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DUTY ON PULP AND
PRINT PAPER LESS

New York. Aug John Norris
chairman of the committee on paper of
the American Newspaper Publishers
association. has issued a bulletin re-
latlng to the tarllT on pulp and paper
in which he says
"In the proposed tariff bill publishers
have secured the abolition of the duty
OF S1.G7 per ton on ground wood. They
obtained reduction from Sc TO SS.75 per
ton on print paper-a saving of ap-
proximately S2,7O0,O0O per annum in
the cost of news print paper to con-
sumeTS.
THE publishers had asked for free
print paper The select committee of
the house had recommended 81 per
ton The senate recommends the rate
of 81 per ton, and the conferees sub
stantially agreed on a compromise rate
OF So when President Taft announced
to congressional callers, on or about
Saturday, July "a, that a four-dollar
rate was necessary Tor applying the
protection principle To print paper
The president made this announce
ment without that full and impartial
ascertalnmcnt of cost to which the
consumers were entitled and in disre-
gard of numerous and voluntary as
surances that he was given in favor
of the lower rate. In accordance with
that intimation from the president the
conferees reported S3.75 per ton, which
probably will be adopted.
III the publishers had not inaugu-
rated their campaign for reduction
of the duty it Is likely that the paper
makers would have secured an increase
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-03
TRAIN SERVICE ON THE
WESTERN PACIFIC ROAD

Assistant Engineer T. J. Wyche has
returned from the front and announces
that the Western Pacific road will be
completed by September l. and that
train service will be in active opera
tion over the entire line as early as
November ] Of this year
Local Agent Cronin has been adviS-
ed that freight train service was open
ed yesterday between Salt Lake and
Elllo and that trains would cover the
entire distance between those points
in fourteen hours. The tari1 between
Ogden and Elko is identical with that
between Salt Lake and Elko
Mr.. Cronin states that four work
trains are now employed in double
tracking the Rio Grande between
Castle Rock and Helper and that Sup.
erintendent DALEY has a large force
OF men employed all along the road
between ogden and Grand Junction
improving track conditions generally
and putting the roadbed In first-clasS
condition for heavy traffic during the
fall months.
Agent Cronin also states that the
Utah Construction company has sew
eral hundred men employed on a con-
tract for putting in double track from
Red Cliff TO Wolcott on the Colorado
division east Of Grand Junction.
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RAILROAD WATCHMAA
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

William Bailey, aged IS years, .
months, % days died at one o'clock
this morning at the family residence.
272G Volkcr avenue. of pneumonia He
had been employed for many years by
the railroad company. and at the time
of his death was watchman at the
Twenty fourth street crossing. He
was born at Mendham, Suffolk. Eng
land. October TO- 1888, and became a
member OF the Church of Latter-Day
Saints in 1862, emigrating TO Ogden.
I'm 1881, where ne has since lived.
Mr.. Bailey is survived by a wife
and two sons. residing in England
and two daughters. Mrs. William Kel-
ly and Mrs William C Rackham. of
Ogden.
The funeral services will be held at
9 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Fifth Ward meeting house The re
mains may be viewed at the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Rackham, 7i3
Twenty street, between the
hours of 10 and | on Thursday, In
terment In the city cemetery.
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TO SIS or $40 per ton on print paper
upon their representations that Amer
lean wood has increased in cost to the
extent OF Sc per ton on paper produced.
Under the new schedules each Can
adian province is regarded as unit.
so that Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick will have no restriction of any
kind upon expectation of pulp paper
and can Immediately avail them
selres of the new tariff rate.
Quebec has stumpage TAX OF
% cents per cord on wood cut
from crown lands for eXportatlon
There is no stumpage tax in QueDcc
on wood cut from crown lands. On
tario prohibits absolutely the eXpqrta-
ton OF wood cut from crown lands
Newfoundland also prohibits the eS'
portation of wood pulp,
American paper makers hold leases
on 1900 square miles of crown lands
in the province of Quebec for which
they pay an annual rental and In ad'
dltion a fixed price of 65 cents for every
cord cut. These leases expire IN
1910, and II is given out that within
three weeks from the date OF the sign
ing of the Payne bill the terms of the
new Quebec leases will be promul-
gated
1T IS barely possible that Quebec
NAV regard the new legislation as the
best obtainable and abolish the stump
age tax. If it should prohibit the eX-
portutlon of pulp wood cut from crown
lands the American owners of timber
rigs are prepared to set up a COM
plaint Of confscation. A serious tangle
is threatened with possibilities of a
pulp wood shortage and trade war
between Canada and the United
States, which have business inter
changes to the extont of S25o,ooO,ooo
per annum."
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REPORT ON PHILIPPINE TARIFF
AGREED TO BY THE HOUSE

