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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
EKumeEu K1xE LIZ
KEE YnKx EEEKT DAK
Kemp 4 rsEEmn GslkinE CO. An
Making n E~1tsrszEing Display q
Ess Tnrk spr1ng Enaaaam n
Mmsoutzr WaEE

New Fmk uEtg Is ubs rsnaEui1sz
Funhiun Oaufrs "a fhs World IN
Mans OlurfanE.
Al nhe aItharinntiEe neHgns CA
hs trnpss 6irer5lE ID . fes a the d.
nxnars employed by lhs Bsa2angtailas
INF establishments IL KsH Hark
DEfE.
The Kemp A RsnrBal Cuhhing o.
10 rhlE city. are IN ths enriabls pnsl
nim IL aealg Rtie Ne submit 30 Uhsl'
pussans-s a uautlrss range q Asnf
AppEza Ct tke nDguesfaanst
New Yank MDde Df the nEy-
Tins IL nesaartsc sr b. rhs fesi
lfhst Tne Kemp 4 Pearson Ca1thenl
lCn.. ARE sihe ezrlumEe distributes b
lthaE nB1r af lbs prusprbs a AAfre1
Ban5nnin a Ga
AIRED Benjamin a Ca- Mhase iHS-
lur ahups are hrt a tlnck from Bruz5-
war; q uiuuhssf RRlk tram Fffth Ave
una have hasn frs thlrs m . oaD-
-. 1m 800 r,rus,r,,ur.
-. M-+-,raIs
---.-ua..~ rrr.srsv,
- - $780,, =.
NNG~---~-1 - n-ar.s1s ~.
.-s---- 4.a.-s ma. n-rs.nurs-nua
- .-s-s~-- - HtT9as-an ,s,.,
L-.-~~--..A 800 al. a,s,sg N
.s~-.~1asss--a- 4 ~ ,r.r ~ A..
- =. - w. Tu1F "a.
.ssa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
FIHE
Il Pays - Grew Psniary When His
sszr Eir6s Sell Fer $500

K1nsax CITY. NO. March za-fIFs
MissozE5 chickens we're SHIPPED soEgee
fron Kanaa6 City Wednesday. These
|ehtcksns Here II the cyysizl white
orytngt0n Etock and we're nssss ca
the Kslierstrzss poultry larE Dsaz
berE Tie rezSxkakse feature about
the "Trip os these I've Missouri hros
Abro&c 10 The astounding Ezl1s I Laced
uDoa them They sid fer o. 800 e&eh.
sabe purchaser being kaaan Pader-
sekk8. wife ~ the PIANIST, ard The
nsn Hho raised and sid then ID
Ernest KellerstFzsEs the expert p0vl
srT iznelef. wb0ss Aae farm IA devoted
exclusively ~ esEsssI white crying
tons. The birds weFe Eent by Wells
Fargo express and were insured for
81 800 b. tbs eEpses company. They
20 90 Switzerland. the mognkaan snn-
nes bone u the pssslst and his wife
TIE madam u AN expert poultry fan
cier herself and has followed the
KeIkntrzss birds from poultry show
10 poultry show ard noted the many
Di0s ribbona they have won. When
abe visited here ia February she vent
70 The farm an1 tried 10 buy Peg, the
famous o. 900 ben, tut could not she
then bought fTe 81 Der ehickenL
TIE Kelierstrass farm Ia noted as
being the bone Of Peg, perhaps the
haest hen 10 the Eorld This hen Is
Ia crystal white 0TpiBgt6n and was
RAISED BY KsllsntrzEx four yezEs ago.
She nzs Won fnt prizes a. London,
Hong Kong, Paris. Eew YORK, Cbica-
60 jamestown Sod elsewhere. The
national pOnltTy association scored
here sg perfect She has nOt q broken
feather Or has abe ever lost one, and
the objection 70 her being entirely
perfect according TO poultry standards
Is Der oversight weighing 81 pounds
when sbe should oniy weigh 6 pounds.
Peg has been three times around
the sorl1, IL costs $500 10 maintain
her every yssT. she has q private
VALET Der food ID cooked especially
snd The travelling expenses of this hen
are enormous. But she has won h0nors
for Der owner, and Is worth almost q
thousand dollars . pound KelIerstrsss
says he wOuid not sell her at any price
because she Is the mother Of bis flick
Of almost Eve thousand crystal white
o~rplngton chickens On bis farm. and
. model chicken. he expects 70 raise
some day = peTfect oFpington chicken
and 70 that end Is watching carefully
The balchiDgs from every egg laid b.
PEG. Some day he wifi find the light
one.
Peg 10 given 3 bath every day. her
besk and comb manicured, her legs
Dcrubbed and she IL given exercise 10
Ia open LOT with clean straw and fresh !
sorns. 10 other chickens are allow.
d 70 associate with Der. She ID fed
soasted bread and the finest d ground
meats.
Since 100 Peg has been going the
0unds u The poultry shows and has
Won almost international fame.
n TtKmNnN 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

