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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
Die aasen In Bort artbnr.

Cine Dame, bic aus BORT Artbur
mad petersburg 3uriidgetsbrt 1T, srs
aGblte bort in elmer @eieGfbaft, tpel9'
ipnberbore Wirtune oas 8ombarbes
ment Der Staot auf bic 8uBen aus
iibts: sd itanO BEL iebem gombdrbes
ment on meinsm 5eniter," iagte fie,
.natiirlid nur BEL Gag, benu BEL Na6t
ipagte i6 midi ni6t aus benz Bette.
Dor mir befanb fi9 Elm tletnes, niebris
sss Dad, uuf benz fih bier ODER finf
4aben aus Der Na66drihoft su pers
Iammeln pfleeten. go oft bombarbirt
ipurbe, eri@ienen bic &ubsu. 8ei ies
benz &anOnenidub ri4teten ii9 bi,
Raben bod auf unb Idienen tpenieer
entiebt, ais piitbenb gu ietn. @enr
bann bic Bonnie pfetfeno Dur4 bic Cuff
idufts, entipann ii9 SDtfden ben 8aBeu
cine fur6tbare Shlaht. sic i"tiirater
aufeindnber lps, fprangen fuu6ent
unb i4reienb lumber tpie tleine Sieer
unb i6ienen chamber fir bic S6is-
berei ba hrduben perautportlid 81
MAIDEN. 9os alles tpar 10 tcmii4, bat
mir laden mubten, obpobl oaS Bonn.
barbsment font bur4aus tetneH@ runh
BUR Setterteit CAB. Rudbem lie ii4 &c:
f4lasen botten, 3osen ite Ith fir einer
Mugenblid nie betGubt 3uriid; Ipbdlt
aber oas S6ieben pieoer begann, be,
gam AUDI ibr ampf bon Reuem."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

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esm DE ,3aubsrsvdutsT Don mtnlh
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mautts 0sil uno 0tlis,ydut pit Die
IogsuaHuit .Spbanntsbdnc. sspiIift
psrcen miHsu. 90 btbauptst isrner
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fir bic Ratuytr3su9niNe perosrblltt
RGFs tintrsts iobdlo ss ON SobonniSs
tagt yteus, Gin urIpriugIih beios
nilder @ebraud. Der, tpie 10 olele ans
osre, in oaS @%briItsnhbum iibergeauus
gen 1T, iino bic nSobdruisisusr." Die
alien @ermanen erSeuaten ocs 6eutr
burh oas Rsiben trodeuer 9olser uno
iibtsn babel psrI6ieoene aberslGubiine
GebrGuhe. 9trartise 6suer lpuroen
namentlid um Sobounis ange5inoet,
IN lpelde 3ett has grcBt, BON allen
gtrmaniiben 0oItern gefeisrts Raturs
felt Der SommsrIonnenptnoe fiel. Dan
tan3te Iinesno um bic 5euer bsrum.
fprane our9's 5euer, Inn ii6 bon allen
b0ien, trantsn Stpffen 81 reinigen.
uno mari ni6t nur 8lumsn uno SrGus
ter in Die 5lammsa, oamit gIeit ibren
ulss llnaliid in Rau6 aufgebe, ion.
bern aud PferostOpfe, 3not)en uno
ielbit Iebenoe Sbiere, pelhe emit uls
Spfergabe Oisnsn %Iollten. Sm boben
Norben III. Der Sobonnistds elm sros
bes 8oItsfeIt. Seuer pe,osn duf ben
Bergen dnge3iinbet, INN bic mar I'M
8reiie faer5t unb IdGtert; finniI6e
Mduner perfen Observation-Disclosures in
bic 6lammen, pdbreno bic WGb6en
unb Srausn ii4 bemiben, bic funtens
Ipriibenben 8sbiii9e pisosr b~erdus3us
3teben. 8ie poltstbiimlifen S.obans
nisfeusr in gapern BADEN cine sspiHs
8eriibmtbsit erlanst. Die @bronit
bonn Sabre 1401 beri9tet. pie ielbIt
Der '5erSos Stephan, Elm 72idbri9sr
9reis, nit Der Wittne Hsinbolb bon
RdpenIteins, ieiner 8raut uub IpGtern
~neusn 5ruuen," iid gar riiltis iiber
bas lobernoe sS%obannisfeuer auf benz
Min6euer Warttplob geidipunsen.
Wer oieisn Sprung Oolbrddte, io1te
I'M 2oufe b.s SSobres BON Sieber Der
f9ont bleibeu. aber audi Die aroft
elmer ~seiesneten Sla6sernte i6ri.b nan
benz Sprunse au, rpenn Der 9etreffenbt
babel ausrief: r5lads, 6ld6s, Sla6s!
DAB Der Sla9s bies Sabr fi.ben
guen lang pdts'll" Sn 5rentrei6
tpirb Der Gag Sobonnes oes 5Gufsrs
ni6t minber feltfam besangsu. Der
feBen mir uns im 0eiit. auf ben plab
Dor Der 81. Sobannisttrhc in Sous
Ion. Bonn Ratbbauie Der ndbern iih
nit Communicating Die itGbtiitsn
8ebOrbeu. begIeitet bon elmer bunten
S6aor iunser, 5ddeln tragenoer Bur
i6eu. Raum 1T Der 3u9 ongelangt,
10 Offnsn iid bic 8tr6sutbiren, uno
bic prieiter 3ieben beraus, um bas
Set %einSupeibeu. Damn ersretft Der
8irsermsifter sire Sodel, idIeubert lie
in bic du~fseitdpelten !6Ol3er, unb unter
benz Shmettern Der Srompeten ents
fernen Ii6 bic 8ebOrben, ben plas Der
Menge iiberlaFenb. Cine Gbtbeiluns
Der Geu:rpsbr bdlt nunmebr bic Slams
men in S6ranten, bis lie NIT ibrsr
lebten 9lutb bas Meer eerOtbet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
0ambfpfeif. ala SO I

