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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Westcrn narrlana college Noles.

Western MARYLAND College opened last
week under the most auspiciuus conditions
About 40 students have registered against
gI2 ~ the same time last year.
The new Waui Hall IS one If tt~ most
complete dnrmitory building. ~ the state
The rooms 81, large, iigh; aud complete ia
ever, particular. High ceilings, steam beat,
and electric light, U5ih the iaeilIte, iDg feH.
tilatiou. insure plenty 81 purc aiE i1T ,he
students. Fact rsom S furnished nth meat
iron l..,sls;eads and uashSianjs
In the basement beside. thr recitation
rooms for the male freshman and .4lh-fTrsh-
man classes. are rummedlnus studv, ;DF ;he
usr ol town students. The popularity e ih's
neu idea 4 nitesied hy the hct that al th.
Siudys are taken.
The Dining Hall h-gins Ia Frsssa, q rS's-sf
ful aspect Aud When crowd 20 hugh' ~ia-
dents Nth Western MaEysA appetite as-
semble the experienced wsi;ers arr Kept h3,4
repleaishiug the iuucr man.
Prof A. :. Crocket1 has ehsrg, ot lhv
Preparatory Department durug ihs Al'-eus."
az Prof Watson a. Yale. Prot Crockett s.
ton well. known to need any introduction 70
toxin 81 college asd wlli make che prrQarstnr'
school succes.-
Mr.. Geo. " hf1ssh q Buffalo y. y. all
have charge oi the pepsrt,nen, oi Fhyacl.
Culture ami ASH look asaSg the ashtsucs 81 Gee.
college. Mr. Brush ~ss assistant % Prot.
Anderson of y sic lHst wear and has had con.
siderable experience su gymnasium aud sih.
letic work He cumes highly recommended
aud vii ua iautt make himself frli ~ ine
college.
PsaC Ward. ~ho had b~~u detained uH ar
count Of the death ~ hi, hru'hrr. arry~si
tn, week and tb, Faculty s. nos complete
The f8ot-bslJ team bsgaa lis preliminary
practice Tuesday afternoon. iuruiy .h'r
candidates ~ere pm through some work an
passing aud filling on The bali AosF 'hs-
thew Srre iakea Cor short vuu. Iuelse Of
the men who played las, year either a. Fvgs'
lars ~ substitutes. are hack. The following
schedule Ut gaines !, announced BY Manager
hu-ley
October y Baltimore City College ~
Westminster.
October lg-Msrylaad Agricultural al
Westminster.
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FinkSburg Items.

..Ic l-adie', Aid Soeiety" OF Finkshura w.
r. Church held q lawn fetr and birthday party
on The lawn 81 she home OF Mrs. Virginia
Amae0st, Thursday evening. la spite Of the
fact that the weather was threatening. quite a
large crowd wrre IN attendance Each per
son present Was expected 10 hiring as au offer
ing one penny for each yeaf of his or her
age. The amount Realized was very graft.
fyiug. being in all itty-siN dollars. The
money collected Is intended 10 augment
the building fund, which the ladies are col
lecting for the erection of new church at
Finksburg. The Young ladie, had prepared
quite an entertaining program. consisting ot
instrumental and vocal music. dialogues, etc.
DR. J. W. Herring. Of Westminster. 3 life long
friend of linksburg VI. F. Church. made the
opening address.
Cardiff HolIingsworb, Of Glen Falls. lost a
valuable horse some DAYS ago.
Mr.. Gorsuch, Of Baltimore, student "a,
Johns Hopkins University. is visiting Mr.. 6.
". Horner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

