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interpretations.
SALT LAsE CiTY, August /, Is

The Intermouutain Milling company
has leased and intend 10 operate ali the
Touring mills In Salt Lake county, and
their articles Of Incorporation have
been lodged with the county clerk.
The incoruorAlors and the amount OF
stock taken by eaen are: W, s. Nc.
Cornick, 81 Il T.. Miller, 3i; Hyum
Bruni0n, %, EIias Morris, .. 10. H..
TUwndr0w, 81 William Cooper, 30;
total, $50. Inu capital stock IL plsceI
nj $.5,UuJ, divided into 80 shares Di
the par value Of 500 each, all u which
II taken. The officers are, Elias Morris,
president; Hyrum Bennlgn, vice ptr-i.
dent; w. =. McCOrniuE, treasurer; r.
T., Miller, secretary.
The company has leased the prIperty,
PRIVILEGES, franchises, ETC., Of the Wa.
satch Milling company, Salt Lake MN
q Elevator company, Pioneer Patent
Roller Mills, Miller. Roller Mills,
TaylgTsvillu Roller Mills aud the Wi.
liam Cooper Mills.
The J. q. Taylor Corporation have
also filed articles with the county clerk,
Hnd will carry on u general intutancu
aud loan business. The incorp0rat0fs
are j. &. Taylor, II. J. Thomas, T.. l..
Sheets, W. II. Lett aud A. NJ. PhilliIs,
who subscribe Tor the iull amount VI
the capital stock, 10000 shHres, u the
par value Of $40 .acn. Tue officers are
j. &. Taylor, president; W. IL. Lett,
vice president; y. l.. Sheets, treasurer,
aud II. J. Thomas, secretary aud gen.
oral manager. Tho headquarters will
be In salt Lake.
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Notes.

A license to wed has been Issued 10
Crayton NJ. Luious, - and Miss Clara
Zimmerman, also %, by Clerk Led.
widge.
Five prisoners we're taken down 10
the peniteutiary Saturday night, Wis
Red Phillips, IL. 4. Sergeant, L., H.,
Hampton, r., T.. Roe and +, Chase.
Mor1ni Mason pleaded guilty TO
assault anu battery and was given
thirty days In the county jail.
Onicer Jos Baxter came tack from
Salt Lake last uight aud brought with
MIN the little Ross boy who boarded a
ifuit train last Saturday, intending to
leave home, but ON reaching Salt Lake
wac arrested,
Mrs. Giesy, against whom indlot-
ments have been found charging heI
with using tue u. 4. mails for clruulst
g a drug known ~ "DelinB PfevoL-
io.," Is reported to be seriously 81.
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STATEHOOD DAY
As Celebrated In Gardeu City on Beau.
tiful Hear Lake.
s1l-lai car,usrsrrcs ~ Do NlUs-