Washington, Aug 2.-The confer
ence report on the Philippine tariff
bill was agreed to by the house to-
day, The measure is supplementary
to the Payne tariff bill and is intend
cd to provide enough additional rev.
enue to make up the amount which
will be lost TO the Philippine govern
ment by the enactment of the provis-
lon for free trade between the United
States and the Philippines.
The remainder Of the session was
taken up with a discussion of the ur-
gency deficiency appropriation bill as
amended by the senate. One OF the
amendments provided for carriages for
the vice president and the speaker OF
the house, and all OF them were dis
agreed to-
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city the occasion for the distribution
being due to the advent OF a 10.pound
baby girl in the family.
e-Z,Money kery-:5oney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly. =
Monthly Report Filed-Yestcrday
the monthly report OF the fees collect.
cd by the county clerk, sherifl's office
and treasurer's office was filed by the
county clerk, Tho fees collected by
the county clerk amounted to $5GS 90:
the SheriG'S fees. $3l 81 the treasu~
rer's office collected SIS, making the
amount OF the fees collected By these
officers total $547 81 There is In the
county clerks ofnce a refund OF
S503.05
Hess Bread rs made in q clean shop
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Visited Ogden Friends-Nliss Anna
Egary. one of Butte's most accomplish
ed violin teachers, and pupil Of Ce-
sare Thompson of Belgium. has been
in Ogden. spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Frey
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site of the bust of James j Hill. in
Klondike Circle, near the fine arts
building. The monument was pre-
scnted to the exposition and the Uni
yersity of Washington by j. NJ. Haw-
thorne, chairman OF the committee
that constructed It. President j f.
Chllberg for the exposition, and Pres
ident T, F Kane for the university,
accepted the bust.
Large silk flags given by official
representatives of three nations
which Mr. Hill had bound together by
his railroads and steamships. were
dTaped about the statue and its base.
Governor Johnson pulled a cord and
the flags fell to the ground. revealing
the massive head of the road-maker
The British flag was handed to Prime
Minister Richard Mcbride OF British
Columbia while the band played God
Save the King"
The sun banner Of Japan was given
to Japanese Consul T, Tannka, the
band playing "Kimigayo," the Japan
csc national anthem.
The American fog was taken by
Governor NJ. e, Hay of Washington.
while the band played The Star
Spangled Banner"
Each of the national representatives
spoke briefly. The flags will be sent
TO Mr. Hill
After the dedication xercises a re-
ception was given in the Washington
building to Governor and Mrs. John
son. Premier and Mrs Mcbride, Con
sui and Mrs. Tanaka and Governor
and Mrs Hay
The bust of Mr. Hill is Of large size
and is a fine lIkness. 1t was modelled
BY Film II. FTolich. a young Norwe-
gion The bronze rests upon a gran
ite base, which contains blocks from
Japan, Canada, Minnesota and Wash
ingtou.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Mrs Tom Davis has returned from
an extended visit with friends and rel
atives in Pennsylvania. r-r.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building. If you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Special to YelIowstonc-The Giles
pie-Kinsport Tour company Of Chicago
sent a special train 10 Yellowstone
last night There were 100 people in
the party and they occupied a whole
train. The traffic from here to the
Yellowstone National Park is unusual
~ heavY at the present time and thou
sands of people are passing through
the city to view the natural wonders
of this great country. Yesterday
nearly every train that pulled out OF
the city ncceSsitated the putting on
OF extra cars.
Idlcwild is now open under new
management -
Going to Salt lake-The Industrial
School band will leave here Tuesday
night August 10, and go to Salt Lake,
where they will be entertained by
Harry Joseph that evening. Thirty
five Young men under the leadership
of Prof Nichols will take part in the
parade the day following.
For wedding decorations Van der
Schuit Floral Co. =
Returned From Outing-A. | Stone
and wife, A. c. and II. w Stone and
Miss Myrtle Stone and Miss LOTene
Farley have returned from three
weeks hunting and fishing trip. spent
in the south fork of Beaver canyon
They report fishing excellent and plen-
y Of game.
Ice Cream Cones. at Wrlght's Candy
Department sc.
Will Meet Tomorrow EVenine-Or
account of the heat, there will be nC
regular meeting OF the w c. T, U. OF
Wednesday afternoon. However
there Will be an executive committed
meeting at the home OF Miss Chapman
2l2S Adams avenue. Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
Buy Kodaks nnd Supplies from The
ITlpp Studio, $40 25th ST. -
Arrived in Oeden.-R. J. HoTrocki
was passing around the cigars yester
day to his many friends about The
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NOTICE..

