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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. I6.-At a meet
ing of the chamber Of commerce to-
day action was taken protesting
against the Mckinley tariff bill,
unless modified. A communication
was received from the Chinese
merchants Of San Francisco, ex.
pressing pleasure at the resolution
recently adopted by the chamber fol
the resumption Of negotiations with
the Chinese government which
were broken off when the exctgsipu
act Hns passed In 1ess.
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ssIseIs ARMSTRONG, ME-. CUMMINGS,
gsSst Cashier
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Among
trotting horse owners and breeders
the sale Of the entire stud owned by
l.. J. Rose Of Los Angeles, Cslifor-
MIA, is considered one OF the most
important Of the year. II will be
held in this city on March 5th and
includes twenty-nine. colts, fillies
and three-year-olds, the Sultan, a
stallion, AlcaIar, and all the brood
mares on the farm except the IA
NOUS matron MinRehaha.
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A TEN pound sirloin. medium or we'll
done, will be REDUCED 10 SIX pounds and
eight ounces Of Roasted meat, showing .
loss Of eight ounces OF juice While this
loss is ave per cent OF the tot.l weight, IL
shows the very small LOSS OF BUT sEvxH
PER CENT OF JUICE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r.,.,. o. H.rriet Tafl. peee..ed.

TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ Ihh
N undermined, administrative OF The e.
tate Of Harriet Taft. deceased. TO the cree
itors Of. and all persons having clains
against the SAID deceased. TO exniois tnem
r,oaths after the arst publicauonof This no.
ttre. 10 the said Administrative. a. go kast
Third South Street, salt Lake CITY, IN tne
Coz.fy OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
fIIZABETH l. WEBB.
$4,000. osS sw
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in violation Of the act Of Congress
and the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent, and directing the Speaker TO
appoint a select committee 10 inves-
tssgate the matter. Referred.
The following bills were intro
duced.
BY Williams of illinois, directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to
purchase at the market price 81,
900, 900 worth of silver bullion per
month and have it coined as fast
as purchased into standard silver
dollars.
BY Dorsey, authorizing the issue
of 5000, 900, 900 in fifty-year 2 per
cent United States bonds, to be used
exclusively 5or the purpose Of Sc
curing the circulation Of National
banking associations.
Hayes, from the committee on ac-
counts, reported n bill providing
clerks for the members and delegates.
Printed and recommitted.
Perkins reported from the COM
mittee on Indian affairs, which was
passed after a short discussion, a bill
extending for two year. the time
within which the Kansas Pacific
railroad company may construct a
line through Indian Territory.
Adjourned.
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The CoIored Men.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The col.
ored mems convention today
elected ex-senator Pinchback, pres
ident Of the national organization
and issued an address to the people
Of the United States, as follows:
"Attention is called to the fact
that popular elections in many Of
The States OF the Soutt. are farcical
formalities, where the votes Of the
colored men are suppressed by vio-
lence or neutralized by fraud, their
rights denied, and themselves, their
wives, daughters, mothers and sis
ters are made special objects Of IN
friendly State Legislation, and COM
PEELED to travel in filthy and inferior
cars, Colored American citizens
convicted Of petty offenses through
unfriendly courts are subjected
while undergoing sentences to cruel
and inhuman treatment. In addi-
ton, colored American citizens,
when suspected Of having commit
ted certain ofienses, and while in
the custody Of so-called officers Of
the law, are in many instances, and,
as we believe, with the knowledge
and through the eonniyance Of said
Officers, cowardly
LYScHED AND MURDERED.
Our children in many states are not
afforded the school facilities TO
which they are entitled. The labor
system in the southern states is I'M
just and unfair, and colored Ameri-
cans seldom, If ever; enjoy a fair or
reasonable portion Of the fruits Of
their labor. They are taxed with
out representation and compelled to
obey the laws they have no voice in
making.
"Political parties are the instru-
ments through which the will Of the
people is executed. Our purpose is
70 impress upon the public mind the
justice and fairness Of our claims
that no political party can safely af-
ford to ignore them. We urge upon
cOlOred American voters that all
questions Of governmental or admin
istrative policy we should make sec
Ondary and subordinate. Without
regard to the attitude Of the parties
upon such questions. we feel 1t
our duty TO support only that
party and only such candidates as
are known &c be friendly to our
cause, until all political parties will
accord to us our rights and privi-
leges TO which we are entitled under
the Constitution and laws Of the
land"
The address favors the Blair bill,
the placing Of Federal elections uu-
der Federal control and emphatic
ally denounces the bill for the depor-
tation Of colored men.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
state of James FaircIOuEh. peeea.e

