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CASH RsclaTGnu.

a, $500 ss,se-
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, os.
car urosholl, anlos agent tor lltnh. Expert
clhh register repairing No, 22i Main,
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V,Rs.PRooF STORAGE.

MOVING STORAGE, PACKING AND
chipping Best aud cheapest Rodmnn
Van A. Storage 60, Phone bB Office and
ttorehousc, ~ and i2s n, West Temple,
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FOR agNr-rvRn,sHsD ROOMS


ROOMS BN DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
from bnc mp ~ ~ Budget, Ind. 1915,
No % East Third South ~
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Tho crown label on oyory loaf VI
Royal Bread guarantees purity clean.
Illness and quality,
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THE KEELY co, MAKERS or
"Vcribost' Ice Creams and shorbets.
Wholesale aud retail once aud factory
qGs So Main, Rear Roth 'phonoa 9293
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
rAlLoRs,

a, NJ ROSELL, "a STATE ToL gili,x,
Fine selection of w0olone, Suila 10 order
Gents own goods made up, Cleaning and
repairing, All work guaranteed, Low
prices,
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BOOKS old AND NEW,
ZOE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.

Bought sold or exchanged, Shepard Book
20 ?i2 state st. opposite kunteford,
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FOR SALE or RENT.

'.~..~s.a.sa. 49,.
NEW AND l0-ROOM HOUSES, FROM
N,Mo IN 3iW0m on ouay tcrms Apply
40 South West Tomplo street
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FLvFF.Ruo WORKS.

SALT LAKE RUG FACTORY, 70, g,
Oldtpld 4 GO, Props, SUCCESSORS 10 ",
u Yoomans, Ind lol COCOA
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

s'''
HAVE m MY pOAFENAlON I nay
horse. nbuul I'd Ncnrn uld, branded jR
HRhl uhouldvL way Olck plnlO uuso,
weight uhout Wn pounds, also | bay
horse, about . years old mOndc1 n With
ID underneath ou lru thgh. lcn hind
foot white rorctop cut on Hnddlo marks
described animals are not oluimod win,
IN ton dpya win BE- sold AZ public auction
Jane 3rd NJ p. M. 4. II, Howard, Pound.
kcrpor WVorlon l'loh
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Zlons Savings Bank and Trust Co,
the largest and oldest Savings Bank In
Utah, pays I per cent interest on any
amount from 81 TO $1,000 Write TO u.s.
JOS, IT, smith Presidents George NJ
Cannon, Cashier.
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CLOTHING,

MEMS AND YOUTHS SUITS, ON
Clothing House, n West South Temple,
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This
Day In History.
MAY g7th

1904 John calvin Jom Chau.
ylW bolni died az Geneva,
1850,
liol Cornelius Vanderbilt iapl,
lullHl born near Hlhplrtou,
n y dicl In New Nork
Jan I, 1871
MO LAY Gould, nnnncior bcfn
in Delaware county n, T.,
died lsps
$40 Nlcolo pagannl, colchrat.
81 Italian Nlnllrlsl dlud At
NlcC born ~
ls'o-Thp hundr'dth annlycrnry
~ Ne blrih Of lh.mH
Moore the celebrated lryh
poet
1906 Southern Illinois ana clAu
uin MIWuuli drVaNiatOd by
terrible tornado IN 81
Louis the damage amounted
lu over s0,0OOS, 32l bulld,
lngs were totally destroyed
and 13l2 severely dlmpgch,
deaths IN a. Louis alone,
i21
1900 The Boxers began their
march toward Prkn
1908 North Topeka Kan. Wis.
ilod by Hood and IRE "
deaths nud urourfty luHa ~,
ilmnlol R0",oOo
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Your History
Pass without buying an up.to.dAte
Wrist Bag, at Desorot Nows Book
Bttit.

