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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
uNKNoWN BuRTEp.

Chicago. June 12-The only unideuti-
ned body OF the victims Of the Ir0quois
fire was buried today at MOntrOse
cemetery, with this Inscription on the
casket. fThe Unknown, December
38th 1895"
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the largest since Che opening day, the
record showing that 6 f67 persons paid
the entrance fee ON Wednesday.
when The Liberty bell was received
from Philadelphia and welcomed with
ceremony 10 the exposition. the NUM-
Der OF paid admissions was 81 ,l46.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
BIG CROWD an sALT PALACE.

The new pieces put on last night At the
theatre drew big crowd. both to the
band concert and TO the show, and the
nerf0rmance was well received Ilae new
show goes on tonight. The 10 cents paid
~ Che gate admits also % fhe theatre
with reserved seats I'D eeats extra, and
the prices seem TO have caugnt GA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
ENDED rs Misery.

Detroit. june civilian A. c. Mill
Ter. a prominent lumberman of this
city, committed suicide by shooting. iii
heaith IS supposed 80 have been the
cause Tor his act lie was a native of
Glasgow. SootlaHJ sad was 81 years
stfsf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE.
Nearly Half a Million People Present
During the Week.

ST. Louis, June 12-The statement
of recorded admissions for the week
ending last night given out tonight
by the Worlds fair officials. shows a
total of paid and free admissions Of
499 DDS. which IS 100000 more than dur
ing any previous week since the eX-
position opened The statement fol-
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NAVAL BATTLE
AGAIN HUNDRED
- - - u

Continued From Page Is
and Inflicted some damage. The Rus
SLAMS returned the IRE. but as none
OF the Port arthur ships appeared Vice
Admiral Skrydl9n returned 90 Eladiv0-
stOk, where he arrived Friday morning.
The Mails correspondent at japan
date of June III. saws. -Four strong
Japanese columns have occupied Suen-
chow, SaimatZa, Lao Waling and Stu
yen. Suenchow is eishty-hve miles
east Of Mukden and Lao Wahng IS i've
miles northwest of Siuyen."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
The Orel Repaired.

CrOustadt, June 12-The battleship
Orel has been taken from dry dock.
The damage which resulted from the
sinking of the vessel at her anchorage
has been repaired and she viii now
proceed to take on the remainder of
her armOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
REGGIE At NEWPORT.
Process Servers Give Up Their Vigil
IN New York.

IN New York.
Newport, r. T., June 12.-Reginald O..
Vanderbilt, whom New York officers
attempted to locate in that city yester-
day in order to serve him with a wit
ness subpoena, arrived at his home
SANDY Point today He came here
from Boston in an automobile.
New York, June 12.-When County
Detective Reardou heard that a dis
patch had been received from New
port stating that Reginald Vanderbilt
had arrived there in q touring car
from Boston. ne drove off his corps of
county detectives who have been
watching the Nelson residence in this
city
His action was taken soon after AS
sistant District Attorney Sanford
reached the Nelson house, where Alr.
SANFORD said that the district attOr-
neys office had no inumation that the
county detectives were watching tie
house until accounts Of The vigil APP
peared in the papers.
Detective Reardon land his men are
the C0unty's subpoena servers. He
did this on his own initiative said
Mr. SANFORD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
Quiet at New Chuang.

New Chwang. June IA a. M
Nothing new developed here during the
past night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
SHORT LINE TO ST. LOUIS.

If you are going to st. Louis, Kansas
City, Chicago. New York or any point
east or south see that your ticket
reads via the Missouri Pacific railway.
z .egant coaches, quick time and su-
perb track make this~line the Peoples
FavOrite Route.
The best line reaching Hot Springs,
Arkansas, the Carlsbad Of America
For maps, information, etc, address
II. @. TOWNSEND.
C. p. st. A, Mo. Pac. Ry., st. Louis,
Mo.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