10, many friends Ut Miss SaIlie e. Robin
ssH. ,hs popular soauE sats-iadg 81 A,irr
Hrs,, slr5 eua-is s8nrr this f.fv. aszsuslaszi 81
tie Lutheran Chaf5h sar,y Thursday unrHIas
'a stiffness hey naftaes 30 VT. J. Calvert
ReI.srf. ~ Ls,tlesfouu. Pa PsuuFi'y AZ .
q .eiaek fhs bride aaA graofH. proceeded a' The
asher.. entered the church aHa NsFe mss 81
,hs chanssl hy Ret. r. q Miller. pastor,
uio performed th, vrsyaogE. Ihe Frsdr as>
stirred iu 4 handsome iark -haa-t 'raye.rH2
dress. gilh ta' ana gloves ts aa;fh. and ear
fsrj ru-es. The frusm and ashsr- surr black
tttaua,s. and ussa hss,ls decorated thy.f y
l-ls Tbr shrgh sss beautifully 30 rssra
sith posted plant. aul f1aer.- aas,agst atssh
a.IHslsi the bIixht av ai the morning 7aH
through The r3ehis stained =3u3nH. ni the
p.}.hg,. a8 81 uh.rh hssafv, along sith fas
-{.rgrai selections aud to- ur-iiiaE ussrgh reHt
rrtI i,y Nrs Dr. VIZ y Waite eho Pre-. sri
al lhe organ INSIDE iba orga.5ssu Hns. VI taaafE
aud .ss,sanIty Alter th~ sulnHs she hyE'i0
aud ers..gs Iefi ga ihe maEu4aE 'r.5n Tor fhs'r
iouF. Tae ushers sew Ns-sr- ATthar J.
Neyrrs. Nesiu q. lttegeF. lau!.,iuuh. Pa.
Frank T. uiiier sad Frank e. Casael. Wsss
minister.
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Urpnans' Court.