Ia much sough, after, Both OF these
officers are graduates of the military
academy, class OF 1904, aha Lieut. Me-
Nalr IN from Minneapolis, and Lieut.,
Moody from Huron, =, u,
Word from Fort Loayonworth states
that Chaplain Anton Of salt Lake ana
now with the Eighteenth infantry, is
drawing largo crowds Of soldiers 90 his
meetings, with chairs In the aisles for
meetings, with chairs In the aislcs for
every service Seyontysnyo officers
worc present last sunday evening, ana
enlisted men IN proportion, Tho chaps
lain VIII mako tho Memorial day ad.
dress AZ the national cemetery next
Tuesday aud shortly thereafter leave
for salt Lake 90 romoYo his family 90
Fort Leavenworih, Tho only speaking
he VIII DO here VIII he before the state
prison society " Christian Ende0yor,
the sunday he IL IN town. Tho chap.
lain has been nllng the pulpit OF
the First CongrcgGl lonal church at
l,oayonworh ana win continue sun.
day mornings until Sept !,
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START WITH A DIME

noolM prc0d. saunders noNory6l Elns
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TICKET BROKERS',

0RosHELLa TIcKET orFIcT' Ts'
tahllrhod 1855 Railroad Tickets b0ught,
sold and exchanged No, 22l Main ", w.
II Groshtll Manager
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CARPET CLEAN,k q,

~A's~eAes-esse' -
THE OLD NEllADLE CAHpET
eleanor, ", Eynon 4 h, steam Calp.I
Cleaning Go, We eau and deliver, BEL
20lo, Ind lllO Elghlh W. 4 South Tcmpo
WE ChLL .FoR TAKE UP, STEAM
clean and relay your carpets on eho'l
notice, Th0Tnbofg Steam Carpet Clean
Ink WORKS, 1913, SbS w. 9th DO, Phones low
CO., latest Imp, pfooopa, Phone l1Srk
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


coon COMPETENT Ilol'RE
maid hy MrF j n Noylo 6h E0tt lNl So
4 GOOD GlRL ron GENERAL
homework no washing 40 n NlrOot
ENpEBlENcEn KNlrrERs AND
bonmpuot.os wanted, M RNlt Lake knit
Ting WorkH HR North SECOND West SL
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WE MAKE SPECIALITY or PAPER
cleaning, Leave address at smith DIuH
CO. Both phones &
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81 VINO MAChlNEG.

4,
A. RuBrN'S BllW, MACH COOP, " w
lat 10, 'lhoncD 1854 und g0N
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ELocUrioN,


DE pOrHEk ENG CO. CUTS FOR
mi purposes, 81 and 70 w so. Tomplc
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OPTICIANS.

W, u. RuSHMER, Manufacturing ont
clan, 10 w lst 80, Special lenses ground
10 order Eyes examined Tor glnsaoa FREQ
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., ESQ MAIN
g., manufacturing optlol0np wholellli
nnd retail Oceullsra prescriptions illlol
Hamo day ~ locolVod conplcnlos lonNgi
duplicated, Grinding ON pfomlBoB,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING,

ssssssytHN 49,
MOVIE & CUMMINGS, MOpElih
plumbing ana heating, iohhng q specially
81 Main stree, Phone albsy
u. W. james, successor 10 James y
contractors "a w. and 10, H. Phone wv
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q. y, Martin Goal Go,

Rock Springs. Cumberland, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump, nut ana slack
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AUCTION.

49,
uN MONDAY, MAY 80, an 1880 a, NJ
FhOrp. No l2l w. SECOND South it, nno
lot hiHh WrUdo furniture, mahogany rock,
ulH. some cost SA clchi pnrlor cabinet
cost aW 3 rugs cost SO each, ilno dinlng
tNhlo aud n, n, chairs, china cloAot, pan,
Ion desk. brass beds, bedroom aots, cost
tlG, folding beds, maple drossers, lot
homo mudo (wlts, steel range aud u
thousand ARTICLES not mentioned, cost over
tL0O
Also ON Wednesday May n at 1879 u,
M, No j2G y. Third East ST. llno lot
goods cost over "A thousand dollars, Ma
hngauy uak ana wonthored OAK, carpets
ana WgH, lot boddlnM china glass and
SILVER ware, steel rango, etc, etou
Also ON Thursday June |, nj 1880 n, M
corner uf Stnto ana Tonlh South H., FUR.
hlinlo ~ y rooms, over " chickens ana
Mons ulp, etc.
Fec Sunday papers for complete list,
Is A. ANDREWS, Auotioncor
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FOR SALE RIAL E9IATE.
FUTILE bros. A MOOlbEfi
n,..N,o, llo Main s,,,,,s

