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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tue Probate Court, 10 and for Salt lake
County AurrIiorY u Utah,
In the matter Of tho estate OF Janetto A.
tuWllrE deceased,
NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ retorC ,nwllug, Administrator OF The
estate ~ lanutle 8. CowliuE deceased. has
rendered for settlement, aud llci On said
court, his final account uf he administration ~
said estate and petition for nnai distfihuton OF
the residue tft1il estate among the persons
unNuyl thereto, nui TINT saturday, the 9lnd
day NJ juno, s b, lsl3, NJ 20 O'Clock m.. ~
the court room ~ Hlii court, IN the County
Court House, salt Lake CITY uuu county, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by tho
Judge NJ said court, Tor the settlement ~ said
account aud hearing Faid petition Tor ilstrtIu
ZION, ht which tlmn and place any person inter,
csioi DO said Csbtr may appear aud show
chusr,. u any there be-, why said account
Should not ir sgtil'd nud approved aud nnA
dltriuuuln made aa prayed for.
Dated May ,lsi 4, u. isi1.
g. y, STANTON,
clerk Of the Probate Court.
Wy a. q, lLtHI, deputy,
NAnrraL 8 ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Admin,
,'irg,Og
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sophiA A. ralloy, plaintiff, Vs. GuatA'o A.
King, defendant

EophiA A. rAnCy, plaintiff, Vs. nuatANo -
King, defendant
Ths People Of tho Territory of Utah taHi
grcoupE 70 nuslayn A King, doiondant 3D.,
VOu AN iEtt ny ktQllktb ~
n appear IN an noUou brought against lo4
n the above named plaintu ln the pld.t...
t0uTs ~ the ihird ,ludiClal bhWcl " w
plant nlri therein Within ten days leA,,u,ha
Of tue Gay " tulyircI alter tho rtrNlre on you
OF TINS summons ~ served within ths rNA.'
~ or, n served out ~ TIE county uul pm Wy
district. within tNCniy dave, oihtrWltc MltNn
forty dAys-0r iadgintnt ~ default VIII D.,
iasen hgAinst you, according 70 Tue pT"' ''
Iho aid action Il brought to have dgfuni-
ant required 10 sCt iOrIh the nature ul ~
claim M aud to certain premises hgrclnAI"l
dotuileii aud W have q decree " lhls ,N.l.
NJ follows Determining AL such adNtsa
claims, declaring and adlgdginR lhhl pt!u.'
dcicnlant has no estate or interest Whiltl,i
In or To SAID land and promises or anI lA'
thcfcofi forever barring deiendlnt ll"W Ia
srrliug any claim whatever IN nl 20 Jaw ,.".
ana premises AdyeTsu TO plalulin anu Tor oll.f
Tcilcl said premises arc described 40 'oi'"'
to W.T. $500. ,,..r
~. plat ~" SAT- Lako Cly survey, tuhh,ns
thence 4 two and ouc.halt rods, lhtnce Z, Wn
rods, thence ". twu anu lnit fous, iuSh,
\. ten rods 20 beginning, silusteu IN aAlt h'"'
Guy and County, Utah, ..-..,.l
ana YOU arc hereby notified that II Tou iall
to appUsr hnd unsWur tho sam Complain ~
aboy0 required, The sNd plalniu .wll npup
ne court Tor The rclicf dep tndgl ln,,',h
Witness, tie lion. Fumuel g., Mefrlll' luuFJ
and the seal OF the District Npllh" %,
the lhird judicial ntulet lh att
lsrALl tor the Territory OF lllh' in'i ~
day NJ MAY, in tho )rar OF our ~
QUO thousand ugh1 huhaIcu NN'
bGViD Q. DUNBAR, cIsrI
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OGDEN.
oepIS, UrAH. JuSE 4, 1926.
Notes.