Bids will be received until August
18th at p, m, for furnishing 500
tons First Quality Timothy Hay, and
100000 lbs First Quality Oats, to be
delivered at regular intervals during
a period OF one year from date Bids
will be acceptable also on quantities
less than as above stated. but any
award In such case will be subject to
delivery being made at dates desig-
mated by the undersigned. In order to
regulate shipment Of material State
prices +. O. b. cars. Salt Lake City.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids p. ] Moran, Eox 7S3, Salt
Lake City. Utah. =
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF
RIOTING GIVEN OUT

Guadalajara. Mex. Aug. 2,-Colonei
Nicholas Espejo. jefc politico of Quad
alajara. has given out the following
as an official report of the rioting here
last week:
None was killed, and up to the pres
ent time none of the wounded Is dead
There are fifteen known wounded, nine
OF whom are gendarmes.
st. Clair Murfey was the only Am
erican wounded Julia Gonzales, a
newsboy, was shot in the back and Is
expected to die. The other wounded
are in q serious condition. There were
seyenty-six arrests made and their
cases have been turned over to the
district court
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REV. DR.. BUTLER DROPS DEAD.

Washington. Aug. Rev. DR.. John
G. Butler. pastor of the Luther Place
Memorial church, and one of the ~
prominent Lutheran ministers In tne
United States, dropped dead from
heart failure in his home today. He
VISA SO years of age.
For sixty years he had been Luth-
eran minister in Washington Forty
years ago he was chaplain OF the
house OF Representatives and from 1886
to 1892. he was chaplain Of the United
states senate. President Lincoln ap-
pointed him one OF the first hospital
chaplaine
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Or. A. 7. Baker of matteaWan
Asylum Says ThaW Is Insane
Continued from Page one)

don't know" | cant remember" Il
can't recollect just what was said
Mr., Baker told Mr.. Jerome that
when he expressed his opinion regard.
Ing Thaw's freedom from paranoia,
he had not had a clinical record OF
the case He explained that taking
clothes from paranoic patients at
night was a general rule 10 prevent
them injuring themselves,
The witness said he had seen no
change in Thaw's mental condition
since Judge MoTschauseRs decision
at Pougbkeepsie, declaring him insane.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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S. P. YAROMASTER BROWNS
IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

san Francisco. Aug. 2.-Three men
were drowned in San Francisco bay
today when a small boat containing a
fishing party OF Ave capsized off San
Quentin.
The three who lost their lives are
Dan McCourtney, 4 Southern Pacific
yardmaster OF this city; Louis Kra-
mer. bartender. also of this city,
and William Darling of Melrose.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-03

The first electric smelling plant in
the world in which pig iron VIII be
produced on commercial scale ls
about TO be Installed In Norway.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-03

Because horses are scarce in NADIA
gascar, A troop of native cavalry, used
fo- acouting. has been mounted upon
oxen.
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Cerbere. France. Aug. 2.-The' first
train ont of Barcelona since the
troubles began there arrived here to.
night bringing copies Of La Publicidad
and other newspapers. After pointing
out that their accounts OF the hghtng
at Barcelona had been censored leav-
ing It to be supposed that they are IN
complete, the papers publish a list OF
thirty-6ye churches and converts
which were burned between July 20
and July 30.
After July 2G Civil Governor Cal
lardo resigned, turning over his power
10 Captain General Santiago. In the
first disorder losses of the army were
three men killed and twenty-seven
wounded. while seventy-hve civilians
were killed and 127 wounded placed in
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CURE EFFECTED or MONEY
REFUNDED.

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that we want to emphasize the fact
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Write for free ORRINE booklet
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BAOCON'S PHARMACY
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ity of King Alfonso is declining
through no fault OF $ own, and Queen
Victoria is less liked than the kim
Spauiards dread foreign influence Vic
torla has remained a stranger too long.
and the people viii never forgive her.
Don Jaime is of the opinion that the
war in Morocco was unavoidable and
he fears it will last long time.
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Paris, Aug. 2.-The internal situa-
tion in Spain tonight seems TO be i'm
proved, Barcelona has emerged from
her isolation and the threatened gen
eral strike in Madrid appears to have
been averted al least temporarily
The first train out of Catalonias
capital city since the beginning of the
tragic events there reached the French
frontier tonight bringing censored and
plainly ineXact newspaper accounts of
the insurTection The rest is shroud.
ed in mystery Several of the smaller
cities are reported 10 be in the hands
Of the revolutionists and many villages
have proclaimed the district repub-
lie, Troops are being steadily distrib-
uted throughout the rebellious dis
tricts and barring new serious out
breaks the insurrectionists eventually
viii be forced 10 capitulate II is said
that the authorities are determined to
crush the insurrection before the re-
turn from South America OF Deputy
Alexandra LerouX, chief of the Repub-
Ilcans at Barcelona. whose period Of
exile for political reasons was set
aside by the chamber Of deputies last
April.
Reports from San Felice. Palamos
and Casa De La Selve say that these
places are still in the hands of !he
revolutionaries.
It is rumored that the Spanish gun
| boat TemeTario has left for San Fc-
lice to aid the troops in restoring or
| der.
An Official statement issued in
Madrid tonight concerning the pro-
posed general strike there says that
numerous masons failed to report for
duty today but 1t is explained that
This WAS due to a fear of clash with
the unionists-
Spains' censorship tonight IS more
inexorable than ever NO news has
been received from the various points
in the north where the trade unions
had planned a general strike for to.
dany. and therefore the actual condl'
tIons there and elsewhere can not be
stated.
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Minnesota Has Her Day
at Yukon Exposition

