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LOOKS BAD FOR
JOSEPH FORAKER
BUCKEYE REPUBLICAN LEADERS
CONFER TODAY OVER SENA-
ToRiAL SITUATION c. p.
TAFT, WILL WIN.

Columbus, o.; Dec. 3O.--Republican
chieftains OF Ohio are gathering today
to discuss the senatorial situation, In
advance of the party caucus on Satur7
day. which will7 definitely decide the
issue. Unless all signs count for
naught. Charles. P. Taft, the Cincinnati
newspaper owner. capitalist and broth
er of the president -elect, will succeed
to the toga now worn by Joseph Benton
Foraker Friends OF Foraker have
not yet given up hope Of his re-elec-
tion, but 1t is generally admitted that
the tide has turned strongly against
him.. The rank and file Of the party
favors Taft, and the republican legis-
lators win hardly dare to delay the
public demand for his selection. APP
parently, the days Of Foraker in the
senate are numbered.
Signs of. activity are displayed in
the camp of the friends Of Joseph
Benson. Foraker following the letters
he has sent to assemblymen- -elect
These letters, It seems, were invita-
tion to the recipients to visit the
senator in Cincinnati Representa-
tive McFadden of Fayette county, IL
the only one who Is reported to have
responded lin person. Old followers
of Mr. Foraker who received the invi-
tation sent excuses. They privately
admit that they cannot vote for the
senator s. re- election if they wish tc
retain the favor Of the great mass Of
their constituents. They declare thai
the only men In their counties who
are demanding the-return of Mr.. For
! aker to the senate are politicians who
have been allied to the old organiza-
tion or to Foraker personally.
! with the senatorial fight practical
! Iy settled, thea publican leaders are
making plans. fer :overturnirg tho
democratic regime at the next state
election. A continuous campaign Is
! being seriously considered IN . order
to effect this end: A. matter of great
! moment among the, republican poll
| tieians just now issthe gubernatoria
| nomination in 1910. Republican lead
ers. said they wanted a live candidate
a-rnan accustomed to the manage.
ment of big AFFAIRS who was; popu-
lar and had the good will Of the. .peo.
! pie. The. sentiment seemed Ito be fol
a. northern Ohio man.. ~. 1t was. de:
clared that sthe northern part of the
state was entitled to the candidate. y
] Arthur, H. Garferd of iElyria5. was
ramed as a6man who -wouldc FIJI. al
the requirements. others mentioned
in. connection with the: nomination
| were David Tod !. Of Youngstown, Jo-
1 seph .G. Butler Jr., of the same city
andysJ. Warren Harding of Marion.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
j. ATTORNEYS.

~. ATTORNEYS. = =
PEEFFER, J. G.. ATTORNEY AT Law
Fargo National Bank Bldg. Phone 555.
BARNETT s. RICHARDSON ATTOR-
neys at Law. Offices, and 6 Morton
building. Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block Broadway Fargo. Probate prac-
tice a speciality.
TURNER h R., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices I'm ALI courts. 80 80 ~
MILLER HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo, i - ~.
ROBINSON. J. E. ATTORNEY AT. LAW,
612 Front street Fargo Practices IN all
courts. Tax cases. speciality as...aS
EMERSON h SMITH, : ATToRNEsY;
Commercial Bank.. building, Fargo. Prac'
tices In all courts Particular care given
to probattngs estates =. ~ g@l-'D Y.
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EXPLOSION. KILL SINNER.
Dynamite in Shaft scf Property..!a q

Dynamite In Shaft :cf Properly at
stambauqh Causes Fatality.
Quinnesec, Mich., Dec. 30,--T.wenty-
two fifty pound boxes of dynamite ex-
pIoded I'm Oglebay. Norton & Com
pany's Chathamt shaft No. at the
Stambaugh, In the western portion OF
MenoTnfnee iron range. One man was
killed. three men were badly injured
and the underground workings. are re-
ported badly damages Stanley
Smith, the miner who lost his life, was
beheaded The cause Of the expfo-
sion Is a mystery.
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strip Becomes mo Mans | and \.

