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each In sunny France.
II. j. Macredy has pulled the Irish half.
mile record down to ! min. rs sec.
Ohio has joined Kentucky in opposing the
admission of colored men to the L. A. w.
ranks
G. Paulsen is ready at any time to lower
Of 20:l5 fully four hours.
TIE prize list for the Columbia Wheel
mems race, Sept. II, will surpass in value
that of tie Milwaukee road race.
The English racing men now affect suits
that are near relations to those of the pan
TONNE clown and harlequin.
What few professionals there are left in
England have nearly all abandoned the
high wheels and taken to the safety.
Each Irish championship declded this
year has been won by different man, q
most unparalleled condition of affairs in
the annals of Irish racing.
At recent Northern Counties, Eng,
1901 mile race the attendance numbered
li,00O. Checks were Issued inside the
grounds for 1900 wheels.
The women's safety is not popular in
England, and there are very few of the
gentler sex seen on the roads there except
on tandems with male companion.
A challenge has been issued on behalf Of
henry tOurnler OF ParlS TO ride any pro-
fessional in the world any distance up TO
twenty-five miles for $500 for the safety
championship OF the world
The police authorities in England seem
determined to put down the practice of
night riding without lamps, and number
Of cases are reported of arrests and lines
of yiolators Of the law.
When local wbeelmen start for a record
they must see 10 the timing and checking
or hold the record in name only, as the
Century Road Club Of America accepts no
records not properly checked, timed and
attested 10.
The objections to cement surface cycl-
ing track are deafness. liability TO crack,
excessive hardness in case of accident,
dangerous when wet, liability TO wear
ridgy and uneven, difficulty of repair an
uoyance from glare in q hot sun.
A recent l00-miie race in En- gland was
contested by four men over 40 wears old.
The race was won by j. G. Sames, Of the
Catford G. c., in hrs. 81 min. % Sec The
last of the four, who was the eldest, was
A. E. Edge. father Of the famous flyer, who
came in in hrs. 81 min. 40 sec.
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fixture on the Baltimore club now that Hal
igan is suspended.
Sullivan and Harrington, the Cincinnati
battery. weigh $50 pounds between them.
Umpire Mitchell, released by Nick
Young, will assist BucKenberger in man
aging the Pittsburg club.
An effort is being made TO transfer the
Oshkosh club of the Michigan Wisconsin
league to Milwaukee.
Jerry Harrington has been released by
Cincinnati and will probably go to Butte,
Mon. to catch Mullane.
1t looks as II it would pay the manage.
ment of the Cincinnati clup to make terms
with Tony Muilane
Tom Dowse, the catcher who was re-
leased by Cincinnati on Sunday, has signed
with the Philadelphias.
Pfeffer has not turned out to be that for
tnnate Investment in Louisville that Was so
confidently expected.
Latham is not playing, owing to a lame
shoulder. Genius, who is trying to fill his
position at third base, is making a woeful
failure OF it.
! The Louisvllies seem to be sorry that
they released Catcher Doves Weaver did
not prove to be success behind the bat.
| President George Wagner OF the Wash
ingtons, has AT last corraiied Joe Muivey
Tor third oase- Joe says he wants to show
| people he is king of the position.
! The Phlllies do not play steady enough
for winner. They make phenomenal
spurts ct times which are heartbreakers to
their opponents, only to fall back with q
slckening thud.
Today the Ogdens and Salt Lakes will
meet on the State street grounds, and q
good game is promised.
Jack Lynch, the once famous pitcher,
was il his day the most unreasonable of
men on the salary question. He is now do
ing poIiceman's duty at about So a day.
Reorganization OF the Wisconsin Michi-
gan Baseball league has been perfected
with four-club circuit composed OF Osh-
kosh, Green Bry, Marinette and Menom
inee.
Some people think Cleveland, with Clark
son, young Cuppy and Davies to depend
The Cleveland club has today the best team
in its history.
Umpire Tim Hurst has gone to his home
IN Ashland, Pa, having received notice
from NICK Young that his services would
be no longer required as league umpire
Billy Barniei is Hurst's successor.
Another player that Chicago will proba-
bly, lose for good Is DUNCAN, who, early in
the year, gave promise of developing into
the champion batter OF the league. But he
has recently found that his arm Is muscle
bound and he may De forced to abandon
baseball altogether.
Pitcher Tony Mullane, whose interview
with President Brush the other day set
tied the players chances with Cincinnati
this season, has accepted the terms offered
him h5 the Butte City club and has gone
west &c report for duty. Mullane says
that the difference between his Butte
salary and his old Cincinnati salary will
only amount to 500 month. He has not
yet decided what plans he will follow next
season.
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cry one can see the race from start t