Estate OF james AlfcIouBuf Deue17tu-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Br THE
IN undersigned, Administratrix OF the
Estate of James Fairclough. deceased,
to tie creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. 70 cxhicit
them with the necessary vouchers. withln
four months after the first publication Of this
notice 10 the said Administrative. 81 her
residence. ga South Third West street, salt
Lake City. In the County OF Salt Lake, UtAh
Territory.
CAROLINE FAIRCLOUGH.
Administratrix OF the Estate OF James = ar
clough. deceased- oaW w
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A TIN pound sirloin, medium or well
done, Will be REDUCED TO SIX pounds ald
four ounces Of Roasted meat, showing = losr
o. three pounds and twelve ounces OF Juice
While the loss is SIX per cent Of the total
weight. Il shows the enormous Loss OF
fTTT PER CENT. OF The JUICE.
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NOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Assessor and Collector Of Salt
Lake City has made and completed the list
and plat pertaining TO a local tAs. 1t the
rate OF four mills per square foot. levied by
the City Council o. salt Lake City. Janu-
AIRY 2lst. 1880, upon the following described
lots or pieces Of ground. viz:
al OF los ], 2. and :, bio ck 80. all Of lots
2, :, and 5, block o.; all Of lots and 4,
block j.; all OF lots 5 and 6, block 81, all in
Plat Il, salt Lake City Survey. said tax
being for the extension Of the watermains,
along the following described route. viz
beginning At the intersection Of Seventh
East and Third south Streets, and running
thence Southwark along said Seventh ESst
street 20 a pOlnt midway between Fourth
and Fifih South Streets; also, from the cor
ner OF Fourth south Street and Seventh
kaEt Street, one half block Eas: and one
half block West en- Fourth South Street
said list and plat have been lodged IN the
Ofice Of the CITY Recorder. No 2. City II II,
and will he open to inspection for n period
Of ten days. from and after the 9th day Of
February, A. d. isao. during which time the
written appeals 20 the Council for the cor
rectiOn OF SAID assessment msyb be flied with
said Recorder, 10 pursuance OF the ord
nance in such case provided.
HEBER N. WELLS,
City Recorder.
Salt lake City. February 5rd, $50.
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Fcaerafion Ranauef.

MELBOURNE, Feb. g. Duncan
Gillies, Premier OF the province OF
Victoria, gave n grand banquet to
the delegates to the convention 70
form a colonial federation. James
Serice, the late Premier, proposed
the toast Of "United Australasia. -
Sir Henry Parkes, Premier Of New
South Wales, responded. There was
great enthusiasm.
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The Chirnro RnndIers.

CHICAGO, Frb.6.-Governor Fifer
today refused to pardon Michael
Leyden, one Of Chicago's boOdler
commissioners, now in Joliet prison.
Leyden's prayer was that the time
he spent in Jail at Chicago pending
appeal to the Supreme Court should
be applied on his prison sentence.
The governor declined to take that
view, Next Monday, however,
LeyGen, with all the other doodle
convicts, Ochs, Varnell, Wasser-
man and Van Pelt, will be released.
their terms expiring on that day.
Leyden's plea for pardon was to
enable him TO regain his citizen
ship.
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ELIzABETH NEIBAUR. THE ADMIN
IL istratriI OF the estate Of Alexander
NeIbaur, deceased. having fled her petition
herein, duly verified. praying Sr an order Of
sale OF the real estate OF said oecedent
for the purposes therein set forth, Il !.
therefore ordered by the JHdge OF saic
Court, that all persons interested in the e.
tate OF said deceased, appear before the sand
Probate Court on Friday, the eth day Of
March, lsa0, AZ 10 o'clock In the forenoon
OF said day, At the court room OF said
Probate Court. At the County Court House
in the City and County Of salt Lake. Utah
Terriforv, - sh1- cruse Why an order
should not be granted 10 the said admins
tratrl1, TO sell 60 much OF the real estate OF
the said deceased az private sale a. shall
De necessary. and that a copy OF this order be
published NJ least four successive week.
IN ,ihe DEsERET NEWS, q newspaper
printed and published IN said city and
county.
Dated February 9Th. 1890.
C. W. BARTCH.
Probate judge
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PoWderiy.