When pains or irritation exist on
sny part OF the body, the application
of Billiards. Snow Liniment gives
prompt relief. r. W. Sullivan,
Prop. Sullivan House, III Reno, 0.
r., writes June 6, 1902 u take
pleasure 10 recommending Billiards.
Snow Eminent 10 all who are afflicted
with rheumatism II 10 the only
remedy have found that gives I'm
mediate relief" z5e, Doc, u oo.
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50
J. ", Skaggs arrived In the city
Tuesday with . carload Of household
goods, farm implements and some
stock from Parker, Kansas. He
will purchase q home in this valley
and for the present has stored his
goods. Mr.. Sksggs is brother-in-
law of win Il. Payne who moved
here in the spring, also from Parker.
Mrs Skaggs and child will arrive in
a few days. She is a sister of Mrs.
Payne.
Engineer and Mrs D. A. Utter,
Hon. and Mrs. Frank Harris and
Mr.. Utters niece, Miss Lorena Kim
ball, left this morning for Lici
creek for an outing and fishing trip
d. A. says that the report that tb'
ladies will do the fishing is false
He denies the allegation and Ca
whip the alligator If he cant
Frank can So there you are. The
\ will stop with Mr. and Mrs. J L B
1, Carroll.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06
Teachers Institute.

The eighth annual session OF the
Washington county teachers associa
ton will meet at the Weiser public
school on Monday morning August
2y. 1904, and coptnue in session ak
days.
The instructor in general pedagogy
will be President W. M. Stewart Of
the University of Utah, at Salt Lake
City. Miss Rose yimont OF the
same institution, and Miss Beulab
Lee of the Weser schools, will con-
duct the work in primary methods.
Miss Lee, who is we'll known in
this county will give methods IN
primary numbers, and te ching the
Werner Arithmetlcs. Miss Lee is
very successful teacher and Is highly
capable of giving instruction tina
will be beneficial to all.
President Stewart and MISS VI
mont are said to be two of the bes
institute workers OF the west
They had immediate charge Of tn
recent Salt Lake summer normi
which attracted such wide attention
and Washington county teachers vi
be fortunate indeed 10 having the 81
n soclation of such master minds.
e Interesting lectures will be give
e by Profs. Hayden and Martin, al
d Miss Lulu Wright will give instru
II ton each day in physical culture
sr On one evening during the ms
d tute, the teachers will be given
Of grand reception.
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Ki||ed.Near Rocky Bar.

A Thursday dispatch from Noun
tain Home says: Word has reached
here of the accidental killing of Roy
Williamson OF Meridian yesterday by
sheepherder near Rocky Bar.
Williamson was camp tender for
q sheepman named Corbus, A
herder was fooling with revolver
and playfully pointed it at William
son when it Was discharged, KILN:
him instantly. A brother Of the de-
ceased is here to take charge OF th'
body which will be taken to Meridian
for interment.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06
Cares selatica

Rev, W. L, Riley, l., J.. d., Cuba,
New York. writes; Afsr fifteen
days Of sxefoclsi'Dg,ps'n from sol
ssAe rhosmstism, npaer various
trssluenss, 1 WA induced W w
Isslls5a's epos Ilpinss', tbs fret
spylIe3slep giving ny hss' ssiIs' and
1i.s second entire fellsf ! Gao g's'
d unausllfsa recommendation 2bel
boe, 81 w
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VIII We'd.

Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Mira Hensbaw,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lew
Hensbaw, to W. Thomas Gray, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Gray
Wedding will take place at the CHRIS
tIsp church next Wednesday evening
August 10, at nins O'Clock.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

L. w. Smith and l. R. Smith we're
in the city Wednesday from Salubria
on business visit.
A. A. Caviness, the Cambridge
sawmill man and lumber merchant,
was 10 the cityWednesday on q bus
mess visit.
Lester and j. b. Seawell, of Pay
cites prominent ranchers and stock
men, we're registered yesterday at
the Wciser.
DR.. Bugbee, ono Of Uncle Sans
Willy inspectors, came in from Poca-
tello Yesterday morning and regis
tered at the WeIser.
Myrtle Taylor, the l4-year ole
victim OF AL Dufner, was brought
down Thursday afternoon from Mea
dows by County Attorney Rhea.
Jack Boylan of the firm of Rogers
& Boylan, who has been in the cit.
for several days on business, LEI
Thursday morning for Landore.
G. O. DAVIS came down iron
Council Thursday afternoon on
business visit. Charlie reports mat
tiers progressing very satisfactory
up north.
"UncIe Ben" White and job
Busch came down from Meadows 0
Tuesday evenings train. "upc'
Ben" cot his visit out and went hon
? yesterday.
A. l.. peaton, the Midvale me
} chant, who, with his family 'is'te
the big show at st. Louis and ON
e points, returned home Wednesd'
from a pleasant trip
1
st A party from Boise composed
}. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mendenna
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed s. Saunders, al
; Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Walker, left
is an outing at Payette lakes on we
nesday's train
ty Rev. r. s Hawelka, OF Wel'
ga called at Our Western ways on
Monday, on his return home~' /.
= from New Plymouth, where ne
~ been holding services - faye
Western Ways.
% A carload of big steel piping
i taken to Council on WednesoS
tram for the Ladd Metals Go. SINE
at Laudore. The shipment IS u
-, Sacramento Other material for
sci smelter is expected daily.
Guy Flenuer came over from b
ire Wednesday on business conns'
om with the statesmsn. DE rep0r
heavy exodus of Bo'sei'ss 70
re- moun,sios and beach. bot pus''
'iv- keeps up fsirly WE'LL D0'"''''''
ing.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06
Cholera Infantum.