NV Nv NUN ~
INVESTMENT llANHERS,
salt Lake CITY aud Grand RnpldH, MI y,
Mark ~ We are going 10 maze THIS
week lively one IN Real Estate Circles
mOiu 20 than last week. Two have tho
goods" 10 deliver "Whlo they last NJ
last years prices Many who need to sen
ipr various reasons Know that to "Rot
ne fovor" VIII not gcI them the money
lloy nood~0r gnNo them flonl foroclomfcH
mat are pending, ~ word 10 ne wlgC
olr invest your surplus whore II VIII We
Fnfo IN good Real Estate, aud then II your
mlnoh ur business enterprises iull TO nm
OUT your SIN have Humt ui tho "hnio,
the Hurn the understandable TO tide You
over Meanwhile N has erown without
watering N viii Hook good to
You"
our soyon solcsmen viii show you
courteous treatment Don't wait, "Plret
some business tBuyso that arc buyei
Some ,rackogo nearby at prices that
somc modest homes mt modest prices,
Some ilnp homes az finer hpurcs
Some vacant lots at hall 0n rates
Some farms that would cheer tho nus
bAndmnn,
some garden ana fruit tracts, that grow
ana bear,
somo acreage nt prices rare.
ours ls~Tho greatest llst IN Utah hl'
ways see NJ when you wish 10 buy or sell
We are general middlcmon for buyers
aud sollCra.n ANA, our expert knowledge
of the business, from long experience en-
ahloa w 10 accomplish quickly, what You
or he unekllod night WORK o, for
months,
TuTTLE BROS & MooLLEY,
No 40 Main 81
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

kIMBAIlS VAN n STORAGE Co,
~ w, FIRST South street. Both Phones,
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hotels.

LINCOLN HOUSE.
On East First South,
200 ROOMS 90,
rates $50, alo and goo PAU Helm. Prop
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scAvINcERs,
srovE REPAIRS

s,'.', q
ORIGINAL STOVE CASTING SOLD
S9d PVT y, lyo,IAol oMMG9rsST1SSiS N nEi
ln 2le slnto Roll phone liWsS wan
md phono 1925 Western Foundry &
Stove Repair Workg
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EI,OCtrTlON AND DRAMATIC ART,
John r. Lindsay &G South W Temple ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~ A.
PRIVATE LOANS ON FURNITURE
otr, NO removal no Nlo Easy way
monts el0 Atlas Block
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rYpsWRirERa,

HAMMOND TYpEWnITERs, NEW
and secondhand sunpllCR ropnlu,. 40
II, n, winter Apt 40 Main ~ Tol, WNh
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SAVE A FEW DOLLARS or NoUn
wages each month You can easily DO H.
and II viii soon double by inVostlng In
VIII advance rapidly, Cali and look at
some Of our bargains IN houses ana va
cant lots II ~ time now 10 dlaroRard the
"knookor" Hubbard lnyt CO.. N West
Second South street,
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CIIpAp uOMn ron nm. MAN.

