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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

Twenty years ago the cheese supply
OF Great Britain was largely furnished
hy the United States. bat to-day Cam
adl has taken thc lead and FAR OUT
stripped us as an exporter OF this COM
modify. In 1850 TIE United States
sent 131 2oS776 pounds OF cheese To-
Great Britain. while in 1905 only
2I1S0.gi1 pounds were shipped 20 that
country. Canada. on the other hand.
exported over 100000 pounds TWEEN
ty-fvc years ago as against -l-.>'i-..i---
pounds last year. This loss Of trade.
however. has not bccn injurious. but
ou the other hand. is caused through
an excess OF consumption 40 home over
production. while reverse conditions
prevail with our Canadian nci-hhor
Canada was thus forced to sock the
British markets FOR Der plethora and
90 I'D zap the place lcft Vacant in that
market hy fhe Withdrawal Dt the Unit
ed States tlcrcfrom.
While tho United States En-
1900. manufactured nearly o~2O00000
pound 90 cic,sc. tile per capita FACE
tory production was only 80 pounds.
whereas. ou tile otllr hand. iu 1901.
Canada produced 1-i0OOU0 pounds.
furnishing nearly 81 - pounds Tor each
irhah.tlut IL is therefore shown. hy
q report from Cou~ulG .ncrll IIollo-
way. 20 Halifax. tlat tlc Canadian
export trade 10 wllch every one of
our nciglhors points wltA pride was
lot gained at tle expense of tNc Unfit
eel States. Tor they must export th..r
cheese or get SHOWED under" Tlt
I r'trd States cam NOT Keep uD in pro-
ducfion with cur Increasing home CON
sumption.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
ACIovER Sled sr0RE-uoUsE.

both with regard 90 their corminative
quality and their trucue-- ro name.
There rs great opportunity for adultcr-
alton. and many farmers are apt to
consider they are saving money III they
can -et seeds at O. reduced RATE. lud-
in- ouf when Dc is TOO late that they
have bccr Swirllel with false ylric-
Ties or that perhaps go Per cent. ~
the-r seeds fal utterly 40 examination.
Personal Seed Tests.
The average farmer however. would
90 wen 90 carry ou little seed te@t-
ing establishment IL his own each
year. and this course is advocated ly
the Department ol Agriculture. Iu
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
ssS k~%,S Growing Seeds for Market
49, f4z5S>ZS Good Seeds Are Half the Battle
~ /SeASgSS9 GUY TlIIOTT MITCHELL
Good Seeds Arc Halt the Be

One OF the most thriving businesses
n the United Se,tcS today Snd which
seemingly carries o. It's WcrS rcGaru-
less OF the fluctuations % stocks on
the great exchanges. IS lie growing
and selling OF seeds. Prom si.lN b.
ginningS in the colonial period tbs
business has grown 50 that now iiS
value in measured by the tens OF nil
lions. The first beginning 81 the Sccl
business commenced in small shops
where a few boxes OF seed SHARED a
corner with goldfish or a shelf with
calicoeS or books To-day It has como
70 claim FOR itself Immense ware
houses and business establishments.
having interests which extend 70
every portion OF the globe.
The Pilgrims probably were the first
in-roducers OF Scc,iS into this country
FOR they brought with sbem seeds Of
The plants cultivated By them In their
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

water and warm place In the
kitchen. A stitch in time often saves
nine. and n little trouble month be
fore planting time may make the
farmer or the gardener considerable
money and conducc greatly TO his hap
pineSs and good temper. Nothing is
certainly more aggrawting than 10
pillow. fine the ground we'll. plant. and
then. as the golden moments OF spring
slip by. wait i'm vain for the young
plants 20 appear, or secure only a half
stand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
4 CALIFORNIA ONION PATcH.

