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Lynched-suicide,

Denver. Col, H. Republicans
Canon City, says: L. Z Watkins
charged with cattle stealing, was
fOrcibly taken from the sheriff
about midnight last night, by armed
cowboys and shot to death, and the
body hanged from timbers of
bridge in the suburbs of the town.
Watkins was returning from Salida
Whance he had bean accOmp lnied by
the sheriff to secure bonds for his
appearance before the grand jury.
Measures are already taken to ap.
prehehd the murdererS.
J. r, McCutcheon, a Young law
yer Evans, of this State suicided
60 day. About noon he enteIe
the store of an acquaintance and
speaking pleasantly to the clerk
passed into tie back room. Attracted
Uy strange noise the clerk rushed
in and discovered McCutcheOn run
ming around the room with his
throat cut. He used large knife
kept 70 cutting meat, which he had
placed against a sack OF potatoes
and then ran his bare neck against
it. Not succeeding to his satisfac-
ton with this, he tried using a
pocket knife, being prevented he
fought desperately and tried to get
possession Of the butcher knife. lie
died an hour later. He was a man
of excellent ability, and leaves a
young wife. The motive Is mex
plicibIe.
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The photographers.

New York, IA correct sum-
mary of the present condition of the
telegr X hers strike would lbe about
as follows: There has been some
misunderstanding among the
brotherhood, and in the meeting it
had been urged to make address s
in behalf OF surrendering. The
leaders of the strike. however, gen.
orally, declare satisfaction at the
prospect, and believe in eventual
success. In the meantime. aces
slons TO the rank of the working
force throughout the country con
tinue, and for the past two
days has been increasing CON
stantly, 81 much in fact, that
it was believed yesterday thai the e
had been q break of some mag itude
among the strikers. Tu-dAys dCH
vel Jpments GicCedit this theory
but lndiClte clearly that steady
disintegfa.iou is going on. The
brotherhood have, however, much
sympathy from other organiz ltions,
have received some substantial aid
and are encouraged by reports OF
further OBJECTIONS from the com:
pany IN G rJain directions. and Of
partial strikes among b. r. Operat<
OrS. Reports Of a compromise
between the Baltimore and
Ohio, and It's former amplo3 ers.
do nos seem to have any basis. 1t
is fact that the Western Union
company declare the strike is ever
for good, and also as far as backing
down and concession on their part
is concerned, they are certainly
making no unusual effUTts to obtain
men, and evince much uncolceTn in
respect to applicants, selecting care
fully from all Corners the best work
men. 1t seems likely that many OF
the best telegraphers who went out
will seek new employment ut once
rather than wound their own pride
by confession Of a mistake. This
will be a partial remedy fer the
plethora of operators, which ha!
rendered the strike contest Of sucf
length, and perhaps bring relief t.
those who resume work.
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Foreign.

Madrid, 1.-THE King and Queen
Of Spain received calls from a large
numbsr of persons who came TO
protest their royalty to the crown.
Dublin, 1.-THE Irish Tins
says: cit is understood that the
government of New South Vale 8
mas consented to allow lnformers in
the Phoenix Park murder cases. who
went out on the steamer PMbG1l, to
land, and have promised to protect
them"
Cairo, 12.-The report that the
plague had broken out at Damietta
is officially denied.
General Sir Evelyn Wood had an
audience with the KhediYe to-day,
after which he started on his jour
ney to England.
There were thirty-seven deaths
from cholera here on Friday.
The Nile to-day reached the
height of twenty cubits and one
verats against twelve cubits and
nineteen Yerats at the same date
last year.
oCI ttJy L. a uS SONC1AN
ment will send a scientific expedition
to Egypt next week to examine into
the origin, nature and cause OF
cholera now prevailing there and
to ascertain the best measures to
prevent the spread of the disease.
Rome, 1l.-The Vatican has sent
instructions to the bishops in Spain
to abstain from sharing in the pre-
sent political agitation in that coun
try.
c. Henaye and General Quesada
are massing fresh troops along the
lines of railroad in the Basque pre-
vinces.
The party is favorable to the
maintenance Of order in the Basque
provinces, and declare they have nc
connection with the disloyal agita-
ton.
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1908.

