and came 10
Salt Lake City IN 1902
Funeral services will be held NJ Under
taker Joseph y. Taylor's chapel, ~ east
First South street on Sunday, Oct. q, at
II a. m Friends Invited
HENDERsON.-At Fataura, Wilcox Co..
Alabama. July g. 1904 after a painful
illness OF one year, Mru Missouri Hen
dors0n. Deceased embraced the Gosrel ~
1881. was an earnest member OF the
Church. and q mother % the mission
aries from Zion. She Is survived by her
husband and four children
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This
Day In History.
OCTOBER goth.
This
OCTOBER goth.
aa.a.

l63i-slr Christopher Wren, tho
great architect was born ih
Wiltshire
l7Y-Hcnry John Temple, Lord
Palmcrsi0n was bonn dled
1865.
1873 Daniel Edgar slckles, law
yer and soldier was born No
New York city Thomas
Hughes, author OF TON
Brown" was born in Berk.
shire
iT2-Grace Darling, heroine OF
L0ugstOnc lighthouse died
az Bamborough at the ago VI
-.
is9J-slr Richard Francis Bur
ton British explorer, s0ldclr
and lingulsi translator NJ
the Arabian Nights" died
IN THeBt, Austria; born IN
galway 1871
1893 Rev Dr. Philip schan.
celebrated Biblical cXogcte
and church historian, died IN
New York city, born 1873
1891 James Anthony Froude, A
leading British cssaylst and
historian Of the times, died
On London born ISIS.
no. Charles Dudley Warner
noted writer died In Hart.
ford, Conn born 1890
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THE BRAsTow TROUBLES,
Judge Hall Has Ordered sale Of Property
For Distribution.

In the case Of Florence y, Brastow
against George r. BrastOw and George
G. Brastow, administrator OF the estate
of Katherine Brastow deceased, Judge
Hall has ordered that the property in
VOWED be sold and that one.third OF
the proceeds OF the same be turned over
10 the clerk OF the court pending the
determination OF the divorce suit
brought by plaintiff against defendant
The defendant has a one-thlrd interest
IN the estate OF Katherine Brastow. de-
ceased, and It Is the property OF the
estate which the court orders sold.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
10 cure, Il W Grcye's signature Is on
each box. 25c
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Baltic Fleet at skagen.

Skagen, Denmark. oct 20,-Thc yes-
sells OF the Russian Baltic sea feet ar
rived here this morning and anchored
iu the bay,
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BIG RALLY AT HEBER.
Hon. George Sutherland Touches
Up the Americans"

Especial TO the "News.D
Heller City, oct Ozone OF the most
enthusiastic political meetings ever
held IN this county. took place IN the
Heber Opera House last night. The
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Rouse fI5GLiveF

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach.
and Constipation. SOLD
everywhere, 25c. per box
PTsparedbyo,LAOOd s Co. Lowell, Mass,
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Don't Let This Day In
Your History

Slip past until you have inspected
the samples Of
BANK and MERCHANTS PRINTING
at the Dcscrct News counting room.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clork or Ihe I,'ge'"''
slgners fuT further ,niormau0h

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Pro
rate Division, In and tof SAT- LAX ,,
~. State u Utah. ln tue mH''l ~ i
estate of Robert j Johnson l,,I,'ss,I
Notice. The petition iov app.u' o., ts,
settlement Of the annual accuIaol IN
administrator OF thr estate oi EVu.t, an.
Johnson deceased, has been :, loi l,i',
ing On Friday, the itn ANY OF NO' th3
A. d. i0L az 10 o'clock d. Ul, nom,
County court House IN tlg Ny', 'ssI,
OF said court, IN SAT- ldN. ''''
Lake County utah, ~, ,.r,t with
Witness tie clerk OF la.d 1.U''
the soni thereof ainNed TINS -NN "''
October. A. ID. 1904 ..,,,.e o,..t
(SeaO JOIN sn,,,'.'i, lsrk
Ry David b. Davies Deputy S'{,N,,ts
Y2une AZ Movie. Attorneys ior hs'1u'
IN THE DISTRICT COURT tPh0l Pho
~ niyielon IN md Tor Salt LAKE Cow.
~ state of Uuh la tho matter "a "a.
cs;ate M William Evans Deeeaseu.
49, The netitlon OF Phoebe Evans I,t.'t,5
w., tor ~ issuance 20 herself OF Lvtt..,
W Sy,lnistr,,tion IN the estate oi Wli.',,,,
T!,ans deceased. has been SCI tot t,,''',
~, Fridsv the an day Of NoNe"9g',, ,,,,
n ia6i nj 10 O'clock a. M az lly .eld
coryt House. IN the Court Room r1rn.
Court In Salt Lake CITY Salt L'"' O'''
W v ulan. the clerk Of said Court WIZ
the seal thereof affixed, lhl' W." '''
october, A. d, 1904, ot,u JAMES. clerk.
Rv David b. Davies, Deputy ~, Peg.
lanes H. Moyle A''oI"'' ~
toner. -.------
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Eooa,s Pills

Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatiyes, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as TO-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
90. brokers were.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
Australian Slot Machine.

The English newspapers report a
new application in Australia of the
principle of the con-in-t -the-slst ma
chine, stating that if a stamp cannot
be purchased conveniently it will be
possible in the future to drop a letter
into one orifice of postal box and a
penny into a second 0rifice. and the
words "One penny paid" will be found
impressed on the envelope when the
box is opened by the post office au-
thorities, thereby securing the trans
mission of the letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
Tea Cakes.

Dainty little eaNes Tor the afternoon
tea may be baked in tins of fancy
shapes, iced, sprinkled with broken nut
meats and dotted with candied fruits.
An excellent old rule for cake calls
for all equal weight of eggs, flour. but
ter and sugar. Cream the sugar and
butter together very thoroughly. Then
drop in the eggs one by one, beating
each after it goes in until the mixture
is very foamy. After the beating has
made the batter as frothy as possible
fold in the flour Bake this cake slow
ly. Otherwise it will be tough.-Bos-
ton Budget
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
Earria ore in Thihet.

The ordinary marriage customs CT
the orient are reversed in Thibet.
Instead OF the men having plurality
of wives, the wGEaen have a plurality
of husbands Lately photograph OF
one OF these women, rather pretty
young woman of not more than 2l,
who was the proud possessor of four
husbands, was seen; she looked fairly
cheerful and was seen to be rather nice
and bright in manner, and altogether
quite superior specimen Of a Thib-
etan woman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
Delicious Cup Cakes.

For delicious little cup cakes, cream
one and one-half cupfuls of sugar and
half cupful Of butter, and add two
eggs. In a bowl sift two cupfuls of
flour with a teaspoonfui of cream of
tartar. Then stir in the other mix
ture, add half teaspoonfu of soda,
dissolved in little milk, about
enough to make a batter of the regular
consistency. Bake in small cups or in
muffin tins, and frost in any simple
manner.-N. Y. Tribune
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The twenty-ninth regular annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Merchants and Planters Bank of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, for the election of di-
rectOrs to serve for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of any bust
ness that may properly come before
them, will be held at the rooms of the
association in the city of Pine Bluff,
Monday, January 9, 1905, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. nj. and II
O'Clock noon.
A. D. FOSTER, Cashier.
ire Bluff. Ark, December Q, 1901.
i.9
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the ]. B. Speers company
will be held in their office in the city
cf Pine Bluff, Monday, January >,
1905 for the purpose of electing di-
rcctors for the ensuing year and Il
transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting
w. w. BYRD. Sec.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec, Z, 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust company Will be held in
the directors room of said bank upon
Monday, January 3. 1905, between the
hours of a. m. and p. M, for the
purpose of electing directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before them.
IT. A. Mccoy, Sec-Tr2as.
Pine Bluff Ark. Dee 9. 1901.
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Motor Tax in France

The French treasury has up to now
benefited to the extent Of 81 Coz. 0eo by
the tax on cycles and motor ears.
Motor cycles contribute s500aa Of this
amount. aud motor ears 3375, 600
Since 19oo the number of me- or cars
paying the tax has increased by .o89
per cent