Spseloi Carrsspsraenos Of rt NINs.
GARDES CItY, Rion county, Utah,
August 4, ls0l.-Wednesday, August
LIT was a grand holiday for the cit Gems
of this town. We celebrated In com
mon with many other OF the sOttlc.
menis Of Utah the "stAtehold Pay"
On sunday afternoon 1t the regular
sabbath services, a committee Of three
was appointed to make arrangement
tor genuine good time. G.. =. Water.
laus,A. &. Lluford ana Edward Calder
were the committee. A program was
Immediately arranged anu all parties
notified Of their various parts.
On Wednesday morning at sunrise a
salute was fired aud the 5tafa AMI
stripa hoistsd 20 the breeze At g
O'Clock pam. thu people assembled at
the msetinRhOusu, where the program
was carried cut Chairman g.. 4.
NhterlHus called the assembly d
oricr. The Choir sang tuU lynn,
"For the5ltcngth Of TIE Hills W. Bless
ther.n Prayer by the chaplain, Bishop
~. Calder. The choir Gang "Utah tie
q ieen Ut the Wcstn Hon. ID. IS.
Cook made the opening remarks, e1-
planning tue occasion. Tue program
consisted of songs, comic and senti.
mental, anu feCltatinns. Mt. j. :.
Bfamwell delivered tue hrst grafton
that n has over been our privilege 10
hear. He was Oiled with enthusiasm,
anu the spirit OF the occasion. HE
speech war warmly appiaudUd ani Va.
deed n deserved 10. AZ the close OF the
meeting, j.. NAturiaua anu Conrad
NaturIaus sang tho "5taf 5pangle1
Bannern and the choir Joined Ia the
chorus. BrncdiCllou by chaplain.
a meeting was hvld 10 the evening
under tue auspices OF tho Y. l.. NJ. I
A. The house was crowded. A pro-
gram was ALEC carried uui, consisting
OF sungs, tuciiniions, dialogues, etc. A
good ttmo was enjoyed ny all. The
boys butt fOusiug bonfire In the
street ~ the evening, anu guns were
fired nj Intervals during thu day, The
days dUinys wound up with dance.
10 was time long TO TO remembered.
MOTHS.
Deputy u. s. Marshal Cook arrested
jane kearl ST., VI Lake Town, anu
TOOK hini 20 Logan where no ~ wanted
on charge " ulul,cry.
Noble Warfum, OF the Logan Jour.
ma, mudc q ilyug trp 10 view the
Bear Lakc,iu company With hisfalhui.
IL-aw.
Wagon loads o fruit aro beginning
10 come iu from all silob uEd the proc.
poets a'o that fruit Will be very cheap
tulH season.
4 Jolly crowd Of Lrrnu'- young
people spent several days this week on
tue lake shore here. They report
having had good time.
May pleasure seekers are coming
into our valley hbhiug and boating,
c,C.
VIM. Cooke, Esq. was male happy
on saturday, July g5, by the arrival Oi
a foe daughter. All concerned doing
vol.
The health of this people IL good nj
present, Tor which We have every reason
10 be thankful.
The weather the last two weeks has
been very hot, the Thermometer regis.
toriug GA several occasions SO degrees
In the shade. COLUMBIA.
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PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS
For the Guidance vi County Registrars
aud Deputies In Their Work.

The members OF the Utah Commits.
hion have Issued prluted instructions
Tor tho guidance OF the registrars anu
deputies In their work a. follows;
WHAT THE LAW rs.
A. to the new registration OF electors
qualified to vote for delegates to the
constitutional convention, the follow.
ing provisions Of the law are giveus
''5ection .. That all male citizens OF
tho United States over the age OF
twenty-one years, who have resided Ia
said lerritory.iOr one yBar next prior
10 such election, are hereby authorized
10 vote for anu CHI Ose delegates to
i0Im a convention In said Territory,
sucn delegates shall posses the quail.
rcatiOnA Of such elvctOr; ana the
Aforesaid convention shali cOuHiat OF
one hundred anu seven delegates, AZ
porti0ned among the several counties
within the limits VI the proposed state,
AsiOllOWs! (LlAt OF counties and mp.
pOrliOnmeniO and the Governor Of
said Territory shall, ON the fret day OF
August, 1894, issue u PROCLAMATION,
ordering an election OF the uelegatts
Aforesaid In said Territory to be- holI
on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday In Nuyembtr following. TINS
board Of commissioners, known as tue
Utah Commission, IN hereby authof-
ixed aud required TO cause "A new aul
complete REPATRIATION Of voters Of said
Territory 10 be made under the provl-
eions Of the laws OF the United states
anu said Territory, except that tue
oath required Tor registration under
said laws shall be 30 modified Rs 20
test the qualifications OF the electors "a
prescribed In this act, such new
regislration to be- made ~ nearly
cUnfurmable with tho provisions
OF such laws 10 may be; and
such election for delegates shall be
conducted, the returns made, the
result ascertained, and the ettifoAle
0f persons elected to such convention
issued In the same manner as 10 pre-.
scribed by the laws OF said Territory
regulating elections therein OF mem
geTs OF the legislature.
Persons possessing the qualifications
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Land Office.

la the local laud office the following
filings have been made under date Of
August o:
Charles Il. Dursl, Of Salt Lake CITY
homestead ENTITY OF the northeast
quarter Of section 20, township .
south, range west.
John IA, Winslow, Of Ogden, Weber
county, homestead entry oil the north
half OF the southeast quarter aud the
north hall Of the sUuthwcst quarter
Of section 10, townships north, range
| east.
Lars T., Larsen, OF Cleveland,
Emery county, final proof Of home.
stead entry OF the north half anu the
soutnenet quarter u the southwest
quarter and the northwest quarter Of
tue southeast quarter u section ~,
township ~ sOutb, range 10 east
William O.. Wilson, OF Ogden,
Weber county, homestead entry Of the
southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter, the west nall OF the southeast
quarter, and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter 0i section 10,
township o north, range east.
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OGDEN.
ooDEN UrAn,
AUGUST d. 1898.
Court Matters.