This disease has lost its terrors
since Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy came into
general use. The uniform success
which attends the use Of this remedy
in all cases Of bowel complaints IL
children has made it favorile wher'
ever it's value has become known
For sale by all drugg,sts
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

Two physicians had . long and
stubborn SIGHT with an abo<ss on ny
light lung writes j. A, Hughes, Of
DUPONT, Ca, ''sod esss ne op' w.
esyboay thought NY ti~e bad come
A. > last ,ssoFs ! u,sq VI b]ng'
ses Discovery fo' coass~p''oe' 1b'
beases / sses'sss sss s''kiee sae
sss % ~ fast " iss as)s nos
l'ss sssl,sl, sssslsse ~ bss''pF :
easqsss copg'ssl Holas, YItos' 40
l.pag ueeadss Guaranteed W a
agssslse R'Ies bse eae y y,'s
Dsllsles lass
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Absolutely Pure

For the third Of century the
|t,odard for strength and purity. It
likes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
Like and other. pastry light, sweet
.nd excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
4;ust as good as Royal" either in
eyength, purity or wholesomeness
.,v. s.xre POWDER CO.. 100 VILLA. ST., NEW ro~x
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

yer Of Ontario was lDthe
nssday.
Rhcs paid Boise q business
anesday.
lrenam of Council, was in
tuesday.
Kelsey Of LsGraude, was a
or Thursday.
Tuttle was in the city this
Q Glenn's Ferry.
Watkins was in the city
ay from Caldwell.
Wood was over from Boise
|ay on a business visit.
loerkorn and j. H. Mois
70 Wednesday from Salub
'Tdn Shelby, son of P. P
returned to the city thi
hackey was In the cit
'sle yesterday on a busines
\ O. Frazer of Huntington
est at Hotel weiser Tuesds
90 Mrs. Karl Ginott, {
we're among city arrival
0andy Of Parker, Kanss
= 'ne guests at the Weis
by.
= Mrs W. W. Evans we
Y 'rnvals Thursday fro
= lngraham OF Westmo.
a''s was among city arr
'ssdsy.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