Fort Smith, Ark. Dec, Boy a de-
cision of the circuit court here yester-
day strip Of land twelve miles long
and two miles wide and adjoining the
city, becomes "no mans land" This
strip was originally a part of the In
dian territory and was allotted to the
Choctaw nation. but was ceded by
congress to Arkansas The failure OF
Arkansas to accept the land by an
amendment to its constitution is given
by the court as reason for its rul-
ing. $780,. @,,.
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DIR. p II: BERTokA0FFICE HOURs:-
10 tor II n. m. q to 5 and g. tos p. nj.
Once Stern building. Phone 173-L.
Fargo. n. D.. r.. -.
F.. j.. CAMPBELL. NJ D;-Practice LIN,
tied to- diseases of women-G Genito- Urin-
ary and Skin. Diseases. Office hours:
1912 and S-5. Over Mcdonald Drug
Store. Front ST. Phone 72a. :
DRS, CALLAEDER AND MAC GRFGoR,
physicians and surgeons. Offices de Lend
recie block. Hours IL to IL; to 9; z to s
Telephones; Office, S45-K; DR.. Callander,
residence St5sL; DR.. MscGregor, residence
155-L. Fargo.
DIR. "A. %. MoRRIs.l PHYSICIAN. AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's drug
store, Coz Front street. Hours: to IL,
2 to and to s. Telephone 1043-L, OF.
fee; 1O43-K, residence.
DR.. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. 0f1ce third door Edwards
building Fargo.
DARRoW & WIEBLE. PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. Offices, deI.endrecie
block. corner Seventh street south and
Front ONCE hours, 8 to Q and to 0
p. m. K.
DR.. J. G. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, 6O4 Front street. Phone
674-L. Once hours IL to IL a. M,
to and, 1880 to 1880 p. N.
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FOUND, few years ago. Jack screw apd
long ladder, hid IA rny lumber pile:
owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
1202 Seventh avenue south.
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SALARY 4 FuHrgruRR LoANa.

MONEY LOANED 10 honest emploYaa.
holding permanent positions. ssrapgay
confidential Ts0ang 0E furnirzrA, pianoa
etc. on the instAllm1nt plan. wv. "a.
Manon. 1rs broadway. Euits q. Hunt-
kngfnn blocA
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FOR SALE--Tested cows for sale.
forty head: new milks and cows that
are coming fresh every day. These
are young and extra good mixers. y.
O. Fisher, phone S64L1
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED-To hear from owners Of
improved city properties, who want
first mortgage loans Of from $500 to
81, 900. J. b. Folsom.
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OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE--Modern ten-room. houses
hot water heat electric u6hta, gaas
bath, cistern, full basement, laundry
fine lot, excellent location, or exchange
IoT heo river yaALsL land, neeE CITY:
address Box 222. Fargo p. O..
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HAY, UPLAND HAY.

I AM THERE with the feed-good
feed, but at low price; prove 1t:
try me. l. Goldberg sis Front street.
Phore 1146-L.
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FoR sALe on EXCHANGE.

@-~---@~-
FOR SALE or exchange. 1e0-acre
drained: II miles from Fargo: las
acres fall blowing; a bargain IL taken
soon. Geo. A. Anderson. Bis Tenth
street north.
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NsANT & D. Someone looking for snap,
TO purchase newspapers: have two.
both doing good business. excellent
plants, good towns. good prospects:
must be for cash: chance xox man with
limited capital: reason for selling 9th.
er business: answer quick II you mean
business. Address s4s. care Forum
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FOR SALE--A newspaper plant in
good, North Dakota county seat town,
paying over $lS5 month on the aver
age; does three -fourths or the county
JOB printing every year; a splendid OPP
portunity; for quick sale. 81 800 will
BUY plant, building and lot: 81 200
cash, balance three years, per cent;
no trade. $50, Forum.
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ACCOUNTANT
PHYSICIANS