Judge Miner, IN the Fourth district
court, ansaCttd "a considerable amour.
VI business Saturday,
T.. Chase pleaded not guilty 10 a
charge OF orgery aud MS bonus were
TX, d vt $1,000,
Nye Saltrr striker was allowed
the statutory tins TO plead 90 "a charge
OF assault utou u, Il. HT,mau some
time ng ; ais bonds were fixed at 500,
l.. r.. Hampton entered plea Of
guilty OF a charge n burglary and was
sent 10 tue pen llt twu years.
"ird" Phillips, who gives his true
name MS Nathan J. Phillips, was giyon
till today To plead 10 a charge Ia which
he Il accused OF roDbing James Christ.
cnsOu, about "a week ago. HIS bond-
were fixed at $4,000, which amount ne
could not iurhlsh aud was taken TO tho
pen,
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Brother John Gro and Sister 3. Con.
nrls recitation, Sylvia &. Wink; sDBgi
"DIu't change the old one Tor the
uuw,n IS. a. iward'; comic speech, j. il.
Dye, cong. "iiciutiul gate- ajnr," MI
o.. Perkins and Sister Crofts; seleo {
reading. Nellie Dye, duet, "A place Ia
thy memory, dearrat.n MI and Mrs.
Dfaw; recitation, Farmer Gfimcs'a
grief" Hattie Hutchinson; singing by
the choir bcurdictiou by the chaplain.
la the afternoon Tho children had a
dance AND In the evening there was
PARTY Tor all the folks. All passed Oh
well.
Al shelley there was born 10 the
wife OF Mr.Albur Chrstcnson on july
g3rI q l2.pOund son. Mother and child
uUiug well.
At Basalt ON July gjth there was
born 90 Mar Lorenzo J. Firth a
daughter Mother aud Guild doing
we'll.
~ Basa,t Brother aud sister John.
con have nad tnclr family down with
diphthoriu. They are now the i'm
prove.
A. Shelly on July 9Th there died Of
diphthcrln L1m HubanI, aged years
n months auu days, after a painful
sickness Of six days. She was a very
Interesting anu lovablr child. Tho
services were held At the inuily resi-
deuco the next day. She was the ffsi
10 be- buried iu the now cemetery.
There also died on August ., ol
diphthcrla, Niua Huhand, aged II
months anu days. She was sister 10
the other ana they were the only chil
dfen IN the family.
tt1"U. Tn fond parents. cease 20 WUnut
ltt ITIrf uu move Nuur buHumH swell,
Dor UHtIH UOHtH. lie natures Hluup
mo NuwU NJ 600 will brock CO. HpUIl,
Dor DE, whOHr arm BE- strong Co save,
Arose Boa triumph DER tAu grave.
iONDONEH.
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Idaho Items.