The Ctr Council Def IN regular res
ssun MONDAY right March p, Mayer
Graham preEid1ngs and al members
present except M Potts xho vas III
After TIE minutes were read and sp-
proved The council proceeded with the
business Of the city.
The petition 10 pave tire alley In
block Z, Ofigional Mexico was sled
and the city attorney Ezs instructed
TO oraw up resolutions providing for
TIE paFenent CT this alley A pet-
tioa waS,also presented for the pare
na1t of North Jefferson. which was
oraersd fled
The report Of the committee On the
alley 10 Sparks Addition w1B contan-
ned Ia TIE matter Of extending TIE
alley 10 Morris addition q COMMITTEES
was appointed 10 confer with the pro.
perry owners
A Sidewalk along the property Of s.
a y. Phillips was ordered; also along
The property of Joe Payne
The city nsrshall YVES instructed 70.
notify parties On VI. Lore, St, who.
are running private sewers into the
street. that they shate the nuisance.
The city eeneieSg ordinance regard
ing the raising Of bsrials permits
from four to six dollars, was given
third reading and On molten was pass
led.
An ordinance defining grain, pro-
vision and stock exchanges and pro-
yi0IDg . license fee therefore TO be
paid By the keeper and operator there
Iof was given The frgt and second read
Ing.
The contract for a concrete bridge
On East jackson street wzslet 10 w.
A Hendrix at a2I0. There was one
othtr bid for this work By B. A.
ROsell al ssI2G D.. Q. Owens vas
also given the contract TO place East
jackson street in . proper condition
for travel. BID 1890.
On motion an ordinance was order
ed drawn establishing grade On exten-
sion d Ezst Jackson and Grand Ave
On motion the street commissioned
was instructed 10 grade Clark ave tol
Maple street, and Olive from Maple t.
Pearson.
10 was moved that City Attorneyl
draw an ordinance establishing
s~prinkling limits and the Mayor ap-
pointed . committee 20 eJnfer with
attorney 10 regard 20 the same
". L. Kent was granted permission
70 build q four foot walk,
On motion street commissioner vas
70 clean paved street.
The Judges and Clerks for the CIty
Election In April yer appointed.
lst. Ward; JUDICIAL. 7. CrewhT. NJ.
GIN, T. J. Gibson and e B. Norris.
Clerks: D. n. Canthorn and .. c..
0senk
End Ward. JudgesJ. W. Atchinson,
Bob Jolly. Waiter Squires, and z
4. Herman Clerks. Wat Nichols and
Mac Gamble.
Srd. Ward: Judges A. Calhoun. D. S.
Burroughs, w. A. Hendrix and L. J..
karfsh. Clerks, ]. o. Edmonston and
IOhE X. Brown.
4th Ward: Judges, W. @. Gamble,
O. Head, D. Petty and ]. Ofiutt. |,
Jno Kemp and 3. Head.
The following bills were alIoued
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

Orasaus Page, credited with being
the Oldest newSboy In the United
States, . claim which has never been
disputed, celebrated bis one hundred.
th birthday anniversary February ii,
1865 For the past fifteen yelrs be
has been engaged 10 the sale Of papers
At the Chicago & Alton Passenger
Station, Joliet.
Mr.. Page was born February II,
1905 Despite bis age and the fact
that be has but one leg, be ID active
and has built npa thriving business.
BE makes bis headquarters at the Al
ton station and is well known 70 regu-
lar patrons Of the road.
Mr. Page comes Of a family that Is
noted for It's longevity. One grand
father died at the age Of I03; : grand.
mother at los.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

Under the ruling ~ the govern.
nsnt, those who are On the delinquent
list will receive nc more weekly Led
gers sitter this week. All 0elinqnenta
ara discontinued ca the first 81 April.
There are stili 9 few who have teen
taking the Ledger foT years, who have
net paid Up and in advance. They
should give this matter their imme0i-
ate attAntsou.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
Ia seriouslv m.