WAITER THOMSON. JR.,f EXPERT .AC.
nue. south, Fargo, N. d. sa ...-
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SAFES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-iSecond hand IRE proef
safe, 37x2Sx24 inches. Fargo Foun-
dry Co.
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EoR SALE or REhr-

o~~~~~N-~~~N~s~~~~>~s
AT you city prog
erty to sell or rent? IL SO. list tk
with the John Wyman Farm Land -
Loan Co., Fargo National Bank Build
ing. Fargo. N. ID. Phone 65b.
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uNpERTAkERs.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER-FUNER
al Supplies. j. r. Rice, 8 South Broad
way. Once south Of Moody's store.
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FOR SALE--In one of the leading
towns in North Dakota, on the main
line, NJ. H., ona hoIei with fourteen
rooms and feed barn. room for rwen-
ty teams; reason Tor selling. Ill health.
$40, forum.
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The famous Auditorium Coffee, in air
tight tins for sale at Prizes. .s;-
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WANTED TO sELL-Tailor estab-
iisnment; oest location In ciIy; nx-
lures and stock or without stock. Ap-
ply Box s7S, care Forum.
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rOR sALE-One Of the best paying
restaurant and pool rooms in the
state. everything new. Box 26S,
nanknson, ". d.
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SITUATION WANTED.
BY Married Couple.


INANTE DAT Embden. Cass county,
N. d., hardware store and another
general store. WneeIock Il Wheslock,
rrargo, N. d.
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FOR SALE--LiveTy, sale and feed
stable and house and half block OF
land, on account Of wtfes health: Will
be sold cheap II taken within the next
sixty days. Apply 4. b. Moore, Bin
ford. ". d.
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800 PONY CUTTER

FOR GALE at low price. Address
s9A Forum.
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FoR sALE-LAhn.

.sN~c-rS~S~oS SCc-~~~~~~~~~~~~o~0~
y SNAP-Choice ten-acTe blocks OF
fruit land on lower Arrow lake. 3. c.;
Lake frontage, boat and rail connsc-
Box 210 Medicine Hat, Alb. Can.
LAND-160 acres. three miles froan
proposed townsite on N. p. r. r. ex-
tension, west from Pingree, Stutsman
county, S12.50 per acre; $300 cash, bal
ance III years time at per cent in
terest; write me for full descriptions,
map and prices of Stutsman county
lands that l will sell upon crop pay
ment at to 10 years time, per cent
interest. Frank L. kellogg, Cleveland.
N. ID.
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RhYsIclAN'S LOCATION for sals--
| $2,6OV. unopposed. nearest Is miles,
! two appointments; x1Ou for location,
$500 for location and drugs. S2O0, with
Office fixtures included. Svs. care go-
ruYts s-
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HOUSEHOLD rFGADQuARTEHs.
Sss~~~~(Sc~c~~~~N>-S-S c~er~c~cNoS~~~~~~s~@~~~~ee
Buy, SEA- q E&cb4Ah6E-%hE@w aaA
second hand turRlIurs and -stOvsAs
goods sold On installmeRt lsAan- HAss-
stein. 400 Bront street. Phors 1s1-
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I New eubBcribeTs 20 The Daily Norum pay
ing $500 for six months IA advance. may have
Q pairsof these shears free. Old subscribers.
by paying arrearages and SIX months in adj
vance. may have the shears free,. II The
shears are desired by uaail send cents extra
for postage.
Cali al The Forum Office now. or Mi our
this codpon and mail II In 1t once
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FOR REMT--Five room cottage 3I4
Fourteenth street south Phone
s1s-J. II
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FoR SALE.