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 6.-Powder-
~ today instituted suit for criminal
libel against Edward Callaghan- a
warrant for Callaghan's arrest will
be issued tomorrow. The case grows
out Of the matter written by Gala
CHAN during the recent trouble with
Powderly.'
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BEssEMEB, Ala, Feb. 6.-For
several days the negroes have been
holding meetings and discussingBut
ler's bill. They have sent TO Con
gress the results Of their delibera-
tons, which favor the passage OF
the bill and the emigration OF the
colored people to Congo Free State,
Africa.
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- safe Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur
riar and fire proof Rents s. 10 SIS per
year.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The coro-
ner's inquest in the Tracy fire Is
closed and the jury's verdict is:
Josephine Morel came to her death
by the burning Of the Tracy resid-
ence, and the cause Of The Ere j.
unknown, and the loss Of life at the
fire was largely due to its exception
ally rapid SPREAD"
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NOTICE

SALT LAKE CITY. February srd, $50.
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Hotel Burned.

GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Feb. T.
The Mansion hotel was burned
early this morning. Stephen Cole,
French doctor, was badly burned
and n number Of guests had very
narrow escapes from being burned
10 death.
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Amer College Leagues.

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-President Elliot
of Harvard, in his annual report,
expresses disapproval Of the inter
collegiate leagues, which he con-
siders are weakening the cause Of
good and prolific in producing
quarrels between the colleges,
which ought to have better business
in hand than football controversies.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of the Estate OF OTsOn
Prhft. deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Harmel Frati, Administrator Of the
Estate Of Orson Pratt, deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and filed IN
said Court, his final account Of HE ad-
ministraiiOn Of said estate and petition for
dnal distribution Of the residue OF SAID es-
iate among the pertOns entitled thereto,
and that Friday, the s,th day OF tebru-
arr, A. d. $50, AZ 10 o'cidcS a. m. ST TIE
Court Room OF said Court, in the County
Court House. salt Lake City and County
Utah Territory. has been duly appointed
by the Judge Of said Court for the settle
ment Of said account and hearing said
petition for distribution. az which time and
place Any person interested IN said estate
may appear and show cArse, II any there
be- why said account should not be settled
and approved and final distribution made
as prayed for.
dated January snth. 1870.
JOHN c. CUTLER.
d sw Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.,,,,. :, w,I,,m v Morri.. pece.,ed.

Estate Of William V. Morris, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned. Administration, OF the
Estate Of William v. Morris, deceased, 70 ths
creditors Of, ard all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF THIS
nstice, 20 the said Administrator, 81 Il
W. South Temple Street, salt Lake CITY, IN
TIE County Of Salt Lake.
Dated December 3oth. ~.
ELIAS MORRIS,
Administrator o TIE Estate Of William ".
Morris, deceased eoweW
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A PapaI Di.syeuaI.