A special train OF seven box cars OF
horses came In from Sacramento last
night. They are thoroughbred year
linga from the celebrated stables Of j.
Il. Hag gins at Rancho Del PAso.
They 20 TO New YORK to BIO sold at
auction.
Mfr. Wright reports the large Or.
chard planted Out this spring by the
Bear River Orchard company o. look
Ing well, the trees being In splendid
growing condition. Mr.. Wright In
superintendent.
Ogden 10 still infested with n large
number Of transient unemployed men
A man named ]. g. Williams was
found lying on tho U. T.. tack yostef'
day morning. He had An srm broken
and n badly bruised face and body
He was taken 10 the U. T.. hospital.
lie was walking on tue track anu tried
to step out OF tho way " n uain
coming behind him, utuniOftunatcly
did not move far enough and was
struck by the engine.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,lAte OF wnIIam II. Grovt,, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executors OF the last viii
ami testament NJ William ". Groves. deceased,
TO tho creditors Of, aud ull persons having
claims AGAINST the sad deceased, 90 exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho nrat publication OF this no.
urC, o. tho sald executors, at the onluc Of
Richards a lii hard4. room COS Mccormick
Block salt Lake CITY, utah.
Dated Iny ", ls.1
FRANKLIN +, RICHARDS.
JAMES a. LITTLE,
Executors Of tho will Of William II, Groves,
deceased,
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CARD PROM TIM Fuer rREsIDESCY
Salt Lake CITY. Jan. 20, 1895.
Notice Ia hereby given that conlrl.
buttons TO the monument, 10 DO erecioi
In salt Lake CITY In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter, and uutll further notice, be
acknowledged through the columns OF
the DEsERET NEWS. II IL expected
that agencies for tho collection offunds
Tor this worthy purpose will DO eslab
lished In each wHr1 In all the Slnkes,
and that said funds, with the list OF
names Of the contributors, viii To ior'
whfdrd % ifequoutlyas convenient To
HUber NJ. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Ass0oiaIion,s SAT-
Lako CITY, who will sec that same are
properly ncknow lodged In the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that III.
people viii respond generously aud
Promptly to this call 80 that II possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated aud unveiled TO tho public
by tho 9th day Of next OclobcE
WGLFORD WOODBURY.,
GEORGE q. CANSOS,
JUsEpH 4. SMITH,
First Presidency of the Church OF
Jetus Christ OF Latter.day Saints.
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And in accordance Wltl law, and tHa urIH.
81 the board ~ directors. made april I.I
30 many shares ~ each parcel uf Bush ..t...
a. may uH necessary ViIl he cold Nc u..I#
once Of tlr company room 90 W t.NlH II#I#.
.W :, Man, rHii iHku DuM tNu In.
riiury, Tuesday, lith day uf Iuuy. IaIf. Ia
2o'clork us, 10 pay delinquent aHsrHfmgHr'
together win roat nf advertising ami rfUylss
OF ralo W, q. VAS UulN'
HH#FUf.FH
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE
stOcthuldtrs oi tho halialT htA.l "
will be- hold ut tho office of TIE company ~
gltia state Street on saturday, june eln'l,., r,
for the ensulnu wear aud Tor the irhntA, w
NJ such other business a. may legally 'ow'
'''''' '"' "''N's' l. A. CLAYTos, seeH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EsIaIo OF susnnnnh FoaIget Dccon,or

H'NAfN Va 'AAANNNA A""lhAft fNNNAHNAs
NOTICE l. HEREBY GtyEN HI THE
~ uudursignCl, administrator NJ the estate
OF 1usanuAh tOulger deceased, 10 tho credit
ore OF, and all persons having claims
against the bAid deceased, O exhibit thum
with the necessary vouchers within four mOnthU
after thr itst publication " thiu notice, 10 the
sad administrator, At M place of business, "
Il street salt Lake Guy, uAh Territory,
Dated May 10. lsJs
HERBERT j. FoULGER,
Administrator OF tho estate OF susaunah
Ioulger. deceased.
ALEXANDER hCMAhrER,
Attorney Tor Estate.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at regular meeting Of tho hoard Of
directors Of sEId company, held on fbg ilth
day Of May, lsy3. AtsCssntnt No. " Of Gyp prI.
cent or 80 cents per fh1Tc, was levied ON he
capital stock ui $40 corporation, payable on
June lHt $50, 60 TIE secretary, at Coo onlra of
Second south sIceet. salt Lake CIV Utth
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, july lat, 1885. viii
be- colinqnrnt ana advertised Tor sale nj public
nnrIlun, ana unless payment IL made Gef0ro,
Will DO sold on "Wednesday, July aist l-al. nj
O'Clock y. m, 10 pay the delinquent Hssesa
and expenses OF Hala.
liy order OF the board ~ directors
ARTHUR PAR-UNs, secy.
i01 West Second North street, eslt Lake
CIV, Utah, May 2gnd, isJ5,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