.N~~~~~-~-~S~o~~-~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~-~~~-~N~~
FOX SALE--Art Garland heating
stove, used less than three months
y. g. Blake. Frank Lynch building.
Fargo.
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and doea &w&y wssA the necessity OF re-
shArpensng A. printed guarantee certificate
aecoiupanaes every pair and contains the fol-
iowanG: II this paar OF shears breaks or
bscomss detective In any way within aye
tsars from tina date delivered Il will be rc-
placed with q new pair free."
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FOR SALE-Ars you looking for .
homer The John Wyman Farm
Land & Loan Co. can accommodate
you; all kinds of city and other prop
erty for sale or rent; give US q CALI
Fargo National Bank Building. Farse.
N. d. Phone 635.
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Oqdcn Briefs.

HOBO LOSES LEG.-While trying to
board a moving train near ElkO, New.
on Sunday afternoon. a man supposed
to be a hobo named Mcintosh was thrown
beneath the wheels and had one of his
legs cut off.
ONE BOY SHIPPED.-One of the two
German boys held up here on Saturday by
the loss of their transportation. has been
sent on TO Oregon. The other lad is still
in the city y>Sile an effort is being made
to secure him ticket to his destination
in Oregon.
SUES ON MORTGAGE.-In the district
court yesterday the George A. Lowe COM
pany brought an action against p. A.
and E. J.. Isakson to recover s424.6O al
legged to be due on two promissory notes
and SO attorneys fees. and for the fore
closure of a mortgage given as security
on the notes.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marri IL
censes were issued yesterday TO the fol-
lowing: Patrick Hannifan of Pocatello
and Miss Minnie Z. Burke of Portland.
Me-; II. Z. Bean and Miss Arta Tomlin-
son, both of Prosser, Wash; Albert c.
Coleman of Ogden and Miss Anna Far
Der of Reedsburg. Wis.
JUDGE GIDEON ON BENCH.-City
Judge j. d. Murphy has left for a vaca-
ton trip to his home in Iowa and during
his absence Judge Valentine Gideon will
preside over the police court. Judge Gid
con sat in court yesterday morning and
disposed of the usual Monday morning
grind For the most part he permitted
the offenders to go free after delivering
a lecture on How to Be Good"
NEW MINING COMPANY.-The Buel
Consolidated Mining company has pre-
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READY FOR SCHOOL BELL
Provo Schools Will Open on Septem-
Der Sth-Principal and Teach
ers Discuss Plans.

Provo. Aug. 8.-The county school prin-
cipals and Superintendent Eggertsen met
Monday in the Commercial club rooms.
Several points of interest We're discussed.
among them the observance of holidays.
Superintendent Eggertsen impressed the
idea that instructions regarding the OBJ
ject of and reason for each holiday should
be explained TO the children and suitable
exercises to that end held.
1t was decided to begin the schools on
the Sth of September, the 9TH being a
legal holiday.
The resolution amending the constitu-
ito 1, section Z. article Is, relating TO taxa
ton, was discussed and highly commend
ed. and Superintendent Eggertsen was re-
quested to write an article showing the
advantages that would follow the adop-
ton of the proposed amendment This
for the purpose of encouraging electors TO
vote for the proposition.
Hazel Dean Spafford, the grand-daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hatfield,
died Saturday from heart weakness fol-
lowing an attack of typhoid fever. Flu
neral services will be held tomorrow
(Tuesday) at the Hatfield residence at
IL O'clock, after which the remains Will
be taken to SpringVille for burial
For the purpose of electing delegates to
the Republican judicial and state conven-
tons, to be held in Provo Sept. IA and in
Salt Lake City Sept. 10, respectively, pri-
maries will be held here Wednesday even
ing. Sept. 8. at o'clock, in the following
places:
First ward. Maeser school; Second
ward courthouse: Third ward, Franklin
school; Fourth ward. Timpanogos school;
Fifth ward. Parker school.
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TO DEFEAT "AMERICANS."
Taft Electors Will Be Forbidden to
Go on Ticket.