The many friends Of Mrs. Alfred
Larsen will regret to learn that she 4
seriously Ill At her home on North
Jefferson street.
Mrs. Larson had an operation per
formed last week, and though her
condition is critical, she is doing as
well as could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

TaIs weeks Ledger is the last cop
You win receive II yOa are ca the De-
llDquent list Dndef the railing of
TIE government we wlil have 70 cut
Won On unless y0n pay In advance.
Give this matter your immediate at
tenti0n WeE1e glad 10 be able 70
Hzy thar nearly all u our subscribers
hare gladly complied with the law,
and are now paid ia advance. giving
TIE Ledger one u the largest and
most representative Lists u paid ia
advance subscribers 81 any country
weekly in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

MEYEE q GLAKDoE will this seet
surrender their Lease ca the heEicC
Brick Plant ana the Company viii
take charge. Tso mem kilns will b
erected as SON - possible and The
capacity Of the plant doubled. Thia
i~nstitatloa promises % be = very large
employer o. unslfifed labor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

FEASE HOEEIg. u TIE MEXICO shoe
factOfy, will ia the future manage the
KirksYIne factory, which bel0ags 70
the sane company. VIII Morris will
he 10 charge q the Mexico plan The
Morris boys are al men q ice ezscC-
tire sbiiisy. and kn0s bow ~ make
Gboes and make them quick and mAke
them Fizflf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

ONLY fen more hundred 6oiIaEs il
lacking 10 complete the fund 70 build
the tE0 new kilnS for the Mexico
briek plant, which Will insure the per
raznency u this institution aS az en-.
psgyer Of uuskiiled iabor. Work On
these kilns should be started BY April
Nrat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
Mortgage Filed.

A mortgage was filed with the re-
corder OF Audrain county March %,
by the Mexico-P Perry & Santa Fe Trac.
ton Co. the Carnegie Trust Company
and Patrick Henry Cullen trustees. to
secure the loan Of 1850, 900, % evidenc-
ed BY $50, 20 years Gold Coupon Bond.
bearing interest at the rate OF 8 per
cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
Sale Of "Nox AVE

For one week only. To intr odoce
this Popular Make" OF mems work
Ing clothes and dress shirts, we will
give with each purchase Of "Nox AM
amounting To- q 90 or over-free-one
pair good SOCKS or 1 pair good suspen-
ders. See window displays.
Mexico Variety Store.
West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

PEKssDEET 8. l. RD5inson q the
pr9D0sss electric rad, has made god
al u bin promises and TIE Grading ii
progressing fspl6sy. Anrzngsaerta
should be c0mpleted at once 10 insure
the location d tie terminal o. this
RAT a. kexle0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

The CeutgzlIa Courier eaYk. -. G.
HIT left last 81 the week for bis home
10 LOngnons, Cdo, having disposed
u al Of his property here III. HIT
WAS one Of our very best farmers and
excellent citizens and the Courier
voices the sentiment q the entire
community In expressing regreE 81
Bis leaving MlseogrLV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

MEXICO sisags gets shzt IL g0es
after The money f0s The electric
railroad and fer the two nev kiins a
the brick plant has absHt al bsen
subscribed These are tso very i'm
port2nt enterprises and se e0ngras-
ulzse cur people On the interest taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
satlafacnnn

Do not run a risk BY experimenting
In Implements. Our J. /. Case and
Moline Implements are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. They are
the best vi
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

JAMES HoUeHR has 3 big c0nbin&tr
ion horse sic At Jefferson City, March
y, and there will be some bargains
offered. There should be 3 gooo al
tendance 1t this sale from Auorain
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26


TEE ps9ple q AnsG rain e9untg ant
MeEae9 &aDU1e take AZ acisFs knsereEi
y tie snzaG paratrY Stow WHICH
meets IL MeEao9 nerf December Tire
eagnt& ADerssE esSnsg SbDuE carry
90 It's stars of pssxsE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