a. r. HYDE, secy

EiIaIo OF 0I0V Q. WUllnuy, locolsol,
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uuGursignci, administrator Of the css
tate ut Mary e., Whitney. deceased. TO tho
creditors M, ami all pouons having claims
lsalusi Tho huiu deceased, 10 exhibit them
Win the necessary vouchers, wtthiu ten months
aiier TIE ursi publication ~ this notice, TO tho
SAD Administrator ~ his Of'lCe, Main street,
aalt lhsg Ciiy ia tho County Of UtAh.
Dated May .Jth. .lN.
HORACE q, WHITNEY,
Administrator u tho estate Of Mary &.
whitney, deceased.
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"Thcy toll me- that tho editor Is not
very well, % said the poets friend
"Ilo Is feeling quite badly" was tho
Nply II called on him this morning.
els his condition criticaly"
a." Worse than that lt's abusive. -
Washington Star.
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NOTICE 10 sIocKHnLpERs.

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING uF THr
stockbnlirrs Of tho SEWER Mining &
Nullng Company. Tor the election OF
ourcIa and th0 transaction 81 such
Other business A. may properly como
before the meeting, Will he held at tho
once " che company, an Rich rts & Rich.
ards onlcr, tih fnur OF Mcconnell BlOck, talt
Lac Guy, A. O'Clock =, m., Jane 10, 1873,
May ljIh, lsl'.
AE. IINnE. hnrr-
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DELINQUENT NnIlrr

TlIE, nc n0LE PLACER MINING ro..
business, salt LAKE Oh ft. NV, place 4
Notcc.-Ihcre ato Delinquent Upsti o,Iutly.
towing described stock, on rgsVbt ~ lhe f0I.
H%onS Nc we .s, ' oprg., o. ,Anr 10 he sys,,
spe,iNo shareholders. as follows, vi Que TO-
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Tho roop's Of tho Territory OF Utah send
10 :. i. Hiatt. Ihoma. % shsarman aud Mrs
Elmifa sheaTman. bis wife, Waiter %. Love
and Emma D.. Lowe, hs wife Gilbert L.
chamber ain, anu Annie II. CHAMBERLAIN.
his wife. q ". Q. Uumth aud trsciilA =
Mfs Luu's rarsont. the National ian.
ui the htpubur, corporation, u, g Coll
u unl Nts. u. e. coils. hIa wife, and tho
metropolitan inysitmeut Company, aror.
p1rAuUn. Parker a ngpur. a corporation,
brsh a. Gibson, defendants;
You Al,h hitlul NaQtlN.p 10 Az.
- pear "a a. action brought hsains you ~
81 !lo ihiri JudiCiai usuict Of INC ICrritury
,I Ntlhi aud g. answer 'hu compliant nIui
iueIein within ten fsysItIclcsVc Ut Tho Jay %
'g''.eel after the service On you ~ this
served DOT OF ms county. but i1 THIS district
wilh'u twenty days uiherNIfn itnIn forty
dn,s-or Judgment uv default vii he taEtu
1gAihsI you. according t1 Tie lrayor VI SAID
compliant
lhls sou1n is brought to have iudrmcn,
against defendant uiAst in sun N tls.n, VITA
ismbos e. ii ,af si be- i Igid , .S .itj 9
uuts icra auu costs uf H4ifa alleged o. 10 duo
~ we certain rruui'suIs uuir., executed "
dcicluaLt llWI 20 p.aIuua, Johnston, a.
gusriian % iN' 'ftaits ct Juil, Andrew )
harch %. 1871 oltl fUr $40. with intcrcfi
being duH anG wholly unpaid save so and
Witrc.; 10 september o. l3ii shii John,
hllca " .np Maigu't DlHt.a. having since
irf ONO ~ ag" AMI fu'N assigned tuoriftr.
csif loo stii rulCf 90 plaintiff, who ore now me
owners thereof sHt4 notes being srrurrH tv a
uuiisiEg 90 even dain On promises hereinafter
Ice 30. Of, executed by SAID Hiatt, 81 ssit
Johnston as guardian, 10 have the usual De-.
cree % ilia court fur tuH foreclosure u. n4Il
mouEHgr and slIe ui aid rryml o. lIu'Gus
moui %. amounts gua a. above. tHif defend.
sut alH 90 tHfauIa claiming under tHH.t be-
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Tho Brigham Young Memorial assu-
citation acknou ledges receipt OF tue
following contribution, 10 assist In the
tuilding oi the Pioneer monument
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SIMMONS
In the District Court IN and Tor tho Thirl
Judicial District ~ Utah Territory, County
81 salt lake.

