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D. |. ROSS.
Merchant Tailor,
~ West Second South St
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The sampson Mining Company. SAT- Lsis city.
Utah, Worse Of the CompAnT Al Copper
Guich. West Mountain hining bis.
trict, salt LAse County. Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ NA messing % the Hoard OF Trustees
Of tho said Cempany, held on the ggth dAY OF
februATy, A. u. ls96. an assessment ot three.
gnths $40 OF one cent toll per share was
levied upon the capital stost Of Inc said CON.
psny payable on the 2sth day Of March. A. ID.
lss1. 10 Robert J. ulendinning, secTstAry Of
the Company, At his ONCE a. No. rs south
MAN street. salt Las city, Utah. Any stoek
upon which this ssssssnsnt may remain un
pad on the 26th day OF March, A u lsss, will
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale At public
suction and urless pay meat thereon 10 made
before will be sold on the 18th day OF Aprtl,
A, u, lsyd. 20 pay the delinquent llsslsIneni
together with costs Of advertising aud 81
penses Of sale,
J. GLEsDIN SIHG,
SeCreury ~ sampson Mining Co.
Dated At salt Lake CITY, Utah. FsbruAfy 9lti
Flr,. publication Of shi, notice February gl,i.
A, u, lssd.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.L.l. o. Elles N. BuLler. aeesA.sa.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny the
ettAte % Ellen ~ Butler, deceased,
10 Ihs creditors OF. snd ali psrsons hAv.
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the nTst publication Of this NO
ice, h the said administrator. Al the once
OF IAYloT, Romney, Armstrong company, cor
SAT- Lake Ciy, In the CouAsy Of SAT- lake,
Utah.
Dated February. 10, lsos.
OhsoE %. RohNKY,
Administrator Of the estate OF Ellen Al.
Butler, deceased.
IAmsl H. ksyls. AtiarAAs fns aAiAl~-
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NOTICE.

To The Stockholders Of the DpllIsn, Bsef 4
Champion Mining Co, . corporation,
VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il the regular annual meeting Of the atocI'
holders OF said corporation will be Reid Al the
once OF the company, room t05, hcCornick
bank building, SAT- Lake City, Utah. on Mon
day. the secold dAY OF March, proximo, at the
hour Of p, M, for the purpoee OF eleeung
officers for the ensuing yesr. and for the Trans
aeuon Of such other business a. may properly
come before the meeting.
By order Of the Hoard OF Directors,
", j nEATIE, Secretary,
SALT LAKE err, Feb Is, lssd
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OF SAT- laAAt Nly shhl 'NAfAaA
SECTION 1. BE II ordained by the Citr Coun'
I'll Of salt LAto City. state Of UtAh Inst the
Police Department % salt Lateylty shan con
slst Of the Board OF Police and Fire tommh'
sioners, q chief and q captain OF Poke. Two
De.t ssrEsants and tvsntTsighi additional
section ., Thst it,h.I 10 the duty Of the
board Of Police and Tire Commissionefs In.
70 dismiss from The ssid Police Department
sunlciont number Of onioers and men 10 reduce
tho force " SAID department 70 the number
desiFuatsd BY seclion % this ordnance
section q All ofdinAnces In conflict with
this ordinance are hereby fepealsds
section 4 This ordinance shall tAts eject
frsm and after ~. appfova. ,..-..-
TAsssd ~ tee city C0u ,cil o. salt Lane City
state o. Utah, fobruAry u. 10 and fsforrsd
bkviD y EaEiiY. City Recorder.
Approved this tho 18Th Gay % IebfuArT,A ID.
is1s. JAMES GLENDiSSiNG. Mayor
STArE or UrAu, L..
CITY and County Of salt LAKE. Z"
I. David 4. Emery. Recorder 10 and for said
city. DO hereby certify that the atove and fore
goiaE u a fuli, true and correct copy Of an or
dinAnce ostiued IAN ordnance liking tho
uumbtf o. officers aud men % which the fo'
ii9e Department Of salt Lane CITY 'han con
sat" passed By ths giy conneh q sal, Lale
ity, state Of Utah. fslruarT II, 10, And ap
proved b. the Mayor. February Is, isse. A. Ap'
peAfs u record In my once
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and afaHcd the corporate seal Of said
city, this tie l5lh day q Iebfusty, 4. y. lsls.
isoaLl DAVID 5, EMElf,
Is. is. City Recorder.
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NOTICE.

NvUTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y there will DO a meeting Of the stock.
holders u the walker Brothers A Tyler Com.
pAny on the 18th day OF February, A. n. lsd.
Al " O'CLOCK a m, At the once OF The CON.
panT. In salt Laks CITY, state OF Utah, for the
purpose Of chsnging The "Aftleles OF lneor
poTalion" Of said company, IN this, to'wlt
ny sutking out Of Article one ~ OF said
walker Hrothers A Tyler CompAny' and In
seTllng In lieu thereof these words Nv AlksT
lifothefs DRY Goods Company"
Al. VI. wALRER. PrssldenL
Il WALKER secretary.
Dated thiI aiIh day OF Jhnusry isss.
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NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ AmeetiaE Of The hoard o. Directors OF
the above named corporation held A. ~ zen
efAl once Ia salt Lake CIV, utah, on TIE sih
DAY Of fchrtary, lsqd, an Assessmeni o. three
thousand dollars, or one cont per share, va
zion payable on tue 10Th day OF March. lsll 70
a. ". OlAfte, secretary o. the corporation, ~
its general otsces, suits US Progress buidlns.
salt LAKE. City, Utah. Any sioes upon which
the asssssment may remain unpaid on tho Co.,
dAy % MAfch isla, vii be delinquent, Aud i'd
vcrtised tor sale At pubic auction and unless
payment ~ maze before viii 10 sold On tho IN
ment together With costs Of advertisins aud
eapense Of sale A. n. CLARhE,
Secretary Of the West Cable Minlng sud NH
Late CITY, Jtah.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

yhAdsrtilt Mining Company Location Of
principal place Of business talt Lake
CITY. Utah Location Of Minct,
Blaine county, Idaho.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amreting o, the board Of dlrsctors held
Al SAT- tAku City. Utah, January "a, lss0, an
nsaessmsnt Of TIRES 90 cents per share was
levied on the capital stock OF The corporation,
payable 10 the secretary, q. NiAuque No.
Utah, on Or before the seih day OF February,
lsgk Any stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on the 10Th uay OF February,
At public suction. and n payment 10 not made
before will he sold on the 10Th day Of March.
1sft At the hour Of 2pm,, Al the once Of tho
secretary, to pay A1sessmeus and cost Of adj
yeTtisinR, together with expense Of sale
A g. GtAUQuE, Secretary.
salt Lane CITY. JLn. %. isaC.
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ADD 10 accordance with law and the order o.
The board Of directors made OF me foufth
dAy o. Februsfy, lsai, 90 many thaea o. eAoh
parcel Of stock a. may be Necessary WI ~
sold Al The once Of tue secretary - No. lil
south Main street on the l'th DAY OF ebfuary'
10, a. twelve O'Clock N. 20 pay we dollh
qusnt assessment thereon, toFether with We
cost OF advertising ald expense % sac.
VA. CAMPBELL,
secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

sheep Rock Nininr and niilins CompAny'
location And principal place OF business
SAT- Lske CITY.
NvoTfCE THERE ARE DELlNQJENI
~ upon the folioNlnE described tt0ct 90
aceount Of assetsment levied on The tNenN.
strth faathl dsy u Dscembe lts3s the sewers
amounts set opposite the names Of The respec
tive shareholders, a. follovti
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oAnD y.or rnr yrs,r PKEnDESoY

SAhp Ehoh Thb fl6f fhEaibsSNh
Salt Lahs CITY. Angus, 20, 1895.
Csntribousns In aid Of The menu
mont 10 be erected In Salt D.ts Oily
In memory Of Brigham YounE and
the pienssrs, should be cent By ,hor
charged with the duty Of ooliectisr
50 ifrsqusnily n possible 10 Hessi
NJ. wells. Salt Lake City, who will see
that same are properly acknowledge.
We earnestly hope that all the people
viii respond generously and promptly
10 this call, 70 the sni that the monu.
msnt may be completed 81 the earliest
possible aats.
Wu.yoRD Woodbury.,
0BoEoH q. CANNON,
JOSEPH y. BhTIH,
First Prsaideney Of The Church o.
gesus Ohrist Of Lstist-dsy bainta
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Brigham Young Memorial $3.50
station acknowledges reosipt Of the
ollowing oontributnns 70 assist In the
tuildinr Of ths Pioneer monamsnG
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N Frsnk h. Kimbali, the adminisuAtor
o. the estate Of Nlnnis Bsriou. ds
ceased. has rendered snd presented
for settlement. and nled IN snd court
Ton Of said estate, and dled there with MS
petition for the hnh distribuuon q the esAte
Of said deceased. ard thn Saturday. me l,lh
DAY o. March. 1875 At 20 o'eloct a m, Al the
court room Of said court, being the ioini city
and county building IN the city Of SAT- Lars,
10 the state Of Utah, has bosn duly tppoinled
ascouut and the hearing u sad petition for
the nnaI distribution Of the estate u sAii De.
ceassdf At shieh time and place any ueI,on
iBtsrested In SAID estate msy appeh and ny 2
petition, aud contest the same and each o.
isEALl q. n STANTON. CisrE
by a, e. nEEsE. Deputy CierL
Dated Tsby. 10th. is3a
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