every one can see the race from start to
finish.
Mornington Cannon, up to the beginning
OF this month, had substantial lead among
| the English winning jockeys with ninety
seven wins in 402 mounts. G. Barrett was
second with ninety wins in 3S1 mounts, and
J. Watts third, with seventy-four wins in
257 mounts.
At race in Cincinnati last week, the
Judges ruled out the pneumatic tire. This
was an assumption of power. Every well
regulated stable carries pneumatic The
best drivers are of the opinion that it re-
duces friction and contributes to the speed
Of the horse.
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Flying Jib will now try to beat Ha
Pointers time at the independence Ia.
meeting.
Charles Derby, with q trotting record OF
2;2o, is now being set to pacing.
Paragon won the , 20 trot at Sturgis
Mich. for purse of $1,000. getting mark
OF 2:l6ss.
Mat Byrnes has said that he would no,
bring Tammany west 10 race with 70 Tam,
bien for Ss0000,0O0.
There is decided scarcity of high-clas.
Jockeys, and their ranks do not seem to
gain many additions as the years roll by.
A peculiar point about the two new
records is that both the old records were
lowered exactly one second
Budd Doble thinks Nancy Hanks has not
reached her limit and will try TO drive her
iI 2 :05 some time before the season closes.
Yorkville Belle is now said to be the
greatest mare in the east since she won the
Omnibus stakes. They have not got Yo
9ambien down there yet.
<. w. Williams is talking of making p
rubber track that rain will not affect Its
estimated that such thing would COST
$l0O0 00.
La Tosca is looked for to do some extra.
ordinary things in the near future. She
has not been very well and the work of
preparing her has only just been recon-
meuced.
Orrin Hickox. Jack Splan, George Fuller
John A. Goldsmith, Ed Geers, and w. FL.
Crawford, all lifetime companions of Budd
Dohle, were on hand TO witness Nancy
Hanks performance.
While being shipped from Sheepshsad
Bay TO Monmouth PARK Lady Violet fell.
but received nothing more serious than a
shaking.
BILLY" Lakeland has come TO the conclu-
sion that Lord Dalmeny has earned rest.
The horss will not be seen in public again
for some time.
Jimmy Rowe says that Kingston can run
mile in 1888, and wants the Monmouth
park TO offer a purse for the old horse 10
beat Salvatore record.
Lamplighter was the victor in the Cham
pion stakes, one mile and hall, at Mon
mouth park. His time, 2:32s<. lowers the
record for that distance held by Firenzi.
quarter of second.
Don Alonzo won the Junior Champion
stakes at Monmouth park in :l215, thres
quarters of a second faster than the best
time previously made in that event, which
is al six furlongs.
Juliet, the steeple chaser, is ridden ia all
Of her races without whip or spur. She
likes TO run race to suit herself, u saws
Mr.. Percy Taylor, land resents the use of
g whip or spur oy promptly stopping when
she Is punished"
The number Of spectstors on the fat at
horse races in Melbourne averages from
5000 TO $4,000. The course could accommo-
date 100000 without feeling the strain, and
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HECTOR w. HAIGHT. Judge.
S. w. DARKE, Attorney for Administrative.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
i the Third judicial district Of Utah territory,
county OF Salt Lake. The National Bank OF
the Republic, plaintiff, vs. the Metropolitan In
vestment company, E. NJ. Perkins, B. A. AM
bier. G. w. E. Grif1th and George J. Barker,
observation-disclosures The people OF the Ter
ritory Of Utah send greeting: To the Metropoli-
tan Investment company. T. n. Perkins. B. A.
Amber, G. W. z. Griffith and George J. Bar
ker, defendants. You are hereby reqsired to
appear IN an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the district court OF
the Third judicial district Of the territory OF
Utah, and TO answer the complaint fled therein
within ten days exclusive OF the Gay OF service)
after the service on you OF this suuirnons-if
served within this county; or. II served out OF
this county, but in this district, within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days-or judgments
by default viii be taken against you. according
TO the prayer OF said complaint The said
notion is brought &c have Judgment against de =
PENDANTS on TWO causes OF action, a. follows 20
wit: First-In sum OF $500. with interest
from May 10. 1902. at per cent per month, 500
attorneys fees and costs OF suit alleged TO bo
due upon certain promissory note, made by
defendant company endorsed by defendants
Perkins Grif1th. Amber and Barker, in favor
Of plaintiff, for IS, Goo. December 10, 1891, with
interest after maturity on non-payment ut
per cent. per month; same being due and wholly
unpaid Seoopd-In sum OF $1,000 with inter-
est thereon at per cent per month from May
10, 1892, and $1,000 attorneys fees. alleged 70
be due on certain promissory note executed
20 plaintiff By defendant company, and endorsed
by defendants Perkins, Am bier, Grtnth and
Barker. December 10. 1891. for eia0oo. with in
terest after maturity or n0n-payment at rate OK
per cent per month; same being due and
wholly unpeid. And you are hereby notified
that II you fail TO appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for the sum OF
5000 SIC 090 with interest and attorneys fees
as above. and costs of suit
Witness. the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, judge,
and the seal of tho district court OF the Third
judicial district In and for the territory OF Utah
this 18th day OF June. in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud nlnety-two.
tsEAL1 HENRY G. MCMILLAN Clerk
Bv GEO. d. Looms. Deputy Clerk
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Dated August %, 1902.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
N holders OF the Brigham Young Trust COM
pany will be held at the Lion house South
Temple street, near First East street,
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, at 10 a. NJ, on
Thursday Sept. l5 1892, to consider
the proposition TO so amend article
two of the articles OF incorporation OF said COM
pany as to permit said company to receive by
gift real or personal property in trust to use
the same or the proceeds of the sale thereof in
the maintenance OF the the city lot known as
President Brigham Young's private cemetery.
By order OF the board OF trustees.
RICHARD w. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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towers and domes and steeples seem to rise
directly out of the sparkling water, very
counterpart of Venice. But once at anchor
age inside the mighty wall of coral rock
which forms the mighty breakwatsr
and one of the most wonderful harbors In
the world. all resemblance to the silent
emlnently a commercial place, the most
busting and progre sive than any we nave
yet seen in Brazil. II lies fat upon a fer
tile plain enclosed within semi-circular
sweep of low. green mountains, an arm of
which, trending down to the shore in bold
hills, forms the northern suburb of tue city
and has oeen appropriately named Olinda,,
.the Reautifnln
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GREAT SNAKES. y