. umpfpfeift ais nit.
eruugst Il noe I. Die bon Der
Resierunsss Equalization in Sopsta,
Rus., tdslt4 uussegebenen W~ttterunss.
WutbmoBunssn perben felt Rur5sm
ntdt nur bur6 eebrutte 8orausfaguns
gen. fonoern audi bur9 Die Zone elmer
Iauten 0%umpfpfeife betdnnt gemaht.
uno 3pdr ieoen Morgen I'm 10 llbr.
3uerit eridaqt Elm Warnunsspfiff bon
Is Setunoen, um bic 4ufmertfamteit
oes 8ublifums gu erregen. 8arauf sr.
tDneR Die Nntinbigungen. Sin LANCER
Son beoeutet ansenebmes Better; 3tpei
lang. 5Dns Reeen ober S9nss; Elm
tur3erS on niebrissrs Sempsratur; 3tusi
tur3e Zone bObere Semperotur; orei
cine tdlte Stnrmnoee.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15
Der Spreobpr ais g /,

Der Soreabor ais Be
d Il ter. als ii4 86nis 4lfonfo
XIII. bon Spanien Dor Sturgeon in
Gubt5 %aufbielt, no .s Oiele anurdis
ten sibt. fab mar ftdnbis cine riefise
atbletengeItalt am re9ten Wosenf9loe
bes 20ntss. 4Ge Welt tunnte lie, es
mar Der beriibmts Sorero Mda3dntini.
Ils sin poliaiit ibn uufforOerts, id
5uriidauaieben, iaste er: .QaBt mid
nur, t6 bin bic bette poli3ei." limb IN
folste er benz Wasen ourd ale Stras
ben. Da bic Sonne beftis bronnts.
forbsrte tbn Der 8Dnig auf, li9 gu be-
beden, bod MasSdntint dnttpOrtete:
SENIOR, bic Spnne ternt mid eenou
unb belditiet mid nt9t. Dieptel Stiers
babe id utdt auf Der S%onnsnieits see
t0otet."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