IHE bsgperkg owners On TIE h0ck
lnst soetbwsss u TIE public square
haFs peupsonss for tEssir alley 10 be
pared Inssesc G prOteting they
believe IN pststa0nanx knoEing that
~ tnss wsy Mexaep win be @&de q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

The residence Of J. DHsrdin, eight
miles southwest u this city, was enter.
ed Sunday afternoon, and fifteen
dollars 10 money, : gold watch ana q
pair Of shoes we're taken.
hK. and Nm Hardin we're away from
home Sunday, having spent the day
with . Deighbor and when they re.
turned home they found that the
house bad BEEN ramsaeked By robbers.
Hiss Parks. Of Csrroliton, ~, q
most popular designer, Is now with
Miss ROsamOnd. the miIIiner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

THE proposed electric Z. q. when
completed from Columbia 70 Hanni-
bal BY wsy u Mexico snd Perry Will
be mot only q great convenience 70 the
people Of this part Of Missouri, but
will be a splendid investment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

THE great alien eE9sas cantiDneI
EDc 10 Sakes ~ one % THE signs u
business oepns@a0a IL ihe Oppression
sKtendE b. Black Hano An4xehY and
kssAs circles. tine e0untry viii ssy "
pgs W VITA Il for 8 while hgaggE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

AXE HUNxEz hss1ng e0mDaetes b1l
ierz 10 rae penStentazsy 10 sa1lans 90
Eur9ps fw spsarS stag. Tits viii
At Least hgp sds average % Americas
citizenship sN twelve mpnths iang.
80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

II Is rspqsgee thai the rflirsaas arr
huxcsng coal As pFoEpsrt u Eanea'
STRIFE Yes there viii 1aEe &c be
soneihkng started 80 keep ~ TIE pr1ps
a. ssas hgt mesfoe. x-pprasesek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

EvEEY property owner around the
public square should petition the City
Council 70 pave the alleys. Tbsre
should be 10 protests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

one e she mus pfoElsi1g signs q
aniFersaa peace as tkEa var IL eettarg
q be soe erpensaEss Al snnsenent So
. rEiapa % sn8ulgs IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

Frank Doan, one OF Mexico most
nigniy respected and Oldest citizens, is
very sick at bis home on north Clark
avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

ByEEg Mtley ~ ths bRSins@ parSapr.
IS Tie okg sh0rlc ~ saved t6as
epsaag-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
COUNTY SCHOOL !,


H411s 400 Papik q FL
1 wAkh 70 cal y0ar at.eDt'']
p1sEst ~ The iOllosiu,1
honw g~radnatss from d.
l~enAndrAifa eouniy. Ta,s'l
o. Ehnniaaa has acosv,sl
telisying that they Sinrl
pnpino q The s0unty to hi
for the rsnalnder Of u,
hslp sume worthy young n
cures practical edueaueJ
otherwise not be able to
Prize No. L A nj
scholarship b5 HIS Bu,I
Essalia. No
Prize No 2 A SIX n,s
ship By BszGley's COluns
College, Columbia, No
Prize No. } A Life 81
either the e0nnercilla
t~eIegrapby department
Ia the Academic Deprs
len Mo0re's Chilllcoihs N
eOthe, No.
Ali three Of the abor
endorsed By The State Sui
OF Schools UNIVERSITY
school men, and the le,ds
the leading ~educatonaa
/ Prizs No. 4 Semester
ship LiteFary department
dent or for : boarder sa
take 81 least one or more
iscts beside. BY Hardin
leo No.
! Prize No. 5 A three
arkhip IN Mexico Milinu
MeKloo, No
In addition 10 lhs
pleased 70 announce to Ii
ing The eighth grade Vn
raj sch00ls:ffee sc5Olsnh
loving high schools
Prize Nc. 8. MeriCo d
tsos scholarships for oas
. Try and the other nGg
Prize No. I. Yandslh
two scholarships for zoe
boy and one 20 agifl
Prizs Ne. s LsddOuh
will DO something, but b
NOS fully decided
Prize Nc. . Rareer
offers one scholarship idt
boy % Girl. living 10 Vi
tFscts.
Prize No. 10 Aarils
School, one scholarship d
boy o. girl living 10 adi
districts.
Centnlla High Scbol
shipfor one year, TO by
drain county.
Prize No. u Sturgsr
viii announce later.
The above prizes will
the ~f0lI0Hing manner.
Examinations will b
school district By The
questions TO be furuls
state Superintendent y
graded and sent to The
OF Education for approx
make al average grader
and do not fall below sid
branch, will receives E
School Entrance CeFbf
will entltle the holder
high school without fart
sion.
Then q second exinis
will be short and dlfiea
at Mexico to deternIn
OF the first four priz.s
To determine the WIN
her prizes similar eIan
held In the respective
ing the prizes.
The dates for holding
amInations will be mads
Tue following rules
/. all contestants %
sed the examination id
tion.
2 No contestants
years Of age.
Any further informal
these scholarships will
given.
Yours respsclll
s. I'D
County School Oa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