The West Cable Mining and Milling Co, ptin'
cipal place o. business, sAlt Lake
City, Utah
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After Three Years, s. ID.
Robey, M. D., Reports
His Cure.
uls Professional Advice 60 his yellow.
sunsrersi TAKE so.re-nae and
ne Yourself AGain.r

Thousands have been cured. aud millions vii
y, 10 they only know how much good u Will do
Tor them. u your condition any worse than
Doctor hobeysf He was cured long ago, and
writes under late date as ioll0wsi
THIRTY POUNDS HEAVIER now.
sfgEf, lit, september "a. iso5.
Gentlemen. I write you a note IN praise Of
No-rO.Bac which ! took nearly three years ago.
had been using tobacco nearly ~ years. fhe
hauit had grown on me b such an extent that q
required pound even ten days. II 80 affected
my nervous system that ! could not sleep. had no
appetlte aud was used up generally. on the 1911
DAY u January % I commenced tho use Of no
f1-nac and gained IS pounds the nfii month.
No-TO.nac entirely destroyed my desire f1r
tobacco, add I have not tasted the vile weed
since. am now ~ pounds heavier than when
used tobacco. and would Ike 70 say n every one
who uses tobacco, "tlke NoTQ-liao and b. Jour.
sclfagaln." Very respectfully yours.
l., u. H0nEY VI. u.
Are you q sufferer from disease that You long
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hac Il sold ~ your own druggist under absolute
guarantee OF cure. start your new manhood 20.
day. Get our booklet Don't Tobacco spit and
smoke Your life Away" Written guarantee Of
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Address The sterling Kennedy Co., Chicago VI
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SUMMONS.

In the pis,r.e, oour IN and for the Third
judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake.
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rotioe Of settlement Of haAi aeeouhi ant
hearing Of petition for hnal
diftributon.
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suMMoNS.

! the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District 81 Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.
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NOTICE..

n the District Court Of The Third JudieiAl
District o. the state o. Uta1,
salt fate County
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In the matter Of the Est.ts Of Minnie Barton,
Deceased.
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Anna N. Paulf, plaintiff. go
VI
IIyrum Russell PAUL., defendant
TIE rsople Of the Territory " UtAh tena
Greeting 10 Hyrum Russell fAulk' deieha
ant
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Truth A. Miner. plsint,n. " MARI Langts and
George salisbury, defendants
The People Of the Territory Of Uiah ssnd
greeting To MARY Latte and george
salisbury, defendants,
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFEcTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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MADE
TO
ORDER.
An All Wool Suit for
$I4.OO.

All goods In our store will be
closed out at once regard
less OF cost
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-03-20
The Bridge Wall OF the Boiler

The slope advisab BILE for the bridge wall
of boiler is about 35 degrees from the
perpendicular. Fire brick will, of
course. be employed for facing. From
II to II inches from the top wall to the
boiler shell is correct. The strength of
the wall will, of course, be governed by
the thickness, character of the cement,
general planning and workmanship. The
CRATES should be of ample proportions
so as to obviate the necessity of crowd
ing the fires. For 76-inch boiler, about
81 square feet of crate would he re-
quired The CRATE area depends some
on the shape of the furnace. Long mar.
row CRATES are not so popular now. ow
ing to the difficulty in getting at the rear
portions. The other extreme has TO bc
looked out for. otherwise the combustion
element will be lacking. \ furnace
width about s inches wider than the Iii.
ameter of the boiler. and CRATE bars
about 5 feet long, are good proportions.
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E0Ster.