Monday, September 2.r,i. -Anua T.. Naa.s
lg aad William r. Maulsisy. Jr. e2eCaior, 81
William T. Naglshy, deeea--i. reiarnri if,
Of sales os part Of ID. good, aud ehari-l- aad
settled GrsI account.
Jrsyiah Hump, executor ~ Peter hamp.
jrg,-a-rd. settled t.r-i aud fluai account
Nm. r. Caues, executor OF Henry Carter.
deceased. reported sale ~ real estate.
Thu .s>i viii sud testament Of J Jacob Fees
e.. decreased. admitted So probate and letter,
te,tameniary granted io Nathaniel j. Fre,rr
and prrete, w Fres~r.
Upton l.. Reayrr. natural guardian pi Harvey
: Rs-ayer settled first and final account.
Tuesday. September 9Th. MARY r. VII
Sou. eNrcntriN OF Jacob Wilson Decreased. re-
cri,ed order 90 >eil goods and chaitrs
Jacob Shareits, executor ~ William Mar
shall Nehring. deceased, reported sale az
real estate aud returned iIs Ji sales ul zn1,s
aud ehaite>.
Report sale Of real estate of Jaale. r. put.
ierrr. decreased. finally ratified.
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The festival held ut Lneboro last saturday
evening was quite a success. The "l"hNlHe
Band furnished music for the occasion.
NJ. c. StrummeIl. living near this place. Is
very IN with typhoid fever. His attending
physician has no hope of his recovery.
Miss Maggie Albaugh. OF Baltimore. was
the guest OF Miss Alta Swan on SUNDAY 1aSt'
MIR. Frederick Copp is busly engaged dig
ging well for Mr.. H. 5. STICK ~
Miss Maggie Warner, student OF the N"-
mans Medical College, Philadelphia, Is VISIT
ing relatives in Lineboro. She Will return /"
Philadelphia to attend lectures AGAIN the last
Of this month.
Mr.. Samuel BOYER. who has heen on the
sick list, is able to be ont again. ..
Johnnie. aged years. son OF Michael .>t.
who resides near .ineboro. was seriously /,
not fatally hurt. some days ago. 1t Is feared
he will not recover from injurious receive" pN
being run over with a wagon loaded with ap,,
ple< The wheel tore away the scalp and
flesh from the entire left side oi the head,
leaving the homes of the head exposed. The
ear being cut loose from the head. and hang
ing with the flap. made !, a horrible sight;
After the edges were put together the wound
measured Is inches. Dr.. Rudy. ct lAneh"ro1'
assisted by Dr. Sherman, OF Manchester al
miniStered chloroiorm and dressed the wound.
Farmers are busy seeding and cutting oh
their corn.
Mr.. Geo. W Shewel. proprietor Of Liue-
boro Hotel Ia, remodd.ed and reprinted ms
stables
Mr.. i. L. Hoffman, who recently opened a
large dry goods and u"uon store IS dong a
nice business.
Mr. Henry Warner. Of Iinrboro, has 5n.
shed painting his new house. 1t Is quite an
ornament to the town. The owner has spared
neither pains nor expense 10 make II a. com
pleic and attractive rs any in the county. II
contains Il beautiful rooms heated and sup,
piled with heat aud cold wafer. II is said ID
have cost upwards of Sl2,0NN.
Mr. Joseph Ruby. Of Beckeysville has pur-
chased the Liurbnro property at the Depot,
formerly owned hv David BHc&ley. He con
templates building large warehouse and
store.
Mr. Daniel Frank had his leg fractured some
time ago Since then h. has suffered severely
from the shock aud his physicians think Il
best iu ampuJate his limb, as gaugrrnc has
manifested itself
Prof C. j. Harper, OF North Carolina. pare
DR.. John p. Ruby visit A>i week, Prot
Harper is said "a he one of Oh" best surgeons
10 North Carolina.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Aa-eusiaa Jbufyh september -. e Aittael
ant All Angels Day holy Communion at :.
Noru8fr srsvifs zld sgruun 81 Hem Even~ong
ans -eftuuu az "a IAtiY-Hosg Communion az ..
1gssr Higgins, Becioi
~ Tahnf. fhureh Rev Father cassidy Pastor
-uustay-LaW Mas A. e Is ani Hixh Mas Al % ..
20 NesI-sfs AZ a p ls puftuE iise wrrG Mass al
IA
Neth4-it,s Protestant ChuFrh. -sun.iay school Al
Rl. 4 In Preaching at % ~ a o. AMI "a y. ul-
y r. : g, p ats.o 3 m Prayer NESTING rstiissia!
az u, a. 4. D. Melvin. Pastor.
s. Fauls Reformed ChuECh,--Suusiay school a.
ava ria ujy.ur svsscs AZ u ~ A. ~ and Ia y m
calvin s Sizglr Pastor
Hays N--t.a. al carroll HaIi this SATURDAY morn
.us ~ 2 81 cAogk-
tirasenarv T. Church sunday ss-hool a. aIh
u Fygarhtug "a III - d 81. au1 % 2, ~ Junior
Lagos az. a. j IN EpFogih Le4gre 81 o. - o. "a
PrzErE m~eiinE "Wednesday a. : - ? IN,
Joel Brown. Pastor
Haiy Communion % ioas a ~ ami % p.
H. Miller. PASTOR
-lH-a charge Lnthessu ghurch,-st ben ismiu's
yhuEsg--lniiay sshno. AL p ui. Preaching SO p
TAI II John. ghurvu--1usiAy school al A. ul-
by a ssulisuI from Western Maryland seminary.
No tatsrhis- 81 ~ luhu : church uu saturday.
:. 4 bighl. Pastor
carroll charge Reformed Church - Beni4min's
church -5Iulay -fhotl ~ @ a. m- Divine Servlcc
40 % g. "a DaIfcheticai Class saturday. Ia 2 ~.
HaIg Communion OetufeTn Al 10 a. IN -. Nath-
rWrs church sunday school 40 p. M Divine
- D 81 Holy Communion. uctnhcr ~, az lh a 10.
Jerusalem church - llsshuan.s Valley. Hol2 Com
j. Naeaiister, Pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Union Bridge Items.

Telephone aires are down n iul- section 81
the county. owing 20 the storms 81 last week
Our water works aud SateT supply q, 90 bet
tor condition uow than ever before
Harry Chew. Bessie Vent and lHi'e
Wagner spent several day- iu Wayuv~Doru.
Pa. fhe past week.
The Jgiou Bridge Band gave lively tone
Ia aur town several nights last week. with
i;s duc selections OF music.
Walter Bahunf. city editor oi the t'iH'
Ridge Lcphyr aud Mr. Eylrr. ot WayuTsh.z.a.
spent several DAYS .a>i seek iR town, MI
Eyl.r q, sell known In this slciuiiy. tie had
a narrow escape from death a. Roanoke, Vs.,
several week.. ago. being crashed between iso
street. ear. and bad Ia hsH. au operation per.
formed "a, Cas Hospital Philadelphia. it'
IS in good NAY for recovery una- tie sas
ONE oC ib. iea; saaau pitcher, ia thc Nailey
League the l,i,t season. Recently be- uarriei
a Nj Haius-, ct M.ddirburs
Qu.tr q lively ssEtc.i S looked 'or % Sire
faIl election. here. 81 ibr voters "i both parties
sfe nu the move.
Uuitr q sgi4iug. e. j,rIuz g1rur.i on 'n the
evenings a. the railroad. rs crowd ot u'ru
singing, dancing aad4aarrcIsug b, 'a"ait
h. Stopped iY ulr a8''rr.
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HaiPht items.