Andrew J. Gibson aud Rosllinc Gibson. mi.
nofs, uy james Johnston, their general
guardian, plaintiff,
~
=, A. Hiatt, Thomas q. 9hcarman and Mrs.
k.Alra shcArLau.its wife, wafer -. Love
tnd tmma & Lowe, biz " C. Gilbert l.
Chamberlain and Annie a. Chamberlain.
his wife, q, ". v. Grtnlih and fusciila A.
Irimth. his wife, i0uis D Parsons and
Mrs. louis Z. fAtsons, the satioual Bank
OF Tue kepublicsa corporation, T. g. tOl.
" and Alrs. 70, q. CONS his wife, aud tue
hcitOpoliian Investment Company, . cor
poratuu, Parker q Dopuc, corporation,
taTAn D. nLIaon. defnndanla
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Over 1000 different kinds Of but.
tons have been found in pictures Of me.
liWyal clothing
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Cash
UNCLAIMED.

JUDGE CHAs. w. STAYNER
has. for many years been seeur.
ing a record Of persons entitled
to money In England and other
parts OF the world. He can now
supply valuable preliminary IN.
formation by correspondence on
this subject, ON receipt OF ONE
DOLLAR. A fall examination
for each name FIVE DOLLARS.
For an entire family TEN
DOLLARS.
His charges for advertisements
and collections are moderate.
Strictly confidential and relia.
bic.
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suMMpMH

d the District Court IN and Tor Che z .fl
Judicial District ot Utah lrrrlUrH
County 81 SAT- Lake.
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SIMMONS.

Ia tie District Court iu and Tor tho TA,rI
Judicial 10 Htr. tuf UtAh Territory,
County 20. SAT- Take
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Pho e brinrhurft ....a......
bfHIes colt. Anna Infv1 nnu
chester bunFhufit utlu cents
each ....... '..........................
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Alice Adella Bailey. tahlnJr,a. Ralph Bale.
tC'cudIHt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

A meeting of the junior class was held
yesterday to decide about whet form the
junior cele ebration would take this year.
The plaus were left to q committee OF
five, consisting OF Call, McAuslan, Il. b.
Morse, Dennisop and Locke.
Captain Mott has called out all the foot
ball men for light spring practice.
Next Saturday Colonel Hughes OF the
United States Army will inspect the
Brown Battalion on the middle campus.
The annual tournament Of the Brown
University Lawn Tennis Association will
be held on Monday next, on the East Side
Tennis Courts.
A friend Of Brown University has Of
fered sum OF s2eeas a prize for the best
essay on the development of Religious
Liberty In America"
A new building for the exclusive use OF
the civil engineering depart ment is to be
opened at the beginning OF the fall term.
The building at the south Of the Univer-
sity Grammar school Ia to be remodeled
and equipped with the latest appliances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21
BRIEF LOCALS.