G Il. Fraser OF Bswlins, wyo.,
was registered yesterday at the
Weiser
Born, to Mr.. and Mira. l. G. Ala
bsugh in West Weiser last Tuesday
afternoon, a son
| Pont Moulton and family have
gone to Indian creek, over in the
Indian valley country, for several
days outing
Mrs Henry Sommercamp left
Thursday afternoon for short visit
with relatives and friends at Payette
and New Plymouth.
Mrs. j 81. Harris and daughter,
Miss Esther, left Thursday for Gates
mill where they will join the Carr
families for an outing,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilman and
children of Worcester, Mass, we're
among arrivals in the city Thursday
Afternoon, registering at, the Welser,
About 29 double-deck cars we're
taken 10 Council yesterday morning
by the P. & l. N. for, Messrs. Dexter
& Turner for big shipment of
sheep to foreign markets
Democratic delegates elect, do not
forget that the convention meets at
Council next Monday. A large re-
presentation is desired Reduced
rates on the r. & |. N. railroad.
: J. G. Beam, the baker who has
e been with Phetteplsce for the past
ia eight months, left yesterday after
noon for Ontario and Caldwell. Al
70 the latter place he will visit friend
t for few days. He has not yet de
= cided to leave Weiser.
D. M. Cox, formerly engaged il
y the furniture business at Cambridge
I arrived in the city Thursday after
AZ noon With his family enroute t
Boise where they will reside. Mr. Coz
}. still retains property interests in thi
county, consequently will not be en-
!. tirely lost to this section.
A, 0. Huntley returned Thursda
from Portland and Seattle wher
:. he has been during the past mont
on account of the illness and recer
death of bis brother, Herbert Hun
ley, former well-known attorney
'is Seattle. He left yesterday mornin
IVY for his home at Cuprum.
o. will, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 1
McCune, left Wednesday afternoS
om for Portland and Castor, Ore,
Join his father who has been the
at two weeks. Mr.. McCune 10 at Ga
ny ton where be is endeavoring to d
pose of a -four mill plant upon viii
'hn he formerly held mortgage. In
on will return home within month
'cie Mrs. George W. Rose, who b
'me been at Logan, Utah. the past fo
months for tue benefit Of her heal
ler- returned to Weiser this morni
tied much improved. She was met n
her by her husband, and returned
day their home at Indian Valley vest
day.
of A section of the sewer pipe is
,all, ing taken up on State street, betw
and Commercial and Idaho, to remove
for obstacle which workmen have b
ved- endeavoring to remove for three
four days. 1t is not known whe'
e;ser the difficulty is the fault of the {
,ftice tractors, but that will soon be
yard termiued. If 1t is the contrac
has must bear this extra expense, OF
vette otherwise the city pays it.
Next Sunday will be Commu'
, was Day at the Episcopal church, ser
days to begin at IL. The sermon vii
,elter on the text, "Tbe Kingdom OF
from il within You" At Evening Pr
IT the the rector will discuss the chars
Of "a Clever and UDprinc'
Boise Man." as illustrated in the u
Iected BaIaam. Mr.. +. Q. Hawk Will
orts a a solo At the evening service
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Take Your Wife

TO the Ideal Restaurant It's TOO
hot 10 cook at home First clWs
ma.Is 2kc $685.
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" Al klaa6 NQNNf Hl'l'f 2 slH
esl., aaee VI y y Fp'Vl A.
slllaslss1ss ~ s'ess " 'apF
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-06

Copper Plate Cards and Statiosery
at Candee's. 6O-tf
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I'll SIGN AL
In syERY "WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BY
kxwooD g. HARDING.


Ibscribers, Take Notice.
y given on the oolored address
|Our paper is the date TO which
Icription is paid. Whenever
! payment WATCH YOUR
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D WITHIN TWO WEEKS
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|urdsy, August 8. 1904.
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|. TINE TABLE

resent time for departure of
3 Weiser are as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo oct 21.-DOn Knight by ]. J.
Knight agent has filed a complaint IN
the Fourth district court against Provo
City and each Of the cOuncilmen OF Provo
city asking that they be cited TO show
cause why writ OF manoate should not
te issued commanding the city council TO
issue to Don Knight a license 20 conduct
a saloon business in tho Palace saloon.
The case of w. +. Price vs.. David Bar
nett has been dismissed by stipulation.
The case is one in which plaintiff sued
for damages for alleged false irnprisOn
ment by defendant while the latter was
city marshal Of Payson. Mr.. Barnett is
now a deputy sheriff Of Utah county.
Presidents Joseph K. Smith AID Anthem
H Lund will attend the stake conference
here tomorrow and Sunday, and will re-
main over Monday for the brigham
Young university founders day services.
Colonel Willard Young visited the Brig
ham Young university today
Mrs. James u. Woods OF this city has
had a successful operation performed for
an internal disorder at the Provo general
hospital. The patient is recovering
nicely.
daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Christensen. All we'll.
The c. $ Wood Mercantile company has
commenced suit against J. p. Evans TO
collect SSS "a. alleged to be due for mer-
chandise sold and delivered 20 defendant
by the plaintiff.
Josephine Hall was granted n divorce
from Nels Hall by default today in the
Fourth district court on the grOuads of in
temperance. Plaintiff was awarded $50
. month aiimony and the custody of five
minor children. The parties mtcImarried
in Sweden in 1879.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
DEATH CAME QUICKLY.
Frederick Miller Expires After a
Brief Illness.