CHEAP HOME FOR RR, MAN
3'r00m frame, newly paporod and palnls
ID, lot slh rods front, IN w, aud an
North IN rear Price 800, $50 cash, bal
$40 per month
5'room pressed brick, new, porcelain
bath, toilet o. l., furnace heat manlcl
ana crate, sliding door ccmontcd blsos
mont natural wood nnlsh, colonial achl.
lecture \ beautiful homo IN every 10.
spoc,s and ihc price Is $500, Tcrmt To-.
cation 3rd ~
LITTLE & LITTLE, ~ W end South
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BooTBLAok.

rs-.asss's". '>sss''''. 49,
TONY EXPERT BOOTfLACk, IN
dies or dont'p work called for and lo'
liycrod Boll Phone slp6 10 w, lal sonlll.
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A bargain In Y lots On and near West
Temple ~, and car line, Lots IN Same
subdivision have sold within, ne last
be had for 49, 800. (0ood reasons tor SELF
ing),
N block on North Bench, SEQ
l0SlO on North Bench 81 700,
SgSl32 foot with room house In goo
condition on ard street near IT, south
front, $3.50
CLAYTON & co.. ib3 so Main st.
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NliWO,uV,
WIN buy l.r0um house, southeast, Walk
lny distance, Terms easy
THE nANck REAL ESTATE co,
g32 ~ H. Walker Bldg,
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WANTED,
GENTLE HORSE AND BlGGH 10
Keen for iip uHc pCkn Ducks, Brown
loghorng Cor sale also cggf AddloU vhi
DCFCul MOVIE
9 CABINET MAKERS, II, DIN
woodcy Furniture Co.
WANTED A MIDDLE AGED Man,
q gardener and one understanding horses
SILVER BROS
A coon STOUT ROY, 10 40
chores, good references IA l., an spOtl
BIDS FOR ERECTION OFTWO LIME
klng rock und brick work Apply ~
Goo r. ATKINS, @a Center ~
\ GOOD dlRL ron COOK ING ANn
general Homework. no washing, good
wages Apply Sol First street
SECOND HAND FURNITURE WANT.
ed MlHun'H 81 No, state Phone 9lsl-k.
UTAH JUNK CO, INQUEST PRICE
paid Tor scrap iron rags bottles rubber
copper hrnHn, etc. 8 v I'm ~. Tel Hl
-Ts''s s-F'ssrfs-as-ss
MALE HELP WANTED.
.,...,......,
BOYN WANTED, ATLAS BLOCK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-02

ana car congestion are responsible for re.
ports of rather backward trade and of SLOW
collections in the northwest Holiday re.
ports are good as "a whole, and the recent
advance in cotton has certainly been n
stimulus TO many lines. Taken as a who'll
the reports as to the traffic situation show
small Improvement, but the ordering OF
locomotives and cars by railroads shows
volume of business never hitherto handled
must be moved.
Reports from the Industries are favorable.
IRON and steel leading with unprecedented
demand and consumption for this season
the highest prices for the year freely paid
ana premiums freely offered for prompt
deliveries of finished products Rather
more unrest, present and prospective, is
noted in labor lines, notably i'm the New
York building and shipping trades The
prospect of an anthracite coal strike next
spring is being discussed Prices of all
staples are quite firm, in some cases high
est points of the year, and crop and price
returns point to an aggregate return to
the farmer in excess Of the best of pre-
vious years.
Business failures for the week ending No
Vember 30 number lS5, against pa last week
and 1874 in the like week of 1904 23s In 1905,
ls5 In 1907 and 237 in 1901. In Canada fail
ures Tor the week numbered Is, as against
10 last week and % in this week year ago
wheat, including flour, exports for the
els, against 3,353,06S last week, 2,l0l, 773 this
5,704, 40 in 1902
From July l to date the exports are 4s.-
75s,25 bushels, against 3O,li7, 226 bushels la a.
year, 72'92s,299 in 1908 and 1919 $40 bushels
in 1902.
Corn exports for the week are .66s sol
bushels, against l.Ol0322 last week. 364,S4i
and 1,151 1858 in 1909.
From july l TO date the exports Of corn
are 2S'445 S3 bushels, against 113244l7 in
lsO4' 246O2iS5 in 1903 and 7,975,0l0 in 1902.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-02
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Conditions Certainly Warra nta
Day of Gratitude and Thanksgiving.
VOLUME OF TRADE At HIGH WATER MARX
Bank Clearings for November Four
Per Cent Above Same Month Last
Year, which Was Largest
in History.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-R. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Business conditions certainly warranted
day of gratitude this year more than
difficult to take time for a holiday with
out falling still further behind orders and
increasing the complaints of Unfortunate
purchasers. An idea of the volume of
trade in November is shown by a daily
average of bank exchanges that exceeded
turn surpassed all previous monthly rec
ords. Yet unseasonably mild weather in
november has postponed retail business In
winter goods. Christmas trade opens with
volume that promises to eclipse all
earlier records and the feeling of conf
dence in the future is strengthened by the
encouraging statement that the strike Of
structural iron workers may not become
general. Crops supply the foundation of
this country's commercial prosperity and
the value of all farm products, according
TO the annual report of the Department
of Agriculture was even greater than esti-
mated. Manufacturing plants make most
satisfactory returns, despite the high level
OF prices for raw materials and made
quate transporting facilities Railway
earnings, thus far available for Novem-
Der, were So per cent larger than year
ago and foreign commerce at this port for
the last week shows gains of A,2S6,535 in
exports and S2,S74,907 i'm imports as COM
pared with last years figures.
Progress Is fully maintained in the iron
and steel industry. Quotations of all
forms, from ore to finished steel, are
firmly maintained, several small advances
being noted, and all available statistics
testify to unprecedented activity.
In the primary market for cotton goods
it is rather matter of delivery than of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-02
News of Nebra.Lr.