The festival held at Oakland hall was the
most successful one held about here ,"r a
long time. The North Branch and Handul!s-
town Cornet Band were in attendance and
furnished excellent music. much TO the de-
light Of all. The Oakland Cornet Band eN-
tends hearty thanks to the visiting bands for
their attendance and to the ladies for their
kind assistance in making the festival so sue
ceSStul. The handsome sum realized above
expenses was $50.
At this writing most farmers are through
cutting corn and are seeding. The corn crop.
with very few exceptions. j. not more than
half a crop.
1t Is rumored that new factory will he
built by the Oakland Manufacturing Company
at North Branch in the near future. as large
as the one recently built at Oakland: and 1t
looks as though Carroll will have another
large enterprise added 10 her list.
Rev VI. Mcdonald will preach at New
Oakland on Sunday morning At 1890.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
New Advertisements

Grand Fab Opening-M. Sehueebrrger.
Trade Palace 30 east Main street, Westmlu-
sier. Nd.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
VIM. II. Thomas aud Charles /. Fink, lrn>-
tees.
Sharp Bargains for Sharp Buyers-I. W.
Mather, a west Main street. Westminster, Md.
John Turnbull Jr. Il CO.. 1920 west Bal
rimore street. Baltimore. Nd See first page.
To Candidates TOR 0tice-American Bank
ing and Trust Co. Baltimore, Nd.
The Model Emporium Drrr 4 Son.
Westminster. Nd See first page.
Miller Bros Popular Stores. Westminster
Nd.
The Great Hagerstown Fair. October l5-ls.
Legal Notices Festivals, &c.
Nofice-James W. Inekayd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
An Acquaintance with a Pleasing DenOue-
r1eut

Mrs. John Besore, of Youngstown. Ohio,
with Miss Julia Haughev, of Reisterstown,
visited Dg. Geo s. Fouke. Of Westminster
tins week, 10 topeh the pure white marble
that marks the resting place Of Mrs. Geo. 5.
Fouke. in the grave yard Of Ascension Church.
Several years ago Mrs. Robert Devries, Of
Wheeling. ". Va, in company With Mrs
Fouke. mada visit 10 Mrs.. Besore, in
Youngstown. Mrs.. besore and Mrs. Fouke
werr entire strangers. X the surprise of all
it vas found that 14rs. Besore, who was a
daeqilieg of Dr., John 0elig, Of Waynssboro,
Pa. and q pieae IF William Beyries, late
merchant Ii i3aifia4taa, had been pupil OF
DIR. Geo. S Fouke. Who kflY years ago taught
the Waynesboro Academy. i SaFm friend
ship resulted from this pleasing denonement,
and death has only strengthened the FEELING
with Mrs Besore.
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Melr0Se Items.

Miss +. e. Lorrenger Is making improve
neut, on some Of her buildings which adds
greatly To lie appearance Of her home.
Mr. ElseSsor mas rooted his house.
Vent Union Sunday school will have
SUNDAY school. SUNDAY, September ~ in the
afternoon. An who are interested ia organ.
iziug a singing class are invited 70 be- present.
The Melrnse creamery is q regular bee hive.
W. are informed that the weekly pay roll Is
500 The manager, John : Vent. D, a
hustler aud is making Melrase lively husl-
ness place again. Several business places
would make ,taii old Melru>e boom.
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Personal Notes.