ROME, Feb. 6.-Cardinal Ram
polio. in reference to the protest OF
the late Rabbi Adler, disavows,
through Cardinal Manning, the re-
port that the Pope approved the
French book accusing the Jews OF
blood sacrifices Of Christian child
rem. The Vatican simply acknowl-
edged receipt Of the book.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Miner G. Atwood. Deceased

EfrfIC Of NIlCI o. AENVV1f IN0V77 -7--
~ undersigned, Administrator OF the Is
tate Of Miner g. Atwood. deceased, 70 the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. TO exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers, within zen
notice. 10 i. n. wnddell, at the once OF
LeGrAnd Young, Attorney, over the Des-
e-et National Bank. salt Late city. In the
County OF Salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January 18th, i3e0.
MULLEN ID. ATWOOD.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Miner G.
.,-c,d S.re,aed oaW 5W
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The PhenoEraph.

Telephone. Telegraph, and kindred cleo
trieAl messengers Will all be utilized by the
orders for sOZODoNT. which VIII be
flashed and sounded over the wires. II Is
as well known abroad as II home, as
cleansing aren't for the teeth
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oiienses and violations of the in.
ternal revenue laws committed
there are equitable in that district.
Inc governments jurisdiction over
TINS territory has been a matter of
dispute for many years.
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LION COFFEE
selection Of
Mocha, lava and
Sio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
10 make the
incest cup of
Coffee IN the
land. A Beauti-
full Picture Card
In every Pack
age. For Sale
eyeryWhere.Ask
your Grocer for
n
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House.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. e.-The demo
Gratis this morning carried out theil
policy Of silent protest against tn,
rulings of the Speaker by declining
to vote upon the question OF approx
ing the Journal. The instrument
however, was approved, yeas l5S
nays 40, constitutional quorum be
ing counted by the Speaker.
The committee on rules reported
the new code. Ordered printed anc
recommitted.
The Senate direct tax bill was
referred to the committee on judi
ciary.
Tarsney Of Missouri offered reso
luton, reciting that it is charged thai
many hundred individuals entered
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THE RULES.

The House committee on rules
was in session this morning and
amended the code TO correspond to
the action Of the republican caucus
yesterday afternoon. One Of these
amendments, which was overlooked
IN the abstract sent out last night.
Is Of Importance, as 1t strikes out
OF the new code the authority con-
ierred upon the committees report-
ing general appropriation bills to
present new legislation. 1t Is
learned that this action was d.
rected by the republican caucus
Yesterday only after n bitter fight,
IN which Cannon and Mckinley
were finally overcome by the oppo-
sition, under the lead Of Payson. AS
amended, the rule is in the exact
shape Of the corresponding rule in
the preceding House.
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CountT OF salt Lake.
I. John O. Cutler. CLERK OF tie Probate
Court in and for the County Of salt Lake, IN
the Territory Of Utah. do hereby cerufy
that the foregoing Is full, true and correct
copy OF order TO show cause why order
OF sale Of real estate In the matter Of the
estate of Alexander Neibaur. deceased
as appears OF record in my Oifice.
In witness whereof. I have hcrcunto set
NY hand and AFFIXED the seal Of said Court,
this s;h day Of February, a. D. is9o.
tsEALl JOHN @. CUTLER.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
BY JoHS L. NEnEKER.
Deputy Ciers. "a
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SCRATCHING IT JUST THEN,

The matter was forced by circum-
stances beyond his control, so he did
not consult the signers. He ad.
mitted they could not draw Camp
bell cut as they tried to do. "The
fact is" said he, che turned out q
more difficult person than we
lhOught.'
Turner then said: o1f the Cover
nor had succeeded in getting Camp
bell into a corner, you would stand
at the head Of the cannon and touch
it off,"
Halstead-No sir, did not intend
TO stand at the head Of the cannon,
but | got there. Great laughter.1
Continuing, Halstead said there
was supposed to be n feeling be-
tween Senator Sherman and Gov
ernor Foraker, growing out Of the
events of the Chicago convention.
Ohio contained more than her share
Of distinguished men and there was
necessarily a friction where they
were so crowded. The delicate re-
latiOns existing between Sherman
and Foraker made it highly mex
pedient to allow anything to get out
through Foraker's agency that IT,
fiected on the Senator. 1t would
have been fatal to the party. Wit
ness had not relied on Woods word
regarding the paper, but was guided
by the internal evidence of the pa
per, n document far beyond Woods
ability to produce. He believed
that from the beginning Foraker
had been fooled as he had himself.
witness never contemplated n rival
~ for the senatOrship between him
self, Mckinley and Butterworth.
He had known of great calamities
befalling public men and believed
that if these men had signed that
paper they should be struck.
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GALvEsToN HARpoR.