At meeting of the Republican county
committee held yesterday afternoon in
Judge Ritchie's court room resolution
was adopted urging that the Taft cleo
tors nominated at the state convention
be instructed to decline to go on any 9TH
er ticket The purpose of this plan is to
Illustrate the scheme of the Americans
to put Taft electors on the proposed
"Taft-American" ticket.
The official call for the primaries for
the Republican state convention to be held
in Salt Lake on Sept. 10 was issued by the
committee. The primaries to select the
delegates to the state convention will be
held on Sept. 10. aThe date for the Re
publican county convention was fixed at
Sept. %, the day following the .Ameri-
can" county convention. The primaries
a.
For the Republican state convention the
county will be entitled to III delegates.
The apportionment will be as follows:
Districts Nos / to 81, inclusive, &c. Go. g.
-, Il. rs. 49, SIS. IS and 90. two delegates
each.
Districts Nos. 81. g. and SO. three dele
gates each.
District No. 81. four delegates.
Districts Nos. SO. IS. 50. 90. 81. s. Ga. 60,
IS. g. 20. II. 70. a. 75 76 so, ST. s.. SS. 81 So.
81, 80. 81. 81. SO. a. IS and IS. one delegate
each.
The committee recommends that the
district chairman in each district appoint
three judges and that the vote for dele
gates be by ballot. AT the meeting We're
Chairman J. IL. Eldredge, Jr.. Julian Ri
ley. Howard A. King. Joseph Burbidgc.
j. J. Greenewald. +. j. A. Jaques. George
A. Davis, w. S. Higham. III. l.. Nelson, a.
II. Nash. Job p. Lyon, A. S. Gabbott, w.
w. Wilson. e. r. Morgan and A I. Will
liams.
Headquarters will be opened by the
county committee at once in the rooms of
the Young Mems Republican club in the
Atlas block.
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sl0SE CONTEST
AT PRIMARY
Albert H. Christensen Wins
Manti Endorsement by
Four Votes.
URGE COUNTY OPTION LAW
DELEGATES TO STATE CONvEN-
TON WILL BE FOR SMYTH.
URGE COUNTY OPTION LAW
Especial TO The Herald.)


Manti. Aug. SLATER a decidedly warm
fight In the Republican primary held here
tonight Albert II. Christensen was en-
dorsed as candidate for judge of the Sew
enth judicial district The vote was 1876
for Christensen and 191 for c. A. liver
son. After the result was made known
Mr.. Iverson In a short address declared
that he would support Mr.. Christensen s
candidacy and do all in his power 10 Sc
that he was nominated and elected. On
his motion the endorsement was made
unanimous. The following delegates TO the
judicial convention to be held on Sept. u
at Price were chosen: Albert II. Chris
Jensen. Otto Ottosen, Ferdinand Alder
Lewis Larson and ]. c. Madsen.
The endorsement of Christensen insures
his nomination for judge of the Seventh
district, comprising the counties of San
pete, Carbon. Emery. Grand and San
Juan. For district attorney there will be
a contest between District Attorney f. r..
Woods and A. c. Hanson. G. A. Iverson,
II is understood. will be nominated by the
Republicans of Sanpete county to succeed
Christensen as county attorney
The Republicans also adopted reso-
luton. instructing fifteen delegates who
were chosen for the Sanpete county con-
vention. to be held in Manti on Sept .. TO
support no one for representative in the
legislature who would not vote for coun-
~ local option law.
At the county convention next Saturday
the delegates for the Republican state
convention will he chosen. The delega-
ton will be instructed to vote as a unit
for Herbert z. Smyth for the nomination
for state treasurer on the Republican
ticket A resolution will be introduced and
probably passed which will make the con-
vention go on record as refusing 10 claim
A c. Nelson as Sonpete's candidate Tor
state superintendent of public instruction
the contention being that Nelson is res
ldent of Salt Lake and not Sanpete.
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AFTER WILLARD HANSON.
Present County Attorney VIII Have
Hard Fight for denomination.