| GENEVA-The mercury fell as low q. .
above zero yesterday. o'
! BEATRICE-snow began falling hare thi.
evening and the prospects are for a besvy
storm. " "ea'S
oAK1AND-The public schools here
GioSeu LOT thanksgiving and will not open
| until Monday morning.
| PLATTSMOUTH-The Rock Island rail
| road company has paid it's Cass countv
taxes TO Treasurer Wheeler, amounting 10
| the sum Of $4,669.1O. ~
| OAKLAND-Mrs. Fred Ryan. n vo,,pg
woman living in the west part of the cItV
dled Ihursday OF consumption. The funerai
Will be held Friday
| PLATrSMOUTH-Mrs. z. e Chairman NJ
Lincoln, Mrs. Mary Latky and Mrs q n
| Spencer OF Lexington Neb were in tbo
city today In the interest of the Degree Of
OAKLAND-A series of revival rnsetings
were begun here this week in the Metho-
DIST church and will continue three weeks
Rev. j. Grant Shiek OF Blair is ASSISTING
| Rev. Lang, the local pastor
,BEArRlCE-The first death from dipb-
t tneTla curing the present epidemic in Bea-
6 driTs occurred tS today Bertha, the young
the city. NDSes III
ASHLAND - Arrangements are being
mace 10 hold the annual farmers Institute
In this city the latter part of December
Lecturers from the experiment station al
Lincoln VIII be present and address the
BEATRICE-Marion VanCamp. IA wears
old, wanted on the charge of attempting TO
criminally assault little girl at Wymore
has disappeared. Sheriff Trude has q war
rant Tor his arrest, bat has been unable 10
locate him. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herr and Miss
Mary Meister, two well known young peo-
pie OF this section, were united in mar
rage at the Dry Branch church by Rev
Emil Lehrer, In the presence of a humble.
OF relatives and friends.
OAkLAND--Wor was begun on the
Swanson-SwansOn elevator on the Great
Northern road Wednesday The contract
was let TO l.. Benge of MINNEAPOLIS. The
elevator Will be 3zN4O forty feet high and
VIII De rushed to completion.
ASHLAND-In the November statements
OF the nineteen banks of Saunders county, a
list Of which the Ashland Gazette compiied
this week, the sum OF S3,Ol3,5i3S3 was listed
as deposits, making a total OF q3l per
capita, according 10 the last published CEN
sus OF the county, and this Notwithstanding
large sums that have been paid out by the
farmers for help in gathering the large corn
crop.
ASHLAND-News Of the death OF VIII
liam j. Bryan, distant relative Of the for
mer presidential candidate, reached Ashland
this week. Mr.. Bryan died at his home al
Newkirk. Okl., November "a where he had
resided for the last four years, aged IN
years. He was born in Lebanon III. and
came 10 saunders county, Nebraska in
lSit settling in Green precinct, moving 10
Ashland In 1880. He leaves a widow, two
sons and three daughters.
Watches -F'Tenzer, 18th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-02
TREASURY PAYMENTS HEAVY
Eortsnssn Hands Dat TIVE Million Of Stat,
Money in Past Six konths
CASH IN WARRANT REDEMPTION FUND
Hayden Bros. Incorporate bank with
Capital stock of Seventy Thou
sand DOIIars-Tubercu-
IOsis In Hogs.
CASH IN WARRANT REDEMPTION FUND
CFrom a stan Correspondent