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Fa ptIs lsbEt IN 5apaa
Bat bic eQyliatR SaulaM.
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ipiNsR bic Ainbsr oaS I,br al
9inosr babsn elm flares a,s
Sic p%erfammsIn fh uns
stmtiniam. aux aGhiitn III
9laNs nidlt Su bsluteR. ca
bis StbniGbrise Stuosr bonSS
pobnlih Sitbeu lie i5r, On,
@trtrautu. uno bic GIisvn
ibrsr settle. Garaui pSblr
9eputdtipn unter Tb unO Se
iih gum 9ireermeiIt,r, um
Sode porjutra9en. 3ie anOe
piro unterIuht, uno felt ia
I4lpsroe Der aiuber ais beora
aus, 70 lptro benz aebrsr 6,iu:
81 beferu, pOer er Eat Der q
quittireu.
9ie Sauler itrttsn nod uul
urfohen. GinmaI, bel sins
| Iion, lam Is Dor, oob 3pei 81
ter oenen, bic bic SdiiIer la
Soti trdnieu, bsrouidi tua,s
iit Su 5dntsn anftnser. 9a
troten S~uiommsn unb ma6s
bdb 2ebrer, bic SupieI triRt,a
Santsu, Elm f6lehtes gtiIpR
uab bah elm 2sbrer bd5u bd d
S9uIeru elm sutss 9eiipiel 4
Sic Itritten uno perlangten b
| aermeiItsr bic Gntfernuna B
2eute, bic Iih perseFen batter,
ipurbeu eutfernt.
Sn einem 8pmnoIium mar
pdiI6er profefor anseiteat,
bdlo erfubren bic Qrimonsr,
neuer profsFor Elm ftanbdlOi
| fibrts, unb lie tratsu 3uiaml
berietben: .Wir fpuen bisisH
46tuns ertpetieu, bsnn er
2sbr.r, aber felt mir pih,n
lebt, 1T ss unm6gIid. ibn q
9eben mir gum Director uno
mir feline Gutlafung." Der
mar iebr unsliidlid. Der
bin uaeiu i'd" faste er gu b
2euten; lid babe mid nur no
aDnnen .r'unoigt, unb sic m
geben, boB er cine beosutenbt
! een3 7 ."-.@t lit cine Snteai
elm S6tpein," bebarrtsn bic I
.2eiber 1T er auf finf Sabre
unb tpir t0nnen i'm niht Il
obne ibm bic gan3e Summs q
len," fubr Der Director fol
bite sic oaber, seben sic 3
eermeifter uno perlangen sic
GntluFuns; i'd bin bersit, a.
fir m.ine u~nporfhti9teit. b
biefe unoresnebme Gage geb,
meine Steae nieoer5ulegen.A
betriibte bic Sduler aufrtdtie
fasten tie, .utht sic biirfen
! fortseben, beur 81. iteben BET
tn bober 49tuns. aber mir M
Der au i.uem 5errn bin9eben
! fdsen: ,Dir tennen Ssr 81
mir tpoaen sic nt9t mebr. 9
nod siren Suntsn Gbrgefut
banu psrIafek Sic Supon,
Sbrem 8ontratt 81 beiteben.
bic Yrimaner tboten 70. De
for bantts ob.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

DoIfifhe pa6ieH lebr i6Hea.
20 b0B Is iih toum lobnt, bic iungen
Tbiere 3u erlegen. Dor 25 Sabreu
ipurosn i~ibriaenS idbrlih segsn 400
600 SAB Walfil1thrau geponnen. ieBt
tf bic Sobresausbeute duf 10000 Sag
(etmo 100000 @dIouen) bsrabse'
Funten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

Gu hcsveaaesphe nae SslsisrHAas
..esitaasaiAals sr gaSit.

uatssEaae W~gtsmRs~ MSt@lmFg wA9 Naas
eaasiaassas re rss Ny&alasa
gtasiA1w, aAaass a Rsttatta srr
sNhautaaaaa 9ammst 2assls
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

GnrindfieIn Nn. IS

S~prtfgfIeI0, SH.. TO. NSilHl.
Ter @ouperneur gates bat beuts
cine Slo9gentag I 9rotlumution trldI
fen, IN tpel6er er Donneritas. ben IA.
SUM ais ben Sobrtstag Der amtritcs
nifGsn Jlasse ertlirt unb barum .rs
fuHt. Dab an bieiem Gag. aaf ieOem
6ffentliden unb pr~ipatgebdube Die
Jlaaee ipebt unb in ben offentliden
G6ulen seeisn.te JeierIidt.itcn itutts
finben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-15

.cnlN Cams uugsAuhAay NEsassl aaN
ssm VAIlISQtHtaMssg tA

N~tNfEss@Rssi @alaeta Nsft4ait ess No,
s~s Aasg assa la e~aatuSuS alstsaaS
y &sas@s aFa1sSmaFtts Hts Na&s
atg NetfAwAAsea
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all it's stages, and that is catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have so
much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimon-
ials. Address r. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O. Sold by all drug.
gists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25
Tips of the Tongue