A dog, which has been thrice bitten by a
rattlesnake, at Canaveral, Fla, was cui ed
by the internal administration OF fourteen
spoonsful Of gunpowder.
A mule ct Rome, Ga, killed large moe
casin snake. which was in the act of strik-
ing it on the nose, seizing the snake in his
mouth and biting it nearly in twain
What is considered TO be one of The great
est archaeological discoveries in years has
been found near Lebanon, H.. in the shape
of serpent mound, 100 feet long and 10
feet through
A l3-year- old boy killed snake of the
spreading adder variety recently at Con-
cord, N. c., and wss much surprised by
seeing eighty two young snakes crawl out
of the wound in her snakeship side.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD CT PUBLIC
" Works, Salt Lake City, Aug u. 1882 To
Contractors for Street Paving Sealed pro-
posals will be received until o. clock D. m OF
Monday, Aug. 90 1892, for the work OF grading,
cureing and paving with stone blocks and
asPhaltum all Of East Temple street, between
South Temple and Fourth South streets, In
street, between West Temple and State streets.
IN paving district No. 4 and all OF Second South
street. between State and WestTsmpIs streets,
In paving district No. s. OF Salt Lake CITY,
There will be about 1000 cubic yards OF grad
Ing; Loco linear feet OF curbing 900 SCARE
yards Of stone block pavement and about z9oOC
square yards OF asphaltum pavement TO be laid
specifications and forms for contract and bond
together with full instructions to bidders will
be furnished on application Address, Board OF
Public Works. No. 1871 South Main street, Salt
Lake City, Utah. The right 10 reserved 10 r.
Iect any and all bids. BY order OF the board
@. L HAINES, Chairman
A. E. DoREMus. City Engineer
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Special Notices.