Augustin Days comedy T-2O-S)
is to be produced at the Walker
Opera House On Wednesday even
ing. The San Francisco FOst speaks
OF it in this manner:
GA gentleman Of leisure falls in love
with the picture Of q young lady which
be saw st 8 private exhibition; IN Erg
lish lcrd also IA Is in love vii h the pic
lure, tut not % the young lady, but Of
the dog v hich WAS crouchinR st the feet Of
the fair one. This leads to many absurJ
a"na.ions and mi.unde! standings cleV-
eFly sconNived. The mother o.
he 7oung lady has passion for pDets
q d liersTy celeb Ilie' and he as
al tho Did iovs letters Of her husband
a0eGnding IN quotations from Tennyspn,
Lougiel!oW and Moore, and deem ed by
her as original predictions OF her nus
baad. p,infed in en- EDITION &c luxe" 70
give surprise % the old man. TIE plo
is nothing as compared with the act nR
which ia thorough throughout,
and evidences thai t1e company Is oue Is
tac bet selected and NEST evenly
balanced that we have hsd for some
time past. ksch character ia disIinctive
well drawn emo well acred. Miss Ads
Rahan makes a most charming Flora.
Well favored IN personal charms, sha is
arch, bright and witty, with Just the
proper touch Of q hoydelish maiden
cslled for By her part. Mr. JOHN Drew,
as Courtney Cortiss, admirably sustaius
bis reputation as one of the best
light con edians of the modern stage.
William Gilbert, as SjRnor Paimirc
Tamborini, the LILLIAN MATTE de- ballet,
ia very clever, aud keeps he audience in
roar Of laughter by mis- amusing impeT-
sonstioa. james Lewis. as L.uncelot
Bsrgias, does some admirable acting, aud
shows a marked improvement in every
particu ST. Mrs. Gilbert, as Hypana
Bargisq, is finished il her part, and does
the old lady 10 perfection. The whole
cast, in fact, is complete, and the play
well and handsomely mounted.
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The Crippled Wires.

Jersey City, 1.-THE wires of the
Western Union company were cut
in two places this morning at the
foot of st. Paul Avenue, where
twenty-five wires are united to form
the cable under Hackensack river.
All wires are also cut on Newark
Avenue, at tie foot of the hill. TIE
New Jersey and New York Tel
ephOne companies wires were cut on
the corner Of Brunswick and First
streets, completely shutting off
communication with Newark and
other points on the trunk line, as 1t
is called. a force of linemen is at
work repairing the lines.
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Denver and Rio Grande
WaShOQt.

1t is fact that another washout
has occurred on the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad, bat its extent can
not be ascertained. 1t is. however,
so severe, that for all immediate
purposes the Union Pacific will
have TO be used by all those having
to travel east or west! Report had
it that fifty miles of the track lad
been washed away. Perhaps ten
miles would be an extravaganza
estimate of the damage. 1t is SAID
that thirteen bridges have been
swept away; and'some time is Ger
tain to elapse before trains will be
operating again on the road. Its
misfortunes, which are absolutely
unavoidable, are creating a great
deal of sympathy for it.
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More and More.

St. Louis, II. - Between ore
hundred and fifty and TWO hundred
knights Templar, including repre-
sentatives of all the COMMUNICATES
in this city and the grand O[lic ecs of
Tennessee, Louisiana, Texas and
Missouri, left tonight for
San Francisco, in a special
train of four splendid Pullman
sleepers, two hotel and baggage cars.
a reception was held on the train
before the departure, and large
number of Sir Knights and friends
we're present to say "GOd speed to
the travellers. The party VIII arrive
in San Francisco on Sunday, the
18th instant.
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AIasons and Templars.

Denver, Col, 11.-Convention OF
the delegates 10 the territorial gen
eral Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Nelson's, which begins here next
Monday began arriving yesterday,
tie Chapter is on business organiza'
tion exclusively bringing with IL no
outside display whatever. About
$50 delegates are expected to be
present. Great preparations are
making for the reception of Fred
F. Chapman, of Boston. The
presiding officer arrived yesterday
Large bodies Of Sir knlghts en-
route to San Francisco are arriving
on every train. The New York
delegation arrived this evening" ano
will spend Sunday at some noun
tain resort, continuing their journey
on Monday.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO.
DAY,