fioih d SldI correspondent
LINCOLN, Dec. 1.-(Special 1.-THE semi
annual report Of State Treasurer Morten-
sen to Governor Mickey shows that during
the six months from June / TO November
20 the treasury paid out zoos, s10S5 Of pub
lie moneys belonging to various funds
while the receipts during that period to-
tailed H,725,1Is7s. The difference between
the outgo and the income is accounted
for largely by the fact that the permanent
school fund cash has been diminished over
100000 in that time, together with the
payment during the period of the extraor-
dinarily heavy temporary school appor-
tionments for June
Starting in the period with a cash bal
ance of s6O9. 229.11 for all funds, the total
balance at the end Of the period is $685.
1854. At the beginning the general fund
had S21,S72. SO. AT the close there was
s2,12s.7. The temporary school fund ball
ance shows by far the greatest change,
the total on June having been $403 159. %,
while at the close Of business in November
1t had fallen to t255,26O.29. This latter
amount may reach 100000 by Saturday
night, when the account will be closed
for the December apportionment.
Two new funds appear on the balance
sheet that OF the Sheldon general war
rant redemption tax and the Kearney
normal library. The Sheldon fund, which
now makes 1t appearance as a factor in the
states financial affairs, Is calculated to
wipe out the entire floating debt, II the
predictions OF Governor Mickey and SEN
ator Sheldon are realized. Derived from a
special 1-mill levy, the fund is TO be de-
voted solely &c the redemption OF general
fund warrants. The balance sheet shows
that during November It first began to cut
into the debt IL. a small way, the warrant
retirements by that fund reaching $75e,1S.
During that period $2,551.23 was received on
account OF this tax. At the close of busi-
ness for November the balance was 81, 10.
but during the next few months the re-
ceipts from this source are expected to
grow rapidly. This 1-mill tax will bring
in about $4,000 annually.
The other new fund for the Kearney
normal library represents the money.
$l,S75, paid for matriculation by the stu
dents at this institution. The Peru insti-
tuition had similar fund for years and
its balance at the present time is $3,050.69.
Some of the state officials interested in
the welfare Of the new western institution
had expected that the State Board of Ed
ucation would consolidate the two library
funds, but it is explained that the west
ern school needs a complete new library,
while the one at Peru is already we'll
equipped. so that such course would
have taken some Of the latter institutions
funds for it's rival. a course strenuously
opposed by Tom Majors.
The balance sheet for the period of six
months, June 1 to November %. the last
business day in the month. follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-02

price, the upward tendency OF quotations
having little effect on the attitude of
purchasers. Conditions are unchanged in
woolens and worsteds, the raw material
being strengthened by the London auction
sales.
Quiet conditions in the packer hide mar
ket have become so pronounced that the
tone is less firm, although no definite
change in quotations can be recorded.
Failures this week in the United States
are 2O3, against 22S last week, 240 the pre-
ceding week and 245 the corresponding week
last year Failures in Canada number
thirty-two, against thirty-four last week,
forty-two the preceding week and twenty
nine last year.