The limits of Easter arc March % and
April IS. period of thirty-fve days.
One would naturally suppose that in a
very long period, the festival would oc-
cur about equally on all the days. But
it is not so. From the year 1888, the
one following the reformation of the cal
cndar by Gregory, for period of 1850
years, the irregularities arc very great.
The average number is fifty in the above
period The first three days and the last
three fall far behind the average. 1t oc-
ours on April % sixteen times only, and
on the "a and IS each twenty-five times.
On March % it occurs eleven times;
March %, fourteen times: March 81. ten
times--being the least number. II occurs
more frequently rs follows: April 10.
seventy-threc times: April 10, seventy
two times; April 5. seventy-one times:
April IS, seventy times: Auril II, sixty
nine times: April Is, sixty-eight times,
and on March 80 and 81, each sixty
seven times. Since the earliest date
above referred to, Easter has come on
March %. five times--n period of 2O2
years; in the following 1863 years it will
occur but six times. 1t last took place
in 1874: the next time will be in the year
22S5. In the distant future there will
he another long period in which Easter
will not occur on the 22d Of March for
4GG years, viz. from 25O6 to 2971 inclu-
Sivp
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form upon which to shape their products,
out American lean, Canadian and nlannfaet,
are ready to adopt an improvement over.
the present system. In America, alone.
there nrc many mills, each of which has
from 10 to 100 different forms of shanine
boards, and each form includes Il series
Of many sets of from 100 to 1000 pieces.
Even mill Of moderate proportions has
a board room of considerable size and
we'll filled with the various forms. There.
is quite extensive, ana il the substance
used in the making of the boards were
procured from paper, manufacturers of
the latter material would be benefited
by the advent Of the new channel for tho
use of their nrnlurt ~
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INSIDE THE TEAKETTLE.
1t is Well Worth While to Note Its Con-
ditjOSs.

1t is Well Worth While to Note Its Con-
ditio:ss.
\ helpful suggestion is to be welcomed,
from whatever source it may come, and
this bit Of moralizing regarding certain
kitchen practices is just as valuable as
though it appeared for the first time in
some publication claiming to be devoted
especially and exclusively to the interests
of Bridget and her MISTRESS 1t is often
the simplest details in kitchen labor that
are the most neglected. The hot water
kettle. for cXample-how many cooks
pay any attention to it? Stale water
simmered, and with all vitality cooked
out, is it's perennial portion, with an
occasional filling up and sudden boiling
as the need requires. If every house
keeper who reads this paragra oh should
80 straight to her kitchen. lift the kettle
and carry it to the window, where a
strong light will disclose it's INTERIOR
nine out of ten of them will find rusty
layer of lime. iron and dregs. that eff
fectnally prevents any good-tl vored wa
ter from issuing from it. The kettle
needs the same frequent and thorough
care that any kitchen utensil needs.
Into such, having it already warm, put
fresh filtered water, boil rapidly, and
use at once, and one of the large aids
to palatablc food is sccured.-Phladel-
,,hi, TiuaS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-03-20
THE WILD HOG OF ARIZONA.
He in Il Pretty Numerous Animal, and j.
as Wild as He Wants to Re-


as Wild He Wants to BE.
The widest of wild hogs live both
above and below the YUMA on the Col
orado river. When the late Thomas
Blythe was trying to settle a colony at
Lerd9, forty-tive miles below Yuma, on
the Colorado, he sent down il large mum.
Der Of very fine full-blooded Berkshire
and Poland China pigs and turned them
loose on the banks of the river near
1-crdo. where they lived on roots, grass.
weeds, tulcs and mesquite beans. bred
and multiplied. kept fat and filled the
low and tule lands with large mum
Der of fine porkers.
Never seeing Il human being except
now and then lone Indian, they soo,,
became wild. and wilder still. and scat
tered until the wood and lowlands were.
full of them. Notwithstanding that the
coyotes slaughtered the little ones in
great numbers, they have increased I'M
til it is estimated that ut the present
time there arc more than 10000 of them
roaming up and down the Colorado and
Hardic rivers. from their mouths uD as
high as the tide runs. or from sixty-fivc
to seventy miles from rhe gulf. Their
range gives them the finest of feed
wild sweet potatoes, tules, Stayfisll.
clans, dead turtles and scaweed along
the river bank at low tide. They are
unmolcstcd except now and then by ii
hunter who finds his way down the riv-
er.-Montana StOckman and Farmer.
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Trolley and Storage Battery.