Policemen Duffy and Willard arrested
two suspicious characters this afternoon
about 8 o'clock. One was Mike
Eugent, an all-around bum, who was ar
rested on Dyer street aud who, besides
resisting the officer, threw a
bundle into the river. The other had a
large beef liver under his coat, evidently
stoled. Both were full.
Rats have undermined the sidewalk in
front OF l25 Weybosset street to such an
extent that IL is dangerous. The high
way department has been notified.
At 8 o'clock last night the police found
Preston & Browns fruit store dore on
Dyer street broken open. No goods were
missing.
One fisherman caught II pound tau
tog In the bay last week, and since then
ishing has been poor. The "yarns" and
lhe real thing don't harmonic as several
1shing parties on Sunday and Monday
can testify. One fisherman hove bait
eight hours yesterday and caught one
two-pounder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21
BRISTOL.
Paragrapbic Review of the Current
News Of the Town.

Some time ago THE NEWS called atten-
tion to the Importance OF having the
main rood leading to Warren patrolled at
night for the safeguard OF fa rmers as
we'll as the travelling community. The
Council will take action in the matter.
The talk about the delay on the De-
fender being caused by an invoice OF
white pine planking arriving, which
could not be used on account of its not
being seasoned, is wholly without foun-
dation.
Mr. George r. Norman, sr., and George
ii. Norman, Jr., were in town Monday
looking after their interests, being own
ers OF the Bristol and Warren water
works. During their stay they saw sew
eral OF the water committee.
Members Of Babbitt Post, @. A. r., will
attend divine services at st. Mary's Cath
olic Church next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Benjamin Peckbam OF Bristol and
Miss Florence Hunsicker, who were mar
ried at Philadelphia on Monday, arrived
here this morning. A reception Will be
held on Wednesday evening, at the resi-
dence OF the groom's parents on Court
street from 8 to 10p. m.
A brilliant wedding took place In Bos-
ton on Monday, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Samuel Card and Miss Mary
Lake, both Of Bristol.
Miss Anna Scanlon, one OF the teac hers
at the Byfeld school building, had small
sum OF money stolen from her pocket
book during school hours on Monday.
Arrangements are being made for an
extra train to Providence to attend the
Providence Opera House on Wednes day
evening, June 8.
DR.. Herbert NJ. Howe's family OF Phila-
delphia will arrive the present week and
take charge OF their summer residence
upon the ferry site, known as the Ferry
Cliff. Mr.. Augustus Van Wickle of
Hazeltop, Penn, will arrive with his fam
lily and occupy the cottage known as the
Burnside Villa.
The Vigilant will arrive here some time
during the latter part OF the present
week. As soon as she arrives Mr.. T.. A.
Willard and family will occupy the cot
tage OF William III. Lowe at the ferry.
The grounds In front OF Colonel s. f.
Colts residence upon Hope street are be-
ing elaborstely decorated with various
kinds OF plants by florists from Provi-
dence.
At anchor In the bay: Schooners Mary
Mifilin and Louise Wells, both light,
bound west.
IL the weather permits the yawl Ellido
will have q trial Of speed down the bay
today.
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Funeral Of Miss Brownell.

The funeral OF Lena BrownelI, daugh-
ter OF Walter Brownell of Grove
street, whose wife died only
two weeks ago, was held at
the Church OF the Messiah at i o'clock
today. The attendance was large and
the floral offerings were numerous.
The graduating class of the Federal Street
Grammar School of which the deceased
was a member, attended in body Revs.
T. Ii. Cocroft and F. G. Cole conducted
the service. MIR. Brownell has the sympa-
thy OF a large circle of friends in his
present bereavement.
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NORTH END NE VS.

