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ron SALE APOLLO PIANO PLAYER

ALMOST NEW--Apollo, (s8-notes).
with five-year factory guarantee).
Cheap for cash. Owner uses more ex-
pensiye Solo Apollo. Forum will vouch
for this genuine bargain. Address S76.
care Forum.
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FOR RENT-Large front room on first
floor; board il desired. Phone 3aS-Lt
$40 Ninth street north.
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STORE FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-24xl40 store in best To-
cation in business section. Address
$40. care Forum. at once.
FOR RENT-Two stores, one large,
one small; hardwood floors, large
show windows. good location; suitable
for any business. Inquire los Front
street.
FOR RENT-Store building In Dill
worth, MIMI formerly occupied by
Anderson's grocery store. Apply to
John g. Lindquist, Scandal hotel,
Moorhead, MINI.
FOR RENT-coTTAGEs.
FOR RENT--After Aug. Is. nice fve-
room cottage. 1907 First avenue
north. Tel 1901.
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FOR EXCHANGE FoR LAND.

MY TWO STORY, double store build
ing on two lots, located on principal
street in city; eleven rooms on second
floor rented; city water and light in
building; price, $500; clear; good
crops in this county; give legal de-
scription in first letter. Address Box
is, Morris, MINI.
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PosIrIoN WANTEp-MaIe.

BUSINESS MEN-Do you want any
canvassing done? Communicate with
T. A. K, SO Broadway.
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WANTED ~ Energetic solicitors to
write the best selling accident and
health policy ever offered. Annual pre-
MUM $500. If you want proposition
that is bound TO make you money, write
for particulars. The Indemnity Life &
Accident Co, Minneapolis, MINI.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fine residence lot In best
location on Eighth street south;
$4,000 cash If taken at once. Address
So, care Forum.
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AuToMoeILEs ZOE sALE.

FOR SAEE-14 horse power runabout,
In first class condition; sacrifice at
5000 400 n. p. avenue.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTE -Salesladies at and 10
cent store. Broadway.
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FOR RENT-oFFIcE.
FOR sALE-TYPEwRIrERs.

GET OUR PRICE before you buy. IL
Illustrated catalogue free. Northwest
ern Typewriter Exchange, ]. B. Aver,
manager, 201 Sykes block. Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT--Furnished front room
With large alcove In modern house;
suitable for for two with board 1l14
Second avenue south. Phone S49-J.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms with
board in modern house on car line
Address 432 care Forum.
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WANTED-Press feeder at once.
Globe Gazette Pig. Co, Wahpeton,
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WANTED TO RENT
STORE ROOM IN MooRHEAD

o @ o O O 9 Q o @ O o o @ o o @ .
@ WANTED-A first class store g
O room in fire proof building on @
@ car line in Moorhead. Must be @
@ 50x125 or $50, also high ceiling. @
@ State dimensions, rent and length @
@ of lease, etc, full particulars in @
g first letter. Renter will furnish @
@ best of references. Address All 9
@ care The Forum. @
O. O
Q O o o o o o @ . o o o D o o q o .
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

FAVE Knigat Printing CO. print il.
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FoR sALE oR sxcHAnaE.
PAPER HANGER

FIRST GLASS paperhanging done at
rs cents a bolt; also take orders on
wall paper; will save you money by
ordering from me. Phone 1861.
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GREAT SCARCELY Or EELEahA.
ERs-The railroads and wireless
comnanies Of America are short full
1000 telegraphers; we can qualify
Young men and ladies in few months
ans Mace them at $40 to $50 per
month for beginners; tuition can be de-
posted until position Is secured; OPP
eratinr six schools under direct super
vision OF railway and wireless tele-
graph officials; main line wires ana
snireIass stations in each school. Write
Far catalogue to nearest institute, Ma
tional Telegraph Institute, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia. Memphis Columbus, >
O.. Davenport, Ia, Portland, Ore.
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms-Southside.

NICELY FURNISHED room for rent
1923 Fifth avenue south. Phone Sill l..
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ROOM and board at The Clifton, lii
Eighth street north.
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WHY NOT SELL Gasoline lighting
systems: make $3.50 to $500 per
month: cheapest and most powerful
light known to science; for home and
commercial lighting; any one can IN
stall and operate them; complete
lighting plant equal to 500 candle pow
er for $25; will run three hours
night for a nickel a week: exclusive
territorial contracts given responsible
years. get our thirty day free trial
nronosition. Gloria Light CO., 1850
Washington Blvd, Chicago.
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ROOM AND RoARp--loos First ave-
nue. south.
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POSITION wANTEp--.MaIs.

@25 WEEKLY and expenses, either sex,
to put out catalogues and advertise:
large mail order house. G. III. Emery,
U-307, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-Five-room cottage. mod
ern except heat; In good condition,
half block from car line. Apply 1890
Fourth avenue south.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, Oct. 29.-Lowest prices Of
the year were reached in the wheat
pit today just before the close. Al
though the Monday showing Of the
worlds shipments promised to be
somewhat less burdensomo than had
been previously counted upon. tho
dead weight of tho expected total bad
ly discouraged holders. Wheat values
In the foreign markets were generally
lower. Finally stop loss transactions
had complete monopoly In the pit.
December ranged from 90 3-4 to 80
1-S and closed within a shade OF tho
bottom for the day at 90 3-4 to 92 Is,
a net loss Of $50 1,2.
Fine weather neutralIzcd much Of
the bullish sentiment in the corn mar
ket. December scld between 10 and
46 6-8, closing Sd off at 46
Oats for December varied from Il
TO II S-S@3t IL and finished 3-S lower
at 81.
After scoring little gain provisions
turned weak and closed 10 to 1912
lower for pork, lard 5 OFF and ribs
IL lower.
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LEGAL.

a JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION I
OF ARTICLE XIII. OF THE CON.
STITUTON OF THE STATE OF
UTAH. RELATING TO THE
RATE OF TAXATION.
Be II enacted by the Legislature OF
the state OF Utah, two-thlrds OF all
the members elected, TO each OF the
two houses concurrIng therein.
Section J. That It is proposed to
amend section OF Article XIII. Of
the Constitution OF the State OF Utah
so that the Same Will read as fol-
lows;
Z. Tho rate of taxation on prop.
erty for state purposes shall never
exceed eight mills on each dollar Of
valuation TO bo apportloned as fol-
lows. Not to exceed four and one.
half mills on each dollar OF yalna-
ton for general state purposes: Not
TO exceed three mills on ench dollar
OF valuation for district school pur-
poses; Not 10 exceed oue.half mill on
each dollar OF valuation for High
School purposes. That part OF the
state tax apportioued 10 high school
purposes ehall consulate a fund to
be called the high ecnool fund" and
shall be apportioned to tho cities and
school districts maintaining high
schools IN the manner the legislature
may provide. And whenever the tax
able property within the state shall
amount to four hundred million dol
lars. the ratio shall not exceed Ave
mills on each dollar of valuation un.
less g proposition 10 Increase such
rate, specifying the l''~ proposed and
the time curing VIII, p same shall
be levied. be flr5t submitted to O vote
OF such OF the qualihcd electors OF
the State as, In the year next pre-
cedlng such election, shull have paid
a property tax assessed to them with
in the State, aud the majority OF
those voting thereon shall vote In IA
vor thereof, in such manner as may
be provided by law.
Sec. 2, The Secretary Of State is
directed to submit this proposed
amendment to the electors of the
state at the next generaI election IN
tie manner provided by law.
Sec. g. II adoIted by the c'ectora
OF tho State. this amendment shall
take effect January 1st. 1911.
STATE OF UTAH. IS.
Office Of Secretary OF State
!. Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of
State Of the State of Utah, do hero.
by certify that the foregoing Is a full.
true and correct copy of resolution
proposing an amendment to Section
z OF Article XIII. or the Constitution
OF the State OF Utah. relating to the
rnte Of taxation, passed at the Eighth
Regular Session of tho Legislature OF
this state.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have
bcreunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Utah at
Salt Lake City, this 29th day of Aug.
ust, A. D., 1910.
C. 8. TINGEY.
Secretary of State.
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TRADING ACTIVE
ON LOCAL 'CHANGE
Totals for Week Show Up Best
for Several Months-Curb
Market Slower.