\ novel plan Of making zone hand
wash the other as the old proverh has
it, is a combination of electric trolley
and storage battery in operation upon
suburban railway in Hanover, where.
after a long trial, it has been adopt
cd. Electric accumulators arc placed
beneath the seats of the cars. The road
is equipped with trolley wires and mo-
tors on one section only.
While the car is travelling over the
trolley section the accumulators are
charged, receiving 4 current through the
same feed wire as the trolley. When
the end of tho trolley is reached. which
is at the city limits, within which the
overhead wires arc prohibited. the car
continues on it's way over track that
was formerly used as a horse car line. re-
lying absolutely tor power upon the cleo
trio. energy stored in the accumulators
during tho trio oyer the trolley road.
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Raising Foxes in Alaska.

w. B. Taylor of Omaha, for five years
private secretary to Gen. Logan during
his senatorial career and clerk If the
senator's committee, is now interested
i'll Western irrigation matters and fox
raising on a large scale in Alaska He
organized the company that first under
took the propagation of blue and silver
gray foxes for the European fur market.
The company now has five islands in
Alaska under a lease from the govern
ment where these animals are domesti-
Gated for their fur. The pelts are almost
wholly sold in the London market and
average $40 apiece. The FIVE islands
contain about 5000 foxes, which for
four months of the season have to be
maintained at the cost of the company,
which this year sent up about $4,000
pounds of food-pickled fish, which are
soaken in fresh water when they are
to be fed, constituting the chief supply
The company has been experimenting in
propagating foxes about twelve years
and has finally domesticated them so
that they are proving profitable. Other
companies have in the meantime been
organized, and at present sixteen Alaska
islands are devoted to their payit;on.
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MONUMENT TO A PRIZE FIGHTER.
proposed Tribute to Jack Dempsey stir

Proposed Tribute to Jack Dempsey stirs
Up q Protest.
The movement on foot to erect mon-
nment in Calvary cemetery, Newtown,
l.. l.. in memory of the late Jack"
Dempsey, the middlcweight champion
vigorous protest from the authorities
of the cemetery, and if the thousands
of friends and admirers of the dead
tighter persist in the scheme, bitter
contest in the courts will be the result.
The widow of Dempsey has already
given her consent for the removal OF
the remains of the late ''Noupareil" from
to Calvary cemetery. Such prominent
pugilists as John l.. Sullivan, James J.
Corhctt and Bob" Fitzsimmons have
expressly signitie, their intention to sub
scribe literally to the proposed nonu-
ment fund. y letter was received from
tit%Simmons the other night to the eff
feet that the present champion heavy
samcSt man that ever stood before him.
Bob" has offered to chip in 5000 to-
ward the fund.
"Gus" Tuthill, Dempsey's old hacker
and intimate friend: Mcssrs. Phil and
Mike Dwyer, David Gideon, Senatos
Timothy ID. Sullivan, who is a great adj
mlr'r of the manly art: Rookmaker
Peter De Lacy, Richard X. Fox, Arthur
l.unley and prominent sporting men all
over the country have siynitied their
Willingness to contribute to the fund.
Martin Dempsey. brother of Jack" says
that there would be no trouble about
securing plat for the burial of the late
champion.
The proposition was to place over
Dempsey's grave bronze statue of
Dempsey in ring costume and in fighting
attitude. On the pedestal was to be in
scrlbed record of his numerous battles
and victories. 1t is just here where the
bitch comes i'll. II. J. McMahon who is
in charge of the office Of Calvary GEM
ctcry. says that no such monument
would br permitted in the cemetery.
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"A City Lodging Barge.

The new barge that New York city
is building as a floating lodging house
to better serve the purpose for which
the police station houses were formerly
used is nearly completed, and the idea is
considered by Commissioner Faure the
greatest municipal improvement Of the
year. it was he who suggested it. The
barge will be three stories high and will
have plenty of bathrooms. Everyone
" ho wants Il bed will have to first take
q bath. a medical examination will also
be made of each applicant for lodging.
Every lodger who is able will be obliged
to work. The washing and the working
Will keep out the professional Migrants.
The deserving poor will, after rigid Ques-
tioning, be properly taken care Of. Dur
ing the night the clothing of each lodgcr
will be disinfected