The NEWS BrHKAu,
EoRTn END, 4fs BRANCH AVENUE,
TSleDhoua QQI-l

Telephone soi-a
Everything Is as peaceful AROUND the
Geneva NJ Ills as one could wish, although
the police are on hand morning, noon and
night. There Is some hooting and name
calling oocasionally,a as the operatives 90 to
and fro, but he perpetrators do it more for
fun than any thing, being crowd that new
erworked anyway. The Wanskuck store
keepers are tired OF giving credit to
strikers, 1t is said, and they really cannot
afford IL.
Little Lillian Mcdonald, s years old, of
25 Hawes street, was following a water
cart on Bach street, late yesterday after
noon, and was knocked down and run
over by horse and carriage which ap-
preached from behind. She was
taken to her home, where DIR. Charles
II. Marstou attended her and found that
her left elbow was fractured and she was
otherwise injured. The carriage belongs
to David M. Thompson, manager of the
driving.
The Bachelor Social Club will inaugu-
rate series OF picnlcs in Admiral street
grove Saturday evening, June /. They
will be reopened June 10, %, and 20.
Amateur base ball ass C lat ion are numer-
Gus In this district and every evening the
managers copgregate at the cigar store
opposite Randall street TO arrange plans
and discuss baseball.
Tom Lovett, pitcher fer the Grays, is a
North End boy, and his friends will be
pleased to learn that the Rochester papers
paid several pretty compliments to his
pitching last week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21
E. Il. ROLLINS & SONS
So State ST., Boston.
mi6-is-n
own Of CranSton.
PROPOSALS
For 81 100000
00-Year 4 Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Town Clerks Office,


Cranston, X. l., May l8 1895
The town Of Cranston, having a population Oh
~ W0 an assessed valuation On real estate OF
$500 oOl tota assessed valuation Of ts,sa4 626,
with bonded Indebtedness Of $4,000 due July I,
lsI and SIS O0O due August I, 1879, will issue It's
nonds 10 the amount of 00O dated August 10,
1870, due August i6 1925 with interest, payable
scmi.annus ~ in February and Auguct Both
principal and interest payable In gold coin of the
Uhiied states Of the present standard Of weight
and hnoness
Either coupon or registered bonds will be issued
Tor the whole or any portion of SAID loan and cou
pon bonds may at any time thereafter be con-
verted into registered bonds az the option of the
holder. The principal and interest % coupon
ponds VIII be payable at the Office OF the Town
treasurer IN Cranston. Interest on registered
bonds viii te Transmitted by mail n idesircd Bonds
VII be ready Tor delivery August Is, lss6, and will
be for $1,000 each
The town hss authority from the General Assem-.
valuation.
The town, on the 10Th INST, BY n majority OF ~,
rejected the City Charter granted 70 by the General
Assembly at its present session.
sealed Proposals, Addressed 70 Daniel ID. Water
nan Town Clerk, CfanstOn l., each endorsed TO
The Town Council,PropCsals Tor Bonds" will bere
teivsi az this once until 10 O'Clock m, MONDAY,
Nay ~, 1898, for the whole or am part OF said
Further information can be obtained Of the un
ders,ened
The Town Council reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids
BY order aud in behalf of said Council.
DANIEL u. WATERMAN. CLERK.
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Assaulted on the Highway.

George p. Lewis was charged with
making an assault upon Charles II. Place
early this morning, at the corner of Broad
and Friendship streets. Mr.. Place had
just left his place OF business and was on
his way home when he heard some
one running behind him, He looked
aronnd and saw Lewis. Place waited
until Lewis got up to him, when Lewis
made the remark, "Place, the Lord told
me 10 tell you to buy that
store at the corner OF Broad
and Friendship streets. Mr. Place
told him that he did not know anything
lit. Lewis then few at him, and had
1t not been for the police. Place would
have Jared badly. Lewis was In the
District Court this morning, and was held
for trial Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21
The New Armory.

The new armory at Pawtucket wss
turned over to the state this afternoon.
Members of the General Assem- bly,
and militia were present. Senator
Easton, chairman OF the committee, gave
the key to Governor Brown, who COM
plimented the State, Pawtucket and the
soldidrs. The armory was then given
In charge of Quartermsster Dem
Ing. The new armory, one OF the hand
soonest in tho country, contains six COM
pany rooms and drill hall 200xS5 feet.