SALT LAKE, Oct % In spite of a
slack market OF the last two days
the total Tor the week averages NJ
well, IN fact, the best for several
months. The total number of shares
OF stock disposed OF during the week
was 42l POS, for which S7S,3S4.67 was
expended. This is well ahead Of the
record OF last week. Higher prices
were secured during the week In Ne
rada Hills. Prince Consolidated and
Sioux, although Silver King Coalition
hit the toboggan.
Trading today was somewhat slow.
Silver King Coalition mines sold at
Sl,G5 again, which Is the lowest 1t
has reached in years Two dividend
periods have passed without this mine
coming through with its velvet roll.
New equipment has been put IN and
an extensive campaign of development
started. This IN connection with the
suit started against IL by the Silver
King Consolidated has had n depress-
Ing effect and the small stockholders
have dropped small lots at various
times.
Colorado. May Day, Nevada Hills
and Prince Con were about the same
today Black Jack was up to lie
again and Uncle Sam was disposed Of
~ IL 1-2c.
The total number OF shares Of stock
sold this morning was 2S,450. while
the amount that was expended for Sc
curities was SS.19S50.
On the curb market trading was
slower For the first time trading
was started in Centennial Phoebe. This
property Will soon be in action again
and with but about 80 feet OF sinking
iC is expected that the shaft will en-
counter the first ore body The sales
on the curb were: 500 shares OF Blng-
ham Copper and 1000 shares of Cen
tennial Plochc
The to-iowlng are the closing quot2.
tlons for the day.
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j. JOINT RESOLUTION PRoPOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION
! OF ARTICLE XIV OF THE CON
STfTUTION OF THE STATE OF
UTAH IN RELATION TO THE LIN
1T OF THE STATE INDEBTED.
NESS.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEG
STATURE OF THE STATE OF
UTAH, TWO-THIRDS OF ALL THE
MEMBERS ELECTED TO EACH OF
THE TWO HOUSES CONCURRING
THEREIN:
Section l. II is proposed to nmond
Section 1 OF Article XIV OF the Con.
stituion OF the State of Utah so that
the came will read as follows;
Sec ] To meet casual deficits or
failures in revenue. and for necessary
expenditures for public purposes. In.
cludlpg the erection OF public build.
ings, and for the payment OF all Ter
rltoriaO Indebtedness assumed by the
State, the State may contract debts
not exceeding In the aggregate Mt any
one time. On amount equal to one and
one-half per centum OF the value OF
the taxable property Of the State. as
shown by last assessment for
state purposes, previous to the incur
ring OF such Indebtedness. But tho
state shall never contract any In
debteduess, except as In the next Sec.
ton provided, In excess OF such
amount, md al. monies arising from
loans herein authorized. shall be ap-
piled solely to the purposes for which
they were obtained.
Sec. 2 The Secretary Of State IL
directed to cause this proposed amend
ment 10 be published as required by
the Constitution and to be submitted
to The electors OF the State at the
next general election In the manner
provided by law.
Sec. 9. II approved by the cleo
tors Of the State, this proposed amend
ment shall talSc effect upon the first
day Of Januor.. A D.. 1911.
STATE OF UTAH, So.
Office OF Secretary oil State.
/ Charles s Tineey, Secretary OF
State OF the State OF Utah. do here
by certify that the foregoing Is a
full. true AID correct copy Of reso-
luton proposing an amendment to
Section l of Article XIV. OF the Con.
stltutlon of the State Of Utah IN re-
latlon TO the Limit of the State In.
debtedness, passed by the Eighth Reg.
ulnr Session of the Leg gtslature OF this
state.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I hnve
hereunto set my hand and anixed the
Great Seal % the State or Utah at
Salt Lake CT. thi- 29th day of Aug.
ust. A. D.. 1910.
C. S. TINGEY.
Secretary of State.
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LEGAL.
(Continued.)

high school therein is maintained up-
on tho standard and for tho period
during tho year tina. may be fixed by
the State Board OF Education.
Section 4. The Secretary of State
is directed TO submit this proposed
amendment TO the electors or the State
at the next general election. In the
manner provided by law.
Section S. II adopted by tho cleo.
tors of tho State, this amendment
shall take effect January l. 1911.
STATE OF UTAH, SIS.
Cffcc of Secretary OF State
I. Charles s. Tingcy. Secretary OF
State OF the State OF Utah.
do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is full. true and
correct copy OF resolution proposing
m amendment to Section 2, OF Article
of the Constitution OF the State OF
Utah, ae Amended January l, 1907. re-
latlne to the Public School System.
and Section of Article y OF the Con
stitutloD of the state OF Utah, relnt-
ing to the State School Fund. passed
by the Eighth Regular Session OF the
LEGISLATURE o. his state
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have
hereupto set my hand and affixed tho
Great Sea, OF the State of Utah at
Salt Lake City this 29.h day of Aug.
ust. A D.. 1910
c S. TINGEY
Secretary of State.
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LEGAL.
(Continucd)