NleAHsAA AhtAS1s
Mr.. Lewis X. Woodward. son Il the late
DR.. Lewis Woodward. leaves TODAY 30 enter
Hahnemann Hom9paihic Medical COLLEGE,
Philadelphia.
Miss Helea X. 6orsuch, daughter u Mr..
Charles C. GOrsuch, has returned tu the
Woman College. Baltimore.
Mrs. Jesse Shriner aud child. Of Baltimore.
who had been visiting her mother ~ Linwood.
this county. on her return home spent several
DAYS IN this citv the guest ui Mr.. ID. heeuer
ShriHer.
Miss Sallie 5 Wood. Of Baltimore, who
spent the summer with Miss Ida Moore. ~
turned home this week
Mrs. Eugetia B. George. Misses Lila George
aud Eugenia Beriet. Of Freedom, attended
the german at the CITY Hotel this city, last
Saturday evening.
Miss Lenore Stone. 81 Frederick county.
was q guest Of Mrs. p. e. Kennedy parts Of
last and this week
DR.. Charles Williams. a distinguished sur
geon, and son of Chief Justice Williams OF
Pennsylvania, spent several days at ~inches-
ter Place last week
Several weddings will take place in West
Minister this fall The FIRST will be- that Of
Mr.. Harry &. Albaugh and Miss Moilir =
Wicken. daughter ofeN -ShenfrS. Carr Wick,
ert j will he solemuized at the NJ. ?,
Church on Thursday Of next week, October
3. al 3.30p. m. 4 reception al the home Of
the bride from to g viii follow.
Guy F. Smith. son of the late Judge John
f. smith, left on Tuesday to enter Randolph
Macon Academy. Front Royal. Va.
Mrs. NJ. c. Elliott, of Parkersburg W. Va.
i. visiting Mrs. A. T. Fowler this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Nauahan. near War
heldsburg. and Misses Jennie and Florence
Maleborn, OF this city, drove TO Gettysburg
by way of Fairfield on saturday last.
Miss Marie d. Eader of Baltimore, is visit
ing Miss Florence Iepp, this city.
Misses Mary Josephine aud Agnes Gilber
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas W. Beacham
Ay0Hllale, last Sunday.
Mi.s Nina Scott. Of Baltimore, is a guest u
Mrs George NJ. Parke.
Miss Jane Clark, Of 81 Paul. Minnesota
and Messrs Matthew Fenion. Archibald Coul
ter. Jr.. and Harry McNally, of Baltimore
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM b. Thomas
this week
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Shiloh Items.

Farmers are about through cutting corn
aud sowing grain.
The creamery is in running order now and
the farmers are selling their milk.
Mr. Edward Trump has opened a grocery
store al his residence near Shiloh mill.
Mrs. Frederick Fowble, of near here has
two carbagcles on her back, larger than
goose eggs. She was quite i'll for some time
but is recovering Slowly.
Mrs. Noah Houck last Saturday night was
quite i'll with cramp colo.
Miss Ada Shaher, Of GreenmoHpf, spent
Sunday With her father, Nr. Andrew Shalier
Miss Garry Gettier, % Mexico, is spending
week with Mr., Hosgfi Nlilelaer and Mrs.
David Ruby.
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Enterprise Items,

Farmers are busy seeding, cutting corn and
making cider.
Nh Grove j. Shipiey, teacher At Enter
prise, is getting along finely with hi, school
Every scholar likes him aud his school mum
bers -. He nor only teaches them 10 read
and spell, hut Ieachas them 10 sing and pray.
Politics is all the talk al this time. There
are hed-tieks, eow-ticks and politick in
Franklin district, but there are no ticks on p.
j. Bennett for the Senate. aud don You for
get n
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Silver Run Items.

Mr.. Eli NJ. Boose is about finishing his new
house at this place.
Work on the new house for Mrs. Mikesell
will be commenced in few DAYS.
Rev. J. p koontz. of York, viii preach
a special sermon for Carroll Castle No. :
Ancient Order Knights of the Mistic Chain ON
sunday evening. September 10Th. at 80, in
the y. +. Church n onion Mills Every
member Of ihe order is expected e be pres
enf
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The Cricket On the Hearth.