Henry Funkley: sPolitics is
the least Of my troubles.
R. R. Bly,: ''The few locals I
inserted in the Pioneer Friday
and Saturday brought me a
business that entirely cleaned
out the bakery Saturday even
ing"
DR.. Wilton of Alexandria: "Be-
midi is one Of the prettiest cities
that I haye seem. I am much
impressed with business enter
prise and the appearance of
thrift and push which is evident
on every hand.
A. H. Harris: "Business is
fine with us. We are pushed
all the time. Did you notice
that order for 1000 barrels Of
flour which we placed last week?
We do not expect that we shall
have it on our hands very long"
A. P. White: "The Minnesota
football team is a great eleven
this year and will doubtless carry
off the western championship
again this year. 1 hope to be
able to see the game with Wis.
consin at Northrup Field Novem
Der IL.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25

cents, children Is cents. Come
early.
New shine stand at the Mark.
ham hotel.
S. r. Smith was Cass Lake
visitor last night and this morn
ing.
A. B. Wood of the Walker Pilot
is a business visitor in the city
today.
J. H. Rendell returned tc
Northome last night after a day
of business in Bemidji.
Gunder Moi, a prominent farm.
er from FROM, was a passenger
to Blackduck last night.
Miss Madge Derby went tc
Cass Lake at noon today to make
filing on a valuable homestead.
For Sale Short mill wood, So
per load; dry slabs, 1925 per
cord, delivered. Crookston Lum-
Der Go.
Andy Danaher, repu blican
nominee for county com mission.
er from the Fifth district is in
the city from Tenstrike today.
Miss Pearl McCuaig, who has
spent the past week in Bemidj
visiting her brother Jack Nc.
Cuaig, at st. Anthonv's hospital,
returned to Minneapolis this
morning.
Bills announcing the democra
tic rally at the opera house to.
morrow evening were distributed
today. John Lind will speak and
there will doubtless be a big
crowd to hear him.
J. 3. Cahill went north this
morning and will spend the resi-
of the week in Tenstrike, Black
duck and other towns along the
north line pushing his candidacy
for register of deeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ward, who
have been spending the past
three weeks at the home Of Their
daughter, Mrs. "A. b. Hend erson
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25

Powell company" The always
good show.
Republican rally at the opera
house tonight.
R. 3. White, logger, is spend
ing the day in town.
Don't fail to read J. A. Nc
Conkey's ad in this issue.
Before buying -four call up A.
M. Pierce and get his prices.
Nothing can be better than the
best-Mark's lung Balsam is the
best.
Hear Oar Reese on the issues
of the campaign at the opera
house tonight.
Kid gloves cleaned and re
enameled at Rayne & Fryhling.
Opposite Markham hotel.
Secure your seats at once for
Thursday evening Oct 81 and
witness the production of "Trap.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25

ped by Treachery," by the Hal
ton Powell company.
Notice the Berman Emporium s
pay day ad in this issue.
For -four, feed or hay call up
A. M. Pierce. Phone 1917.
w. r. Rose came up from Wal
ker yesterday and is looking
after his interests here today.
A job lot Of $35 cigars, while
they last, and they will be sold,
at $1.00 per box. j. Peterson,
Jr.
Two plain DRINKS were cor
rallied last night and given the
usual dose Of justice this morn
ing.
Get your clothes cleaned, re-
paired and pressed at Rayne &
F'ryhling. Opposite Markham
hotel.
William King, contractor and
lumber dealer of Deer River, is
in the city today in quest of
Workmen.
The "Halton-Powell Company"
in ''Trapped by Treachery" at
| the opera house Thursday even
ing, Oct. 9th.
J. A. McConkey has some
thing to say in this issue of the
Pioneer about wholesale prices
to consumers.
Ladies free tickets for the
opening night of the Powell
Portfolio company's engagement
at Barker's Drug Store.
S. D. Works of Mankato and
| Nary issin the city today and will
spend few days in this vicinity
caring for his varions interests.
The first genuine snow storm
of the season has prevailed in
Bemidji today, a gentle snow hav-
ing fallen at intervals through
out the day.
M. D. Stoner left this noon via
Duluth to consult with the di-
rectors of the Red Lake railway
(; concerning the extension of the
road to Bemidji.
f. b. Ward, representing the
new wholesale house established
in Crookston through Mr.. Ward S
efforts is in the city today look
ing for business.
''Halton-Powell Company" at
the opera house three nights.
commencing Thursday Oct. 9th.
Vaudeville between the acts. No
long waits to tire you.
Seargent White is interchangeable
in distributing advertising mat
ter for the U. S. army and visits
all trains with circulars, which
he distributes through the
trains.
Albert Stephens who collects
for the Iron Range Electric Tele-
phone company in Bemidji and
Cass Lake, went to Cass Lake to-
day on business for the com
pany.
Motion pictures at the M. b.
church, illustrating the Russo
Japanese war and the Iriquois
theatre fire, Friday evening Oc-
tober %. Admission adults Is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25
THE CITY

Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Look up J. A. McConkey's adj.
Best flour, cheapest, Pierce,
Phone 1877.
Republican rally at the opera
house tonight.
Pillsbury's Best -four 1926 per
hundred at Schroeder's store.
Trapped by Treachery at the
city opera house Thursday even
ing Oct. q.
Hear Oar Reese on the issues
OF the campaign at the opera
house tonight.
Why balance on the verge OF
consumption when Marks Lung
Balsam will cure.
At the Opera house, three
nights commencing Thursday
evening Oct. 81. The "Halton
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-25

left this morning for their home
at Eau Claire, Wis.
Alfred Olson is in the city to-
day from Blackjack.
A. D. Moe went to Blackjack
on business last evening.
Pete Maltrud came in this
morning from Buena Vista for
the day.
r. r. Moorhead the Turtle
River editor is spending the day
in the city.
The Great Northern trains
brought a small bunch of woods
men to the city today.
w. 3. Verify is up from Wa
dena to consult with his partner
H. B. Hays of the Sentinel.
For a good suit of clothes go to
Rayne & Fryhling. Good work
guaranteed. Opposite Markham
hotel.
Grand President Nels Nelson
of the I. O. O. S. w. spent yes
terday at Wilton returning on
the night train.
There is no lever so powerful
as plain and simple facts Marks
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough.
The suit of Ibertson VS.. Hayes
& Verify to collect $50 rent was
decided last night in favor of the
plaintiff by Judge Pendergast.
DR.. Dodds, presiding elder of
this conference district, arrived
in Bemidji today. He will spend
some time from now on in the
woods in this vicinity.
The Powell Portfolio company
at the city opera house three
nights commencing Thursday
night Oct. 81. Ladies will be adj
mitted free when accompanied
by one paid reserved seat. Be
sure and get Ladies free ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
Notice.

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of salt Lake City who have paid
a property tax in said city for the year
1904 that on the 18th and 18th DAYS of De
cember, ,9A at the offices of the several
registration agents in the several election
precincts of said city. between the hours
OF o'clock q. m. and clock p. m. on
said days, the registration books OF said
registrars will be open aud said registra-
tion agents will attend their several Of
fices FOR the purpose of registering all
qualified electors of said city who have
paid a property tax IN said city IN the
year 1904 (who are not now registered.
for the special election on the question
OF said city mourning bonded Indebtedness
TO supply said city with water and sew
ers. to be held Jan. 3. 1905.
The names of the several registration
agents of said city. AID the addresses of
their respective offices in their respective
election districts are as follows;
Lima Wilkinson, 1874 South Tenth
2-charles F. Beers. 1913 South Eighth
$@sarah N. Hammond. 7a4 East Seventh
South
4-Emmg L. Iverson, rear s27 East Sew
enth South.
5-Nirs. a w. EardIey. 621 South Main.
60. c. Brown. q East Sixth South
IN. II. McAllister. 155 East Sixth
@Fred Barrows. 452 East Fifth South,
9-DaVid BeFnhisel. 363 South Sixth East.
1o-William ii. Harrison, $40 East Fifth
ii-Ephraim ]. swaner. sls South Tenth
i2%DOuglas Ferguson, 128 West Seventh
iSGJohn McNieH. 1912 South First West.
14-Huida Carlquist 62l South Fourth
West.
16-E, +. Woodruff go Cannon street.
17-Thomas w. Green, 434 West Fifth
iSNJOhn E Cowley. ASS South Second
is@jeunie A. Froiseth. 20 West Sixth
2oNEmily Fox. 137 West Third south.
2l--T. c. Waltenspiel, 70 West Second
''G III. ]. Benson. pa West First South.
2S-FeramorZ Y Fox, 261 West Second
Al c. Johnson. corner Third South
't 35-Benjamih c. culver GO West First
9s~Mary II. Howells, g. South Sixth
a7-J. NJ. Campbell. us West First North.
2S-Belle White. IS North Second West.
29-Joseph K. Mullett. 262 Wall street.
30-Mary hatz. 25S West Third North.
82-Elizabeth E. Davis, 81 North Fifth
s8EEizabeth Hasiam. sai North Sixth
West.
3EEdith Y. Budd, 594 West Second
SGFannie L. Rid, 66l West Fourth
North.
! 26-.Tohn c. Sandberg Superior addition
37-Bertha NJ. GRAY, 80 Third street
$-Parthenia K Parry Il East North
I Temple.
/ S9-Mrs. John A. Maynes. 10 G street.
40-Ernest +. Brown. 353 Fifth street.
4l-Henrv r. Ball. 500 Fifth street.
| 42-Orson Allen $50 First street.
! fS-TOhn A. DeValiey. 1893 First street
44-Mrs. Maud r. Loofbourow. As South
! Twelfth East.
! 45-Jennie Davidson. 30 South Ninth
East.
! 4e-Henry Coulam, ~ East First South
| f7-Peter Hanson, PSI South Seventh
! East
4S-.Christopher Diehl, 525 East Second
/ South
"a Mrs. Jettie Browning AS East Third
5Ec O. Farnsworth. a East FRS
South.
5I-Nelue Edwards. 16i South Second
! East
52-Peter F. Go=s. 2ss South Main.
| J. S. CRfTCHLOW.
City Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