Mrs. William Stuart and niece, Mrs,
Wood, will leave for Oklahoma CITY,
and after q visit there Will be tbe
guest Of relatives In Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

M4oeN saaptg d zraRaglnR - HrsA
q haatssnss seS S1SAGnx Anaran
asSl4g onghs 10 make q usrs ks f1ls
StrsclAon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

THE big combination horne sale 10
Mexico me hitter part Of NEXT week
promises 70 be a record breaker
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
sURREEDERs TO -
M. N sharpless, COnvis1
Reaches Jefferson CITY

| Jefferson City, Marc
S~harpless. formerly o
whose sentence OF 10
p~enitentIary was aiiirni
No. 2 Of the Supreme y
day, arrived here tbs
Illinois and delivered o.
shall Fink OF the Supfel
S~harpless, who va
heard while travelling
business that the
Supreme Oslurt was aga
started for Jefferson CA
Mher wiring tne hla
panied that offlclal TON
~ after he had delivers
and was dressed in.'
SharpIess forged q dec
which he secured
acres Of land 10 St. Cllll
bis victims lived in K'p
be was tried here
Lannie Gamble after
with relatives In MeIlc
to St. Louis, where be
position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

TNE sefesan stssei Ezalsac eranb-
sag saaeIae he peFes win Eraek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
Sold out.

We have sold our mill ma
chinery TO be moved by April
i6, and have on hand several
thousand pounds Of -four that
must be sold.As longAs it lasts
we viii make these prices:
Blue Ribbon $3.50 hundred,
Cream Of Wheat s24o humid
red Hummer $500 a hundred.
We guarantee every sack.
dwl Mexico Milling 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26
The : Peoples : Popular : Department Store
Magnificent Shirt : Waist Offerings

Because Of the great Improvements N her manufacture and she nrw ahOsah1
nhsBe dsrscu 1t Rady4O~er SnnWznx less Of dse sanmns are being
made At home Hn rr bdoe The advantage n punAzEng SnsWam aheady
made up and ready Tor Immediate ~ezr are 80 numerous that ~e need moi enphs-
size them here You WI be interested 20 know thai we have wH mrayd large
quuHay d excellent SrWaas and these ~e secured BY Almost 6u4unze purchase
and IA order thai yu may have "a early opportunity "a examine Am we shah place
de emne collection On sale commencing nn Mundsy Mamng March 30h
COnsider Il you wh, the pleasing ese1 Of etha Of the Shnwaaas
shown above 4 9s cents Notice the ezborAe Phsafng Of fe one O
the ngn and the hznds0ne Pznd q Eyda Emhr0aaEy Izd On The
front The grnet or the st IS an Engsh Toncbon Lac e8r IN
combination WITH hne rncxs- Imagine mzkng such a garment IN
your own home, with srh elaborate dead. and q turnlhiug yur
own materials, al iV g onsi Here are oompsete garments ir that
snail SUM. and others ID varying designs # the same price. Going
uPn price one finds more beautiful trimmings and finer cloths, varying
up 10 the handsome garment Illustrated above at $3.50. AT what
ever price you wish n pay, re offer = variety Of garments all very
ezoeBendy made and every one = real bargain
Mexico Variety Store
Hea Side OF the Square
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

Bryan Marshall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Marshall, IL very sick with symp-
toms Of pneumonia. Several u the
Marshall family have had the measleA
but are Improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

FLY n~aturalIy upos ms
- procedure b, 49,
doubt thai ibs nutb NM
prevail YssI ID
u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-26

T. A. Mcintyre is Do
fornia, where be spsn
Mr.. McIntire,s many
glad to know chat bis
improved 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-18
THE DEATH RECORD.
Archbishop of Santa Fe.