Manti. Oct Clearly after the noon
hour yesterday Frederick Miller, an old
time resident of Manti, passed away. after
but a few moments illness. He was leaV-
ing his home, and when only a short dis
lance away felt i'll. and returned home A
few moments afterward he died.
Deceased vas of German descent and
was born in the kaiser's country. He
married a daughter of the senior Mr..
Munk of this city and has raised large
and honorable family, most of whom are
grown 10 manhood and wOmanh0od His
occupation has been that of farming and
stock raising. and he has been reasonably
successful in all his undertakings He
was a member of the Mormon church and
was always considered an upright ana
honorable citizen Funeral services viii
likely be held from the Tabernacle or
Assembly hall tomorrow or Sunday.
The baby-boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Iyerson OF this city has for some days
past been suffering from severe cold.
1t is now improving.
Quite number of typhoid fever cases
are reported from our Betghbor1ng town.
Gunnison. This disease continues 10 eX-
list in this city. and the patients are very
slowly improving. John Kinneburgh and
Mrs Raymond Buchanan are still very
sick.
County Clerk p. w EliasOn issued the
following marriage licenses this week:
George z. Brown and Susie r. Yates Of
ScipiO: Vern Cox and Sirilla Howell OF
FairvieW: Andrew L. Nelson of FerrOn
and Rhoda- L. Smyth Of this city; Erastus
Westenskow and Jane Anderson, both OF
Lewis Larsen was accidentally kicked
by colt few. days ago and was obliged
to go TO bed at once. He is improving.
The case of George c. WhitmOre vs..
the Rio GTande railroad will be tried be-
fore Judge Johnson some time during De-
cember. The case has been transferred
from, Carbon county. Judge II. Z. Hen
derson represents the plaintiff and George
Sutherland the defendant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
sHEEPMEN JUBILANT.
Feeding Grounds Reported in Good
Condition

Mt Pleasant. Oct. 21.-From John J.
Watson, leading merchant of Clear
Lake who was in several days Of this
week il is learned that conditions on the
west deserts of this state, the winter
feeding grounds of most of the sheep
owned hereabouts. are the most favor
able known in years. great deal OF
rain has fallen during the summer and
feed is extra good. As "a result of these
rains there have been several floods, but
no damage has been done. These cOndi-
tions facing them for the winter and the
high prices which are already being Of
fered for next years wool clip are MAX
ing wool growers feel mighty good.
one or more bears have been killing
sheep in the foothills east Of this city
lately Hunters have been after them,
but so far they have not sighted the ami
mails.
Peter Mortensen of this city is suffering
with a severe attack of typhoid fever.
n S Nelson of this city received a
carload of fine CottswOld rams this week.
He is raising the standard of his herds
and uses these sheep for that purpose.
Mr. Nelson is one Of the largest sheep
owners in Utah, the number of sheep
owned by him this fan being very close
10 $1,000
The first snow OF the season fell this
week a light mantle being on the ground
one morning. 1t lays 10 depth of nearly
two feet in some parts of the mountains
east Of the valley.
Mrs Victoria JOrgenSOn OF Fountain
Green is i'll with typhoid fever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
Ogden Briefs.

Funeral services over the remains of
Joseph Dawson son Of Mrs. Maria Daw
son. will be held Sunday IN Roy. The
young man was - years or age and died
Thursday night at his home in Roy
Charles Fry. aged q, and Miss Laura
Geary aged Is. both Of Morgan. We're
yesterday united IN marriage b. Elder
John V. Bluth at the county court house.
The election OF Sunday school teachers
of Weber stake primary and kindergarten
grades was held yesterday I'm the Weber
Stake academy and will conclude its ses-
sion today. The convention was ad-
dressed by Professor ID. .. Mckay.
The body Of George Ternes. who died
ct New Wv Mimi. a few DAYS ago. will
arrive from the east today. The funeral
will be announced later.
Peter J. Anderson was admitted TO citi-
zenship yesterday before Judge Roiapp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
CHILDREN ARE MANY
Enrolment in City Reaches a
Total of AGO, Which lisa
Gain Over Last Year.

The report OF William Allison s,,nerin-
sendent Of schools. made last night to the
BOARD OF education, shows a total enroll
hent OF pupils now in the city schools to
pe 4.lf5, Of these 2064 are boys and 2 100
girls This is a total of 20 more than the
enrolment OF "A year ago.
Inc county auditor reported that the
CITY schools would receive about $67 600
from the taxes of 1894.
The report OF the committee to which
was referred the matter of contracting
with the telephone company WAS submit
ted The report was Co the effect that
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany had yielded the points in dispute,
and contracts were ordered made for the
putting in Of telephones in the principal
schools, the contracts to cover = period
of one school year.
Tot Of other routine business was
transacted