For the Republican nomination for coun-
~ attorney a warm fight is developing
between Willard Hanson. the incumbent.
and Job p. Lyon. formerly an assistant
county attorney. Willard Hanson has the
endorsement of the federal bunch, who are
urging his denomination on the ground
that he is entitled to another term as an
endorsement of his administration.
Friends of Mr.. Lyon are pointing out that
these same machine lieutenants were the
ones who refused to allow Governor John
c. Cutler to run for denomination on eX-
Nactly the same proposition.
Aside from this. the opponents of Han
son declare that his record in office has
been one of incompetency, that his con-
duct of the Sheets case proved that he
was failure as prosecuting officer. and
his release of the confessed criminals In
the McWhirter robbery was convincing
proof that he is unfit to remain in the
office Hanson's loyalty to the party is
also questioned by his enemies. Two years
ago he was nominated for county attor-
ney by the Republicans and by the indie
pendent Labor party. In a letter TO the
Committee in charge of the campaign or
the Labor party Hanson declared that he
would vote the Labor ticket This leaves
Hanson in peculiar dilemma. If he did
vote the Labor ticket and against the Re
publicans nominated then he is open to
the charge that he is not a loyal Repub-
ncan. while if he did vote the Republican
ticket then his opponents Will question
his integrity
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[IT1LEF|ELD TAKES HOLD
Former Maine Congressman Re-
ceiver of Affairs of A. 0.
Brown & Co.

New York, Aug. 3L.-Charles E. Little
field took charge today as receiver of the
affairs of A. o. Brown & Co, the broker
age firm which recently became involved
in difficulties on the stock exchange and
filed a bond for S25O.000. He gave out this
statement:
LAS / understand it. it is my duty to
realize as economically and speedily as
possible upon the assets of the bank
rupts for the benefit of their creditors.
Every feature of their business that has
any legitimate connection with or rela-
ton to that object is. | suppose, proper
subject for investigation. Just what spe-
cial lines of investigation it will involve,
in the absence of adequate knowledge of
theiI affairs. it is obviously impossible
for me to state.
Attorneys for A. o. Brown & Co. said
today on behalf of the firm that the in
ventory of the assignee showed good as
ests of more than 81, 800, 00O against iiabili-
ties of less than S4.O00,000. This inventory,
il was said. will be the basis of the answer
of the Brown firm to the insolvency
charge in the bankruptcy court on Thurs
day.
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pared articles of incorporation for filing.
The company will incorporate with cap
ital stock of 100000, divided into Decent
shares. The officers are: president. b.
II. Bullock; vice president, Lamar Nell
son; secretary-treasurer. III. q. Hess.
These with +. b. Plat, Alex. Caldwell and
Matte T. VOge compose the board of di-
rectOrs.
CARL SHURTLIFF'S FUNERAL--The
funeral of the late Carl Shurtliff was held
at the Larkin funeral chapel at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended. The services were conducted by
Bishops Counsellor II. c. Jacobs and the
music was furnished by a trio composed
of Mrs. Mary Farley, Mrs. Mary Jones
and Miss Jennie BenZie. The speakers
at the services were: c. F. Middleton.
Archibald Mcfarland, G. w. Larkin and
II. c. Jacobs. The body will be shipped
to Morgan today for burial at that place.
DEATH OF CHILD.-Elaine, the Sugar
old daughter of David Gaisford. passed
away at the residence. $40 Washington
avenue, Yesterday afternoon, of tumor.
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County Commissioners Meet.

Residents of the Roy district petitioned
the county commissioners yesterday to
continue the county road from the county
infirmary at that place to the Bamberger
line tracks and for the erection of a depot
at that point The petition was taken I'M
der advisement by the commissioners
The commissioners appropriated $500 to
be used in blasting away rock and widen
ing the road in Ogden canyon opposite
the Peery place, so as to reduce the dan
ger of collisions between vehicles.
Almon NJ. White submitted his resigna-
ton as registration agent in the Seventh
election district.
The rest of the session of the board was
occupied in disposing of routin~ matters
and allowing bills