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TrR-DAY SAINTs.-Services in the Large
TABERNACLE IT 2 pm.
BAPTrsT CBUECH.-S ervices betd ~
the psform Cua Room, tRo doors west
NJ walker OUer4 House Preaching ihis
Tnornirg 81 IL, by Rev. 5, Dryden
Phelps, q. d of Hartford, Conn, snu
evening 81 8, BY Rog. DWigh. 0pehceI.
METHODIST CBUBCH -R=v.T. 2; ll'ff'
pas,or. breaches at IL am, Snd 3 p m.
The public aud wishing changers coio-
tally invited.
SCAHDIEAvIAH SERVICE, in the Meth
Odist church 81 4.I5 p. N. Preaching oy
Rev. n. Neson in tbs Norwegian Ian
gUage.
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The o'Donnem Tund.-ExpIosion

New York, IA mass meeting
is to be held i'll the Cooper Institute
on the 18th for the purpose of raise
ing funds for the defense Of O'DOn>
nell, who killed the snformer Carey.
Shortly after 6 o'clock this mornN
ing, an explosion occurred in the
rear of Brighton Beach. COney
Island. The shed was used for the
manufacture of fire work. Much
alarm was created among the guests
of the hotel, and the people on the
beach, but no one was seriously
injured.
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HAVE YOU TRIED TT?

The old adAge, that ian ounce Of pre-
vention is worth pound of cure" was
never more aptly illustrated han by him
who takes his dose Of Tarrant's Settler
Aperient before the morning meal.
For it not ONLY gently regulates and
purifes the system, but is protection
against disease, which no one ought 10
disregard. All druggists have it.
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Fast Train Service.

st. Adams, ia meeting Of
railroad officials representing the
Grand Trunk Central, Vermont
Northern and Concord Lowell rail
road, was held here to arrange fer
fast freight and passage service be-
tween Boston and Chicago. The
arrangement goes into effect August
10Th. PASSENGER trains will run
through in forty hours.
No new Developments in fnan-
ciai matters.
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COAL OIL AND FLUID
at burst 81 Trimble.
HOSIERY at Reduced Prices, at
DONELsON BROS.
- WAC EREsANT.

" b Addison, he Crimson,
KAT: Saved bis life ny s slmrJa
Gfisl Bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
very, Eor Consumption, which
caused him to procure a large bottle,
mat completely cured him, when
Doctors, change Of climate ami
avery thing else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, HGaIseness, Severe
Coughs, and all ThI0st and Lung
diseases, it IL guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottles free at z. 9. M. /. Drug
Store. Large size S1.OG. /
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Salt Lake & Western Railway,
Trains FOE TTNTIG

will leave Lehi Junction daily
Saturdays excepted at 4.25 p. N.
connecting with the Utah Central
train leaving Salt Lake CITY at sos
y. M. Leave rintic daily Sundays
excepted as sos a. M. arriving al
Lem Junction at $50 a. m. connect.
ing with Utah Central tram ar
irving at Salt Lake City at 1910 p m,
w. W. RITTER, Supt.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, 1.-THE President
of Honduras, with Senators Rosa
RamRuIand J. J. Palmer, and Mr.. T.
2. Hubbard, of New York, the Hon
duras consul, arrived here from New
York. They were met at the depot
by Commodore Stevens and Chief
Clerk Hogg. of the Navy depart
ment, who escorted the distin-
guished visitors to their hotel. Hon.
John Davis, acting Secretary Of
State, and SeEellon Brown, chief
clerk of the department OF State,
paid their respects Immediately
after the arrival, and arranged the
programme for to-day which Will
consist in brief visit to the State,
War and Navy departments, the
Executive Mansion and The Capitol,
after which the party will proceed
to the naval arsenal, where they
embark for Mount Vernon. The
Presidentleavesb by the eveningotrain
for Chicago, whence he departs Tor
San Francisco.
a dispatch received at tie Indian
Office announces that the Greek IN
dian trouble is settled N a manner
satisfactory TO all parties and peace
is henceforth assured.
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If health and beauty you'd main
tain,
And keep your breath a perfect
charm,
Use SOZODONT with might and
main;
For it alone prevents the harm
That mars q woman's teeth and
breath
And leaves her mouth as dark as
death.
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If the blood be impoverished, a
manifested by pimples. eruptionss
ulcers, or running sores, scrofulous
tumors, swelling9 or general debil-
ity, take Dr.. r. V. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. SID by drug
giStS.
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An Excursion,

Philadelphia. 1.-THE delegates
to the convention of the Ama,-
gamated Association of Iron ana
Steel Workers, went TO Atlantic
City this morning, on an excursion
arranged for them by the Phlladel.
phia lodge of the same order.
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SPECIRI ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO NEPHI.