Indebtedness, exceeding four per con
tum OF of the value OF the taxable
property therein the value to be as.
ccrtnined by the last assessment for
Stntc aud County purposes. previous
10 the mourning OF such indebtedness;
eYcept that in incorporated cities the
assessment shall be taken from the
last assessment for city purposes; pro-
Yided. that no part OF tho Indebted.
ness allowed In this section snail bo
incurred for other than strictly conn.
ty. city. town or school district pur.
noses. provid, further mat any city
% tho nrs ind second class, when
authorized as provided In Section
three OF this article, may be allowed
to ircur q larger iadebtedncss, not 10
exceed four per centum and any city
OF the third class. o. town, not to eI.
coed eight per centum additional, for
supplying such city or town with wa
ter. artificial lights or sewers, when
the works for supplying such water.
llght and sewers. shall be owned and
controlled Oy the municipality.
Section 2 Tho Secretary OF State
Is directed to cause this proposed
amendment to be published as requir'
ed by the Constitution and to be sub.
DlliIgu 10 IUt tltNAbio VI Tue oldlG at
thc next general election In tho man,
ner provided by law.
Section 3. II approved bv the
electors OF the State this proposed
amendment shall tako effect on the
nrst day of January. 1911.
STATE OF UTAH, So.
Office Of Secretary CT State.
1, Charles S. 1'ingcy. Secroiarv OF
State OF tho State OF Utah,
90 hereby certify that the
forer DIN Is full true and
correct copy of a resolGtio1 pro-
posing an amendment to Section t.
of Article IA, Of the Constitution OF
the State OF Utah, in rotation to the
Limit OF Indebtedness of Counties
Ci.;os. Towns, and School Districts
paefed by the Eighth Regular Session
OF zoe Legislature of tbls state.
IN N.TESTIMONY WHEREOF have
nereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the State OF Utah a,
Salt Lake City this 29th day OF Aug
ust, A. D.. 1910
C 6 TINGEY,
Secretary OF State.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct, 29.-Money on
call nominal.
Time loans firm and dull 60 days.
4 1904 per cent. 30 days. per
cent: months. 1 3i@5 per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper 51s
TO C per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with &C.
teal business In bankers bills at
4S215@ 40 for 60 day bills. and at
4.S6l0d 20 for demand
Commercial bills, 1.S1 5-S@AS2 is.
Bar silver, 55&c
Mexican dollars. 46C
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Be II resolved and enacted by the
Legislature Of the State of Utah, two
thirds of all the members elected to
each OF the two Houses concurring
therein:
Section l. That It Is proposed 10
amend Section OF Article X OF the
Constitution of the State of Utah, as
amended January LIST, 1907. and Sec.
tlon 3 of Article Y OF the Constitution
OF the State of Utah, So the same Will
read as follows:
Section g The public school sys.
TEN shall include kindergarten
schools: common schools. consisting
of primary and grammar grades. high
schools. an agricultural college;
university, and such other schools as
the LEGISLATURE may establish. The
common schools shall be free. The
other departments OF tho system shall
be supported as provided by law.
Section 3 The proceeds OF all
lands that have been or may be grant.
cd by the United States to this State,
for the support of the common
schools; the proceeds Of all property
that may accrue to the State by os.
cheat or forfeiture all unclaimed
shares and dividends OF any corpora.
ton incorporated under the laws OF
this state: the proceeds of the sale Of
timber, mineral or other property
from school and State lands, other
than those granted for specific pur.
poses: and 1--WE per centum of the net
proceeds OF the sale OF public lands
lying within the State. which shall be
sold by the United States. subsequent
to the admission OF this State into the
Union. shall be and remain 4 perpetu.
al fund, to be called the State School
Fund. the interest OF which only, TO-
gether With such other means as the
Legislature may provide. shall be dis
tributed among the several school dis.
tricts according to tho school popula.
ton residing therein. Provided. That
all funds derived from any State tag
for bigh schools shall be apportioned
among The several cities and school
districts, according To the attendance
at the high schools therein. but no
city or district shall be entitled 10 any
part of the fund derived from tho
State tax for high schools unless tho
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BANKS AFFECT
WALL STREET.
Show of Ease in the Call Money
Market Thought To Be De-
: ceptive to Lenders.