Before the Senate committee on
commerce Reagan made an argu-
ment in favor Of the scheme to
spend S6,000,0 900 in making a deep
water harber at Galveston. A sub
committee was appointed to draft 4
bill and report to the full committee.
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Governor Fleming.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. e.
Governor Fleming was inaugurated
today. This evening there was n
brilliant reception at the State
House.
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IN EXECUTIVE SESSION

of the Senate today the motions
made by Edmunds in reference to
the Samoan treaty was tabled,
whereuPon Edmunds stated that he
desired TO be excused from further
service on the foreign relations COM
mittee.
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Sneak Thieves,

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 6.-Sneak
thieves tonight stole $500 worth Of
diamonds and other iewelry from
the residence Of J. Il. Perkins.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FOE VEHT DESIRABLE LANDS
Both Agricultural a,d ar.z.s. y
Northern Chiha.hsa. near Colesy Ola.
Tor fan p,rtieulars. s7yiy . D.ssa.1
SEws onoe. or ". Derry Jeh.son. n,
Colony DiaI, Canton GalesaA, Chihuahua
Mexico. EAUtf
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NOMINATIONS.

The President today sent to the
Senate the nominations. Jacob y.
Copes, postmaster, Phoenix, Ariz.
Supervisors of census-Idaho, A. j.
Pinkham; Wyoming, Homer Mer-
rill; Arizona, Elias S. Clark: Cali
iornia, John F. Sheehau, first dis
trict
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OF the completion of the Assess
ment OF Local Tax for the E1'
tension OF the Watermains along
Fourth South street and finh
East Street.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER

has given an opinion to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury that the terri
Tory known as "NO Mans Land
is included in the eastern judicial
district Of Texas and that criminal
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SweIIjnes in the Mach
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the County OF
salt Lake, Territory Of Utah
Order to show cause why Order OF Sale Of
Real Estate Should not 30 made.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ale1ande
Nelbaur. deceased.
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The House special committee on
invalid pension this afternoon re-
ported back the Senate disability
pension bill with substitute max
ing the rate for total disability So
per month and for partial disability
$50 per month. The bill as amend
ed was passed.
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THE SMOKE INsLEcToRsHIp.

1t was preposterous to suppose that
Governor Foraker thought there
was anything fraudulent about it.
There was a cloud of witnesses and
the lawyer who drew up the con-
tract witness wondered now that
that they did not come down and
deny it the day after the publica-
ton. Undoubtedly Wood put Sena-
tor Sherman's name on il to make
ii impossible for Foraker TO use the
paper. After publication witness
was staggered 10 see Sherman's
declaration /. that the paper was
lie, but he assumed that Sherman
was extremely unlikely TO have
signed the paper, knowing what il
was. Thirty years ago Sherman
lost the Speakership by signing in
that way the compendium of the
Helper book.
Mr.. Halstead placed at the dis
pOsal Of the committee his private
letters to Governor Foraker and
said that souIe OF them were con-
clusiSe evidence that both himself
and Foraker were convinced of the
soundness of the paper.
Cogswell asked why witness did
not verify the character OF the paper
by Sherman and Butterworth, He
replied that Butterworth was not in
the country or had Just returned.
Sherman was In Washington. He
recalled the saying that you could
get a member Of Congress TO sign q
petition to get himself hanged. II
was not pleasant to put a finger on
a sore spot like that. 1t was not his
particular part to go
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CONFIRMATION
INVALID TENSION piIt

Blanch X. Bruce, recorder Of
deeds, District Of Columbia; George
w. Irwin, marshal for Montana.
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NOTICE.

or the Completion Of the Assess
ment OF Local Tax for the Ex-
tension Of the Sntermains along
Seventh East Street.