The Tsnth Ward Brass band hsve
made arrangements for three days. eT'
curFiou 10 Nephi on Wedne day, sep
tember 9th. The fare will be So for the
round trip. Excursionists may stay ten
days by paying half regular rates.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
CHEAP.

A good brick house Of three rooms two
ologelg Gnd two porches, corner lot, . by
on reds. good we'll, barn, piRpeu. NUT
treep, et,,. on the lot. apply 10 Daniel
Stuart, coroar Of Sixth west Rnd Third
North streets,
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New York, IL, close.
Produce.

Chicago, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wheat
easier; 1921 August, 90 10 u Septem-
Corn-Lowsri sos cash, so September,
0ats-Loweri 1919 August, 2576 Sep
tsmber.
ChicsgO, 1l.-Flour-FAir demsnd,
unchanged.
Whest-Quiet, easier, 1921 August
81 to q September, No. 2 apFingo 2,No.
Cred winter 9h,
Oorn-Qui, easier. 52< to q August,
59I 70 80 September.
Oats-Cash steady, options essy, 26H
cash, sc to Il August, 5zs September.
Rye-Stronger 6lX to z.
Pork Fair demand, II. S9k TO 80 0s9h,
80 to IS August, So to S711 September.
Lsrd-Qaiet, lower, S.l7H to 20 cash
and August, 20 to 221z September,
6uik Mests-Fsir demand, easier;
shoulders 6, short ribs 6.s5, short clear
7.15.
Whi'ky-stssdy, unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicsgo, 1.-Hogs-Keeeipts II Geo,
very duh 10 to % lower, packing 4.9J to
20 packing and shipping 81 10 60,
light $50 to 6, closed weak.
Cattle receipts 6,400; good to cholce
| natives, low grades 10 lower, good TO
choice shipping steers 8. IS TO 49, COM
mon to medium 40 to 5.lO, ssockers 3
! to {, feeders S.75 to 40, range, very
weak grass Texas, Is to % of 800 to
45O, Americans AIS to 5.34. Sheep re-
oeipLs 200; brisk, firm, ell solo. inferior
t. fair 2.75 70 4, medium TO good 3.75 to
4.25, choice 10 extra 4.50 to 8, Texas
sheep to 4.50.
PETROLEUM,
NsR York, 1l.-Petroleum quiet. 955
WHISKY.
Chicago, ul.-Whisky, is.
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LOST COW,

On or shout the 23d Of July, large
red COW, one hofn dropping, branded y
on side, atTayed from my pasture, near
Anna Pratt's farm, south of city. She
vas nesr calviDg. Any person returning
her TO ne viii be we'll rewarded.
ELIAS MORRIS.
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Take No Other.

Demand Peruvian Bitters, when
you viii not be disappointed, but
thankful for the advice. Fer sale
by Ell druggists ana wine mer-
ohsnta
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Lrnching.

Atlanta. Ga, 11.-A farmer
named Ioe Tulford was lynched by
the citizens of Miller county To- InS
murder of his wife, in which ne
was aided by two negroes.
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Your SKIN Cure is SupereUcel-
lent. 1T is FAST curing my daughter
Of rjngWOrnl, a0hjcb had spread all
o0sT her body" Mrs. Z. l.. ID. Mer-
Ram, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it. 81 per package.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool. 11.-Corn, new, mixed,
dull, 5s.3Hd.
Rosin-common, steady, 81.
WbsAt-Spr .nE, No. 2 old sssdy T.,
spring No. 2 new stescy es.10Hd., No.
white, frmer, 81, new western winter
irmar, 90,
FlOur-11s6d.
Wheat-Winter, IS 1Od. to 9s. A.,
spring 8s.6d, 10 So. Ne. California 81.
A. to IS. I'd.
CoTn-NeW 52.4Ed.
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UNIVERSITY OF DESERET.

UaE FIRST TERN OF THE AC-
/ sdemie year 1888 4, will begin on
Mondsv, AUGUST z0sh instant, at 9 q. M,
In tie University building.
JOHN Il. PARK,
aul2 President.
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WANTED.