Want. For Sale, For Rent Lost, Found.
etc. Advertisements cent per word each
issue; BY the month, SLIGO per line. Estray
notices S1.00 for each animal Advertised. Mar
riage notices Si.O0; birth notices, so cents,
dsath announcements, free; obituary com
ments, 10 cents per line. No advertisement,
taken for less than 10 CENTS
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DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID trustees OF Salins school district No. lO
Sewer county. Utah, until IL N. Sept. 20 1892
for the erection Of q six-room school building at
Sslina. Sewer county. Utah. Plans and speof-
ncattons can be seen at Hayes & Robinson'a
furniture store, Salina. or ut the Office Of Will
liam Carroll. architect. room IS Mercantile
block, Salt Lake city. Bids win be opened as
~ N. Sept 20, 1892. The board reserves this
right TO reject any or all bids.
D. p. STOOPS, Clerk.
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E!ns WhNTED.

BOARD OF EDUCATION, SALT LAKE
~ city, August 26. ls92-Bids will be received
by the board Of education until 10 a. NJ August
81, 1882, for the erection OF an eight class room
school building on Third East between Sixth
and Seventh South streets, IN the Third ward.
Revised plans and specifications can be seen al
the office OF William Carroll, architect room
No. 10 Mercantile block. No bids will be con-
sidered unless accompanied by q certified check
for i've per cent OF the amount OF the bid
u. G. RAYBOULD. Chairman.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF
IN Francis n. Dyer, deceased. Notice is
hereby given. by the undersigned, executors OF
the estate OF Francis II. Dyer deceased to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within eleven months
after the first publication Of this notice. TO the
said executors at salt Lake city, in the county
OF Salt Lake, Utah territory.
HENRY p. HENDERSON,
FARLEY L WILLIAMS,
Executors OF the estate OF Francis II. Dyer,
deceased.
Dated Aug. 10 1892
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SO CENTS EACH.

The Greatest Bargain in Muslin Under
wear ever offered, Night Gowns, Chemies.
Drawers, Shirts and Corset Covers, all at
one price at
SIMON Bros.
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BASEBALL.

DOR Chris Won
der Abe is think
Ing OF sending to
Germany for 9
team.
Billy Barnie is
to be appointed a
National league
umpire.
Jake Beckley
has been reap
pointed captain Of
the Pitrsburg.
Ward will be n
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MEETINGS.


OPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
y Notice is hereby given that there will be q
meeting OF the stockholders Of The Salt Lake
Lithographing and Publishing company at the
oflce OF said company. in Salt Lake city, Utah
territory. on the goth day of September. 1892. at
l2 o'clock, noon, of that day for the purpose Of
uniting and consolidating said corporation, The
Salt Lake Lithographing and Publishing COM
pany. with Kelly and company, q corporation OF
Utah territory doing business st Salt Lake
city, Utah territory. and for submitting such
consolidation to vote OF the stockholders Of
The Salt Lake Lithographing and Publishing
company. BY order OF the board of directors.
CDated August goth. 189.
WALTER P. JENNINGS. Secretary.
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CPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
y Notice is hereby given that there will be a
meeting of the stockholders of Kelly and COM
pany at the Office OF said company, in Salt Lake
city, Utah territory, on the 22nd day OF Septem-
Der, 1892, at I2 o'clock, noon, OF that day, for
the purpose of uniting and consolidating said
corporation of Kelly and company with the
Salt Lake Lithographing and Publishing COM
pany corporation of Utah territory doing
business IN Salt Lake city. Utah territory, and
for submitting such consolidation TO vote of
the stockholders OF Kelly and company.
BY order of the board OF directors.
Z. W. GARDINER,
Secretary.
Dated August % 1902
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WITH The SPORTS.
The Sullivan Corbett Match At
tracing Attention.
BASEBALL AT THE PARK.
General Review OF the Ring, the Track, the
Diamond and the wheel-Notes
From All Quarters.
HERE is consid-

HERE is consid-
cradle interest
manifested locally
in the Sullivan
Corbett fight. and
as the time for the
meeting draws
nearer, the friends
Of the contestants
grow warmer and
warmer. So far,
but little, II any,
money has been
put up; there is
pfontu nf 1;yna
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BICYCLING.

HE ladies of Salt
Lake are gradually
growing less afraid
of the wheel.
Now they are try
ing to tax bicycles 81
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DIVIDENDS.