An entertainment was given at Odd Eel
lows Hall, this city, ON Tuesday night by
local talent. The program embraced "A
Pair Of LunaticS a comedy in one act. and
THE Cricket ON the Hearth, a Christmas
story In three acts In "A Pair of Lnatics
Mr.. p c. Kennedy and Miss Belle Orndorf
were He and She. and both did admirably.
The Cricket on the Hearth was not so well
presented. Owing TO difficulty in filling the
cast the play Was severely cat. Still excel
leuce was not 10 be expected of amateurs in so
heavy a play, but Judging from the laughter
and applause, the audience was well pleased.
The cast
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

We all Of and friends Satur
will accommodate all in the future We
want your trade IL Rars you looking place
the county,
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ORNDORFF"S.
ORNDORFF'S.

We impress upon minds that we have the
LARGEST SELECTION OF GOODS FOR FALL WINTER
in county specially fine line line Of BLACK GOODS
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The Democratic Advocate,

saturday, SEPTEMBER Is. 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-15
OGDEN DEPT.
HERHLD BRUNCH OFFICE.
5l3 UTAH LOAN g. TRUST BUILDING.
Ogden. August Is.
ABOUT NOMINATIONS.

It may be put down as settled fact,
that the great majority of Weber
county Democrats are opposed to the
nomination Of United States senators,
because so far as this county is con-
cerned, at least, it is not good politics.
The same feeling would prevail If the
state convention should nominate
candidates whom the majority of the
Democrats of this county might select,
because the same objection would
obtain.
If nominations are made it must be
remembered that the local popularity
of a candidate for the legislature
would count for naught. He would
only be as strong in the legislative dis
tricr as the candidates for the Senate,
and when a district is close 1t is not
expedient to incumber the election with
issues that might as well be left out.
A few votes in several legislative
districts will probably decide the re-
suit. and it is absolutely. necessary
that the voters as far as possible
should have the incentive of personal
interest to make them exert them
selves to win the day. 1t should be
remembered that a man who is voted
for in the state at large can afford to
loose a few votes here and there be-
cause he can make it up in some other
place and then on the general result
a few votes will not amount to much.
But where the voting will be con-
fined to districts as in The case OF a
senatorial election by the people, each
senatorial candidate must possess suf-
ficienr personal popularity to carry a
majority of the districts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

at a meeting of the directors OF the Mon
arch Mining Company, held at the office
of the company in Salt Lake city, Utah,
on the 18th day of July, 1895, an assess
on the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately to the treasurer at
No. West First South street, Salt Lake
may remain unpaid on the 10th day of
September, 1898. will be delinquent. and
will be advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. unless payment is made before and
will be sold on the 10th day of October,
1895, to pay delinquent assessment there
on, together with the costs of the adj
Vertisement, and expenses of sale
JAMES MOFFAT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-15

Council of Salt Lake City of the intention
to make the following described improve
ment, to-wit:
Constructing n sewer lateral in sewer
district No. l, along the north side of
Fifth South street, from Second East
street eastward TO the west line of Fort
Douglas Military Reservation, and defray
the cost thereof, estimated at 81, S5S 81, or
81 so per front or linear foot, by local
assessment on the blocks. lots, parts of
lots and pieces of ground within sewer
district No. 1, being the property. lots,
parts of lots and pieces of ground III said
district to be affected or benented by said
improvement, namely, lots 1 and 2, block
81, plat A, Salt Lake City survey. lots /.
3 and 4. block 80, lots 1 and 3, block "a,
lots l. ?, 3 and 1, block 80, lots l and 2.
block %. lots l. ., and 4. block 81.
lots / and , block 20, and lots I. > 3 and
A. block %. plat L, Salt Lake City survey
lots l and 2 block 20, lots 1. :, 3 and l.
block 49, lots l and }, block IS. and lots
and 4, block II, plat +, Salt Lake City
survey.
All protests and objections TO the carry
ing out of such intention, to make said i'm
provement. must be presented III writing
to the City Recorder, on or before the
9th day of August, 1895, being the time
set by said Council when it will hear and
consider such objections as may be made
By order of the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Territory of Utah, made the
3Oth day Of July, 1870.
City Recorder.