BAsALT July -1--On the Twenty
fourth tue district school house was se.
lected AZ the place OF amusement, M
the meeting house Was too small for
the occasion. the m1rnlug'a program
WAS arranged under the direction Of
Sister Maria h.. lugelstrom aud the
Young auirs. Elder John Crolls was
chaplain %, the Juy, singing WAS
under the direction NJ solomon h 10
warIs; orgaulsJ, Mg, John Drew; vol.
iniytF, Nj. Wluk- md Mr. Hymn
CrOits. Tuu program was as tolIOws:.
Singing uy tue ca.j prayer by the
c1Rplbin, sIugI1gi select reading,
"a sstssot nuu Collector" Sister 8.
Edwafds; duoU GOA. good snip sails
tonight, Mary" sisters Walker ans
Mcconnell; Hrmurss ON thb twenty.
fourth by h. j Faruesi duet, "Gather-
ing up the suells from tue sea shore, -
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emitting them TO vote Tor delegates
under this act shall be ent tled % vote
on the ratification Of or rejection OF
the constitution, under such rules "
regulations as such invention may
prtscr be, not ia counict with this
acts tApproved July 10, 1871
OATH
Territory Of Utah, County u d. ......
-.
sssssssssssssssssssss.sssss ssts.sst WINK uulg
sworn, Uatn says, IL am a male Citi-
ecu OF the Uaitei States, aui on the
Oh DAY OF November, 1894, Will DO
over 81 years Of age; that / am now a
resident Of the Territory Of Utah And
have fesiie1 continuously thcrein
since the 6.h day Of November, 1893.
/ reside ..8ttcel....,.,...,,..
city.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this.................dny Ot.....".....A. ID.
1894.
Deputy registration officer for..".....
precinct .....,..........'
RULES As TO NEw REGtsrRArio X.
The now registration Of electors
qualified TO vote Tor delegates under
provisions Of tnu enabling act, shuull
be thorough aud complete Ia every dc.
tail.
Flrst-A duplicate set Of new reggie.
Try books tb0uui In blue aud oath
blanks (aisD In bluel have been pre-.
pared aud should uU usoI, 70 AS 10 be
readily distinguishablo from the old OF
revised llsts.
5ucond-Upon the conditions iudi-
Gated In the ABOVE act, aud on taking
the oath prescribed, every male citIzou
Of the United Siates, resident 70 tue
Territory, who, on the 9th day Of No
vcmbor, 1894, will be over u years VI
axe, aud will then have resided iu the
Territory ons year, h entitled q be.
come enrolled on the new lisi, but no
one should be registered without fret
taking the oath.
vnird-As TO all other matters, the
same rules, regulations anu statutory
prcvlsions will govern Tor the new
registration NJ la the case Of the old Of
revised reyislration.'
Foufth-rho work Of revision Of the
old lists, and frequent references 10
them, will enable tho registrars 10
readily locate aud Identify every cleo.
tor aud procure enrolment on tbs new
list.
by order Of the Uah Commission.
JElROLD r. LETCHER,
Chairman.
SALT LAKE Cry, August /, 1891
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CONNER CIAL.
sALrLAIlE oLLAnINu mousE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearluy holss sHchAuges
amounted 10 sl7l,gj2 same day
last year, gsS,lj2, woek'a cleuringf,
$685.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Siver, O.. lead, $50.
ORE And BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a o.. received today;
Penn, bullion, si.l37.
T. r. Jones 4 co. received today!
Ores, $1,000.
MoCornick & co. received today;
Silver aud lead ores, 81 100.
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Al Snllnir Tndnr.

Davis county Harvest Day Is being
celebrated at Saltnir today. Hundreds
of cltlzena from the county To- question
came down 10 Salt Lake this morning,
most OF them on the Rilf0Eds but
others by team. On their arrival here
they soon made their way 10 the Los
Angeles depot aud u short time later
were enjoying themselves at the beach.
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wo physicians revealed thU fact that
the infant, which Appeared 90 have
been particularly healthy one, was
living ut least an hour alter ils birth.
The Blutdall woman has mai 1--WE
children by her husbnnd, who DESERT
cd her "a few years ago. 1ur De- TOO 800
60 be- kept In Jail ani De- being carefully
guarded at the home o. her Iarunta,
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Through to Juab Tonight.

The regular south bound Union
Pacific passenger train which leaves
this city Tor Provo each evening At
$3.50 will 20 through to Juab tonight.
n may be that the trniu viii be- run
that lar south every night Ia tho near
future as the Union Pacific officials are
now considering the matteL
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vice president, Abraham Oflander, pie
Cottonwood; third vice president, I'D.
mum B. bovrtoy, Salt Lake Cuy;
secre AIRY and treaiureb VIM. g.. Hone.
HImlllaln.
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arrested Tor ihlll Murder.
Elz, Birrdall WAS arrested ON Sat.
uTlay morning, charged with the mut-
der OF her iuegItimale child, born,
according 10 evidence introduced at
the inyesu CATION, ON July 25th. Lat
tall she ami Henry Lawrence were
brought before Commissioner Fletcher
CHARGED with adultery, Uut the evil
deuce being insufficient 90 cluyicr,
both welo discharged. Early last
week rumOrs were current that she had
given birth toR child, ami that u had
been barred Ia chicken COOP. These
rumOTs reaching tho ears OI the
officer. OF the Law led TO an invU6tign.
ton. The dead body OF urwly.uOfn
Infant was iOuuu burisi IN The lot, IN f.
turlap sack. lt was eXhumrd, and
lhe arrest followed AT ffsl the woman
denied that sue was mother, but
upon being presented with the proof
admitted that II was her child, but
claimed that II was stll born. The
p9HI'moTtsR pXamiuaIi0n made by
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Attachment Suit.