DIviDEND NO. 66 = OFFICE OF THE
~ DAILY Mining company. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah territory, Aug. l5 1892 The board OF a.
rectors have declared dividend for July, 1892
Of thirty-seven Thousand five hundred dollars
(s37, 500, the same being 70 cents per share
upon the capitsl stock of the company, payable
Aug. 81. 1892 at the ONCE OF the company, No.
1913 South Main street Cup stairs). Salt Lake
city, Utah territory. and at the ONCE Of the
treasurer j. b. Haggin. San Francisco, Gal. ,
and at the office or the transfer agents, Messrs.
Lounsbery 4 Co., Mills building. No. IS Broad
street. New York city. Transfers to close
Aug p, 1882 K. @. CHAMBERS.
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DIED.

UlHU
GoRDoN-In Salt Lake City August 26 1892
Hyman- infant son of M. and F. Gordon u
native OF Salt Lake City, aged 10 months.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at 10
o'clock a. m. Sunday, Aug. 2S, from 44s s Sec
ond West street. Interment, Jewish cemetery.
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OF THE REEF. :
CIeanest and Most Progressive
City in Brazil.
IT'S GREAT SUGAR INTERESTS.
The Great Coral Reef That Faces the Whole
Republic Like Massive Wall
Fifty Feet Wide.

PPROAC HIN G
Pernambuco from
the open sea on a
summers day
and it is always
8 u m N g r t m
down here you
see nothing of the
famous "City of
the Reef" until
close upon it. when
it's tall houses and
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA holders OF TIE HERALD Publishing COM
pany viii be held at THE HERALD building,
Salt Lake city, Utah, on Thursday. the 22nd OF
september. 1892. ct 10 a. m, to consider the
proposition to amend article fifteen OF the arti-
cles Of incorporation so as to make five
directors quorum authorized to transact the
business and exercise the corporate powers OF
the corporation. By order OF the board OF
directors. HORACE G. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE. CITY, Utah, Aug. 10, 1892.
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A sweeping sale of new velvet carpets
and black silks at Walker Bros. & Fyier
Co. Monday.
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FOUND.

Il OUND-SoRREL HORSE AND BUGGY
y found on Fifth North street and second
West on Thursday evening. Call at Herald
for particulars and pay expenses
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
L county OF Davis territory OF Utah. In tbs
deceased. Order TO show cause why
order OF sale OF real estate should
not be made. Eliza Foukes, the admin
stratrix Of the estate OF Edgar Foukss, de-
ceased. having fled her petition herein praying
for an order OF sale OF portion OF the real es-
tate OF said decedent. for the purposes therein
set forth. II is therefore ordered by said court
that all persons interested In the estate OF said
deceased, appear before the said court on Mon
day the 18th day OF September, 1892, at II
o. o'clock IN the forenoon of said day. at the court
room Of said court at Pennington, in the county
of Davis. to show cause why IN order should
not be granted TO the said administrator to sell
so much of tho real estate OF the said deceased
az shall be necessary. And that copy OF this
order be published at least four successive
weeks In TIE SALT LAKE HERALD, news
paper printed and published in Salt Lake city,
Salt Lake county Utah.
Dated Aug 70, 1892.
HECTOR w. HAIGHT. Judge
G yV nARKR Atrorney for Administrative
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rERsOaAl.

mr. lSS ALLEN WILL REOPEN HER KIN
III dergarlen and primary school at 43 South
Third East on Monday, Sept. 5.
nR. +. THIELE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ geon, lats OF San Francisco, CAL has
permanently located at 2i41a State street
Salt Lake city. Hours: s to 10 O. m, 2
to p. m, and to 8 p. m. Specialtes-Dis-
eases of the nervous system; diseases of the
blood and skin: diseases peculiar to women;
chrouic catarrh.
MRS. j. B. ELLIOTT, TRANCE MEDIUM,
III sittings 10 a. m. to p. N. 1879 West Sec
ond South
WEsTERN BILL POSTING co. 0NC)
MAIN OFFICE, 40 RICHARDS STREET,
III Salt Lake, s. W. Anderson, general man
ager Branch Offices at Ogden, Park City,
Provo and Logan
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A NCIENT ORDER FORERTERS oFAMER-
n icn. Court Pride OF Utah No. 1881 meets
at S31a " est Temple street. A. O. U. w. hall.
en- the tIst srd third " ednesdeyE OF each
month. Visiting brothers cordially invited
RICHARD BEYNON, Chief Ranger.
G VI. ARHNOR, +. S. p. o. Box 1854
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ARCHITECTS.

o B. TYSON. ARCHITECT AND SUPER
u. intcndent. j. l.. Peck. Civil Engineer.
Hoom 508 Constitution Building