A young lady sbie 10 pay the pi&no
and organ and acquainted With vocal
music, to travel with reputable fam
liz. Apply at this Office.
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LOOK HERE !

If you want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Bail Tickets,
II yOuWartP Pro gan mes
If you want Letter Heads
II you want Bottle Labels.
If you want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks.
If you want Calling Cards.
If you want Address Cards
II you want Shipping Tags
Il you want Business CARDS.
Fyou want Wedding Cards
Ifyou want Invitation Cards.
IfyOu want Business Circulars
If you want Pamphlets Printed.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, done in most satisfac.
tory manner, you can satisfy YOU
wants by calling at or addressins
The HE2ALD Office. Salt Lake CitT
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Peruvian Bitters.

q delightful Tonic and Appetizer.
For sale by all druggists and wine
merchants.
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EVERYBODY is using, ana every
body is recommending to every
b05y's friends, Browns Iron Bitter5
as reliable iron medicine, a true
tonic.
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Joy to the World.

Come on with your babies TO the
new photograph gallery en- Com
merciaI street. c. r. SAVAGE.
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HORSE MARKET

L haye just received from my tanch
one hundred head of horses, consisting OF
q Ane lot Of geldings, and lasge lot o.
fine mares, as we'll as twelve head of
young mules; hsve ALEC f9w Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
with some gentle teams VIII sell one
or the lot. / b. j. FAUST.
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
5hiloh's Cure is the remedy for yOp.
Rald by z. @. II. I Drug E$0ra- 90
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To Rent,

The Office now occupied by !.
Waters in Godbe, Pitts & Cos Drug
store.
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SEE.

George A. Love has the best Movers,
Respe!s, BuEgies, Tongue Scrspers, Mill
Machinery and Agricultural Implements
in Utah
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Free Fight Spoiled.

About midnight last night sort
of free fight occurred on Second
South street. a large number of
soldiers gathered and became very
insulting to civilians and were
warned by the police to move off.
The gangs broke up for a few Sec
onds and then Teassembled and be.
gan to threaten. Finally one of the
blue boys yelled out that he could
HEX any Cd d-n
of a Mormon that ever
lived"-but the remark Overcame
him and be dropped and didn't speak.
Then free fight started, but the
citizens spoiled it-or ITather the
boys in blue did, for they legged it
pretty lively in the direction of
Fort Douglas.
IRON in a coIorless state and Pc
ruvian bark, combined with well
known arOmatics, make Browns
Iron Bitters the best medicine
known.
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LOOK +! LOOK ! !
For sale che6pi

For sale cheap;
One Piano...s............ So $5O'VI
], 900 lbs New S6fe............. ......... 70 ~
Bowen & Co. PRrloT Billiard Table, 1000
New Carpet, Soc. per yStd.
j. W. SMELLS,
Idaho Store.
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Bullion

Bullion.
New York, I1.-Bar silver 1lO1s.
Railroad and Mining Stocks.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
In fine Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weeklY for the SALT LAKF
I1rpAI.n- nv Se2rs s. Iiddle'
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DIR. SCOTS

Electric Brushes. None better. All
DruFRists sell them.
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HORSES AND MULES
For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
152 Main street.
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BGCh.Ol Bros, Props.
EaHAMS
COMMERCIAL.

Wool Market.
nTAH WOOL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-30
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that it Is the intention
Of the Council of the city of Los Angeles to estab-
fish the grade Of Charity street from Sixth street
10 Twelwth street. as follows:
At the intersection OF Sixth street and Charity
street the grade shall be, as now established, 10
feet above the datum plane; at the intersection
Of Seventh street and Charity street the grade
shall be 8 10 feet above the datum plane; at the
intersection Of Eighth street and Charity street
tho grade shall be oss feet below the datum
plane; at the intersection Of Ninth street and
Charity street the grade shall be feet below the
datum plane; at the intersection Of Tenth street
aud Charity street the grade shall be II feet be-
low the datum plane at the intersection Of
Eleventh street and Charity street the grade
shall be 80 feet below the datum plane; at the
intersection Of Twelfth street and Charity street
the grade shall be lo.7o feet below the datum
plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
Ale their objections, II any they have. with the
Clerk Of the Council within ten days Of the date
Of the first publication Of this notice.
BY order i the Council Of the city Of Los An.
geles at its meeting Of June 25th, A. D. 1883
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, juno 26 1855. ie27 lot