fact. the Department VIII send any
body a pamphlet describing simple
methods % testing seeds.
j lrms with any reputation behind
them can not afford 10 work OF poor
seeds. aud ~ a lOt u seed is tested
and found 20 ~ defective Sra germina-
tive qualities. flc Eerd-lcu VIII prob
ably stand ready 20 supply good arti-
Gle in IT'S place. The ial.r.lu fact. may
not be tie secdman's. Although the
seed dealers attempt o. convey tbe
idea that they raise their own seeds
on their own farms. such practice s.
m1Elfeffiy imDoge ble where vast sup
piles 81 seeds are furnished. They
raise some of the seeds, but large
Quantities are contracted FOR by them
with other growers and farmers. and
there g. always q chance Of thc seeds
men themselves being imposed upon.
SO that II is well for the individual
grower 20 test each batch Of farm or
garden seeds which fe expects 20
plant The test which he can make
VIII show him nothing regarding varl-
cites. be may De getting n common
cabbage instead Of some hlgh-Driced
novelty, that can only be- deterEnined
20 tie end % the year. but the gov
erumeut experiments along this line
are enectuaily holding the more FIRE
sponsihle seedsmen in line. and the
farmer himself can check up with his
seedsfnen on the question OF gerTni.
nation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
JEuIbcrrv Fences.

There are but few fences In ia
pan. The mulberry tree is planted In
stead. the leaves % which furnish food
for silk worms. Nearly 100000 acres
are thus utilized.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
FIELD eRowN LINES FOR BULBs.

OF varieties are made. Samples are
also planted of tAc vast quantities oi
seed sent ont for Congress .onal dis
trihution Tie Department has I'm fact
done much Co PURGE tile country of
dishonest seed dealers. and large
force Is constantly employed securing
seeds from dealers aud testing them,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
= Sdptmmcucc sineitclluue in Sfeip
9Iprf pcrbcreitct.

9lm 1. 9lpril nGditen 9ubres miro
Elm eisenarti9er Camper bon etDa 5000
lonuen 8cbult ben 0ieW Yorter Saien
uerlaIicn, um cine 9teiIe nm Die 98elt
an3utreten. 9lni oieiem Oampfer iOll
udmli6 ene 2lusitelluug amerifauiiter
@rieusniiie urrGusirt Wsroen, 10 baB cr
in sewiiiemSinne ais i6wimmcube 9tus.
itellun9 Die ueribieOenen Vanoer Der
lSett belu6en unb nliioCiteus 10000
Wfeilen iuriid9ele9t baben miro, menn
er picoer bierber ;uriid tommt. Orei
Sabre baben Die Ycranltalter an Der
2lusTiibruu9 SieieS 9lanes gearbeitet,
uno jeet lit alles 10 peit srOieben, bab
cs nur nod Der iOr9iGlti9en unb tunitr
9ere6ten arrangements aller nngcmel.
oeten YrObufte uu0 Der @inrihtung
oes bercits sedurterteu 9ieienSumpiers
bs6arf. Das Sfifi wirb fir gluss
itellungsiwede elm bequem eiu9eri6tetes
oreiiahes Oed baben, 10 Oa6 fir Die
ausiuitelleuOen @essnltGnOs minoeitens
30. 600 SuuoratiuB sur Yeriiisuu9 lte'
ben. Sin in pier Sprahen, en9liit.
oeutif, franjOiilh uno ipanif, abscs
iaBter Satalog wirb niht uur Die ein;el.
nen @esenitdnOe, Die ausseitellt iinS,
aufjGblen, ionoern Susleib audi intereI'
iante gln9aben oariiber enthnItsn, aus
welden 9esenOen Der Sercinigten Staa.
ten bieielben itanlmeu, wiC lie genon.
men uno pOiu lie permanot merOen.
She Die ,i6wimmen6e glusltGllun9" oeu
liew YOrfer 6afen perlabt, miro ibre
Sntunit in europa iiberall angetiinoigt
werOen. Oas ndd)ite Geiie;iel iit 9lass
gOw. bon bort 9ebt'S weiter mad Dub
lin. Viperpool uub Sonoon, nat D6ue.
mart, ShweOen..:St Yetersbur9. sStets
lin, Sambur9. 9tOtterbam, 2lntperpen
uuo Saure. Sn Spanien, Yortugal
unb Stulisu iOlleu ie brei 9ufenpIaee
beiu6t perNcn, wOraui Die 6eiie nad
@riedenlano uno Der 2iirtei, na6
ae9gpten, slrabisn, SitinOirn, Gbinu,
Sapau, 9tuitrulien uuo mad Der SBelt.
unO Sittiiite Siios9lmeritus sebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