New York, Oct. 29.-The tone of tho
market was affected BY the attitude
OF the banks toward borrowers. The
show of ease in the call money mar
lct is thought To be deceptive and
due to the desire OF lenders to keep
resources available for prompt recall,
IN expectation OF higher rates. The
placing OF $40. .000. 900 OF one-year 4 IL
. per cent Michigan Central notes in
Paris had an unfaYorable influence
on sentiment, although indicating a
! possible reserve for credit needs.
The easier tone in the foreign eX'
change market in New York was
ascribed TO the action of the London
money market in part and To the eff
iect OF the sale of Michigan Central
notes in Paris.
There was less than the estimated
decrease In cash traceable In the bank
statement today.
Bonds were irregular Total sales.
100000.
United States bonds were un-
Changed on call from las week.
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JAPANESE CLAIM
TO BE MlSTREATED

Victoria, b. c.. Oct. 29-Japanese
newspapers protest bitterly aaginst
the alleged injustice done to poaching
.chooners In BerInG sea by United
States revenue cutters and officials
The Nippon says the sealing schooner
rokai Maru. seized this season, was
not guilty of poaching on the sealing
grounds. but because a few fresh fish
were on her deck and were inferred
to have been taken in United States
waters. she was seized and the crew
OF IS fined $500 each. making total
OF 5000
They were told that If they wished
TO appeal they must do so in thirty
days and put up $4,000 each. This
being impossible they were imprlson.
ed. The Nippon also states the Torn
Maru was fined $4O0 for not reporting
when calling for wator.
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cIearioo House Statement

New York. Oct. 29,-Following is
the New York clearing house sum
mary of the weekly statement Of
banks for the week ending Oct. IS.
Loans, 81 l,266.63l. 600; decrease. ST.
539 900
Deposits s11s2.517,OoO; decrease,
S7.415,0 900.
Circulation, s47,926ooo; decrease.
$4,000
Specie. s22s,2Slo 900; decrease, ST.
222 900.
Legal tender, s6S.292. 900; increase.
81 900.
Reserve required. s29S,129O 600. de
crease, 81 $4,000,
Surplus, $9,S4S.OoO, decrease, 81,
O27 900
Ex-United States deposits, $9,94S,-
600. decrease, sl.o29,000.
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chicano Iiventook.

Chicago. Oct. 29.-Cattle. .receipts
estimated at 400; markee steady.
Bccyes 4.50a77O. Texas steers 3.30a
$50. western steers 400a6.75. stock
ers and feeders 4.lba5.i0,. cows and
heIfcrs 2.20a6.20: calves 1O0a10.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1000.
market shade higher. Light S,iOa9. 40:
mixed 7.95aS.95: heavy 7.65aS. 50;
rough 7.65aS.75. good TO choice heavy,
7.S5aS so; pigs So0aS.75; bulk of
sales. g 00aS.7v.
Sbeep-Rcceipts estimated at 1000,
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Metal Market.

New York, Oct 29.-Thc metal mar
kets were dull and nom!nally unchang-
ed. Tin S362O@ $3.50: Lake copper.
$12.S7 1-2613.00: elcctrolyti S12.75d
l2S7 1-2 casting, $l2.37 1-2@12.G2 IL;
lead SiG50s.iO; Spclter, S5.75@5. f.
bar silver, 50 3-4c
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New York MnncN

New York. Oct 99-Nlonoy on call
nominal Time loans firm and duh.
sixty days 4 l-2@I 81 per cent, 90
days, ; per cent, for six months, 4 81
as per cent
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Omaha Livestock

Omaha, Neb, Oct. 29-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000, STEADY Native steers,
$425@7AO. stockers and feeders, 800
a 5 so. calves. $350GD7.50.
Receipts, 2.lO0; 90 to 25c
lower Heavy, S775@S2O: mixed,
$S0O@S1O, light, $S15@S.50.
Sheep Receipts, ] 200. Steady
YearIings, S445@54O; wethers, So 10
@425. ewes. S9.OO93 IS; lambs. S625
m6.75
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n BROWN PURSE, between Lincoln.
Pacific and Wall avenue, on 27th or
2Sth street. Return TO 1892 Grant and
be rewarded l0-29-lwk
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\ RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION 2 OF
ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITU-
TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH.
AS AMENDED JANUARY l. 1907.
RELATING TO THE PUBLIC
SCHOOL SYSTEM. AND SECTION
3 OF ARTICLE x OF THE CON
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
UTAH. RELATING TO THE
STATE SCHOOL FUND.