An attachment suit for $3.50 was
filed this afternoon by Henry Bronson
against the Reed a GoOdspeed Mining
company. The claim n Tor services
rendered M n labofer between May 81,
1898, aud July n, 1894
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UEAL ESTATE

Trauffsfs dlsI n ne oHs ~ ~ CiIHfg Re.
Gurifr 0f sac irsf Cruiiu fH1n . %. ".
iUfsrIHu.
Horace A. Heath 90 sarah D. Heath,
ra-t Lotto block %, plat a. cuY..d 1000 0O
Chtrlcf y, Whitaker 30 Joseph e.
whitaker, part lot q, block i.,
plat As..ssHt.... zee ssssssss H.ssa.sss 10
JuttI ~ Taylor Co Mariauu Taylor,
UHrt Doe d, UluHa 3D.. plat %, CItYss 100 %
q 10 Mcdonald tn ". T. Mut 90 al
property In bingham rauyuu...s llQ V0
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tt,iur IsnubIicnn UIub
The Blaine Republican Club OF tho
Fourth Precinct viii meet tomorrow
Tuesday, night a. 5 O'clock, iu u
BuFling.0 school house, near tho 90
nor of ID and Second Streets. All
members are requested 90 attend.
DR., Prices Cream Baking Powder
w0hds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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We offer $50 ends in Black Silk
assorted weaycs. lndias, Taheia,
Amurcs, grO5 grain, Pcau dc Soir.
etc.
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About 100 ends Fancy aud Solid
Colors, Assorted Silks, s5c, $50, 45c
S. cents.
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LOG AN.
Arrested Tor Cbild Murder.

LooAS, orAm Aug o ls9l
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STOCKS ANo MARKETS..

CHICAGO NAUAEE
Chicago, close. Aug. d
Wheat staaly AUS. % sept, tlt.
tofuHIlIHUur. Cash, Aus. 30 . sept. lI q,
uhtaHlNEhur, Aua .u. sept Ut
rursn Higher, sept, lIl4, jan. laUI.
lHrd-lIsnrr, rDpi, Hl14.
lHus-lligurr suHL, r..g' Jan, 600.
Rye tlrm. lIa.
barley Nominal
llak Horu HH IH...
Timothy seed quiet Nsl.
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Remnants 10 Choice Styles, Dark
Salecns, iggc yard, and 50 pieces
Indigo S1icens, Toe yard, worth
IS cents.
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for InIan.s and ohIIdren.

"ca.toria issovon slaa.. r...isHtat
tr-slnfncni ii o. sIro.... Be-. a.H I. Upton
known 10 ma" li a POO
~ 50. o1forl .-, Lf..-ga, NJ.
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Castoria cures collie, Cor-i'riti1n,
Sour Stomach. pi,rhuA Euaia.HH,
Ela WORMS f,ves sleep Lal llyno.cs "a
rcf.U1.
without De- !ufi5aa moilrhtlA
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Dress Goods In summer and car
~ fall shades, TO be closed out
entire. Prices will be made 10
effect this object.
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"ror rsys-,i years l have recommended
your Cr.fuHa.' and ahau always continue 20
I1 ~ o. IS haa Invariably produced u.ucnaial
Iesln"
rrvrt p. rarurr ST. o.,
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EXERCISES FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN.