Bir baben idon in einem iriiberen
9lrtitel oargeitellt, Wie ss iid nit ben
@OuntDfinan;en uerbdlt, aber Die Seq
ner Der Serren Suri6el unO Ourtin
i6einen beitrebt 3u lein. Die 9hatiaden
iu entitellen unO WOllen abiOlut niht
;u9eben, SaB irsenb wel6er Nirrmarr
berk@Ountgfinun3eH Ourd Die iriiberen
rspublitunii6en Gommiiidre ueruriu9t
wurOe unb oaB Sanu Die se9rnwdrti9en
SsmOtratiidsn GOmmiiidre bic unoanfs
bare uno Iebr fisli6e 9lufgabe batten,
Die 5iuau;sn wisSsr in Sas ridti9e Sc
lsiie gu brin9en. lin oielen 3ped Su
errei6en, mar Is q biolutn0tbi9 b 10,
fir turje 3eit bic Steueru ;u erbOben,
Seun Oas epige Bergen uon @elo alS
ausbHlfsmittel Wiir0e MIR einen uns
unsenebmen 3uitanb uerldnSsrt baben
unb bGtte aud itets nur tempordr aus
9ebOlfen uuo oas Gnbe wdrc wie Der 9lns
fang seweien. User iid uOn Der SSabrs
belt iiberjeu9en mill, Der per9leihe leine
oiesiGbriss @ountpiteuer nit Der leet.
i6brigeu uuo nebme oann aud einen
Yer9lei6 nit ben itdotii6en Steuern
uor. Wtan miro finOen, oaB Die
GountDiteucrH ernicbri9t woroen iinS,
wGbrenS Die StaOtiteueru III icoem
6alle erbObt wurOeu. Oieie 1hatIaden
beweiien Seutli6. oaB Sas 9an;e 9etlGff
Der republitaniideu Yreiie ritel lSino
uno ni6t Der Seuhtun9 wertb lit, Senn
penn Die remOtratiiGen GommilidrC
usr6ummt weroen iollen, neil iie uad
Ribtigitelluns Der 6iuun;en Die Steuern
ernieOristen. mas iOlI man nit Der re.
publitanii6en rWtai6ine" tbun. wclde
our6 cine uniinni9e 2Sirtbibait Die
Steuern nit jcoem Subr bOber i6raus
ben? Die glntwort iollte fiir jeOen
oenfenben Wtann ni6t lhwieri9 iein,
Bonn elm tlein Weuis lleberle9unS mug
i'm iiber;eu9en, baB Die gcSenwdrti9en
9ountp Gommiiiare uns cine tii6tise,
sei6aitlide YsrUaltuns gubeu, Die fort.
bebalten werben iOllte bur9 beren Slan:
;enoe WieSererw6hlun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
S6rccfli6c Seieen.

3wei BON ben Wtanuidaften Der unter,
seSanssnen SiiitcnibOner Ban gtame"
unO Sting, Die in Bolton anfamen,
eridbleu Die iduurisiten Gsi6idtsn non
ibren @rlebniHeu in Der sriten g8Ode
Oieles Wionuts ais ibre bsiOen S6iiis
an Der Siiite BON SiiO.Gurolina ser.
idellteu. unb iis ais Die ein;i9en
llsberlsbsnbsn nur nit Niiibc in eiuem
tlsinsn Boot Die Siiite srrsi6ten. Sbre
SameraSen wuroen uon ben itredli.
dsu SBOsen, Die iif iiber Oas Oef er.
9Oiien, eutpeoer fOrtseipiilt Ooer an
SOro Der S6iffe setOOtet. Wfebrere
Gage lang butteu bic Wtunniduftsn Die
i6redliditen 9sioeu uusSuitebeu unb am
abeno oes 6. SctOber wurbsn Die
Sdifis uOllitdnois ;ertriimmert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
@peben:N Nunbicbau.
Snla %.

~ u " ~ "
Uiitslicber Der Eunama'9anal'e eom'
miiIiOn unb Der SebUrSe beratbenoer
Sn9snieure truien uon tbrer Snlpet'
tioustOur mli benz Sitbmus I'M 9teW
gOrter Safen elm. @enerul @eOr9e @.
Dauis, Der 9rGiiosut Der SsbOrNe be-
ratbrnOer Susenieure, crtIGrte na9 lels
ner 9(nfunft, OaB Die 9ngenieure Iih
porldufis nod auf teiuen 9lan betrefIS
bes Canals 9eeinigt bdtteu.
Sn Gbicaso lit uuter Dem 9iumen
,9lnti 9lse yimit Sea9ue" cine Ser
eiui9ung ms 2eben Serufen wOrSen,
Die ben 3wed bat, ben GOnsreB sur
9lnnabme zines Geieees Su uernnlallcn,
bur6 Sas bic ieet bel glnltellun9 pom
9eamtsn seieelid teit9eieste NlterS'
srsn;s abseiduiit werccn iOa.
Dad lduSeren Seipre6unSen pom
Scrtretern Der grOBen 9SbOleiaIe.@'ro'
cerfirmen i'm 2an0e n6breno Der leeten
g9o6e bat man iib, ME oas ~SOurnal
OF Commerce" melOet, uui bic Sriin'
bung eines uationulen Yerbaubrs ges
eini9t, benz alle 9ei6Gite Nieier 2lrt
beitreten lollen. 9Gabri6eiulid miro
in Siire cine Teriammlung bebuis
Srsauiiirun9 Oieles 8erbanbes nab
GbicasO einberufen werben.
Sn Der Sieuus Der GbicusO Sc
oeration OF VabOr nurSe nit grocer
Wtaioritdt Der Berift eines Spe;ials
9omites Su 8uniten Der Grrihtuug et:
nsr ei9enen Bunt, Der pom Den 0tit:
9lieOern Der 5eoerutiou unteritiist
werOenliOllte, aui ben Gid gele9t uno
oaOur6 Der 5inaniplan elmer 9lnjabl
BON 2lrbeiteriiibreru uOrldufi9 uereitclt.
Sn Der in Va Groiie, 99isc., sur 3eit
tasenOen 9iatiOnal Furitp Convention
erbOb .Srau Satberine Suibnell uOn
SutlanO, GaI., Die Sei6uloisun9, baB
9lsenten Der britiihen Jte9ieruns in
SOHstOn9 uno SingapOre diueiii6e
unN iapuneiiite WiaOben nu6 ben 9ers
einigten Stauten ifafien, mo iie uOu
geUiiieulOien WtdOdenbGnOleru in
ihle6ten SGuiernu.nter9ebra6t werben.
Dad einem pom &inwanoeruuosamt
augeicrtigten Seri6t if es wdbreno Der
am 30. september bcs luufenben Sab
res ;u Gnoe gegan9enen orei Wtonate
troe Der itren9en gluiiidt Der inipiiiren'
Den unb Der GrStlihen 8unSesbeamteu
ntht weniser ais 1876 Berioneu pom
Senen". 10Y als geiitig seitOrt, 21 ais
nit GubertulOie unO bic iibri9en 6S oils
NIT anoereuASranfbeiten bebaitet ers
tldrt lporOen waren, 9elun9en, 3ur
SanounslS lSuselaIIen ;u werOeu. sic
iinb oanu ipdter Der Ufientli6cn 0obls
tbdti9teit sur Gait gefallen.
AuStauo.
Die erfOlste plOeli6e slbiabrt Ses
Ban;ertreulerS -Dciair" uOn Gber.
bOurs na6 Der Snisl Wtartinique t66t
Oarauf ibIisBen, OuB 6runtrei6 ulls
SOrbereitungenI nm Den Yraii.
oeutenaOeraueneSOlaniide Gepublit 81
jwinsen, bic BON 6runfreid seitellten
6OrOeruu9eu Su beluilliseu, ODER weuis,
items cine beltimmte slntport III 9ebCn
nno Su ertldreu, mas er gu tbun &C..
Sentt.
SIMMER beitimmter wirS in Berlin be.
bauptet, oaB Die beuOritebenos DeutI6.
lanOreiie Oes iuugen S6ui9s BON Spa.
nien ius(ei6. feline Srautfabrt iciu miro.
aus Suuerlaiii9er Quelle lit in Gr.
fabruus:scbru6t. t.wOroen, oaB 9llpbOnio
etwa WtitteiJtOuember in Wtiin6eu ein.
treifen unb it6 bort INN ole SauO elmer
2Of)ter oss ErinSsn yuopi9, bes Soh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

snnoncirt i'm y y@odsublntt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
u. Spnrao S Spbn,
245 @DUmina Mpe.,
Stranton, gl

Strantun, En.
Oiitritt sl9enten fir 2afawunnu, 8Dos
ming, Susquebanna uno OtOnroe
Counties.
Nsutr, llnfall, Giubru6. plaitsuslds, Sibnbdt5
BOMBS uue 9nbiuelihftit 8triibuuns In nur
,upndissu gsisli&aitsu untnstbra6t. gu-
lutte prompt bssittu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
FREMONT STAKE CHANGES.
The Stake Presidency Reorganzod and
New Bishops Appointed

At the quarterly conference OF the
Fremont stake ofziou held on Saturday
and Sunday in the opera House at
Sugar city the STAKE presidency was
reorganlzed aud some new Bishops
were installed Elders James w. Web
ster and @. II. Woodmansce, counselots
tn the stake presidency having reSigll-
cd, for reasons that were explained ana
accepted by the authorities present
they were houorably released as eoun-
eelors to President Thomas E' BaassetL
with a hearty vote of thanks for the'r
efficient services ana the blessing ana
confidence OF their brethren.
Thomas H.. Bassett was sustained as
president OF the Fremont stake Of Zion
with Mark Austin as first counselor aud
Albert Heath as second counselor IN
the stake presidency
Alfred Ricks was sustained as Bishop
Of the Sugar ward In the place Of Marx
Austin, with james Brown Gaddle as
his first counselor. the second coun-
sclor TO be subsequently appointed.
Richard Uemsley. Jr, was sustained
as Bishop of the Plano ward to fill the
place of Albert Heath with James steel
Jr, as his FIRST counselor the second 10
be chosen afterwlrd
Elder George a. Plncock was eus-
tained as AN alternate High Couuciior
in the Fremont stake OF Zion
The general ana local authorities were
sustained, with the brethren named
By unanimous vote of the conference
At q meeting held at the residence
Of Bishop Mark Austin ON sunday eve
ming, the following named brethren
were ordained and set apart TO their
several Offices under the hands of Pres
ident Francis NJ Lyrnan. Elder g. W.
Penrosc Of the Twelve Apostles, ana
President Thomas r. Bassett
Mark Austin .as hrst counselor 10
President Thomas Il. Bassett Albert
Heath rs second COunselor George \,
plncock as alternate High Councillor
Alfred Kicks as a Bishop and set apart
20 preside over the Sugar ward, James
Brown Gaddie ordained q High Priest
and set apart as first counselor 10 Blsh-
op Alfred Kicks; Richard Hemsley, Jr,
ordained a Bishop and set apart to
preside over the Plano ward James
steele. Jr, set apart as Hrst counselor
to Bishop Richard Hemsley, Jr,
Samuel Farley Egbert ordained a Blsh-
90 and set apart to preside over the
Vernon ward; Earl j, Kidd ordained a
High Priest and SET apart as first coun-
selor to Bishop Samuel p, Egbert,
stephen Davis ordained a High Priest
and set apart az second counselor to
Bishop Egbert; Joshua Brewer ordaln-
ed a High Priest and set apart as
second counselor TO Bishop Marion J.
Kerr Of the Ora ward (by Orn =. Miller
Of the presiding Bishopric)3 Roman
Siefert. set apart az first counselor to
Bishop Conrad Walk Of the Burton
ward.
Appropriate Instructions were given
to these newly appointed officers 10y
President Francis NJ. Lyman, Elder g
W. Penrpse and Bishop o. z. Miller
The conference was very largely at
tended and a spleadld spirit prevailed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho Bittner company offered THE
Peace Maker as the first play Tor the
last week Of lbs long Salt Lake engage
mcnt, and demonstrated before af
sized audience that The popularity Of
The players Is TO remain 10 the very
end w. W. Bittner, the big man of
the company. received am ovation when
he made his appearance last night and
an members OF the company We're heart
ily applaudtd. To those who have
patronized the Grand during the stay
OF the Bittners Il is well known that
despite the cut In prices their work has
been conscientious and maruorious
Most OF the compauys members are
Young men and women who promise
much for the future, and who will no
doubt, follow IN the footsteps OF other
young members of the former Grand
stock companies who have since been
heard from IN higher positions,
The Peace Maker remains tiu We'd
nesday evening, 20 be followed Thurs
day by OF Jekyll and Mr. hyde"
Which closes the Blttner engagement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
Was WAITING AMY.

90 had been troubled with Kidney dis
case for the last Ave -ears' writes Rob
ert R Watlf Of Salem, Mo ~ lost flesh
Ing physicians and tried an remedies sug-
gostcd without relief Finally I trcd
Folcy8 Kidney cure and less than two
bottles completely cured me and I am
now sound and well" During tho summer
kidney irregularities are often caused by
excessive drinking or hoing oyerhcatod.
Attend 10 the Kidneys 40 once by using
F0lcys Kidney cure For sale by +. j,
nm Drug co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
R. P. vANDYKE DEAD.

r. P. Vandyke Of 35 Canyon road "A
well known local man who has been
associated ~ a number Of enterprises
with s. A. Kenner, died suddenly at
o'clock this morning, Of rheumatism
OF the heart He has been q suffeier
from rheumatism for n number Of
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01

gotatc with the band owners for the
purchase of 10 right Of way for tn. Bg
Cottonwood conduit Several council
men attempted to have the matter laid
ever to come up with the now Utah
Light a Railway franchise pt the spc-
cial meeting ON 1huRduy nignt bus
they were unsuccessfu m their efforts
and the engineer win at once proceed
TO make terms for the right of way
TO MOVE THEM OuT
after considerable discussion the
council adopted the report 90 The conf
mittce recommending chat the rock
cruahor and the powder magazine be
moved out OF city creek canyon ard
the leases on the gravel uIt be tcrnln-
ated By Dee. l. 1905 The report also
provided that the road iu the canyon
be sprlukled ns far ds the brick tauk.
The original report fixed The date for
the removal ni The crushcr magazine
and terminating the gravel pit leases
for April I, 1905. Hprtenstau made am
amendment fixing the date for Dec /,
lie ana Wells made hard fight for
the amendment ana It was carried
after which the report was adopted
TAX LEVY FIXED
Without comment The orduauce, Gx.
iup tho t,v tevy fo, H., ,lt, Co.. XXI.
wear at n NM ,,,, ,sal
mo renuirod ,broo tit,,s aud r,e,oi r,,
unanimous vote. Tho lavy Ks sepre.
gated as follows. Contingent expense,
AZ mills streets and sidewalks d mills;
water supply and irrigation a of "A
mill, sewers, f. mill public library a
mill.
TO PAVE STREET
nathan NOD, re.ot.,1 ,.o,,
pendieton ana otboe ,.on,.., 49,.
nn etatc stre., .sLtn.' u,n, ,,a. Ht,e.l
he novcd AJAX Ta,rt NIX ','"' e,s,s
go,,,, "s,,u' IG,' Enu,tI 10 olN'n
ON last FRIDAY night rrovtd,ng for
paving State street from Fourth to
Fifth South ana the petitioners want
tho paving cXtonded a block farther
south The matter was referred 10 the
city engineer for an estimate of the
cost OF the Improvement.
.,,..
DNmAdf'H OLAlMtp'
Thomas w Jennings submitted two
claims for damages to his property at
First and A streets lie asks s. 600
damages for the cutting down of eight
trees and $500 for reducing HIS sldewall,
from IL feet in width TO 10 foot and
one inch. The committee on claims and
streets ana Tho citv attorney win CON
slider the matter.
toA.uFr, rn to,, p,,,,.r
'', ~ 90 y ~ ~ nA INNS
CITY treasurer HarrH notified the
council that me FUNDS received so far
from the sale OF me cltys water bonds
had been loaned TO local banks at in
lerest az IN" rate OF s'a per cent aver
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STRIKE ORDERED.
Track and water service Men OF the
Denver \ rio Grand Quit

Denver, Aug, Twin the approval
OF John r. Wilson, president OF the In
ternational Brotherhood Of Malnten-
ance Of ways employees an order was
sent out today by the Joint protective
board on the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road to an track and water service men
on that road who are members Of the
brotherhood to 20 on strike at ak
o'clock p. m. Aug. 2, The strike IS or
dered In consequence OF the refusal Of
the officers OF the company to accept
the schedule presented by the brother
hood or TO submit the matter IN dis
pute to arbitration. More than 1000
employees, It is said, are affected By the
strike order.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearlrgs amount
ed to 1904 ,59S.29 as against S50S,50gA for
the same day last year.
The Utah Flreproohng company of
this city mas the contract Tor build
ing the foundations Of the Orpheum
building on State street for $500. y.
W. James q co. has the contract for
the heating I'm the clayton Investment
company building NJ First south and
state streets, for s~55O
\ transfer was recorded yesterday
afternoon. Of John Beck to the Beck
Salt company of 500 acres Of land on
the shore Of the great lake east Of
Black Rock. for 100000 The sale was
made two years ago, but the dead was
placed I'm escrow until certain pro-
visions We're met by the grantees The
principal stockholders are the Richard
J. Taylor family @. A, Snurthwalte
ana David Eccles. all OF ogden, and
Moses Thatcher OF Logan. The COM
pany Is preparing to go extensively IN
TO the salt business. Is pumping a mil
lion Of gallons OF salt water daily. and
expects 10 market $4,000 tons Of crude
salt as the seasons work 1t Us pro.
posed to erect a refinery next winter.
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A Bad Scare.

Some day you will get a bad scare,
when you feel a pain In your bowels,
and fear appendicitis, Safety lies In
Or. Kings New Life Pills, "A sure cure,
for all bowel and stomach Diseases
such as headache, blliousness; costlve-
ness, etc, Guaranteed at =. G, NJ, /.
Drug Dept, Only Csc. Try them
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OGDEN a. RETURN. sI.OO
Via D. & R. G., Aug. sra.

Leave SAT- Lake $40 ?. m. returning
leave ogden II p. M, Grand pWgmm OF
races nc the Ogden saucer track, field's
Military band IN attendance, All the
fast riders will be there Don't miss Il.