CONTINUED from page u
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London, Aug, 2.-In a dispatch from
Barcelona dated Monday the cores
pondent of the Daily Telegraph says
General Santiago has started send
ing out forces TO restore order in the
neighboring towns and villages. The
officers have been ordered 10 take
swift and vigorous measures but Cen
eral Santiago thinks that no serious
resistance Will be offered
Replying 10 a note sent him by the
foreign consuls stating that in the
event of foreigners being endangered
the consulS would ask for warships.
General Santiago said that such step
would be needless, as he had sufficient
forces to maintain order He has wired
Madrid that he needs no further re-
Inducements. and accordingly the
brlgades now under arms intended for
Barcelona viii be diverted to Melllla.' -
The Daily Telegraphs Madrid cor
respondent asserts that many foreign
ers. especially Frenchmcn and Italians.
are among the dead, wounded and
prisoners in Barcelona The CORES
pondent adds that il Is reported that
among those killed was Senor Ferrera,
former director of the Modern School
Of Barcelona, who was regarded as the
inStigator of the bomb outrage against
! King Alfonso and Queen Victoria on
the royal wedding day. Ferrer was
arrested for completely in the outrages
! but was acquitted.
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hospitals. The papers say that the
number OF civilians injured in private
houses is not known
The number of wounded prisoners
incareerated in the Mount Julch fort
ress July % was 204, and on July 30
lS2. To these figures should be ad-
ded four dead and seventeen wounded
The newspapers say also that the
bishop OF Barcelona abandoned his
place and fled to Sarrio.
The Red Cross labored deyotedly
during the firing. The papers report
that calm has been re-established
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MOOTs Preparing to Attack
Spanish in Their Fortress

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BAOcON'S PHARMACY
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-01-02
Ralph
Dewitt
Forwarding aud Transfer Agents
Dealers In Wood and Coal
Agents for the Celebrated Peter schuttler Wagons
PHONE USY0UR ORDERS

Serial No. Ol279.

serial NO. ulZl5.
United States Land Office. Carson City. Nevada
Dec 3. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the Nevada-Utah
Mines 4 Shelters Corporation and Ohio Kentucky
Consolidated Mining Company. through their at
address is Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, have
made application for United States Patent for
1204.3 linear feet of the Greenback Currency lode
mining claim. situate in the Ely Mining District.
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, being Survey
No. 2725 and described in the field notes and plat
on file in this Office with a magnetic variation OF
16 deg 20 min. East, as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the II Sec
Cor. on the north boundary of Sec. n, 7. N. X.
81 E., bears N. rs deg IS min. W. 6379 feet; thence
s. $40 deg IL min. w. 256 feet to Cor. No. 2
whence the discovery post of the claim bears N.
81 deg. 90 min. f. 1858 feet; thence N II deg q
min. E. 1855 feet to Cor. N. 3, identical with
II min. E. 1872 feet to Cor. NO. 4, identical with
Cor. NO. q Lot NO. AZ. Yuba lode: thence N 81 deg.
35 min w. 219.2 feet to Cor. NO. 5. identical with
Cor. NO. g. Lot NO. 49, Silver lode; thence s. g
deg. 20 min. w. 1881 feet to Cor. NO. l. the place
of beginning, and located in the n. 3. IA Sec e.
and the S. 4. Ia Sec e. T. In. r. 81 E., M. d. b.
q NJ, containing an area Of 1893 acres exclusive
Of conflicts with Lot No. 49, Zero lode Lot NO. 38
Silver lode: Lot NO. 50 King lode; Lot NO. 81.
| Alpha lode and Lot NO. 50. Deerfoot lode.
The adjoining and conflicting claimants ~
shown by the plat Of survey are: Silver lode No.
3S and King lode NO. IS. on the north; Yuba. Lot
NO. y on the east; Dserfoot and Alpha Lot NO. 81
| l direct that this notice be published in the
Phoebe Weekly Record. weakly Newspaper pub
lished at Picche. Nevada. for the period Of sixty
days. az Louis Cohn.
Register.
First pub. Dec. II. 1908.