Chicago, May l7.-Most Rev Peter
Bourgade. archbishop Of Santa Fe died
at a hospital here today of heart failure.
aged 63 years
The archbishop came 10 Chicago May
from Hot Springs, Ark. He was suffering
from slight physical weakness. but I'M
I'll yesterday had not been confined to his
he'd. On the contrary, he took short
drives on days when the weather per-
mitted, and his condition was not consid-
cred serious. Yesterday, feeling more
than usually indispOsed. he remained in
bed. He had a sinking spell early today,
from which he appeared to have rallied.
when he was again stricken and died at
) o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. s. Gates
chaplain of the hospital and Rev Thorn
as CaTaher of Buffalo. the latter a patient
in the hospital. We're at the bedside.
Archbishop BOurgade had held his pres
ent charge since January I. 1899. Born
and educated in France. he went to Ari-
IONA as a missionary in 1863 was ordained
at Santa Fe the same year. and began
work al Yuma in 1870, He was consecrat-
ed in 1855 vicar apostolic of Arizona. with
the titular rank of bishop of Taumaco.
and resided at Tucson until promoted to
be archbishop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-18
READY TO HELP
MAKE THE LAWS
Manufacturers Are Extremely
Pleased With Idea of a
Tariff Commission.

New York. May 17.-Believing that
the resolutions passed by both houses
of congress at Washington Saturday for
an investigation of the tariff situation
marks the first step toward the estab-
lishment of a permanent commission TO
consider proposed changes in tariff
schedules, members OF the National As
ISOLATION of Manufacturers, here for the
annual meeting which begins tomorrow.
expressed themselves as gratiied at the
action of congress. particularly with the
form which that action took in the sem
ate II. f. Miles, who. with President
]. w. Van Cleave, of the manufactur
ers' association, has been active in urg-
ing the passage of tariff investigation
resolutions upon the congressional lead
ers, said tonight:
Extremely Pleased"
I'VE are extremely pleased with the
tariff developments of Saturday. The
action of the senate makes possible a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-18
TAFT BACK FROM
PANAMA JUhKET.
Would Not Be interviewed as
to His Purpose in Visiting
the ISthmuS.

Charleston, S. c.. May 17-Secretary
of War William II. Taft arrived here
from Panama at noon today on board
the cruiser Prairie. and after spending
a few hours in the city, during which
time he was met and greeted by a num-
Der of officials and friends, left for
Washington at 5:5j p. m, via the At
lantic Coast line. The secretary dined
with Mayor Rhett and held an informal
reception afterward at the Charleston
hotel
Secretary Taft talked freely with re-
gard to general conditions i'm Panama.
but said that he did not wish to be
quoted on such matters as the relations
of the United States and Panama,
which had been suggested as a posi-
bic reason for his trip. and he would
not discuss the coming elections to be
held in Panama.
The isthmus now presents he said,
IAN appearance not unlike a factory or
mill village, or some succession of vii
lagos, clear across, and the lights at
night and the noises, too, might keep
one awake if not tired enough to sleep
we'll"
Secretary Taft was the guest of
Colonel Goethals, chairman of the COM
mission, at Culebra. and from his win
dow. he said, the scene was most inter
esting. The health of the canal zone
is now excellent, the houses generally
are protected with screens. and the peo-
pie seem comfortable and happy. Id
Dor conditions have greatly improved
in all departments. and the use Of
Spanards as labOrers seems to have
started a rivalry with those at work
previously that will be good for the
advancement of work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-18
Assessment No. "a.

NEW YORK BONANZA MINING co.
Principal place Of business, No. u East
Second South, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board of directors of the New
York Bonanza Mining Co, held on the
sth day Of May. 1908, an assessment Of
two % cents per share was levied and
assessed on the capital stock of said cor
poration, payable at the office, No y
East Second South street, Salt Lake City
Utah, to j. H. Deming, secretary, on or
before the 9Th day of June. 1908
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the said 9Th day
OF June, 1903, win be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, ana
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on June 81, 1908, at o'clock p. m.
of said day, to pay the said delinqueHs
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. H. DEMING. Secretary.
No. z East Second South street, salt
Lake City, Utah.