disbursement of December interest The
net loss Of sS.s25S09 IN cash was surpris-
ing, because the preliminary estimates.
which were based upon the traccable
movements OF money during the week.
indicated gain IN cash of S661. 400
The discrepancy between the estimated
gain and the officially reported loss may
possibly be accounted for by the theory
/ that the banks counted as cash coupons
| falling due Dee. I. which had been de-
posted for collection. After these cou-
I Ions were paid and the proceeds been
distributed the cash holdings of the banks
would. il the coupons had been so count
| ed. be reduced By the amount Of that
J Item Deposits decreased S16 3S4. 400 which
closely corresponded with the sum of the
reduction in loans and Of the loss of cash
J therefore, the statement showed a good
| balance.
/ Because OF the reduction in deposits
1 reserve requirements were decreased 81
| OSS.6OO. deducting from which the loss of
cash left $l5s.700 was the increase in the
surplus reserve 20 a S7S. $50 90. Computed
upon the basis of deposits less those OF
| ~. SIS, 200 public funds the surplus is Sl4.-
3l2.Sf5. II may be noted that the reduc-
ton of loans last week makes p total
Of SOL 66S 700 since Oct % the loss of
cash makes S27.3g3.e00 and the decrease in
deposits $685. 100 since the above date
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dee S.-Among the factors that
created strength abroad were indications
OF decrease in the worlds shipments
and the wheat market opened firm. with
May up Is 10 AN3s at l.lQ34 60 l6zs6ff II.
france was asserted 10 be on an import
ing basis and was reported as having re-
Gently been a buyer of Indian and Aus
Ifallan cargOeS. a more important in
liuonce was statement that all offers
OF argentine wheat for January and Feb
Iuary shipments had been withdra WI
ter the moment. however. the domestic
situation appeared rather less bullish
snow having fallen in some sections of
the winter wheat country. Receipts in
the northwest also were somewhat larger
than asst week. In consequence rnanI-
traders were inclined TO IGNORE foreign
conditions and were cutie liberal sellers
eariy Inc result was a reaction I'm prices
May declining 10 11G2s. But tho weakness
was only temporary, a. rally quickly Oc-
CURING IS soon as selling pressure sub
! sldea- The predOminating tone OF adj
vices from the southwest TODAY was de
cidedly in favor of the bulls The anx-
iety regarding the winter wheat crop was
increased by the Ohio report. which made
the condition of growing wheat in that
state 40, loss Of - points within a
month. This showing was quite enough
10 create considerable apprehension re
gardlng the general effect OF the prevail
ing dry weather. Throughout the last
nan OF the session sentiment in the pit
vas publish and prices gradually adj
Nanced. The market closed practically At
the highest point Of the dav After
touching 1-l02s, May closed q up at ! .10I
Expectations of enlarged receipts in the
near future. was the cause of persistent
selling Of CORN May closed at 4J3S645Ib
a loss of isdA.
Influenced by weakness of corn. a bear
raid was made on the oats market NAV
closed off : lower at 81
PrOtlt-takng By some Of yesterdays
BUYERS caused an easier tone in pro-
visions. Prospects of lower prices for
! corn was an influence contributing to the
Weakness Al the close Nav pork was
off f1sc. lard and ribs were each down 2Is
? The leading futures ranged az rL,iows: