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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
Negotiations Closed Yesterday
Which Gives Them Interest
In Nevada Mine.
LOCATED IN DUCK CREEK,
Rig Order Placed Tor Machinery and
Property ia 10 he opened ou
Big Scale.

q. c. Mcdonald, a prominent White
Pine county, Nevada mining operator,
who has been On the city for several
DAYS was a party TO an Important
transaction yesterday through which
David Kieth aud former United states
Senator Thomas Kearns. became inter-
estcd with him IN the Success group
" claims situated IN the Duck Creek
mining district about twenty miles
cast Of Ely
The Success property has been the
property Of Mr.. Mcdonald for several
years, he having located a majority
Of the claims himself and performed
a great deal 81 development work up
on them with gratifying results. Dur
ing the past year several carloads OF
ore were shipped 10 the salt Lake mar
ket; some OF II aSsaying as high as
$50 ounces Ia silver. $ls iu gold and
g per cent lead. Heretofore the lack
OF transportation facilities Zoo the c0un-
try has tended 10 hold back the DUCK
Creek region, as was the case with Ely
aNt NAhfi NfANhu camps UfANiN VIC
advent OF the automobile or The rail-
road Now thu, the Nevada North
ern viii soon De- finished 10 Ely Duck
Creek viii BE- materially benefited and
!nasmuch as a. is the policy of the
lnanags meut of the Nevada Northern
90 build branches into other districts
than those eutencd hy the main line
IL would MOI be Unreasonable 20 sup.
pose that this camp Ca tho east OF Ely
viii be among the favored ones
Upon what basis Messrs Keith and
Kearns have been permitted 10 obtain
an interest IN The Success Nj Nc
Donald dld not care 10 discuss any
more than TO say that they are get
ting Il as consideration Tor putting
mp a large sum Of money for develop
ment and equipment purposes
Yesterday an order was placed with
a local machinery firm for steam
hosting plant. air compressor and other
equipment necessary 10 carry forward
a vigorous campaign In the future
The Success grOun was examined re-
Gently by David Keith and expert tai
snt employed FOR that purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
PRODUCE.


Chicago, Aug 4-IIbera receipts had
depressing eject today uu the local
wheat market there being considerable scli-
ing by cash interests september opened
Z. 10 IA, lower, at ,2i.piSl,. 60 81. sod
al isA,. and then declined to sEsr,S.
Com was easy and quiet september
opened unchanged % Is lover al i,lg 10
-. and sold on 70 isas.
oats opened firm september VAS y
higher at 81, and advanced 90 d.uae.
The provisions market opened rather
weak September pork was on ~ al 1880
lard was down .isg5 AT 80, and ribs were
"a lower AZ sI.l.
Cash: wheat-So. red, 5.i.aiyg No
B. iiAg12A, No : hara. 1lisnG-h. No. 3
hard i0.alh; No. ) and No northern
and No. spring nothing doing.
Connie. 2, isls No. 3. 49,.
oats-No. . new, shEgSoi No, q new.
~, desH
Later selling became general and prices
broke sharply. September declining TO ~.
fl.2 Tho weakness was due principally 20
a decline % nearly 2 cents a bushel in
the price " wheat at So Louis. The mar
ket closed weak, with prices AZ the lowest
point OF the day final quotations on Sep
tember being down lhdih az 7l7sa2
Corn-september closed weak va,
lower az isdtHt,
Close Wheat-sept. 7l1,ai2. Dee ,f..
Corn-sept. isa{si, Dec is's
Oats-Sept az. Dec. s2n3g,
Pork--Sept.. l6.sli.; jan 49,
Lord Sept. So. Oct. Ssga
Rlbs-sept. 90: Oct, So.
Rye--Cash. 56&dtHt
B8rley-Cash. $40.
Flax and Clovtr-Nothlng doing
TimJthy-sop'.. 4 sat g.
SUGAR And COFFEE
New YORK Aug sugar, raw irm.
| Fair refining %, Centrifugal Fl test 81.
/ mola.ses sugar. 81
! Refined Steady Crushed 500 powder.
| 81. 80. .tanulittf -
! Coffee STEADY. 80. RIO So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
CONCENTRATES.

W ". Ochs Departed Tor the south
today 10 conduct mine examination.
J. +. McMann. a Phoebe. Nevada.
mining man. returned south last night
after spending few days IN the city.
Frank b. Cook. who has been max
ing a mine examination In Idaho IS
expected 10 return from the north In
a few DAYS
Judge John W Burton has returned
from making an Inspection OF the
Shenandoah property IN the Good
Springs New, district
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick e.
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrates, $4,000, base bullion, sj7,O 900.
Louis u. Gordon. the discoyerer Of
the Round Mountain Nevada mining
district, and bride, have been I'm the
city several days They departed for
the west last night.
Harry Lowry Of Delamar, Nevada.
who has been successful in operating
lease on the Magnolia az Delamar.
left today FOR the east accompanied
by Mrs. Lowry.
At meeting OF the directors Of the
silver Shield Mining company yester-
day. an assessment ~ 9 cents a share
was called FOR which becomes delin.
Queut on Sept s,
The Mammoth Mining company mar.
ketei "a toms ~ ore yesterday. for
which was received "a check calling FOR
Nslias2. The controls showed the
presence Of g. ounces IN gold and ?
ounces in silver. Another lot OF ..
TOM ~ the same grade Of ore VIII reach
the samplers early next week. II
comes principally from the 1900 and
] 40 levels.
william Il wallace "a mining may
from Salt Lake. interested iu several
divllend-paying mines az Park City
has been in town several days getting
hold % mining property lie bonded
the claims of Dave Borland AZ Jack.
rabbit and several other prospects
around about; he made several neat
ht,le cash payments. Mr.. Wallace 8,
vel pleased with the district and In.
tends % visit as often Phoebe Record
Ravene. McByth manager Of tn
Lost Packer mine 90 the Loon creek
Ida district who was iu the city zee.
terday. announces that the smelter a
that property VIII be placed On commits
sion IN a Few days Mr.. McBeth say,
! developments during he past two Of
| three months have been u such an i'm,
| pCrtant character that the ore reserves
! have been added % tremendously and
/ adds that the property is well vOrtl
! the option price ~ So share. tn,
| northern country, according u Mr.
MoBeth, is picking ~ rapidly. and Al
over the Interior al Idaho there is NOR.
or les activity being displayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
NEVADA COPPER.
Dougla. Mine a, Ncrrington Continues
10 Develop Satisfactorily.

\ letter from Yerringt0u. Nevada
contains the information that the work
being carried on by the Nevada Cop
per company ~ which W. e. Orem Of
this city 10 manager. !u the dsyeiop-
mtnt Of the Douglas group is pro-.
crossing favorably
The Orem Wine ia now down IS
feet ana looks OIL good a. the bottom
~ Il did ~ the top and The pearse
drifi and HsEveubarth tunnel are BE-
ina pushed forward 20 rapidly as pos
sib.e.
SupL Smith has also reported n
change taking place n the bottom Of
the orem Wine which apparently has
entered "a large deposit ~ low Grade
ore
Edmund Kifhy NJ T.. representing
eastern parties has been looking over
ihe district and while ~ camp visited
he popgiss and made no hesi,aueY IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
THE DANIELS COMPANY
VIII Cndcrstakc Development of It,
American Fork Property.

Frank Daniels has been made man.
ager u the properties ~ the Daniels
Mining and drilling company recently
organized 10 operate iu the American
Fork mining district He viii leave
Tor camp on Monday with a lot OF
supplies prepared TO lnaugurste q very
vigorous campaign OF development
Mr Daniels says the company has
five lode mining claims upon which
crops a silyer-lead vein which he be-
liCves 10 be an extension 81 The one
opened IN the Wyoming mine and
which r. now contributing quite gener-
ously towards supplying the local mar
ket.
The officers Of the Daniels company
consist OF J, ?. Megtath. president J.
~ Hamilton. vice president Frank
Daniels. manager who with r. Il Ha.
gel and J. A. Homer Of Provo. are III
rectoTs
Tho property VIII be opened by a
tunnel which wss begun some time
ago by MI Daniels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
supreme Court Takes Notion in The
liberal Whining CAse.

The judgment OF the lower court IN
the case Of David W Teachenor, APP
pellant. vs. William II. TibbMls has
been reversed by the supreme court ani
the complaint is ordered reinstated and
the action proceeded with according 10
law, The action was brought 10 re-
cover the balance Of the purchase price
Of an interest In the Liberal lode claim
AZ Bingham. which. according 20 the
contract ot sale was 10 be paid out
~ the net proceeds ~ the mine
Defendant sold his interest to other
parties without paying the balance due
to plaintiff and the latter sued 10 re-
cover the same, The lower court held
that there was no evidence al the trial
showing that the mine produced any.
thing prior 10 The time defendant sold
the interest purchased from plaintiff.
and hence plaintiffs complaint was dis.
missed
The supreme court holds shat this
was error on the part Of the lower
court A. there was evidence showing
thot 5000 worth ~ ore had been taken
from The mine before defendant sold
out. and 1t was the duty Of the court
10 determine what the profits on this
ore was Accordingly the complaint
Is ordered reinftated and the case pro-
ceeded with according 10 law Tn,
| opinion OF the court was written by
/ chief Justice Bartch ana concurred An
I by both ~ his associates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA


Omaha. Aug. i-Cattle-R Receipts, 100;
market unchanged.
Hog Receipts, 100; market STEADY
Heavy. 60oqc =. mixed, $685., lights
o. aga6. s., pigs. 5 J)a6p; bulk, 6.l6de.1l
sheep Receipts 20; market steady.
Yearllngs 5.0,d5. q. wethers, t,JSgo.N,
ewes. f0)d4 15 lambs s..5T'.0.
CHICAGO
Chicago, Aug 4.--Csttle-Reoelpts, 40:
market steady Beeves, 3.ions.p; cows
and helfers. UG6. =. stocks and feeders,
z. Nd4 o. calves. 5.0pli %.
Hogs Receipts 400, market steady
10 stfong: estimated Monday, 600. Mixed
and butchers. s.l5pS IS, good nesyy SO
as 5si,: rough heavy, 5.Sls.@, hgn1s, 30
RITZ, pigs. S.boasto; bulk Of sales vAa
SIS
sheep--Recsipts lcoo; market steady.
sheep, 29Q9.&, yearlings o~ao'l9'
lambs. tGai.,i.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY Aug. i.-Cattle- Receipts,
100 market unchanged Native steers. 4.p
ISIS western fed steers. 51ds.pi vest
I'm fed COWS. z.J9n4.3.
gs-Receipts i,oO, market STEADY.
Bulk 6.8od6 o. heavy, e.29qo.39. packers,
sSuGIi.; lights. e.Soa6.~, piss '.25g
go
sheep-Nons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
YELLOW HORSE FIND.
Contact Vein Encountered Which
shows S.une Good Assays.
Special CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
Manhattan. Nevada. AUG IA cone
tact vein has been located Oh yellow
Horse ground owned by Abe Benedict
and associates. which ia one OF the
most promising thus faT struck OIL that
property. The ledge Is well defined. Is
encased iu Il hanging wall OF quartz
and iOotvsll of Ilme-shals and the
gangue matter pans freely aud carries
hematltes and suluphldes ASSAYS are
secured as high as $3.50 per ton
The ledge was tapped by means OF a
Crosscut run west from the bottom Of
the shaft. Il II showing five feet IN
breadth aud the entire body II high
grade milling product Development
work Is being pushed not only under
ground but At surface as we'll In the
latter Instance the Groupings Of several
wei minerllizei Lodges are being test
cd and thus Car with almost unyary-
lux success
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
CENTENNIAL TUNNEL.
More Encouraging News Comes From
The Monteluma of Bingham.

Peter Porter. manager Of the Monte.
zuma mine IN Markham gulch. Bing-
ham. has received more gratifying
news from that property. ore is COM
Ing ia IN the Centennial mine scross
the gulCh fIom the main workings
IN the latter there Is ore IN every face
and the north DRIFT Is showing cousid-
cradle Improvement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
WEEK or EXCHANGE.
Two Nevada Stocks We're in Demand
-Daly Jnhge at SIl.

Tho week ON the mining exchange
shows business transacted 10 the
amount OF lSS,tIS shares for which was
paid the sum N $3.50 06o Co.
The market shows little change from
conditions that prevailed at the begin
ming. A few stocks may be quoted
higher and some lower today. but on 4
whole the change II so slight that it
cuts very little figure. Montgomery
Mountain and Nevada Inns are Nevada
stocks that have been IN demand and
both have made some advnces. New
York Bonanza. DAILY West ana DAILY
Judge have been the most active Of the
Park City stocks called. The latter
could not be moved above 81. but
found buyers at that figure today. Co
lumbus Consolidated has lowered some.
- has South Columbus
The closing quotations and sales
were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
AMENDED ITS ARTICLES.

The silver King Consolidated Min
ing company Il Evanston. Wyo., to-
day filed an amendment 10 us articles
Of incorporation in the secretary Of
states of1lce by which It's capital stock
Is increased from s1,500,000 TO 81
200 600, divided into shares ~ the par
value Of 81 each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

saying the property was one OF the
best he ever saw.
AZ the Ludwig mine. adjoining The
Douglas, ore Is being sacked as II
comes from the mine for shipment TO
the salt Lake valley smeters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
PLAN BETRAYED.

Warsaw. AUG "A plan to liberate
the political prisoners here was he.
irayed TO the authorities TODAY. Sew
erd civil servants and policemen who
we're implicated have been arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

Springfield. Ill.,. Aug. John r.
Peters, for many years auditor Of pub
lie accounts. died OF diabetes TODAY al
his home in this city, aged SO years.
He served 20 years as assistant stste
treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Aug THE statement o.
the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold llil2a61S over
tho legal reserve requirements. The state
mcnf:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
KANSAS CITY
WOOL.
ST Lorl

ST LOUIS
81 Louis, Aug i-WooL steady. Ter
rtory and western medium mas me
medium. lsG y. me lpali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

One hundred be Forest Wireless
stock az $500. Nun be sold az once.
30 give Us bid. Z n. West & Co.,
Tel i65. 327 D. +. Walker block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
BUTTE MINES CLOSE
" a Consequence Of Great Falls Smcl.
ter Difhculty.

Butte. Mont. Aug. i--On account OF
the closing of the Boston and Mon.
tana smeiters az Great Falls. through
strike OF the tmelternen's union IN
that city. the Butte mines " the Bos.
ton and Montana Copper Mining com.
pany. i've IN number and tmp.oylng
5000 men, shut down a. g. o'clock last
evening tho men being notified that
the properties would remain inactive
unul the strike of the ymel,ermeu al
the Great Falls smelling plant Of the
company had been settled. Three
thousand men are rendered idle IN this
,lty besides number OF ore train
crews, which heretofore have been
hauling The output u the Boston and
Montana company mines about 900
tons daily. from the Butte properties
to the Great Falls shelters.
10 develops that one man, who WA
ln arrearages on his union dues IL the
cause 81 the whole trouble. which thus
ftr has thrown 3oo0 men out OF en-
ployment Five smcltermen, constltui-
ing committee, became too lnslstsni
On demanding the discharge OF the
smciterman behind In his union pay
ments and the quintet was discharged
Their dismissal preclpitatei the trouble.
the union demanding the reinstatement
Of The Ave men. and upon the COM
panys refusal the strike was ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
BOSTON CLOSE

Today closing Ca stocks iu Boston
as reported over the Pollock wires e.
perlally Tor the Deseret News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

A messaee received from Butte over
The Pollock wires this afternoon con-
iaiuei the Information that the strike
situation al Great Pals had improved
that the men who went out had gone
back Co worh again. which means that
the Butte mines win assume regular
production again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
J. OBERNDORFER,

T. u. Snow & Co. Stock Brokers.
q Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

CANNON BROS. BROKERS. "a \.
So. Temple. Tel so Ind. si0-k Bell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

y NJ WEST 4 Co. stock brokers
. F walker Blk. Tel lt5: req 25i0-x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
JOHN T. PETERS DEAD.

The figures OF the state banks appear
for the first time IN the bank statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

. New York, Aug. Mooney on
call nominal. No loans.
. Time loans nrm, 60 days, per
! cent ninety days i'sd% per cent. /!
! six months 5isa& per cent .
Prime mercantile paper, 5isda .
! per cent. .
, Sterling exchange firm. az 1885
! ass for demand and az $4,000 .
. Tor 6O-day bills. .
Posted rates. is3 and $50.
. Commercial bills, 4s2 and is5 .
. Bar silver 6its.
. Mexican dollars. 50's.
!. Government bonds steady. Rail- j
!. road bonds steady 4!
. q a a q . q a .. q. a a q a a . q 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Montgomery Nj. 100 at a.
Beck Tunnel. 100 al ".
New York Bonanza. 800 az a, 80
az q 50. l0Oo al 2rs, b 50.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at SIS.
Bullion Beck. 100 ~ 800.
Columbus Con, 800 at 1j5; 100 At
1.65. d 60; l0o al $50.
Daly Judge. 100 At hoo.
Little Bell 200 at $50.
Lucky Bill 900 AZ l.65
MAY Day $500 at 10; so at i3is 30
at a.
Ohio Copper 300 az 1855
So Columbus. 800 al "a 1000 Al IS.
Richmond Ana. 900 az ~.
United Bingham 1000 az /,
Uncle sam, 100 OF Il.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amt.
REGULAR cali ........ $500 s 2.25s.oo
open board ..,.......l0.s0 i2,2665o
aaa n
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Todays totals ......lI?Oo sl4,5!lo

Weeks totals, lS347s shares. $780,
06o.6o: same week. 1905, sols5 shares,
s23.9Jes5.
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\. s. CAMPBELL. O.,
Stock Broker. 2ie d. g. walker Block
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Monument

An interesting book conlaipi,s
q full account Of the trim NJ ~
Centennial Memorial Party "a
Vermont and the dedl-stior ~
the Monument.
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Stock Broker.
Tel Bell fs2 isi s Main ST.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-14
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Gable The
Celebrants.
MANY FRIENDS ARE PRESENT
Beautiful Gifts and Many Friends
Make Glad Their Fiftieth
Anniversary.

On Tuesday June 18th Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Gable celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their happy welded
life. They are among the most res
pected of our pioneer citizens and
scores of friends took occasion to
call upon them and extend congratu-
lations.
The weather was ideal for the gold
en- wedding. Upon the lawn plat
form had been built, trimmed in gold
en- colors and decorated with flowers
of the same hue. Upon the platform
sat the bride and groom in two of
the most comfortable chairs of leather
that their proud and happy children
could secure. Mrs. Gable the bride
was in white and many claimed the
time honored custom of kissing the
bride, as they rendered their sincere
congratulations.
The eight sons and one daughter
stood near by in receiving line and
it was with great pleasure that the
friends greeted as fine family group
as it has ever been our lot to see, all
children to be proud of.
Nearby in the June sunshine play
ed the grand children, winning little
group. In the parlor the gifts were
displayed, a beautiful china dinner
set, clock, knives, forks, spoons and
silver set, all beautiful and costly
gifts in honor of the day. The par
lors were decorated in roses. The
dining room had yellow decorations
and the room was profusely trimmed
in green and with flowers.
The refreshments were very nice
and were served by the Misses Town,
Kelly, Marshall, Raine and Gillmor.
The favors were bows of yellow rib
bon.
Mr.. Thuresson presented the silve,
given by the members of the M. E.
Church in very beautiful and touch
ing address.
Take it all in all it was delight.
full day inswhich the friends shared
Mr.. and Mrs. Cables happiness with
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-14

Mr.. S. l.. Gable was born in York
county, Penn, in 1881. His parents
were Germans, who had settled in
Pennsylvania in an early day. The
father was strong energetic man,
having the persevering, honest and
sturdy character that has made the
German settlers in this country such
u power for good.
The mother had the same character
istics>as the father and was a strik-
ingly handsome woman when young.
Mr.. Cables parents moved to Den-
ison when he was twelve years old.
This makes Mr.. Gable continuous
resident of Iowa for sixty three years.
There We're no schools in Iowa then
and what education he has acquired
has been since he became man, he
being his own teacher. He became
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-14
COURT HOUSE IS fine
Splendid County Building Ap-
peaches Completion
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS
Court Room Perfect Gem. Every
Detail of High Grade. Safety of
County Records Assured.

The Review received a special in
vitation this week to inspect the new
court house. The invitation came
from Mr.. DIV. Woodard who has had
charge OF the work for the contract
ors, Marxsen and Rokahr. Whatever
may be said about the delays incident
to the building, it cannot be denied
that the construction is we'll nigh
faultless and that the interior sur
prises with it's beauty and complete
ness of detail. The offices are large
and roomy and each has been fitted
with special regard to the needs of
the department it will house. The
basement floor will be used by the
Surveyor and the Superintendent of
schools. The Superintendent has large
quarters where the teachers can meet
for examination and other purposes,
while the surveyor has very pleasant
rooms which are connected by spiral
stairway with the Auditors office
above. The main offices will be on
the first floor. The auditor occupying
the rooms to the right of the main
entrance with the recorder to the left.
The clerk will have the north west
corner of the building while the
treasurer will have the north east
corner. Between the auditors ant
Treasurer Offices is the Board room
1t is most conveniently placed. Ano
right here we must mention the hand.
some table around which the boart
will hold its sessions. 1t is massive
table of peculiar form and is one of
the most magnificent pieces of work
that John Fastje has in the building.
In fact Mr.. Fastje's work is one O.
the great attractions of the building
The jury box is handsome piece
of furniture but ''The Bench in the
court room surpasses all. 1t is han,
carved and in workmanship and beaut,
is not surpassed in Iowa's Capitol a
Des Moines. There are many piece
of Mr.. Fastje's work in the building
and all OF. them show that beauty an,
honesty of construction that has earn