REMARKS BY DIR. HAMMOND. OF WASHINGTON.
BEFORE UNION COLLEGE STUDENTS.
Schenectady ~ y. Feb. (SpeciaD-Dr William
A. Hammond Of Washington. ex-Surgcon General
of the United States Army. delivered the sixteenth
lecture OF the Butteriied course In the Union Col
lege chapel to-day. lie was introduced by the
founder of the course.
After remarks upon the nature Of muscular exer-
else and the mechanism by which II is effected,
DIR. Hammond said that physical exercise which
consisted mainly Of mere muscular contractons was
OF little benefit TO the scholar or professional man.
Nothing IL probably more stupid and wearisome to
the average man than that perfunctory exercise
which he takes. not because ne likes IT, but be-
cause his physician has told him that he must.
The speaker cited the example OF men working
on a treadmill. and that OF others engaged In a
game of football. In the case there IL nothing
but muscular contractions and mental wcarness;
in the other. not only the muscles brought into
play, but the perceptions the emotions the in
teect and the will excited to a high degree
OF activity or all forms OF physical exercise ca
pable OF developing the mind well AZ the phy-
steal power. one Is equal to fencing Through
IL every important muscle OF the BODY ~ called
into action every faculty OF the mind brought
10 aid In gaining the victory.
The conclusion reached was that mere bodily
exercise beyond the moderate amount sufficient 10
keep the muscles from rusting from disuse IL OF no
benefit to the scholar professional man In order
10 fit him for the battle OF he those forms Of ply
the employment Of the mental faculties to be
preferred
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IN THE WORLD OF BUSINEoH.

,ouv r. pRAG1.E ALDERMAN AND WEST SIDE
REAL. ESTATE DEALER. PLACES HIS Az
FAIRS IN THE HANDS OF CHARLES
STRAUSS NO PREFERENCES
,rarma, Iobn G. Prague. VINO Is an architect
apd builder AZ NO. so Coumbus-ave, made an
assignment Yesterday without pr ,ference 20 Chares
Strauss lawyer. at No. 231 Broadway MI PRAGUE
IL one OF the best known builders on inc "PP
West Side and has done much to peaut"S ''l''
mart of the city lie has been an archiect '''
,rora that twenty-five years. and began building
operations about ten years ago. lie devoted MS
attention to a high class OF private houses anu
anartr,en,s and is said to have built PA houses
since he began business
Mr.. Strauss. the assignee. said; MT IrdS"c "'S
controlled from time to time as much as S-VoV'0'o
of real estate The beauty OF the architecture VI
the West side from Seventy-second TO fighty-
eighth SITS Is in a great measure due to his Skill
,rhs Genera, depression caused Mr.. Prague great
dif,icuty in handling his large Investments anu ~
impossible to raise the none re- anv con-
siderable extent, but money mas peeh eA"e"'''
tight -, 49,. ,,ro,oso % ALLOW, any creditor
to ge, an advantage by filing mechanic llen' ana
as some liens ro wsr. 81, I" crsdors alike
Mr.. strauss said he expected to CAL merti'S VI
creditors in few days at which &C., c0P'e VAR N
with a view of asking the creditors 70 W. piuuemt
and patient Mr. Prague ne SAD n1 h ,n 10 AL
lowed little time. ,.,
As nearly can get at the condition OF
affairs" continued Mr. Strauss. the llabiiteS are
between $4,000 and $4,000 This includes eVcrN-
thing he observation-disclosures. interest, taxes ana PIT
yat. loans The assets. at far valuation arr
worth from $4,000 10 $6D.0O consisting OF rear
estate and equities. Mr. Prague has dozen IaIIr
part Of the West 81 ie.' Mr.. Strauss further saiI
that r b. d. Powers who has been known Tor
wears in connection with Mr. Pragues irarsac-
tons is not involved in the failure The mecnan'c
liens for slo751 were filed by James g. llsoh. 81
Fart Washington against Mr. Prague's houses a.,
No 100 to lOi West Eighty-hfth-st.. ana Nos. -
and l76 West Eighty-seventh-st, on January o.
Mr. Strauss said they were being contested ny Mt.
Prague. and all liens obtained heretofore had been
bonded Mr.. Prague for many years hld MS ONCE
In the Bible House. He moved his office uptown
about eight years ago. Mr. Prague was e'cctrn an
Alderman on the Tammany ticket i'll Novenber'
1892 and represents the NXI1Id District OF which
Under Sheriff Sexton is the leader The latter was
surprised yesterday to hear Of Mr. Prague assign
mcnt.